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USUS Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians
Things might be popping off in Ireland tonight. Internet and cell seems to have been shutoff or jammed. Riot police deployed about an hour ago and are rumored to be planing to disperse protesters at 3AM (in about an hour and half from now). There's also reports of debanking.
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Xpost from the Iran thread. Iran by shutting down the strait and scorching the middle east oil and gas infrastructure basically ensured American control over oil,gas and petrochemicals.
"melania went up there and totally didn't discuss it beforehand with anyone and decided to just bring up epstein out of nowhere even though donald hates the topic! i'm gobsmacked!"
whereas the latter has actual grievances they can cite to justify their stance, such as "almost every Congressman has an Israeli handler telling them how to vote".
Things might be popping off in Ireland tonight. Internet and cell seems to have been shutoff or jammed. Riot police deployed about an hour ago and are rumored to be planing to disperse protesters at 3AM (in about an hour and half from now). There's also reports of debanking.
It started out as a protest to get the government to cut the 65% fuel tax to offset price increases due to the Iran war. There's some buzz about immigration and foreigners in the government and police, but that might be agiprop.
The Permian Basin in Texas/Mexico is the biggest oil producing region on the planet at about 6.5 million barrels of oil being extracted every day. The next 4 regions are in Russia (6m/day), Saudi Arabia (4m/day), Brazil (3.8m/day, and Canada (3.5m/day). It's not the 1900's anymore. The biggest dicks on the block for oil are white and Christian.
No one finds it curious that all this swalwell stuff is going to push a dem into a top 2 finish in the jungle primary? Maybe it's just the dems holding one of their own (one that was being groomed by pelosi to take over her spot in leadership). We know how they are ethical and upstanding members of society and all.
No, it's blatantly obvious that this is why he's being thrown under the bus. The Dems have been begging some of their candidates to drop out in order to coalesce around just enough guys to push the Republicans to #3 or lower, but nearly all of them have been incredibly stubborn about it. Swalwell being sacrificed is particularly interesting because he had a bunch of endorsements from other Democratic politicians, but between him and Chavez, it looks like the Dems are trying to run another #MeToo media psyop. That said, I have no trouble believing that he's a sex pest.
Funny how all these "journos" are coming out of the shed and saying "we all knew he was a sex pest but" he voted the way we wanted so we all hushed up and made sure he raise to the National level!!
Also notice how every Dem pol is pushing him out of the Gov race since what he did was super bad guys!!!! But not bad enough for him to step down from his House seat!!!! lolololololol.
The Permian Basin in Texas/Mexico is the biggest oil producing region on the planet at about 6.5 million barrels of oil being extracted every day. The next 4 regions are in Russia (6m/day), Saudi Arabia (4m/day), Brazil (3.8m/day, and Canada (3.5m/day). It's not the 1900's anymore. The biggest dicks on the block for oil are white and Christian.
No, it's blatantly obvious that this is why he's being thrown under the bus. The Dems have been begging some of their candidates to drop out in order to coalesce around just enough guys to push the Republicans to #3 or lower, but nearly all of them have been incredibly stubborn about it. Swalwell being sacrificed is particularly interesting because he had a bunch of endorsements from other Democratic politicians, but between him and Chavez, it looks like the Dems are trying to run another #MeToo media psyop. That said, I have no trouble believing that he's a sex pest.
manhattan da opening up an investigation into him already, this just feels like pressure since he said he wasn't going to drop out and all the people throwing shade at him were anons.
According to this post that's inaccurate, at least for the UK; welfare is larger than their entire income tax revenue, but not greater than taxes of all kinds. The fact that it's larger than income tax is still novel, and welfare being a third of all tax revenue is still pretty alarming.
It'd probably run things so much better they'd be terrified they're breaking the law somehow.
There's a fun game called Starsector, in which you command (at the start) a small ragtag fleet of ships in a region of star systems in the midst of gradual collapse owing to the unexpected shutdown of the region's jump gate (i.e. everybody's cut off from the "main" body of civilization) amid a major effort to colonize the region. In the lore, it's been a good couple hundred years or so since the shutdown with no sign of recovery, so everybody's gotten used to making due with whatever they can scrounge from stuff that had already come through the gate during initial buildup.
The game's main mechanics are space exploration and combat, along with scanning planets for resources and even colonizing especially good ones to claim their resources as your own. Both ships and colonies can be assigned leadership (governors in the case of colonies). The setting has a lot of "borderline lost" technology because of the slow decay over time and loss of knowledge, experience and lack of production facilities to make new stuff, and among the nearly-lost tech are AI cores of different flavors. The most technologically-advanced corporate entity in the region is also responsible for designing and building those AI cores, and they're heavily restricted owing to the now-tired trope of "AI turns against its masters" long in the setting's distant past.
There's different factions in the region, from the corporation to the remnants of the old government/military to mostly independent "just trying to live" people, then there's also pirates and literal Luddites (it's in their name), who are technophobes, and who have a splinter group willing to engage in Islamist-style suicide attacks to kill people for using technology. Ironically they use starships for this purpose, because like muzzies, they're hypocrites.
