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Does smell like Buddy was hoping to get caught, trying to live out his Joker fever dream. Maybe he has an insanity defense?
Cooked either way
Cooked either way
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seems to have some strong opinions on "Japan real hole" and how to revitalize Japanese society
But the buyer will likely be Zuckerberg or some other baron whose platforms don’t compensate content creators.
All of US centered tech oligarchs have an anti arts and humanities ideology to their core. Moreover, they want to put most content creators out of business and have it all be replaced by AI slop.
From the perspective of a lot of Americans, we’re making our country poorer and uglier so that a few already extremely rich guys can benefit from further ensloppification.
Seems like something a firm like Blackstone would jump on.eh someone will just buy it. problem solved.
Trump doesn't have the power to get rid of the law, but his TikTok investor donors don't want to see their investments reduced to zero so someone will def buy it.
If that’s really the killer he’s a fool for not fleeing the country
It was PayPal cofounder and venture capitalist Peter Thiel who introduced his mentee, JD Vance, to President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago in 2021. Three years later—with Trump and Vance just weeks from the White House—it’s Thiel who is sitting pretty as many people within his network head for official or advisory positions in the next administration.
David Sacks—who worked with Thiel at PayPal and wrote for the Stanford Review, the student newspaper Thiel founded as an undergraduate at Stanford University in 1987—was named as the White House’s incoming “AI and crypto czar” on Wednesday. Jim O’Neill, former CEO of Thiel’s personal foundation, has been picked as deputy secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Elon Musk, whose financial and vocal support helped elect Trump, will be running the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. Musk had worked closely with Thiel at PayPal; and Thiel’s venture fund, Founders Fund, was an early investor in several of Musk’s companies, including space cargo business SpaceX, tunneling firm the Boring Company, and brain-chip startup Neuralink.
Trae Stephens, a general partner at Founders Fund, is reportedly being considered for deputy secretary of defense, according to the Wall Street Journal. And Michael Kratsios, Thiel Capital’s former chief of staff and a director at Founders Fund–backed Scale AI, is reportedly handling tech policy during the Trump transition.
Then, of course, there is Vance, who worked for Thiel at one of his funds, Mithril Capital, then launched a venture fund that Thiel backed. Founders Fund still lists Vance’s venture firm, Narya Capital, as an “affiliate” on regulatory filings.
East Coast cities with Republican Governors giving back billions in federal dollars so they could cancel transformational public transportation systems
Cincinnati Baltimore
https://www.politico.com/news/magaz...pt-black-baltimore-segregated-and-poor-367930
"Sorely missing is a long-planned east-west transit route that would connect isolated Black Baltimore neighborhoods to downtown and suburban job centers and to other rail lines. In 2014, the Obama administration offered Maryland a selective “New Starts” grant of $900 million to finally build what was called the Red Line — a project that would not only have connected thousands of Black Marylanders to better jobs but would also create a comprehensive transit system that might restart the Baltimore region’s economy and improve race relations by building literal connections between communities.
Today, there’s no construction of rail in Baltimore. The $900 million has been returned to the federal government. The state of Maryland redirected $736 million of state funds originally set aside for the Red Line to building roads instead — in predominantly white areas. And the U.S. Department of Transportation, which was supposed to investigate whether that decision was illegal and discriminatory, quietly closed the case without making any public findings.
Transportation investment and disinvestment have been central in Baltimore’s long saga of racial segregation and inequity, and the Red Line was the most recent chapter. Since Gov. Larry Hogan killed the Red Line in 2015, it has become a rallying cry for transit and racial-justice activists in Baltimore and beyond"
AIPAC has been running up the score this cycle
AIPAC has been running up the score this cycle
The MAGAs are soooooo mad it was one of their own who did the CEO. You know they were praying that it was a lefty lunatic. Nope. The call is still coming from inside the house.
Was he one? I haven’t seen anything.