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If a government focuses on immigration and not on birth rates, then by definition it is replacing the current population.
Most governments say “refugees are welcome” and make policies for the accommodation of migrants, but not for native families.
That’s a general observation.
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#TikTok gave millions of Americans an unfiltered view of israel’s brutal war in Gaza. That window might now close as new owners tied to Tel Aviv take over the Chinese app 09/19
#Palantir CEO Alex #Karp was given an award from the American Friends of #Chabad #Lubavitch on Tuesday in DC.
He told them that Jews are going to have to "leave their comfort zone" to find new ways to fight anti-Semitism, as their current tactics "are kind of not working."
Some critics of Jews suffer from "Jewish derangement syndrome," he said.
"We have to fight for a rule of law, meritocratic, high-agency society, and everybody's going to have to help out, and that includes people who don't like to ever speak out—finance, Hollywood, all sorts of other people," he said, as reported by Jewish Insider.
Of course, Palantir would hardly exist if we had a meritocracy, let alone be trading at 778 times earnings.
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He told them that Jews are going to have to "leave their comfort zone" to find new ways to fight anti-Semitism, as their current tactics "are kind of not working."
Some critics of Jews suffer from "Jewish derangement syndrome," he said.
"We have to fight for a rule of law, meritocratic, high-agency society, and everybody's going to have to help out, and that includes people who don't like to ever speak out—finance, Hollywood, all sorts of other people," he said, as reported by Jewish Insider.
Of course, Palantir would hardly exist if we had a meritocracy, let alone be trading at 778 times earnings.
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#Palantir co-founder and CEO Alex #Karp said that Israel’s terrorist-to-civilian kill ratio in #Gaza “is better than anyone has ever had in the history of humanity” because they’re using his software.
When asked if it's possible to use Palantir to help send aid to refugees, Karp stutters:
"You have to be very careful, there's a, I like, wouldn't avoid, like, I can't go into exact, like, I'm not allowed to say where we're used, where we're not used... We are used in Israel and I would say, as a generalization, where we're used in Israel most people in this audience would be very supportive of, and it actually has been very precise and deadly."
No clear answer on actually helping people (because why would they) but a clear answer that it is being used to target and kill.
When asked if it's possible to use Palantir to help send aid to refugees, Karp stutters:
"You have to be very careful, there's a, I like, wouldn't avoid, like, I can't go into exact, like, I'm not allowed to say where we're used, where we're not used... We are used in Israel and I would say, as a generalization, where we're used in Israel most people in this audience would be very supportive of, and it actually has been very precise and deadly."
No clear answer on actually helping people (because why would they) but a clear answer that it is being used to target and kill.
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⚡️WhatsApp Head of Security Fired After Raising Privacy Concerns
The former Head of Security for WhatsApp, Attaullah Baig, has filed a retaliation lawsuit against Meta for firing him after he tried to improve security at WhatsApp.
Baig discovered through red-teaming that 1,500 engineers at Meta had production access to WhatsApp user data, including address books and contact information of friends. Even as Head of Security, he was blocked from logging access to data, creating an inventory of what was stored, or mapping the infrastructure.
When he warned leadership that WhatsApp may be in violation of its FTC order, he was met with retaliation until he was forced out. Inside WhatsApp, leadership downplayed issues and dismissed privacy concerns.
Once again, we see that user growth and profits came first—while protecting people’s privacy never seemed to matter.
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The former Head of Security for WhatsApp, Attaullah Baig, has filed a retaliation lawsuit against Meta for firing him after he tried to improve security at WhatsApp.
Baig discovered through red-teaming that 1,500 engineers at Meta had production access to WhatsApp user data, including address books and contact information of friends. Even as Head of Security, he was blocked from logging access to data, creating an inventory of what was stored, or mapping the infrastructure.
When he warned leadership that WhatsApp may be in violation of its FTC order, he was met with retaliation until he was forced out. Inside WhatsApp, leadership downplayed issues and dismissed privacy concerns.
Once again, we see that user growth and profits came first—while protecting people’s privacy never seemed to matter.
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The UK's new strategic partnership with Palantir is pretty wild — straight from gov.uk:
Palantir and the UK military will work together to "transform lethality on the battlefield", supporting the development of data and AI-powered capabilities across data analysis, intelligence, decision support and targeting systems.
They specifically mention a "kill chain" for "faster options for attacking an enemy target."
... and the deal extends beyond AI on the battlefield. It also mentions Palantir will do pro bono (free!) mentoring to British companies — because it's not about the profit. It's about the data.
- @iceagefarmer
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-strategic-partnership-to-unlock-billions-and-boost-military-ai-and-innovation
Palantir and the UK military will work together to "transform lethality on the battlefield", supporting the development of data and AI-powered capabilities across data analysis, intelligence, decision support and targeting systems.
They specifically mention a "kill chain" for "faster options for attacking an enemy target."
... and the deal extends beyond AI on the battlefield. It also mentions Palantir will do pro bono (free!) mentoring to British companies — because it's not about the profit. It's about the data.
- @iceagefarmer
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-strategic-partnership-to-unlock-billions-and-boost-military-ai-and-innovation
AI Infrastructure Investment: such a clever euphemism for big tech companies moving in to take over the UK. (And same words Trump used on his day 2: "the biggest AI infrastructure project by far in history" to build "big beautiful data centers...")
The Tech Prosperity Deal's £31bn "investment" is actually an invasion: the fact that they call it "Infrastructure" reinforces that this isn't about investment or innovation. This is "critical infrastructure" to build out the planetary surveillance grid.
Not mentioned in the BBC's coverage is that Palantir also penned a deal with the UK Ministry of Defense (MoD) ... see next post.
- @iceagefarmer
The Tech Prosperity Deal's £31bn "investment" is actually an invasion: the fact that they call it "Infrastructure" reinforces that this isn't about investment or innovation. This is "critical infrastructure" to build out the planetary surveillance grid.
Not mentioned in the BBC's coverage is that Palantir also penned a deal with the UK Ministry of Defense (MoD) ... see next post.
- @iceagefarmer
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Nvidia and Microsoft bosses hail huge UK AI investment
Microsoft, Google and Nvidia have announced investments as part of a £31bn UK-US "Tech Prosperity Deal".