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5 minutes ago, Foosters said:

no, he's an internet troll. always has been.

See, current protracted discussion over sex-ed in sub-Saharan Africa after getting called out for spreading Russian misinformation about Ukraine Funding. He moved on immediately after being called out and will not address it going further. 

Oh yeah, I posted the 100 billion quote he referred to and funny how no replies to that have happened.

Not sure he's a troll or just an ill informed moron who loves spouting off about things like he knows what he's talking about but in reality he's just read the headline on some FB group that a Russian troll farm took over in 2015.

He thinks he's being Colin Robinson and pushing buttons, but he's just some old dude getting the wool pulled over his eyes by social media who then can't respond when people correct him because his knowledge of any topic is millimeters deep.

Not sure which is worse btw. all three are just sad. He's a deeply sad excuse for a human.

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Also from the tilt against reality files. 

Look, as the president of a warring country, I tell you, we received just over 75. That is, 100 billion of these 177, or 200, some people even say, we have never received.

And this is important because we are talking about specific things because we got it not with money, but with weapons. We got 70-something billion worth of it. There is training, there is additional transport, there are not only prices for weapons, there were humanitarian programs, social, etc.

But when they say that Ukraine during the war received 200 billion to support the army, etc., this is not true. I don't know where all this money is.

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, immamac said:

@Anastasis you need to quit threadshitting and derailing or you'll get a vacation. 

I am not thread shitting, I am thread elevating. If you think that deserves a vacation, do your thing. 

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1 minute ago, immamac said:

just stop, no one is stifling shit you are being a dickhead and intentionally obtuse. Stop.

I'm sorry dad. I always tried to be good.

 

 

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Elon is a vindictive fuck and always has been. I worked at a law firm that hired someone who had somewhat of a role investigating, auditing, suing (can’t remember) one his companies while working in the federal government. This person was not even a partner, they were a peon associate. Elon threatened to move all corporate work (millions of dollars annually) away from us unless we fired him, which, shoutout to management, they refused to do.  All over a mid-senior level associate with law school loans who tangentially had some role in something he didn’t like. I had never seen anything like it. 

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This systematic assault on reality serves a clear purpose: When people can no longer trust their own understanding of law and truth, resistance becomes nearly impossible. If we accept that USAID can be shut down despite clear statutory authority, that civil servants can be purged for following the law, that private citizens can seize control of government systems—we’ve already surrendered the conceptual framework that makes constitutional governance possible.


https://www.techdirt.com/2025/02/04/two-plus-two-equals-four/

I think this article is a wordy, but I agree with the point. We need to all recognize the stakes of this moment. 
 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Eskimohorn said:

Ana is the ESPN reporter rationalizing the Doncic trade from a basketball perspective citing Luka’s weight and Mavs improved defense.

That actually makes more sense to me than Ana's performance this afternoon. Seems a little early to be drunk on Tuesday.

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10 minutes ago, C-Man said:

That actually makes more sense to me than Ana's performance this afternoon. Seems a little early to be drunk on Tuesday.

Has anyone ever seen Anastasis and Nico Harrison in the same room?

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3 hours ago, Anastasis said:


Primary sources preferred. Just listen to the shit straight from the whorses mouth. 

So don't listen to secondary sources? Like the Foriegn Policy .org you replied to me with yesterday? Got it.

It is so funny when your pupusa hurts.

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47 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said:

So don't listen to secondary sources? Like the Foriegn Policy .org you replied to me with yesterday? Got it.

It is so funny when your pupusa hurts.

Do you know what the word preferred means? 

 

33 minutes ago, seven said:

I've been an Ana apologist for years

I appreciate your long-standing support. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Fudge Nuggets said:

Did you shoot them before or after denying their health insurance claim?

I've only had to grind the bones of eight people with cancer into dust. But we found a great way to repurpose the remains as calcium supplements to keep thousands more out of the hospital. 

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Posted
12 minutes ago, Anastasis said:

I've only had to grind the bones of eight people with cancer into dust. But we found a great way to repurpose the remains as calcium supplements to keep thousands more out of the hospital. 

