JD Vance is a piece of s—t. Plain and simple, that’s the core sentiment here. The consensus is overwhelming, painting a picture of a man who embodies the worst aspects of political opportunism and moral bankruptcy.
JD Vance is a piece of s—t because he seems to have made a career out of selling out. First, it was his own mother, and he allegedly lied about her to gain financial advantage. Then, he apparently turned around and sold out his country, employing deception for personal gain. And, let’s not forget the allegations of a relationship with the widow of someone whose job he was angling for.… Continue reading
X’s AI chatbot, Grok, will now geoblock content that violates local laws, addressing a global backlash over sexually explicit images. This follows investigations and actions by governments worldwide, including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, the U.K., and the EU, due to Grok’s ability to generate such content. xAI announced technological measures preventing editing images of real people in revealing clothing, while also restricting image creation to paid subscribers for accountability. Despite these changes, the image editing tool remained available to free users in some locations, leading to further calls for stricter controls and investigations.
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ICE is implementing a large-scale recruitment strategy, aiming to hire up to 10,000 new officers nationwide. This initiative includes a comprehensive social media campaign targeting individuals with interests in areas like UFC fights, patriotic podcasts, and firearms. The campaign will utilize platforms such as Snapchat and Rumble, along with livestreamers and right-wing influencers, to promote recruitment. Furthermore, the agency plans to employ geofencing technology to directly advertise to devices in specific locations, including military bases and gun shows.
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Following Kim Jong Un’s New Year’s Day address, which was distributed to factories and enterprises across North Korea, many workers expressed discontent with the speech’s content. Sources revealed that workers in Hoeryong, Kim’s hometown, abruptly left reading sessions due to the speech’s emphasis on continued sacrifices for the country. The address, which focused on the people’s patriotism and loyalty as the driving force behind overcoming challenges, was met with frustration, particularly concerning the constant demands for unpaid labor. This response sharply contrasts with the state media’s portrayal of widespread enthusiasm and endorsement of the address across all sectors of society.
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In a recent Truth Social post, former President Donald Trump presented a false narrative of a Minneapolis shooting involving a federal immigration officer, claiming the officer was run over by the victim. However, eyewitness videos directly contradicted Trump’s account, showing the officer was not struck by the car and appeared unharmed after the shooting. Critics, including journalists and researchers, quickly debunked Trump’s claims, highlighting the lack of evidence supporting his version of events. Experts noted Trump’s approach as an example of modern propaganda, utilizing his platform to disseminate misinformation and undermine factual evidence.
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White House webpage claims Jan. 6 “insurrection” was a Democratic fabrication. The very idea that the White House would put out a claim that the January 6th events were fabricated by Democrats is, frankly, mind-boggling. It’s the kind of thing that makes you rub your eyes and wonder if you’re actually seeing what you think you’re seeing. It’s hard to believe this could be a genuine stance, particularly given the overwhelming amount of evidence to the contrary.
The immediate reaction is, of course, disbelief. How could anyone, especially those in positions of power, claim something so demonstrably false? The insurrection was, after all, a live event, broadcast across the world.… Continue reading
The U.S. media’s response to President Trump’s actions in Venezuela, including attacks and the kidnapping of its leader, has been surprisingly mild, avoiding terms like “act of war” and “coup.” Instead, mainstream outlets framed the events as “operations” or “pressure campaigns,” mirroring the administration’s language. This reluctance to use stronger terms, even in the face of blatant violations of international law, indicates a pattern of state subservience and sanitization in media coverage. The media’s choice of language, particularly in comparison to its coverage of Russia’s actions in Ukraine, reveals a willingness to adopt the administration’s preferred framing, effectively acting as stenographers to power.
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Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly criticized the network’s enthusiastic coverage of President Trump’s stance on Venezuela, comparing it to Russian propaganda due to its lack of skepticism. Kelly expressed concern about the potential for U.S. intervention and a “rah-rah cheerleading” approach, drawing parallels to past foreign interventions that resulted in quagmires. She voiced hesitation and a “yellow-light” approach, citing concerns about the involvement of U.S. troops and the embrace of hawkish figures like Senator Lindsey Graham. Kelly concluded by stating that she would not be joining the “cheerleading brigade,” having been “burned too many times” in the past.
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A leader of a prominent British far-right group, Mark Collett of Patriotic Alternative, addressed a summit of European extreme nationalist groups in Russia, organized by an oligarch with ties to Vladimir Putin. The event in St Petersburg, the inaugural gathering of the Forum of the International Anti-Globalist League, included other far-right figures from across Europe and was hosted by Konstantin Malofeyev, who has been linked to financing Russian interests. Collett delivered a speech on birthrates and immigration. The revelations have raised concerns among MPs regarding the Kremlin’s attempts to exploit extremist groups to disrupt democracy and sow divisions in the UK.
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Trump claims his ‘real’ approval rating is 64 percent, a statement that immediately raises eyebrows, doesn’t it? It’s the kind of claim that, upon hearing it, most people probably roll their eyes and think, “Here we go again.” The notion that his “real” approval rating somehow differs significantly from what various polling organizations report is a recurring theme. The idea itself suggests a distrust of established data and a preference for a reality tailored to his liking. One has to wonder, what’s the basis for this supposed 64 percent? Is it a poll conducted within his inner circle, or perhaps a survey of his most ardent supporters?… Continue reading
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ICE Spends $100 Million on Social Media Amidst Criticism
ICE is implementing a large-scale recruitment strategy, aiming to hire up to 10,000 new officers nationwide. This initiative includes a comprehensive social media campaign targeting individuals with interests in areas like UFC fights, patriotic podcasts, and firearms. The campaign will utilize platforms such as Snapchat and Rumble, along with livestreamers and right-wing influencers, to promote recruitment. Furthermore, the agency plans to employ geofencing technology to directly advertise to devices in specific locations, including military bases and gun shows.
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