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The Australian Government's "Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion" isn't pleased with us. We received some "royal order" (lol, lmao even) not to publish this. Anyway, our lawyer literally told them to go to hell. The rest of what they sent us is redacted because they knew I was going to share it again.
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Between Rubio’s remarks, Vance’s statement supporting Vivek and Vivek’s stunt, it’s clear the GOP is for Indians and not heritage Americans. They totally just lost my vote and I have been voting Republican for over 30 years. I’m out.
Andrew Torba retweeted
JD Vance is calling child rape “drama” now. This is the moral erosion that happens when Indians are allowed in politics.
Never Vivek. Never Vance.
After backing Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad at a rally and saying he was “disgusted” by Republicans “whining” about it, JD Vance said, "Getting into the middle of that drama is not something I want to do.”
Follow: @AFpost
Andrew Torba retweeted
Vivek Ramaswamy plans a historic remake of Ohio’s demographics
To grow from 11.9M to 15M, that'd be a +26% jump
That's bigger than it sounds...
The biggest state increase over the past 8 years was +12.5% in Texas
To do so, it'd take a mass migration event to Ohio
Andrew Torba retweeted
Ads are dead. Everyone is now a content creator because old systems no longer work:
1) Display advertising only shows ads to broke people that can't afford premium subscriptions. The K shaped economy makes this worse. How do you sell a premium product when your target audience pays not to see ads?
2) College degrees, certifications, and CV's have all been defrauded to death. AI spam and Indian fraud have annihilated these previously quality indicators that someone would make a good employee.
3) Meatspace ads are increasingly irrelevant as more transactions and attention move online. Even things you think would be relevant, like billboards, are superceded by Google maps. And with self driving cars, who is going to look at a billboard ever again?
4) SEO has been dead for 20 years, and now Google is getting replaced by AI powered search.
5) The internet is increasingly walled gardens (X, FB, Discord) that don't want you leaving the platform. So while they serve ads, there's a tension with them. X is trying to bring in commerce to the platform to remove this tension.
Below, McDonald's isn't going into 'fine dining' as a new business vertical. They're going to run a restaurant at a small loss as a marketing ploy. People will go there as a joke, the well dressed waiter will recommend the Michellin star chef made Happy Meal, and those people will post about McDonald's online. It's advertising, The End.
Kraft recently announced a "Mac & Cheese" flavored soda.
Tesla shot a car into space, then made a flying car. Tesla's marketing budget: $16. Not a typo.
Anthropic's marketing is claiming Claude helped the US military with Iran, and that Claude is so powerful it'll doom humanity.
The bad news: you must create content. You have no choice. Your CV will be auto-denied and/or filled by Indians. Your ads will be seen only by brokies.
The good news: content creation is Lindy. From shadow puppets on cave walls, to YouTube brainrot, it seems to have value no matter what technology does. It's also a moat: only ~1% of people create any content at all! Most aren't willing to look ridiculous in public.
And the best news: you need to create things AI can't, like racism or misogyny. Otherwise people just copy your content with AI. Launching an upscale restaurant isn't news. McDonald's has a brand built from fast food, and are being jesters by pretending to be upscale. It's different, fun, it brings out the comments.
Frens, we live in the golden age. Your future depends on you being a jackass on the internet.
Andrew Torba retweeted
I’m sorry. But it’s fucking true. There is an uber wealthy Jewish cabal of power brokers calling the shots. It’s the only explanation for the Iran War. I always thought antisemitism was crazy, but if everything asserted by it is true, is it wrong?
Andrew Torba retweeted
“Robot, tell me what I want to hear.”
That’s how some people try to settle arguments these days.
But Grok will definitely tell you what Israel wants you to hear.
The receipts are in, and two new studies, by Wired and Business Insider, show that Grok is particularly vulnerable to the 2.3 billion dollar information manipulation campaign perpetrated specifically against Americans by the Israeli Knesset.
We reported Israel’s efforts to manipulate Grok and other LLMs in February.
But now, the receipts are in.
Documents show that Israel is paying roughly twice the amount of the production budget for Avengers: Endgame, every single year, more year after year, to curate Israeli state propaganda online.
