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Jews have ancient roots throughout the Arab world in the Middle East and North Africa.
Now, there's 22 Arab countries in that region with around 450,000,000--500,000,000 people and only 5,000-10,000 Jews there.
We know Judaism predates both Islam & Christianity, it's not debatable. One of the only places that Jews found refuge was in Israel, where we also have ancient roots and been there the whole way through.
In the current State of Israel, about 20% of the population is Arab Muslims and they have equal rights.
It's funny to hear "Ethnostate" "Apartheid" "Jewish Supremacy" when the truth directly opposes this nonsense.
If anything, the Arab world is filled with Islamic Supremacy.
Globally there are 120+ Christian majority countries, 50+ Muslim majority countries, and only 1 Jewish majority country.
You'd actually have to put in lots of effort to be retarded enough to believe in Jewish Supremacy.
The Jewish population has quite literally not surpassed its population count in 1939. The rest of the world 3.5x'd its numbers.
Let's stop the lies.
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I canāt stand idiots posting Fuentes videos with the disclaimer āI hate to agree with him, Butā¦ā HE doesnāt agree with himself. He will say the exact opposite thing today than he said yesterday. Besides the fact that heās a scumbag, heās a media whore who will say anything for effect. Anything.
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Kim Kardashian's ex is Kanye and now her current boyfriend is spouting this...š¤
Lewis Hamilton accuses Israel of āgenocideā after visiting Rafah border crossing with Egypt.
The Formula 1 driver has accused Israel of making Gaza an āopen-air prisonā while staying silent on Egyptās border wall having up to 7 layers to prevent Palestinians from leaving.
āThe past three years of Israelās genocide in Gaza is appalling. Itās an injustice for people to being denied their freedom, their safety and their dignity. No human being should be treated as though their life matters less.
I saw walls stretching for miles, built to keep them in.
Standing there, outside what felt like an open-air prison, all I could think about was getting in to help.
At Rafah border, I saw food trucks lined up ready to go, but theyāre regularly not allowed in or face major delays. The first driver in line that I spoke to had already been waiting over 12 hours. At the nearby logistics centre, I saw the hard work of the aid workers, but I also saw what gets rejected for crazy reasons.
Sleeping bags, first aid kits, medical equipment, wheelchairs, even footballs for kids.
Israel needs to fulfil its obligations under the ceasefire and let the aid trucks in. No excuse.
I know so many people feel that same helplessness. That same need to do something rather than just watch. I donāt want us to get used to their suffering. I donāt want us to look away.ā
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This is the definition of insanity, and it shows how far the @UN has fallen.
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The really interesting part is, Fuentes can notice this and address itābecause itās clearly happeningābut the ānew rightā intelligentsia, from influencers to think tankers to the Vice President, are determined to pretend itās organic.
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šØWatch Nick Fuentesā TOTAL FLIP-FLOP on whatās driving the āEXPLOSIONā of anti-Jewish content and engagement.
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But remember, guys, any Trump voters who aren't too keen on Vance 2028 are "a foreign op".
Largest projection of all time.
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Anyone else find it weird how offended Ian Carroll gets when you criticize the Muslim Brotherhood?
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$CBRS Must watch š I have to say, itās pretty cool to see Cerebras showcase its engineering and achievements in such a thoughtful, visually compelling documentary. Hearing from the people behind the CS-4 and seeing the ingenuity involved in everything from power delivery to cooling gives you a deeper appreciation for what this team has accomplished. Thereās an enormous amount of accumulated knowledge and persistence behind this technology, and giving those engineers the spotlight is well deserved. Huge credit to @cerebras and everyone who brought their work to life on screen. This makes me even more bullish on the talent inside this company and what they can build next.
Fearless Engineering: The CS-4 is our first engineering documentary.
Through lab footage and conversations with the engineers behind each breakthrough, the film follows the creation of the CS-4, our latest wafer-scale AI system.
0:00 introducing the engineering team
1:09 Wafer-scale history
2:28 Powering the wafer
4:00 The cooling problem
4:18 Designing the cold plate
5:11 Holes in the wafer
6:33 the alignment problem
7:47 The CS-4 PRD
8:35 Designing for deployability and serviceability
11:01 Removing the motherboard
11:25 Removing internal cooling loops
11:41 inventing the power rack
12:35 A one-person lab deployment
14:03 Backpack: 50% fewer components
14:55 Connecting the compute backpack to cooling manifold
17:58 shifting Cerebrasās focus from training to inference
19:09 Building the Cerebras Cloud
20:01 CS-3 vs. CS-4 performance
20:49 3D Stacked DRAM
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What excites me most about $CBRS isn't just what Cerebras is building today. It's what comes NEXT.