No no, we're talking about the people you denied - not your success stories

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53 minutes ago, Anastasis said:

Do you know what the word preferred means? 

 

I appreciate your long-standing support. 

In your vocabulary I think it means shit you agree with.

 

Posted
1 hour ago, Covri said:

Thought this was the Elon makes an ass of himself thread not the Ana makes an ass of himself thread.

50mm dollars to study sandy pussy is a hell of a way to make a living. 

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5 hours ago, Keef said:

Elon is a vindictive fuck and always has been. I worked at a law firm that hired someone who had somewhat of a role investigating, auditing, suing (can’t remember) one his companies while working in the federal government. This person was not even a partner, they were a peon associate. Elon threatened to move all corporate work (millions of dollars annually) away from us unless we fired him, which, shoutout to management, they refused to do.  All over a mid-senior level associate with law school loans who tangentially had some role in something he didn’t like. I had never seen anything like it. 

That may not be isolated.  My small IP firm was going to merge with a larger firm, but we represented a couple of ex-Lockheed employees being sued by Lockheed.  Their local GC (GD/FW) said he would pull their work from the firm if they took us in (it was not IP-related work and it wasn't because of the potential conflict).  The firm did not have the balls to tell him to fuck himself.

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50 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

When Johnny Sack of Shit is the one liking your posts, you might be a cunt. The faux intellectualism from Ana is as expected as water being wet.

Speaking of dry sandy pussy. 

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Y'all are circle-jerking around Anastasia just as he wants, and meanwhile this shit is going on - one of Musk's 25 year-old employees with no government or economic/financial system experience has basically full privileges to systems that handle 1/5 of the US economy.

https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-associate-bfs-federal-payment-system/

A 25-year-old engineer named Marko Elez, who previously worked for two Elon Musk companies, has direct access to Treasury Department systems responsible for nearly all payments made by the US government, three sources tell WIRED.

Two of those sources say that Elez’s privileges include the ability not just to read but to write code on two of the most sensitive systems in the US government: the Payment Automation Manager and Secure Payment System at the Bureau of the Fiscal Service (BFS). Housed on a secure mainframe, these systems control, on a granular level, government payments that in their totality amount to more than a fifth of the US economy.

Despite reporting that suggests that Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) task force has access to these Treasury systems on a “read-only” level, sources say Elez, who has visited a Kansas City office housing BFS systems, has many administrator-level privileges. Typically, those admin privileges could give someone the power to log in to servers through secure shell access, navigate the entire file system, change user permissions, and delete or modify critical files. That could allow someone to bypass the security measures of, and potentially cause irreversible changes to, the very systems they have access to.

“You could do anything with these privileges,” says one source with knowledge of the system, who adds that they cannot conceive of a reason that anyone would need them for purposes of simply hunting down fraudulent payments or analyzing disbursement flow.

"Technically I don't see why this couldn't happen," a federal IT worker tells WIRED in a phone call late on Monday night, referring to the possibility of a DOGE employee being granted elevated access to a government server. "If you would have asked me a week ago, I'd have told you that this kind of thing would never in a million years happen. But now, who the fuck knows."

A source says they are concerned that data could be passed from secure systems to DOGE operatives within the General Services Administration. WIRED reporting has shown that Elon Musk’s associates—including Nicole Hollander, who slept in Twitter’s officesas Musk acquired the company, and Thomas Shedd, a former Tesla engineer who now runs a GSA agency, along with a host of extremely young and inexperienced engineers—have infiltrated the GSA and have attempted to use White House security credentials to gain access to GSA tech, something experts have said is highly unusual and poses a huge security risk.

Elez, according to public databases and other records reviewed by WIRED, is a 25-year-old who graduated Rutgers University in 2021 and subsequently worked at SpaceX, Musk’s space company, where he focused on vehicle telemetry, starship software, and satellite software. Elez then joined X, Musk’s social media company, where he worked on search AI. Public Github repositories show years of software development, with a particular interest in distributed systems, recommendation engines, and machine learning. He does not appear to have prior government experience.

