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- Ozempic is the new drug of choice of vain men (and how to spot the signs).
- Matt Taibbi - corporate media lies about the Twitter Files too numerous to count (literally)
- Heh Heh
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More stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- Ozempic is the new drug of choice of vain men (and how to spot the signs).
- Matt Taibbi - corporate media lies about the Twitter Files too numerous to count (literally)
- Heh Heh
The recent Joe Rogan podcast with Michael Shellenberger is well worth your time. It's scary how far censorship and control by government interests had gotten in this country. Thank God Elon Musk bought Twitter and exposed the rot.
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- Cool - all the Twitter Files in one place, in order with capsule summaries, and all the links.
- The Great Super Bowl Rings Heist. Great story from the archives.
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- Pfizer whistleblower case given green light to move to next phase in Texas trial. This could be the biggest story of 2023 so worth playing attention to.
- How China became Saudi Arabia's largest trade partner. Not surprising given China's energy needs but just another reason why America needs to be energy independent.
- Matt Taibi - Twitter Files #16. The unserious media.
- Scientists boost quantum signals while reducing noise. Big step in the right direction.
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- Great Tom Brady story from Ichiro.
- Google is more toxic politically than even Twitter was under the old regime. To think the new AI chatbots are going to be any less biased is naïve.
- Steven Pressfield on Creating Your Own Wilderness. Circumnavigating Ireland sounds pretty cool.
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- Might be an awful person for laughing at this (but laugh I did)
- Botswana is such a great success story. It should be taught in schools.
- 100 Tips for a Better Life. From the archives but worth another read to remind yourself of some of these tips although he was 100% wrong on Vitamin D.
Alex Berenson has a new Twitter Files up showing the coordination between Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb and the White House. The company selling mRNA shots and the White House forcing Americans get get them - repeatedly.
Denying natural immunity is not "following the science." It's propaganda - for profit.
Kudos to Alex Berenson who went from being banned on Twitter for telling the truth to being part of The Twitter Files (also for reporting the truth).
In a related story - Twitter is now the number one app on the Apple Store for US news. Elon Musk is making Twitter the place to go to get news (not spin).
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- Cool - the most valuable brands from 2000-2022 animated.
- 10 ways to have a better conversation
- Morgan Housel on justifying optimism.
- Very good summation of how the government used Twitter to ban scientific debate on Covid that contradicted official CDC policy. Replacing science with policy and stifling debate will have lasting effects for decades.
Elon Musk says, "Much more to The Twitter Files: Covid Edition than this introductory thread."
Admire the strategy of The Twitter Files. First they showed how Twitter was putting their thumbs on the scales of public debate for one side of the political aisle. Then they showed that in many cases they were doing so at the request on the government (in clear violation of the First Amendment). And now they are showing how the government was censoring any information (no matter how true or scientifically sound) that was at odds with the official government position when it came to Covid. And Elon is saying even more is coming out about how the science was suppressed at a time when people needed good information to make life-changing decisions.
It wasn't just the Biden Administration - it was the Trump White House as well. It wasn't just Twitter either - it was also Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and others as well.
When the Biden administration took over, its agenda for the American people can be summed up as: Be very afraid of Covid and do exactly what we say to stay safe.
This agenda included asking Twitter to ban certain voices such as Big Pharma and Covid vaccine skeptic Alex Berenson. Thank goodness for the Joe Rogan podcast. Seriously. Rogan gave Berenson a platform so people could hear what he had to say, which was reasonable, informed, and as it turns out true! And thank goodness for Elon Musk who reinstated Berenson as one of his first acts as new owner of Twitter
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- Secret back channel between FTX and White House closed day after FTX declared bankruptcy. When they warned crypto would be used for illegals activities - this is what they meant. The corruption is just blatant at this point.
- No science at all involved in recommended alcohol intake limits. Don't trust any government recommendations when it comes to diet anymore.
- Twitter Files: Twitter and Other Government Agencies. All the three letter agencies were using Twitter for their own purposes.
- Time to take down the tree. (One book at a time.)
Matt Taibbi has a supplemental to his Twitter File about the FBI and election interference. Basically Twitter was telling the FBI and the IC (intelligence Community) that Twitter wasn't finding much of any foreign propaganda or influence in the upcoming 2020 lection. The FBI basically told Twitter to find some!
Michael Schellenberger has Twitter Files 7 where he documents a coordinated effort by the FBI to suppress any news about Hunter Biden's laptop (which we now know the FBI knew was genuine). This was the very propaganda and election influence the FBI was pressuring Twitter to find.
Disgraceful. The FBI was much more trustworthy when they only hired Mormons and Catholics from Boston College.
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- The Twitter Files - The FBI Connection. "Twitter's contact with the FBI was constant and pervasive, as if they were a subsidiary."
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- Attack of the archaeologists (a defense of Graham Hancock)
- Honest advice for people in their 20's from Zuby. Honestly the advice is great for people of any age.
- Bari Weiss on how she got to work on the Twitter Files and why
- The supply chain that keeps tech flowing into Russia despite sanctions. Business finds a way.
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- Navy fires coach Ken Niumatolo after 15-years. Did not see that coming. Guess he lost to Army once too many times.
- How Fauci Fooled America. Significant to me that this appears in Newsweek (not exactly a right wing outlet - now that Fauci is no longer useful will the media abandon him?)
- Report - US scientists achieve "holy grail" nuclear fusion reaction. This is huge news.
- Twitter Files 4 - the removal of Donald Trump. Perhaps least interested in this Twitter file than any of the others. Maybe because Trump's Twitter account was restored but the Donald showed no interest in rejoining the platform?
Not just Elon Musk and Twitter going after Anthony Fauci.
Rand Paul will be going after him in the Senate, "Fauci's resignation should not prevent a full-throated investigation into the origins of the pandemic. He must be required to testify under oath regarding any discussions he participated in concerning the Wuhan lab leak. His policies destroyed lives."
And in Congress a bi-partisan group of lawmakers are demanding answers about taxpayer funded torturing of dogs he approved. The man tortured puppies.
"My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci." - Elon Musk
What the new Twitter management has found regarding Fauci must be pretty damning. Can't wait for that Twitter File to be released.
"You tell them Elon's I'm coming. And hell's coming with me!" - Wyatt Earp Tombstone
You can read Bari Weiss's Twitter File thread here.
A few observations on the Twitter Files: