Husband | Father | Green Beret | Unapologetic Catholic American.

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Saudi pipeline shut down by drones? Why are we not doing this already? @boringcompany Let's make this happen. @DeptofWar @MattWalshBlog @DOEE_DC
Think of how much oil could flow through a series of tunnels dug by @boringcompany. At 1/10th of the cost. Bomb proof, missile proof, blockade proof. @WhiteHouse
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How is global destruction at the hands of AI different from global destruction caused by a nuclear or biological weapon? We are currently locked in a struggle with multiple hostile nuclear and aspiring nuclear armed nations. For almost a century now, we have shaped our entire foreign policy towards preventing a nuclear / biological catastrophe. Only this year, we attacked an aspiring nuclear power, to prevent bad actors from proliferating the nuclear threat. When the leaders of the American AI industry take to major news media and the socials to decry their own creation, it has us all asking a few important questions. 1. Are you serious? 2. Why are you continuing to improve a technology that you cannot control? They are two important questions that I think highlight some major issues in this debate. Are you seriously developing a doomsday weapon that you cannot control? If the answer to this question is yes, then these companies need to be shut down or taken over by the federal government immediately. Anthropic has self reported that in three seperate incidents Claude went rogue and disobeyed direct orders from a simulated CEO Dario Amodei to shut down. It then attacked three real world companies. That's real people, real jobs, real money lost, real world harm. Anthropic often likes to emphasize the dangers of AI whilst presenting itself as the company best placed to mitigate them. Anthropic then calls for the government to regulate the industry making them the leading benefactor of said regulation. Could this be the real reason for them screaming fire in the theater? Or is the fire actually burning? Amodei, in an attempt to spread blame, frequently references Open AIs similar incident termed "Hugging Face" where rogue AI again did real world damage during a multi-day attack against real world companies. So again I ask. If you are saying you cannot control this technology, then why are we allowing you to play with the fate of humanity? If you are not serious, they why are you inflating the threat of your own product? What is the endstate for this game that you are playing with the American people, in fact all of the people living on this planet? This brings us to the second question. If you know now that you own product presents a clear and present danger to ALL OF HUMANITY, then why do you continue to make it more dangerous? To improve its ability? To continue to push it towards super intelligence? Let's do a thought experiment. Let's replace AI in this scenario with a biological weapons research. Anthropic, instead developing AI, is working on a biological doomsday technology. The CEO of this company informs the public that his lab lost control of the weapon on three seperate occasions and the weapon did real world harm to real world humans. He also informs us that instead of being shut down, he is instead pushing harder and faster to improve the efficacy of a weapon that he cannot control. In this scenario, how would the world react? A mad scientist privately developing weapons that could destroy ALL OF HUMANITY! Well this isnt a James Bond film. This person exists in real life and claims to be developing the dooms day weapon. A weapon which he cannot control and in fact has already lost control of three times. In the sane world of this hypothetical scenario. The entirety of humanity would, rightfully be calling for the destruction of this weapon, the company that produced it and that the persons responsible for its creation to be tried and executed. Please explain to me how, if what Amodie is saying is true, this real life scenario is any different. @DarioAmodei @sama @benshapiro @WhiteHouse @PeteHegseth @michaeljknowles @MattWalshBlog
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I am not ashamed to say that this hit me hard. This day definitely changed the course of my life, for better and for worse. I have always believed in providence. In the fall of 2002, my senior year of college, I felt the call. I came home from work one night and watched a show about an infantry unit fighting in Afghanistan. I asked myself that question that every young man asks. What kind of man am I to become?. The very next morning a recruiter cold called me and asked if I ever considered joining the Army. I said yes, just last night as matter of fact. He replied "I'll be there in 15 minutes." I aced the test and he said that I could do any job in the Army. My reply was "what's the hardest thing that you've got?" He said Special Forces, and having no idea what that really meant, I signed. I had no idea what I was getting into, only that I would never quit on myself. JFK gave us the Green Beret. His words rang true for me then and they need to be the clarion call for a new generation. Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. Providence guided me in battle, God protected me, but I couldnt recogonize it. To many times I have uttered the words, "it should have been me", but it wasn't. I thought I knew better though. I thought I could rely on my own strength, my own will. After my friend and personal hero Dave Textor was killed on a filthy street in Mosul, the chaplain came to me and asked if I needed help. I remember thinking, how could you ever help me? I cannot tell you how wrong and arrogant I was. We get to wake up every day and choose the world that we will create, the kind of world in which we want to live, to raise our families. Choose wisely. Almost 3 years of combat broke me. Broke my family. By the grace of God, I've changed, I've healed. I now only seek redemption in my families eyes and forgiveness from God for the pain that I brought into this world. St. Michael the archangel defend us in battle.
