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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 U.S. intelligence reportedly can’t prove the woman in the Nvidia scandal was a Chinese spy... but the damage is already done
CNN says the evidence gathered so far does not show she was working for Beijing, and that officials are split on how strong it is.
The attorney general says no conclusions have been reached, and some intelligence officials reportedly call the spy label OVERBLOWN.
Trump was asked today whether stepping down was the right call:
“Well, the big thing is, was the woman a spy?
And I don’t know if that’s been determined yet.”
The word “spy” carried four days of headlines and erased hundreds of billions in value before the agencies themselves agreed on it.
The reports about employees may have cost him the job anyway, but if the FBI never proves the espionage, the press will have helped end a 33-year career on mere suspicion.
Source: CNN / Writer: Daniel
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If they can oust the most popular CEO in the world with a 99% employee approval rating from the world's largest company which he founded himself 20+ years ago, they can oust anybody.
BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, CEO Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO, President, and member of the Board of Directors, effective immediately.
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I've noticed that women use the term "Real Men" to manipulate men into behavior that benefits the women but not the man.
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11 years ago, as a student at an random college in India, I cold-emailed Jensen Huang asking for GPUs.
He replied in 15 minutes.
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Por lo visto los hombres viven en otro planeta. Aquí en la Tierra el clima solo castiga a las mujeres.
1.5 billion women & girls live in climate hotspots.
At #COP31, @UN_Women urges stronger #ClimateAction that puts women’s rights at its heart, warning that the climate crisis could push up to 141 million more women and girls into extreme poverty by 2050.
unwomen.org/en/news-stories/…
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Sharing the good side of Pakistan On Monday, my family and I were driving back from Swat to Lahore on the M-2. We stopped at a small rest area (near Balkasar), and my wife left her phone in the washroom. We only noticed about two hours later, after we had already passed (1/7)
There should be consequences of bullying
Today is Day 2 of exposing my bullies.
This foid is the origin of my Black Pilling. In middle school she collaborated with a number of her simps in middle school to humiliate me in front of an entire class. She jokingly began to refer to my as "her boyfriend" while jer friends laughed and said "ewww" over and over. She knew I wasn't in her league and used me as an easy target.
It culminated in her nickname for me catching on and the whole class pelting me with papers as I sat in the middle with my head down and our teacher could not care less. The humiliation continued until the end of the school year. It is at this point that I completely retreated from reality and began to escape to a world inside me head where my classmates never existed.
She never apologized, no one ever apologized were never disciplined for anything. Once the year ended she went on as usual and I haven't made a friend in the 16 years since.
She taught me that women don't care about nice guys if they're too meek, harmless, and ugly. Just because you have nothing to offer them doesn't mean they will let you keep your inner peace.
Good things don't happen to good people.
God doesn't love everyone.
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🇬🇧 In 2020, Eleanor Williams (19) posted graphic photos of her injuries on Facebook and claimed she had been raped by a group of men.
The post went viral and sparked outrage.
Police investigated for months before reaching a shocking conclusion… her entire story was fabricated.
She had inflicted the injuries on herself with a hammer and made a series of false rape claims against multiple men.
Three of the men she accused later attempted suicide.
One of the men spent 73 days in prison as a result of her lies.
In 2023, she was convicted of perverting the course of justice and sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.
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Day 53.
My mother @DrUzma_KhanPK and my aunt @Noreen_KhanPK walked out of Kot Lakhpat prison today.
For 53 days they were held under Section 3 of the MPO. No charge. No trial. Two weeks ago @Noreen_KhanPK, in her seventies, was taken to a cardiac hospital. No one told us.
Today they were let out. No reason given.
I would like a judge to explain both decisions: why they were put in, and why they were let out. No one can, because neither decision rested on law. Their jailing was arbitrary, and so is their release.
My aunt @Aleema_KhanPK is still inside. So is my uncle @ImranKhanPTI. So is everyone else held under 3MPO.
We demand justice:
– Release Aleema Khan
– Release Imran Khan
– Release everyone held under 3MPO
– Hold accountable every official who jailed innocent people, and everyone who enabled them. They must pay the price.
A state that jails and frees its citizens on a whim, with no reason given either way, is not run by law. Pakistan has become a banana republic.
Charge them or release them.
#FreeImranKhanAndFamily
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AWFUL. A family pleaded with ICE to deport their ill father so he could get out of detention. They even offered to pay for plane tickets. But ICE kept him jailed for two months after he accepted removal, his health deteriorating daily. He died hours after he was finally deported.
Ayaz Ahmed, 61, had no criminal record and had several diagnosed chronic health conditions when his children say he was detained, deported, and died mysteriously over the summer. abc7chicago.com/post/donald-…
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Partisan politics aside, the fact that you call the world’s most powerful man a loser to his face and not face risks of criminal charges is one of the greatest achievements of America’s founding fathers