In this clip, Cerebras Chief Strategy Officer Andy Hock gives us a glimpse into what I believe could be the next major leap in AI inference.
Right now, Cerebras is pursuing an incredibly compelling approach called disaggregated inference, which combines the strengths of GPUs and Cerebras' wafer-scale chips.
Here's how it works:
ā¢ GPU: Handles prefill, where massive parallel processing delivers high throughput and better economics.
ā¢ Cerebras: Handles decode, generating tokens at extraordinary speeds.
The result? The best of both worlds: GPU throughput economics combined with Cerebras' unmatched inference speed.
This approach is central to Cerebras' partnerships with AMD and AWS and will continue to benefit from its next-generation CS-5 architecture.
But here's where things get REALLY interesting.
Hock explains that after leveraging other hardware to improve throughput and economics, Cerebras is already thinking about its next breakthrough:
"The next swing then, to foreshadow a little bit more, is can we do that and have more memory close to our wafer scale systems so that they themselves could hold more context, right?"
This is where I believe CS-6 and its planned 3D-stacked DRAM come into play.
Imagine Cerebras achieving the throughput advantages of disaggregated inference while maintaining its extraordinary decode speeds, potentially without needing a separate GPU for prefill.
In other words, today's strategy is to combine two different architectures to achieve superior performance. Tomorrow's ambition may be to deliver both advantages through Cerebras' own architecture.
That's a potentially massive development.
Disaggregated inference could already be a game changer for the industry, yet Cerebras is working toward an architecture that may eventually surpass even that solution.
To me, this is what makes the long-term opportunity in $CBRS so fascinating. They're not simply trying to compete with GPUs today. They're building toward what AI infrastructure could look like years from now.
We are still very very early innings for the Cerberas journey and the AI Era.
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Here is from page 12 in the filing. Syrian billionaires, eh?
An even worse accusation appears in the filings.
Bruesewitz is also accused of accepting expensive gifts from two Syrian billionaires (Al-Khayyat brothers) and their Qatar based company. The brothers have been accused of supplying weapons and financing to ISIS, AQI, and the al Nusra Front.
Allegedly, Bruesewitz stayed at a luxury resort provided by the brothers for his honeymoon (valued at $15,000 a night).
"Bruesewitz publicly displayed photographs of his honeymoon on Instagram, including images of the couple posing on pristine beaches and enjoying an elaborate, flower-adorned beachfront dinner, while expressly thanking the Waldorf Astoria Maldives for its āincredible hospitality.ā
Of noted interest, Bruesewitz is an advisor to Trump. Last year, Trump welcomed the former al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) and al Nusra Front (ANF) leader into the oval office.
NOTE:
The above are accusations were made in civil lawsuit filings that have not been substantiated in a court of law.
politico.com/f/?id=000001a1-ā¦
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We donāt have to agree on everything guys, but hereās what we do need to agree on if we want America to continue being America:
- All forms of collectivism are bad and against the US Constitution, including but not limited to Marxism, communism, socialism, Naziism, DSA, fascism, and Islamism.
- The US Constitution was built for a moral Christian population and is wholly inadequate for any other (yes, this includes immigrants of different faiths and values that refuse to assimilate).
- The mass welfare state that has become the biggest welfare state in the world and gives away multiple trillions of dollars a year must be drastically scaled back.
- Our military is the primary reason the USD is the worldās reserve currency and our economy stays afloat because of that fact, so we must stop acting like every time it is necessary to use our military to shape international affairs that it is a bad thing for America, because it is not.
- Our education system is entirely broken and must be revamped from pre-school through higher education and be based on legitimate history, merit, and a genuine commitment to knowledge.
- The federal government must return to its original Constitutional intent, shrink by 90%, and stay out of the lives of everyday Americans as much as possible. Local and state governments are more in tune with what their people actually need, and should supersede the federal government in almost all government related affairs.
There is much more I could go into, obviously, but I think this is a good start.
Share your thoughts and what you would add to this list.