The Big AI Elephant In The Room

“It should come as no surprise with the maturity of image creation, the explosion of writing tools, and the massive rise of video and audio tools that are driving the growth of generative AI at such a rapid pace, the government and the public at large would start to consider who will directly and legally benefit from the outcome production of these new and developing technologies.” So why is no one talking about it?

Lessons Not Learned: Iraq, Ukraine, and US Strategy

Lessons Not Learned: Ukraine, Iraq, and US Military Strategy The twentieth anniversary of the Iraq War arrived without fanfare in US political circles. It is not politically expedient to draw attention to the ambiguous-at-best results achieved there after the sacrifice of 4,500 US military personnel with many more wounded and suffering from psychological trauma, and …

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It is not your imagination; Your government hates you.

Over the weekend I watched a Netflix documentary titled “How to Fix a Drug Scandal.” It covers a period from 2013-2018 for the discovery and “investigation” into two Massachusetts State Crime lab chemists. One was relatively straight forward, Annie Dookhan who was just making up results in the lab in the eastern half of the …

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Protect and Defend

The Oath of Office for the President in Article 2, Sec 1, US Constitution reads: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” The part we …

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Another Fake Democrat Meme Dissolves

Another fake Democrat meme dissolves;  Much of the article below first appeared in the Canada Free Press website on May 14, 2021.  It was originally entitled: “Democrats manufacture a fake ‘Insurrection’ to re-impeach Trump.” It is replicated here, with permission from the CFP editor, because the “Insurrection” narrative has now been debunked. First by Speaker of the House …

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Fauci Hid Damning Emails from CDC, Gave $9M Grant to Scientists After Recanting Lab Leak Theory

Moral Hazard

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic held its first hearing on the origins of the pandemic on Wednesday. Lawmakers focused on a Jan. 31, 2020 email from Scripps Research Institute virologist Dr. Kristian Andersen to Dr. Anthony Fauci, then-director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Andersen said he and several …

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Phil May: The Politics of Envy

The Politics of Envy. Robert Reich, tweeted on March 4th, “If Elon Musk can afford to lose $1.9 billion in a single day, he can afford a wealth tax” Robert Reich was the diminutive Secretary of Labor under Bill Clinton. Bernie Sanders tweeted on the 5th “You work hard, start a business, make some money, fine, …

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Chuck Schumer Beclowns Himself in Response to Carlson Jan 6 Footage

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was not amused by Tucker Carlson’s airing of unseen footage from the Jan. 6 Capitol riot on Monday night. He took to the Senate floor on Tuesday to express his anger: Last night, millions of Americans tuned into one of the most shameful hours we have ever seen on cable …

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Tonight’s the night Dems: Tucker Carlson Will Begin Airing Unseen Jan 6 Footage

The New York Post’s Miranda Devine reported that Tucker Carlson will air five clips from the thousands of hours of Jan. 6 surveillance footage the Democrats don’t want us to see. According to Devine: The Fox News host will air five stories culled from the footage Monday and Tuesday nights, countering the overblown ‘insurrection’ narrative …

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Democrats Are Losing It on Biden After He Flip-Flops on DC Crime Bill: ‘F****** AMATEUR HOUR’

In January, the District of Columbia City Council unanimously passed a crime bill which, among other things, would reduce the penalties for violent crimes such as carjackings, robberies, and gun-related crimes. Because Washington, D.C., is not a state, legislative decisions must be approved by Congress before they can be enacted. It’s important to note that …

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