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Makes total sense that congressman leading the inquiry into Jensen’s alleged foreign ties is the same guy who showed up at the Capitol wearing a foreign army uniform. He’s an expert at foreign ties!
Oh look everyone. A major tech/defense CEO actually working for an American adversary
Zelensky says Musk-owned satellite system throttled again axios.com/2026/11/12/ukraine…
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How is this selling out to the Chinese government when the Chinese government is actively BLOCKING the import of Nvidia hardware? You're just repeating stories put out by Marco Rubio and Anthropic
The scandal with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is not about sex and spies, it's about corporate America selling out this country to the Chinese government. Elon Musk did it too.
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All these people are selling Nvidia stock conveniently in time to buy for the potential Anthropic IPO.
He's basically saying "If that happens we're fucked". This refusal to think about it in no way benefits the CCP.
What is the upside to China if Nvidia doesn't have a contingency? And how does it benefit Huang? Nothing China could offer him is worth more than his Nvidia stock.
Jensen Huang reportedly instructed his team at Nvidia "never to think about" planning for a Taiwan contingency.
Despite the fact that their business is reliant on TSMC.
The Jensen-Megaspeed mess really puts these incredible — and barely-noticed — details from Stephen Witt's The Thinking Machine in a new light:
Huang refuses to consider the impact on his global business if China were to blockade or invade Taiwan, despite the regular threats emanating from Beijing to do just that. “To my great surprise, Nvidia had done no contingency planning for this eventuality,” Witt writes.
He quotes Deb Shoquist, Nvidia’s executive vice-president of operations: “If something happens to Taiwan and TSMC, the ramifications are so large it’s almost like asking me what I’d do if California fell into the ocean.” Huang had instructed her “never to think about this question.”
—from my @nybooks essay earlier this year on Nvidia and American policy toward China: nybooks.com/articles/2026/02…
—more thoughts from me today: juliangewirtz.substack.com/p…
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We are watching another phase of the Holocaust in Gaza. Tens of thousands of tents flooded in a matter of hours. Children buried alive when the ground collapsed beneath them. Families who survived the bombs now have nowhere to sleep, surrounded by sewage, exposed to disease and the freezing cold.
Israel has destroyed the infrastructure necessary for human survival and continues to obstruct the materials needed to rebuild it. This is what extermination looks like beyond the bombs. Through displacement, exposure, disease and the systematic destruction of the conditions necessary to sustain life.
I don’t even know what else there is to say anymore. We have watched every conceivable horror unfold before our eyes and still allowed it to continue. We have failed Gaza. We have failed humanity.
This whole Jensen Huang thing screams Dreyfus Affair. I'm not talking about the cheating, which is terrible, but the espionage allegations, which feel manufactured in a familiar way.
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They argued that Ilhan Omar is loyal to Somalia over America. They desginated antifa as a domestic terrorist group. They same people are implying Huang is loyal to China over America.
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And more thing about "little precedent"...
How many major American CEOs are in the EPSTEIN FILES?
nitter.gq/semafor/status/2119887…
There’s little precedent in US corporate history for the crisis facing Nvidia after reports that Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese “honeytrap” operation.
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Trump: We're gonna BUILD THAT SWAMP!
Kellyanne: Don't you mean "Build the wall" and "Drain the swamp".
Trump: No, that's too many things. I'm smushing them together. SMUSH!
Trump won in 2016 by calling to drain the swamp. He lost the midterms bigly because voters realized he just made the swamp his.
Voters still want to drain the swamp. Schumer/Jeffries are part of the swamp.
New leadership is the best way to show that the Dems are different.
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This was written at the beginning of Trump 2.0. Feeling relevant.
wedontagree.net/essays/maybe…
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For the last 10 years, Dems have debated whether the party should embrace economic populism or moderation. But voters don’t necessarily see those ideas as contradictory. They want someone willing to challenge concentrated wealth AND someone they trust to govern competently.
Greenblatt goes beyond this. He's saying the kind of stuff that literally tore my family apart.
I have a million criticisms of Jonathan Greenblatt. His stewardship of the ADL has been a moral disaster. But it's not bigoted for him to want his kids to create Jewish families so long as he doesn't impose his views on anyone else.
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