Comment: If you ever tried to get through the AI generated “customer service” to resolve any issue other than quoting otherwise available data, you already know that artificial intelligence is anything but intelligent. It looks like a scam that various corporations use to barricade themselves behind automated solutions in order to save money and manpower. It is, most likely, supported by lazy customer service workers, as it is easier to sit than to sit and answer phone calls. Such automated solutions are failing the customers, waisting their time by asking irrelevant questions, and frustrating the world by taking the callers in circles through loops that lead back to previous points in the algorithm used. Often, when you insist on talking to an “agent”, the AI politely disconnects you, completely ignoring your request. In my opinion, it is a BS.
Yes, AI performs certain operations faster but so does a simple calculator. AI research, however, is limited to sources predetermined by the programmers. These sources usually support the “official narrative” on sensitive issues. When I directed Grok to other sources that included opposite narratives, it pretended to “learn” and modified its answers accordingly. However, when I called in again (as a different user) and asked the same question, Grok was back to its original answers and preprogrammed, “recommended” sources. It didn’t learn.
The White House has published the ‘National Security Strategy of the United States of America’, an annual document signed by President Trump that outlines the fundamental principles of US policy. This important document has essentially been ignored by our mainstream political and media outlets, despite them reporting on Trump’s media statements every day. It is therefore important to understand its key concepts.
First and foremost, the document emphasises that, to ensure America remains the strongest, richest and most powerful country in the world for decades to come, a coherent and focused strategy for engaging with the rest of the world is needed. This strategy rests on two interconnected pillars:
1) “We want to recruit, train, equip and deploy the world’s most powerful, lethal and technologically advanced military to protect our interests, deter wars and, if necessary, win them quickly and decisively with minimal casualties among our forces.
2) We want the strongest, most dynamic, innovative and advanced economy in the world. The United States’ economy is the foundation of the American way of life. It is also the foundation of our global position and the necessary basis for our Armed Forces.”
The leadership in Kiev has repeatedly required two major conditions as a quid pro quo for ending the three and one-half year-long war with Moscow: an offer from the western alliance of accession into NATO and withdrawal of Russian troops from the Donbas region of Ukraine. Neither of those predicates have been forthcoming
Recently, however, the Ukrainian leader’s position seems to have softened. President Zelensky has said he is willing to drop Kiev’s bid to join NATO, but also says a referendum is required to approve any concessions of territory to Russia.
To be an anti-semite all you have to do is to make a criticism, no matter how small or how legitimate, of any Israeli policy. If your moral conscience is assaulted by, for example, Israel’s massacre of Palestinians in the open air concentration camp in which Israel keeps them pinned up, and you express your legitimate feelings against such inhumanity, you are an anti-semite. By definition, anyone with a moral conscience is an anti-semite.
I joined Del Bigtree in studio on The HighWire to discuss what the data now make unavoidable: the CDC’s 81-dose hyper-vaccination schedule is driving the modern epidemics of chronic disease and autism.
This was not a philosophical debate or a clash of opinions. We walked through irrefutable, peer-reviewed evidence showing that whenever vaccinated and unvaccinated children are compared directly, the unvaccinated group is far healthier—every single time.
Comment: If this was just a dumbest mistake of all time, the vaccination campaign would stop one way or another. Instead, it continues full speed in our pharmacies and medical facilities, and the governments are not reacting to it. This was not a “mistake”. This was a deliberate action and the goals of this crime, in the presence of all the evidence against it, are easy to imagine. As societies in all countries, we need to agree to and implement a positive program clearly stating what changes we want to initiate in our countries, globally. Then, we have to live by this program and totally ignore all policies that are not aligned with it. It’s time! My opinion.
Comment: Does Trump own the Golan Heights? No, he does not. He cannot “sign it to Israel” or to anybody else. The principle “Nemo dat quod non habet” has been enshrined in common law since ancient times. It was included in English common law. It did not require a sophisticated comprehension or legal knowledge to understand its essence. It simply meant that a person (or a party) could not give a better title than the one they had. Trump is not in a position to offer the Golan Heights to anyone. By deeding the land he does not own to Israel, Trump demonstrated incompetence and lack of capacity to enter into a legally binding agreement involving the title to this land. The same principle applies to Venezuela and its resources. As somebody who deals with real estate professionally, Trump should know that.
“There is a campaign under way to essentially destroy the public education system along with every aspect of human life and attitudes and thought that involve social solidarity. It’s being done in all sorts of ways. One is simply by underfunding. So, if you can make the public schools really rotten, people will look for an alternative. Any service that’s going to be privatized, the first thing you do is make it malfunction so people can say, “We want to get rid of it. It’s not running. Let’s give it to Lockheed.” — Noam Chomsky, The Progressive Magazine, September 1999, p.37
Brock Chisholm
“To achieve world government, it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism, loyalty to family traditions, national patriotism, and religious dogmas.” - Brock Chisholm, Director UN World Health Organization (1948-53).
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