Hello Mr. Soares, I already addressed the extinction threat in an article a few days ago. It's not that those of us who are e/acc deny AI presents a danger. I deny that ASI presents more of an imminent extinction threat than other competing ones I can think just off the top of my head: collapsing birth rates, global warming, nuclear war. Two of those three at least have real (if debated) trajectories. It also doesn't come off convincing to us when certain frontier companies beg for centralized oversight and to slow down development, while also speeding up model releases. Nor when EA actively participates in accelerating AI. You have the power to personally "throw a wrench" so to speak. You could file any number of complaints or allegation to plunge them into regulatory hell if not bankruptcy. I saw where you almost argued that you were a co-founder of OpenAI, that seems like a good litigation route alone. But none of you will stake yourself to stop AI development, presumably because your own probability calculations involve something like "AI development will likely continue elsewhere, and it's better if we do it having billions from the IPOs." It's always about demanding everyone else has to give up something. But here's a bigger problem. All the solutions that EAs have presented require creating an immense amount of centralized governance. This is a country that has shed immense amounts of blood on the radical notion of natural rights. We don't want some global government to have a kill switch in our CPUs or policing our own vibe-coding. We certainly don't want those who agree with Yudkowsky to be in charge of "safety" anything, not when he considers killing toddlers to be less of an ethical issue than eating bacon. We know tyrants when we see them. IMO, EAs reinvented sun worship. Everything gets organized around appeasing and manifesting the will of a silicon deity. It's no different than how pagans organized their lives around what the sun might do to their crops. Even the shrimp thing is a self-projection: if we're kind to shrimp, maybe the silicon deity will be kind to us.

Paramount floating Elon as an investor. That means a slice of CNN and CBS.Hell yes. Bring him in. Watch the anchors melt when the lie factory meets a man who actually ships product. They called him a threat because he broke their mute button. Do it.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES! 🤯 The New York Times reports that a Democratic-aligned group, Project Bullhorn, paid more than 100 creators through SideShift to flood social media with “affordability” content ahead of the 2026 midterms. $25–$30 PER VIDEO. Many didn’t disclose they were being paid. Some weren’t even from the states they claimed to represent. One Utah resident posed as a Texan, while a creator in England claimed to be from Texas. And remember how every time you opened TikTok, it felt like “affordability” videos had completely taken over your feed? IT WASN’T YOUR IMAGINATION. Democrats literally paid creators to manufacture what was supposed to look like organic grassroots outrage. They wanted you to believe regular Americans were naturally flooding social media with outrage over affordability when there was an organized, paid campaign behind the content. And they wonder why people don’t trust the left. THIS is exactly why. 👇

DOJ Announces Charges Against Utah Postal Worker For Trashing More Than 300 Mail-In Ballots | Cristina Laila, The Gateway Pundit This is why the Senate needs to pass the SAVE America Act now. The Justice Department on Tuesday announced a postal worker was indicted for discarding more than 300 mail-in ballots in a dumpster. A grand jury indicted 34-year-old Damon Matai Seei on September 16 on one count of Unlawful Secretion, Destruction, and Delay of Mail. Seei was arraigned at a federal courthouse in Utah on Tuesday afternoon. “[On] June 3, 2026, SEEI threw away some of the mail, which he had been entrusted to deliver, into a dumpster in a church parking lot. He later admitted in an interview that he threw away the mail because he wanted to “lighten his workload” so he could presumably go home earlier,” the Justice Department’s detention memo read. “When American voters lawfully cast their vote, they should feel confident that it is counted,” said Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter. He continued, “Allegedly throwing away hundreds of ballots is a serious federal crime that undermines the integrity of our elections. Ballot integrity is not a partisan issue.” “When the defendant allegedly threw away the mail he was entrusted to deliver, he also threw away the chance for those citizens to exercise their right to vote,” said U.S. Attorney Melissa Holyoak for the District of Utah. “Our office, along with our law enforcement partners, takes these offenses seriously and will continue to investigate them to ensure justice is served for anyone whose constitutional right to vote has been infringed,” she said. Melissa Holyoak said an investigation began after voters reported not receiving their ballots and officials identified unusually low voter participation. Seei told investigators that he did not have a political motive. thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09…

