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A lost opportunity.
Should be Star Fleet Academy!
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Republican nominee for Congress Joe Arminio was removed from a debate in Delaware after “misgendering” Rep Tim McBride by referring to him as a man
Joe is correct.
Tim is a man.
They want to force us to affirm their mental illness
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Democrats Promise That If Elected, Every Voter Will Give Them $5,000 buff.ly/KfyEpkU
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NEW: A House Judiciary report just dropped screenshots of ActBlue's internal Slack messages.
They show staff knowingly waved through foreign donations—using "verification" methods you won't believe.
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You know a movement is totally grassroots and organic when they spontaneously have coordinated signs with logos and corporate level branding.
What an op.
The world is waking up to extinction risk in the wake of Jacob Coxon's resignation.
We need to rise up to the occasion now.
Every one of us. Drop everything and join us.
Emergency protests are being launched worldwide to make sure governments hear the people and the experts' voices during this critical window (links in thread). Tell your friends. Be there.
The Hugging Face attack has shown AIs are capable of autonomously hacking companies. With relentless persistence, these AI agents dismantled every barrier in their way to achieve their goal. Future AIs will pursue their goals just as relentlessly, but with more-than-human intelligence. If we try to stand in their way, we may not win that fight.
Politicians are responding. Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar announced the first US bill to ban superintelligence. In the UK, Alex Sobel has done the same, and over 70 MPs and peers have signed ControlAI's letter urging Andy Burnham to back it, calling on him to use the UK's G20 presidency next year to build "a coalition of the willing to tackle this national and international security threat."
The human story cannot end here. Loss of control to AI is entirely preventable. We must unite, worldwide, for humanity.
RSVP below and share with friends and family.
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Al Gore demanded we ban fossil fuels.
AOC demanded we ban fracking.
Fauci demanded we mask up and vax.
Each time: the danger is extremely urgent, and only more government power will fix it.
Now, it's AI.
We’ve seen this play before. The ending is always more control.
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Programming on Parallel Machines: GPU, Multicore, Clusters and More heather.cs.ucdavis.edu/parpr… // free ebook
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9. Talwani wrote there’s no evidence of mail fraud in the record. Of course there isn’t. You can’t find fraud in a system that doesn’t track anything. That’s not proof it’s clean. That’s proof nobody’s looking, which is exactly how they like it.
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American shows up in a disco suit and his own homemade Flock safety camera that he made in his garage to the Lee’s Summit, Missouri City Council meeting
He’s exposing how the city spent $909,000 on only 54 Flock cameras the cameras remain property of Flock. Even if the contract runs its course and they cancel, Flock will keep the cameras despite paying nearly a million dollars for them
It’s true I looked into the flock contracts and they maintain all rights and ownership over the cameras, once installed the city can’t even move the location of the cameras or remove them
- Flock hardware “is owned and shall remain the exclusive property of Flock.”
- “Title to any Flock Hardware shall not pass to [the city].”
A The city may not remove, move or take possession of the units
- At the end of the term, Flock removes the cameras
The city is leasing the cameras and using the software…. This sounds like one of the biggest ripoffs to taxpayers in history
That’s $16,833 per camera over the 5 year contract
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BREAKING: Terry Liu, the Chinese national arrested this week in Maine, has been charged with illegally modifying the hardware of Customs and Border Patrol computers at the Maine-Canada border.
Liu, who described himself as a native of Guangzhou, China, was caught on camera breaking into CBP computers and replacing processors and memory devices before re-inserting them into government networks.
More details to come...
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"Treasury Uncovers $17.5 Billion in Suspected Health Care Fraud"
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Tennessee is the first state to require mandatory gun safety courses in public schools. In 2024, the state passed Tenn. Code Ann. § 49-6-1016, which mandates age-appropriate firearm safety instruction for all public and charter school students from kindergarten through 12th grade, starting in the 2025-2026 school year. This covers basics like identifying gun parts (e.g., trigger, barrel, muzzle), distinguishing real firearms from toys, safe storage, and protocols for encountering a gun (e.g., “Stop, Don’t Touch, Leave the Area, Tell an Adult”). The program is annual, politically neutral, and delivered via videos, discussions, or community partners like law enforcement, without live firearms or ammunition. No opt-out is allowed for parents.
This makes Tennessee the pioneer, as no prior state law required such statewide, mandatory education for all K-12 students. Earlier efforts, like Arizona’s 2016 law mandating one-time instruction between 6th and 12th grade, were more limited. While states like Connecticut and New Jersey encourage optional programs and some (e.g., California, Connecticut) require safety training for gun purchases or concealed carry, none imposed school-based mandates before Tennessee. Recent proposals in states like Utah, Arkansas, and Kansas follow Tennessee’s lead but haven’t been implemented yet.
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When public school options fail the children we need options Mr McBride. Stay away from the kids and families.
We should be supporting all parents, not pitting families against one another.
This is an insult to working families who, even with dual incomes, are barely scraping by and rely on what little they receive from these subsidies.
Expanding access to these subsidies without increasing funding for them means more parents will be competing for the same dollars, leaving single & working parents in a worse spot. It is a false choice in the wealthiest nation on earth.
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You’re working hard and sending half your paycheck to Uncle Sam, while Nigerian chieftains are pulling millions out of Medicaid and building golden palaces in the deepest jungles of Africa
America is being looted
EXCLUSIVE: A Nigerian chieftain billed Medicaid more than $36 million, then snapped up luxury properties in California and built a magnificent palace in Abatete, Nigeria—including a golden statue of himself.
The experts told us it has all the red flags for fraud.
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Automattic’s board forces CEO Matt Mullenweg into leave of absence
#WordPress
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