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Might be the craziest soccer match I've ever seen, period. How many insane twists have there been???

Please use the proper term: Alligator Auschwitz.

The world must be set free.

I'm the child - born here in the US - of two immigrants who were here on green cards (later naturalized, but legal permanent residents at the time). I have no idea if I'm a US citizen or not, now, even though I literally have a US Passport.

Reminder: Antifa is not a thing.

DOA.. maybe he can do more podcasts with right-wing propaganda outlets instead.

"South Florida weatherman tells viewers he can't accurately predict hurricanes because of government cuts"

Source:
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Sean Duffy. Don't let him filibuster, rake his ass over the coals. Bring Pete on there too. I don't do podcasts but I'd tune in to that one.

Y'all... I'm seriously thinking that Trump suddenly wants to reopen Alcatraz because "The Rock" was on TV the night before. I'm not kidding.

Yep. if shit goes down the way it looks like it's fixing to, this summer is going to be a madhouse.

Very Interesting And Typical….

"Spokesperson for the United States Department of State in the second Trump administration."

Her primary qualification for this job is having been a "conservative commentator" - i.e, professional shit-talker.

"Conn, Sonar! Crazy Ivan!"

Naturally, for the full effect, you have to adopt a bad Russian accent while doing it. Bonus points if you pretend to die at the end.

If someone mentions Montana around me, I say this quote. It's like I'm one of Pavlov's dogs.

It's not an excuse, but it is a reason.

I assume you were visiting Birr Castle. Isn't that telescope amazing?

That was the most jaw-dropping part of the whole thing.

Laura Loomer says the White House ran cover for pedophiles

The gloves are off in MAGA land today, baby

Executive Summary A pro-Russia content aggregation network, Pravda, appears to be set up to flood large-language models with pro-Kremlin content, The American Sunlight Project has found. Over the past several months, ASP researchers have investigated 108 new domains and subdomains belonging to the Pravda network, a previously-established ecosystem of largely identical, automated web pages that previously targeted many countries in Europe as well as Africa and Asia with pro-Russia narratives about the war in Ukraine. ASP’s research, in combination with that of other organizations, brings the total number of associated domains and subdomains to 182. The network’s older targets largely consisted of states belonging to or aligned with the West. Notably, this latest expansion includes many countries in Africa, the Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and North America. It also includes entities other than countries as targets, specifically non-sovereign nations, international organizations, audiences for specific languages, and prominent heads of state. The top objective of the network appears to be duplicating as much pro-Russia content as widely as possible. With one click, a single article could be autotranslated and autoshared with dozens of other sites that appear to target hundreds of millions of people worldwide. ASP researchers also believe the network may have been custom-built to flood large language models (LLMs) with pro-Russia content. The network is unfriendly to human users; sites within the network boast no search function, poor formatting, and unreliable scrolling, among other usability issues. This final finding poses foundational implications for the intersection of disinformation and artificial intelligence (AI), which threaten to turbocharge highly automated, global information operations in the future.

A pro-Russia content aggregation network is churning out at least 3 MILLION pieces of propaganda per year, all on sites that are virtually unusable by humans.

So what's the goal? We explore the idea that it might be to flood LLMs with pro-Russia content:
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We all realize these dudes just aren't going to show up, right?

If Biden had done this it would have been a major story that consumed the media for the next week.

FAFO, IRS. I'll be visiting you soon. Nom nom nom

But hey, with the CDC muzzled, we won't even know about them! We can all proceed blissfully on our way. Sigh.

DOGE’s Website Is Just One Big Twitter Ad The source code for the new Department for Government Efficiency’s “official US government website” points to X as its primary source of authority while sharing links to the site sends users to x.com.

The source code for the new Department for Government Efficiency’s “official US government website” points to X as its primary source of authority while sharing links to the site sends users to x.com.

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