 

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Musk's team is treating the government like one big fucking startup, and wants to share government data with AI.

 

https://www.404media.co/things-are-going-to-get-intense-how-a-musk-ally-plans-to-push-ai-on-the-government/

404 Media has obtained audio of a meeting held by Thomas Shedd, a Musk-associate who is now heading a team of government coders. In the call one employee pushed back and said one of the planned moves is an “illegal task.”

Thomas Shedd, a Musk-associate and now head of the General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services (TTS), told government tech workers in a meeting this week that the administration plans to widely deploy AI throughout the government. Shedd also said the administration would need help altering login.gov, a government login system, to further integrate with sensitive systems like social security “to further identify individuals and detect and prevent fraud,” which employees identified on the meeting as “an illegal task.”

Shedd, who is a former Tesla engineer, said the government should “try to get consent,” regarding login.gov changes but that “we should still push forward and see what we can do.”

WIRED and the New York Times previously reported on aspects of the meeting. 404 Media has now obtained audio of the full meeting and quotes it extensively below. Shedd told TTS workers that the administration would need help making radical changes to various government systems: “Things are going to get intense,” he said.

These potential changes, he said, would include things like creating “AI coding agents” that would write government software for many different agencies and would be trained in part on existing government contracts, larger scale automations of government, and, critically, changes to Login.gov. 

“Just like a fun one that we've been thinking through with Login, specifically in TTS is, as most of you know, Login can't access government information on individuals. And so there's no connection that Login has with social security or any other government system, even though we're part of the government,” Shedd said. “And so part of one of the things to work through is how do we make it so that those agencies that has that information of very secure APIs that can be leveraged by login to further identify individuals and detect and prevent fraud?” 

“I'm not saying that this is an easy task, but it is a task that's worth trying to pursue and one that only we can do as an internal team, right? We can't bring a third party in, hire them and have them work on a project like this. It has to be an internal technology team that works on this,” Shedd continued.

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Posted
4 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

A 25-year-old engineer named Marko Elez

Since xenophobia is all the rage these days, I'm going to have to ask it.

Are we sure that kid is even an American?

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4 minutes ago, bolverk said:

Since xenophobia is all the rage these days, I'm going to have to ask it.

Are we sure that kid is even an American?

WHAT DO YOU HAVE AGAINST H1-B VISA HOLDERS YOU RACIST!

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Put Anastasia on fucking ignore and pay attention folks.

https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/as-nasa-flies-into-turbulence-the-agency-could-use-a-steady-hand/

Then there are the actions of SpaceX founder Elon Musk. Last week he sowed doubt by claiming NASA had "stranded" astronauts on the space station. (The astronauts are perfectly safe and have a ride home.) Perhaps more importantly, he owns the space agency's most important contractor and, in recent weeks, has become deeply enmeshed in operating the US government through his Department of Government Efficiency. For some NASA employees, whether or not it is true, there is now an uncomfortable sense that they are working for Musk and to dole out contracts to SpaceX.

This concern was heightened late Friday when Petro announced that a longtime SpaceX employee named Michael Altenhofen had joined the agency "as a senior advisor to the NASA Administrator." Altenhofen is an accomplished engineer who interned at NASA in 2005 but has spent the last 15 years at SpaceX, most recently as a leader of human spaceflight programs. He certainly brings expertise, but his hiring also raises concerns about SpaceX's influence over NASA operations. Petro did not respond to a request for comment on Monday about potential conflicts of interest and the scope of Altenhofen's involvement.

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1 minute ago, InkaUtexas said:

Well Elon ain't.

It's neither here nor there, but one curious thought just did cross my mind: I wonder how many toddlers there are now in America running around with the name Elon.

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7 minutes ago, The Ace of Aces said:

I am lucky and have spent a fair bit of time with her - fuck you, you piece of shit. She would kick your ass while educating you on economic history. Choke on a dick.  

I am sincerely sure she is a pleasant lady to spend your time with in the real world. Thanks for sharing your personal experience. 

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