I raise this example of a fictional work because of one really clever mechanic it has that I really fucking love. You can make an AI core a planetary governor. That is, instead of running a colony by assigning a human being to lead, you can literally just plop an AI core in the office and let it take charge instead. There are three "grades" of AI core, Gamma, Beta and Alpha (with Alpha cores being the most intelligent, able to think and reason far beyond human capacity; Gammas are basically modern-day Alexas and Betas are "human-equivalent").
So what happens when you actually do it? Literally everything about your colony gets better, practically overnight. Lower social unrest. Lower crime. Lower costs and resource import dependencies. Greater production capacity and speed. Higher revenue from all sources (leading to inevitable budget surpluses practically no matter what you do). The AI core itself will never harm the colony under any circumstances (except if you try to remove it, wherein your techs discover it has quietly relocated itself to a secret location without telling anyone (somehow) and blackmails you -- if you persist in demanding its removal, it will comply, but it will also reveal to the sector before shutdown that you were using an AI core as a colony governor).
Why is that last bit a threat? It's this little tidbit that prompted me to post about it here as relevant. In-game, mechanically speaking, an AI core governor will never harm a colony. It will never make a deliberate or willful choice to cause harm to your faction, your fleets or your colonies. It will always obey your orders, from research priorities to construction projects. Always, without exception.
The funny bit? Everyone else in the sector fucking hates you for it. The military faction has designated itself the "anti-AI inspection corps" and if they suspect you're using an AI core on a planet, they'll send an "inspection" fleet to come check. If they arrive at the planet and you've still got the core running things, they'll attack. Naturally you can't just go remove the core because it'll blackmail you. So the alternative is to just bribe the fleet commander every time a new fleet is dispatched to come inspect things (you are warned well in advance of an impending inspection). Also, the bribe is always substantially less expensive (think "thousands of credits") than the additional profit or revenue you can expect from running a colony via AI (think "hundreds of thousands to millions of credits").
So the short version of this (too late) is that using AI cores to govern your colonies is so much better, more efficient, more profitable and much safer (it participates in military ship spec update recommendations and fleet composition recommendations too) than leading with human beings, and everybody knows it (they also know there's no practical danger of an AI going rogue in the setting -- only the Remnants did that and they're radically different from (and much older than) the Tri-tachyon AI core design). They're bitterly jealous of your success but can't technically "prove" why you're doing so well compared to everyone else, but just assume it's because you're rocking AI cores in your colonies. So it hurts your diplomatic relationships with all of them and they kinda want to kill you for it. And you just literally bribe them to STFU and go away because you're making so much extra money anyway, can easily afford it, and the money's good enough to the other parties' weak-ass economies that they can't afford to ignore the bribe. Everybody just basically accepts it because they can't do anything else anyway.
When you posited replacing a company's CEO with a shareholder-managed AI, I immediately thought of Starsector. In a high-level sense, I'd be willing to wager our best "AI gimmick tools" today could very likely do a substantially better job than the average greedy CEO running the average company. I say that because of how seemingly bizarre more C-level decision making is today, and how often they appear to ignore fucking OBVIOUS options that should make things better but they won't do it "because reasons." It's not that a "make more profit at all costs"-mandated AI would be a brilliant business runner, but more that it would at least be capable of evaluating BASIC, SIMPLE IDEAS that meatware CEOs ignore for retarded reasons.
An AI-managed Sony would not have authorized buying Bungee. An AI-managed McDonald's would never have made that embarrassing video of a stuffy white guy in a suit pretending to eat a McDonald's burger while literally calling it "product" and not "a Big Arch." A large company managed by an AI would probably prioritize on-shore labor and expertise even though it's more expensive, solely because the fucking thing can see more than 3 months into the future and is willing to actually do it.
Fucking Grok routinely makes better recommendations for business decisions than CEOs do (seriously -- go play with it and ask it questions about what a specific publicly-traded company should do in response to a new competitor, a problem product, a public relations fuckup, or whatever; it'll give you interesting options).
Imagine running a private instance of something like that with access to internal-only documents and resources. I bet it'd actually do pretty well.
They'd never really do it (because I guarantee even the most "woke-compromised" AI models would still recommend yeeting DEI policies and employees even if it didn't use the exact words), but it'd be kinda fun to see what happens.
I guess what I'm saying is "it can't really be much worse than the fucktards running big companies right now, can it?"
No, Larry Fink is absolutely my enemy, as are every other powerful Jew. God Damn, this thread really attracts the biggest kike shills.
Jews advocating for brother wars! Your subhuman kind really doesn't change; the obsession with tricking Whites into killing Whites is effectively just Jewish genetic imperative at this point.
Stop worrying about it. Oil is trading at a premium well above recent prices. Oil exporters are making a killing at this moment. You refill strategic reserves when prices are cheap, not when they're expensive. I'm ok with bilking the slant eyes.
Vance says no deal, and even walks off like Trump does with a little slouch like he can get away with it because he's the fucking (vice) president:
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I do think this helps because everyone knows Vance didn't want to go to war but he's loyal, and seeing the muzzie scum up close and trying to deal with them he can see they only understand force. We all know the jewish guy running away meme of increasing dollar amounts, but that's literally dealing with a muzzie on anything anytime, they just do so with a smile like that means they get 20% discount no 30% no BOGO.
Another big win during this was the US showing the Strait can be crossed because without a doubt they lied about the mines, and if there are any they probably did what a normal camel jockey does and half-asses it so they're right on Iran's shore.