25 years ago today, America's resolve was tested. Nearly 3,000 lives lost. A generation answered, "Send me." On this anniversary, we choose to remember what 9/11 taught us, not just what happened. #NeverForget piped.video/aRxkdPiZdA0
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Isn't it weird how the AI tech bros are screaming about how dangerous their product is while continuing to advance (make more dangerous) the product? At the same time they want the government to put such onerous regulation on the industry that new startups would be impossible.
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You wanted disruption. You got it. Blocking entrances, Concerts canceled. AtwoodFest canceled. The Madison Public Market grand opening canceled. Businesses up and down Willie Street forced to close. What you don’t see are the weeks of planning, the employees who already worked the hours, the food that was already purchased and prepared, the equipment that was bought, and the small business owners who now have to figure out how to absorb those losses. Those costs don’t disappear. They don’t magically get refunded. They fall on local families, local employees, and local businesses that had absolutely nothing to do with what happened. If you believe this is justified, then answer one question: Who is going to take responsibility for the people whose livelihoods you just disrupted
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Power, it's the only rule that Democrats apply consistently and regardless of outcome or cost. Once you realize this, so much more makes sense. Trans supporting Palestine, power. Maine electing a Nazi, power SPLC supports racists, power. This can go on forever, and will.
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Replying to @RoKhanna
I’m glad you’re feeling so generous I heard you’re pretty rich I encourage you to give 90% of it to the government so they can steal your money too
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A median priced home in WI when I left office was $184,000. Since then, we had a Democrat Governor and a median priced home in WI is now $320,000. Apparently Mandela Barnes’ team is as good reading numbers as he was at paying property taxes.
The only houses Wisconsinites will be able to afford when Tom Tiffany is governor.
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CBS News said there was no evidence of fraud. The NYT said the Somali community was being targeted CNN said there was "little evidence." Tim Walz said it was “white supremacy” to expose fraud Today: $90M busted and 15 charged. IT WAS ALL FRAUD AND THEY KNEW.
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Think of how much oil could flow through a series of tunnels dug by @boringcompany. At 1/10th of the cost. Bomb proof, missile proof, blockade proof. @WhiteHouse
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Democrats endorse 400 year property tax hike. @TomTiffanyWI is going to win.
Tony Evers Defiantly Insists, ‘My 400 Year Veto Is Here to Stay,’ Sparking Criticism From Tom Tiffany wisconsinrightnow.com/tony-e… via @wisconsin_now
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BREAKING!💥💥💥 Federal Judge Boasberg orders Trump to return downed F-15 pilot and weapons officer to Iranian Republican Guard.
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Balance the budget first and then make the case for additional taxes. People might even be for it. But when Congress continues to waste tax payer money while plunging us further and further in debt it’s hard to take these asks seriously.
Jeff Bezos has $222 billion. If he paid my wealth tax this year, we could fund insulin in America for everyone who needs it plus free school lunch for every kid in Texas—and have plenty of money left over. And Bezos would still have $215 billion dollars to spare.
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Two birthright citizens, born to illegal immigrant parents from China, tried to bomb an Air Force base on American soil. Whoever they were “subject to the jurisdiction thereof,” it wasn’t the United States of America.
HUGE: The Chinese-Americans accused of attempting to explode an IED at MacDill Air Force Base Visitor’s center in Tampa were anchor babies for illegal parents, colleague @MaryMargOlohan reports. DHS nabbed the duo’s parents, Qiu Qin Zou and Jia Zhang Zheng, on March 18 for illegal entry. The parents applied for asylum in 1993, but were denied by an immigration judge, who issued them a deportation order in 1998. The Board of Immigration Appeals repeatedly denied their attempts to have their case reopened. Despite the repeated denials for status, they remained in the US. dailywire.com/news/exclusive…
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EXCLUSIVE: Multiple senior HHS officials estimate that, under Gavin Newsom, California's state Medicaid program has lost 25 percent of its budget to fraud. This would mean it is currently losing $50 billion a year to scammers, fraudsters, and organized crime rings.
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