That propaganda is not written for YOU to read, or any other human.
You’ll probably never run across it on Google.
It’s expertly placed in the depositories where Grok and other LLMs search for answers.
It’s designed to manipulate you on topics ranging from Israel’s human rights abuses, to how much support for Israel costs to U.S. taxpayer, to whether or not Jews killed Jesus.
It’s all bad, but Grok takes the cake, according to researchers.
Now, just why are we giving billions to a foreign nation who has billions to blow on manipulating us?
The answer is, those billions manipulate us.
It’s a great investment (unless you’re an American).
Elon Musk might own Grok, but Israel owns its answers.
Been chatting with a few local PA friends about politics this week and the overall mood is one of complete apathy and disgust going into the midterms.
People often call me “extreme” and say I’m a “social outcast” who doesn’t “fit in with society.”
The society in question:
Just a reminder to those who attempt to invoke René Girard’s mimetic theory or the Biblical concept of the scapegoat to shield groups from accountability for their destructive behavior: understand that you are fundamentally misapplying the metaphor.
In the Levitical law the scapegoat was an innocent animal upon which the sins of the people were symbolically laid; it was inherently blameless. Christ, the ultimate fulfillment of this archetype, was the spotless Lamb of God. He was completely without sin yet sacrificed for the iniquities of others. The structural integrity of the scapegoat mechanism requires the absolute innocence of the victim.
Therefore, the concept has zero application when you are pursuing justice against individuals or groups for real-world harms they have demonstrably committed.
Enacting judgment upon a guilty party for their specific transgressions is not "scapegoating," it is the administration of justice.
Do not confuse the sacrificial lamb with the criminal who is finally being held to account for the ruin he has brought upon our society and nation.
Go out for breakfast
>Foreigners everywhere
Go to a sports game
>Foreigners everywhere
Go to the bar
>Foreigners everywhere
Go to a concert
>Foreigners everywhere
As an extrovert, some of these blow my mind. 26% of Americans didn’t go out for breakfast a SINGLE time in 365 days? 54% didn’t go to a sports game and 51% didn’t go to a bar/tavern even once? Even with the increase, 68% of adults didn’t attend a single concert? Are there people out there that just don’t do anything??
Scheduled a haul away for our old washer through Best Buy, but the driver was a no show.
>Call Best Buy
>AI customer support
>Get through to a person
>Indian, cannot understand a word she is saying
>Transfers my call to another agent
>Another one, cannot understand a word she is saying
>Puts me on hold for 10 minutes
>Hang up
Being miserable is a choice. You can't control many of the horrible situations we find ourselves in as a nation, but you can control your attitude and how you react to it. Give your miserable mindset to God, have some faith, and keep going.
Turns out the AI doomers were partially right, but the racists (as always) were 100% right. The AI (An Indian) apocalypse has arrived.
~70% of the internet was just compromised because of an Indian company’s foolishness btw.
🚨 MAJOR SECURITY ALERT
8 certificate authority private keys have been compromised.
How bad is it? An attacker holding these keys could impersonate ANY website, including banks, exchanges, or Google, and potentially intercept sensitive communications.
The good news: Chrome, Firefox and Apple have already taken action to block the compromised certificates.
The bad news: Many apps, developer tools and systems may still trust them.
What you should do TODAY:
Update your browser, OS and phone.
Update desktop apps (Slack, Discord, VS Code, etc.) as patches arrive.
Avoid untrusted Wi-Fi until your devices are updated.
Only install updates from official sources.
Ignore any email offering a "certificate fix".
This is a serious compromise of internet trust infrastructure, not just another website hack.
Full technical details:
emudhra.we-have-a-problem.co…
“Elite human capital” strikes again
The unforced error by Vivek’s campaign is almost too surreal to believe. A total and complete misunderstanding of the current cultural moment with the Cornell case, the Lindsay Clancy case, etc. Maybe if he didn’t run away from social media he would know this! Unthinkable that anyone on the campaign wouldn’t though. Will go down as one of the biggest unforced errors in American politics.





