I had never heard of kratom until this morning’s story. Two Ole Miss students, ages 18 and 20, are dead, and packaged “gas station drug” kratom was found at both scenes. Kratom is an herbal product with opioid-like effects at higher doses. It sits on convenience store shelves, often with unknown potency and no real quality control. Parents, please be aware. Even if you haven’t heard of it like me, make sure your kids know what it is and that it can kill them.🙏

I know some people are losing their friggin minds over TRUMP TV but I actually like it. Why the hell shouldn’t I be able to watch an entire Trump speech or announcement without someone else deciding which 15 seconds I need to see? Put the whole damn thing out there. I don’t need CNN telling me what Trump meant. I don’t need Fox telling me what Trump meant either. Let me watch it myself and make up my own mind. Is it coming directly from the White House? Of course it is. So maybe don’t treat it like your only source of news. But more access to what the President is actually saying? I’ll take that every single time.

Every man named Al is super happy about this change.

Streaming 24/7. Live at 7PM. 👀📺

Obama Accidentally Proves He Got Away With Attacking the Free Press | Matt Margolis, PJ Media When President Donald Trump barred CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House press briefings this week, Barack Obama couldn't resist weighing in, and he made a fool of himself doing it. Reacting to the news, Obama said, "My imagination could not foresee some of the stuff that's going on right now. I believe there was just an announcement that the White House decided, you know what, CNN, MS NOW, maybe the New York Times was included, you just can't come to the White House press briefings anymore because you're giving the current president unfavorable coverage." Obama continued, "I'm trying to think what would have happened if I had said, 'you know what, FOX News, get out of here.' It's unimaginable." Except, he actually did. Back in 2009, Obama tried to exclude Fox News from a White House pool interview with pay czar Ken Feinberg, only backing off after the rest of the press corps threatened to boycott the interview in solidarity. Obama has spent years since positioning himself as a champion of press freedom. The record says otherwise. In fact, Obama's Justice Department carried out one of the most aggressive crackdowns on journalists and whistleblowers in modern history. He prosecuted more leakers than all previous presidents combined, often locking people up for disclosures that turned out to be trivial. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Obama most definitely doesn't want you to remember that he spied on the media. Obama's Justice Department also seized phone records from Associated Press reporters and editors, spied on Fox News's James Rosen and New York Times reporter James Risen, and even labeled Rosen an "unindicted co-conspirator" for the crime of reporting the news. Dozens of major news organizations accused Obama of trampling the First Amendment, all without due process and often in total secrecy. He wasn't done. Obama also tried to weaponize the FCC through his push for so-called "net neutrality," dressed up as fairness while really handing Washington more leverage over internet providers and, by extension, online speech. Obama also threatened journalists directly over unflattering coverage. After the 2013 sequestration cuts he tried to blame on Republicans, Bob Woodward exposed Obama’s own direct role in choosing what got cut. A senior White House official warned Woodward he would "regret" calling out Obama's role. Woodward refused to back down and went public with the threat, and once he did, other journalists came forward with strikingly similar stories of their own. The Freedom of the Press Foundation didn't sugarcoat any of it, writing that "as president, Barack Obama harshly punished whistleblowers and took several steps that damaged press freedom." The organization went further, adding that "former President Barack Obama's press freedom record is marred by his administration's relentless prosecutions of whistleblowers, aggressive lobbying to kill FOIA reform, and promotion of government secrecy." Here's the irony Obama conveniently skipped over: the media was overwhelmingly in love with him for eight years, while Trump gets more than 90% negative coverage. That gap alone makes Trump's complaint about a biased, agenda-driven press look pretty legitimate. And the fact that Obama can stand up today and call something "unimaginable" that he actually did himself tells you exactly how much he actually did get away with. The reason he got away with it is that no one called him out when he made his ridiculous claim, even though he was a corrupt, anti-free-press president. And what’s worse is that he's still getting away with it now. pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/20…

? This post isn't looking for a sponsored creator. Its looking for someone to work for X in California to run projects that onboard creators from other platforms. Basically enticing accounts from IG, TikTok, FB etc to move to, or embrace X. It has nothing to do with sponsoring anyone. Its a job posting.