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IjeBos:
Is this you tctrills?
I can't.
Republican Christians and fake Piety my gosh.

President Trump’s former counterterrorism chief claims that he was blocked from investigating the assassination of influencer Charlie Kirk.

Joe Kent publicly announced his resignation as the director of the National Counterterrorism Center on March 17, stating that he “cannot in good conscience” support the U.S.’s war with Iran.

DeepSight:
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That attachment says it all!

GloriousGbola:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf7rsCAfQCo?si=4XuCXrkC8EMOSN7R

House niccas without the benefits of living in the big house

Social media has worked a real number on us

DeepSight:
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Is it not dumbfounding the length the slave goes to defend the insults of his master?

I have often said that these people will defend their killer even at the moment when the killer is driving a knife through their throat.

IjeBos:
Budatuum, you shouldn't let AI waste your time.
The guy doesn't even understand the words AI is telling him to write(historical stigma vs historical stigmer).
You can't even make this up.

DeepSight:
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Watch from 2:00 to 6:00
And see Trump's attitude to the terminal illness of a Republican Congressman

In recently released depositions, two former members of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency revealed how they used OpenAI's ChatGPT to systematically identify and cancel more than 1,400 grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The grants were flagged using a crude keyword search and a chatbot prompt that asked, in fewer than 120 characters, whether each project "related at all to DEI." The results were sweeping. And when it came to women's stories, the logic was explicit: [any project that focused on women's experiences was, by definition, disqualifying.

Two young men with no relevant qualifications. Not particularly notable in terms of any accomplishments.
Neither had any background in the humanities. Neither had any experience in government, in grant administration, or in scholarly research of any kind.

The irony is hard to miss. The Trump administration justified its war on DEI by insisting that federal funding should be based on "merit" -- that identity-based considerations had no place in how taxpayer dollars were allocated. And then it handed the keys to two young white men whose primary qualifications were that they were willing foot soldiers who had no ethical qualms about the assignment. Not merit. Not expertise. Not intellectual rigor. Not even a basic familiarity with the grants they were hired to evaluate.

Fox couldn't even define "DEI" during the deposition -- the term he had used to cancel $100 million in funding. Asked whether he thought it was inappropriate that someone in their twenties with no experience with grants or the federal government was making personal judgment calls about what grants to cancel, Cavanaugh said he did not. "I think a person can have enough judgment from reading books," he testified. When the attorney asked what books had informed those judgments, Cavanaugh conceded there were "no books."

No experience. No research. No knowledge of the field. Just a chatbot and a keyword list. But they checked the right boxes -- they had the right identity and the right ideological willingness. In an administration that claimed to be replacing identity with merit, the only criteria that actually mattered were being willing to wield the chainsaw and not asking what you were cutting down.

And the Trump administration gave them the authority to decide which of America's humanities grants -- the stories, scholarship, languages, and histories that the federal government had supported for six decades -- deserved to exist.

Their method was staggering in its carelessness. They pulled short grant summaries off the internet -- not the full applications, which ran dozens of pages and had survived rigorous peer review -- and fed them into ChatGPT with this prompt: "Does the following relate at all to DEI? Respond factually in less than 120 characters. Begin with 'Yes' or 'No.'"

They did not instruct the chatbot on how to define DEI. They did not consult a single scholar. They did not read the grants. Fox also ran keyword searches through the federal grants database, flagging anything containing terms like "gender," "equality," "Black," "LGBTQ," "tribal," "ethnicity," "immigration," "citizenship," and "melting pot." He did not search for terms like "White," "Caucasian," or "heterosexual."

The circular logic extended beyond gender. During the deposition, when asked about a documentary concerning the 1873 Colfax Massacre -- where dozens of Black men were murdered by a mob of former Confederates and Klansmen -- Fox said he agreed with ChatGPT's assessment that it was DEI because it "focused on a singular race." After a pause, he went further: "It is not for the benefit of humankind. It is focused on this specific group, or a specific race, here being Black."


All projects that had gone through a rigorous, multi-stage peer review process. Canceled by a pair of DOGE bros plugging keywords into a search engine and ChatGPT prompts into a chatbot, with no intellectual rigor, no attempt at due diligence, and no discernible understanding of the material they were evaluating. For this, Fox was paid $150,000 and Cavanaugh $120,000. Their entire tenure at the NEH lasted roughly three weeks. Their broader DOGE service lasted less than six months.


He went on to explain that, under DOGE logic, telling these women's stories was "inherently discriminatory" because it focused on "females," which makes it "related to DEI."

bayelsaowei:
Trump would be remembered as a grifter and one whose name was enshrined in the Epstein files...

IjeBos:
The Toddler in Chief.

Mirasteel:
Even most of the people that voted him are now regretting, they wish they didn't.

GracieX3:
Trump wants to take Cuba.

The way Trump is going, he and the Republican party might not recover.

nateevs:
Anyone found Netanyahu?

gigabyte13:
Some devil's will still be applauding this kidnapper, like what the hell is this man turning into.
Preaching democracy but taking over countries in this era just because they are weak militarily.
This is modernized slavery.....
And the whole world is watching

IjeBos:
Raumdeuter: We are respected around the world.

World: (Germany is even mocking us)

In their wildest fantasies about Hunter Biden, Republicans didn't come up with anything half as corrupt as what Kushner is doing in front of our eyes every day. He's handling US foreign policy at the exact same time that he's taking billions from the Saudi dictator.

Jared Kushner’s private equity firm, Affinity Partners, has taken in several billion dollars from Gulf-state sovereign wealth funds since he left the White House, with the largest single piece being about $2 billion from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

Saudi Arabia (Public Investment Fund, PIF): About $2 billion committed to Affinity Partners around 2021, six months after Kushner left the White House.�
Qatar and UAE (Qatar Investment Authority and Abu Dhabi-based Lunate): Roughly $1.5 billion in additional commitments announced in 2024.�
Total assets from Gulf investors: By the end of 2024, Affinity’s assets under management were about $4.8 billion, and reporting indicates that the vast majority of its roughly $3 billion raised early on—and then the later $1.5 billion—came from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE.

GloriousGbola:
The irony is that If the buffoon in the white house gets his way and throws the US into a forever war and brings back the draft, he will be reducing the number of men in the workplace and women will have to fill those spots

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Just like as the isolationist bully is now running around begging nations he was insulting just a month ago and tariffing before that for support in an illegal war. Even China who he is supposed to be curtailing.

MAGA! America is great again!