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MR SHIFT 🦁

27,618 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents are caught on camera threatening to violently assault a U.S. citizen for exercising their First Amendment rights, in Columbia Heights, Minnesota. In the video, an agent is saying, “I’m telling you right now, it’ll be the first time and last time that I tell you this… you continue to follow us, I’m going to fucking put hands on you, arrest you, and take you in.” The person filming responds calmly, “You can’t.” The agent screams back, “Test me. Please test me!” Then another agent jumps in with, “You aren’t just standing around and watching. You are impeding. You understand that concept?” Which makes one thing painfully clear… the agent does not understand that concept at all. Filming law enforcement in public, following them at a lawful distance, and observing their actions is constitutionally protected activity. It is not obstruction. It is not impeding. And it sure as hell is not grounds for arrest. But, threatening violence and detention because someone is recording you is retaliation for protected speech. That IS illegal. And that is what ICE has become… agents openly admitting on camera that they will illegally use force because someone dared to watch them. Because they are violating the constitution, and they know that. And if this doesn’t terrify you, then stop pretending you care about free speech or the Constitution.
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🚨BREAKING: ICE agents are caught on camera threatening to violently assault a U.S. citizen for exercising their First Amendment rights, in Columbia Heights, Minnesota. In the video, an agent is saying, “I’m telling you right now, it’ll be the first time and last time that I tell you this… you continue to follow us, I’m going to fucking put hands on you, arrest you, and take you in.” The person filming responds calmly, “You can’t.” The agent screams back, “Test me. Please test me!” Then another agent jumps in with, “You aren’t just standing around and watching. You are impeding. You understand that concept?” Which makes one thing painfully clear… the agent does not understand that concept at all. Filming law enforcement in public, following them at a lawful distance, and observing their actions is constitutionally protected activity. It is not obstruction. It is not impeding. And it sure as hell is not grounds for arrest. But, threatening violence and detention because someone is recording you is retaliation for protected speech. That IS illegal. And that is what ICE has become… agents openly admitting on camera that they will illegally use force because someone dared to watch them. Because they are violating the constitution, and they know that. And if this doesn’t terrify you, then stop pretending you care about free speech or the Constitution.

Jesus Freakin Congress

940,673 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

[News] BTS has declared that they will not submit their music to next year's Grammy Awards. Stating that music should not be categorized by region and language, they delivered a sharp jab at the Grammys for recently creating a new Asian music category. All seven members of BTS posted simultaneous messages on their social media stating they would not be submitting their work to the Grammy Awards. They wrote that they hope music can be heard and loved for what it is, rather than being categorized by region or language. ​Previously, The Recording Academy, which hosts the Grammy Awards, established the "Best Asian Pop Music Performance" category starting next year. They set criteria requiring the use of an Asian language in a meaningful way and for the music to be based in or recognized locally within Asia. Although they explained this as recognition of Asian Pop's growing influence in the global music industry, criticism arose that this move creates a barrier rather than expanding diversity. The criticism points out that it confines K-pop to "Asian Pop" rather than global pop music, effectively blocking K-pop stars from winning awards in the main categories. ​Even after sweeping the Billboard Music Awards and the American Music Awards, BTS continued to knock on the door of the Grammys. Through hit songs like "Dynamite" and "Butter," they were nominated for three consecutive years starting in 2021, but ultimately failed to win. Fans voiced their support on the Grammys' official social media accounts, posting comments such as "BTS doesn't need to prove themselves through a Grammy Award". ​Kim Doheon (Pop Music Critic): ​"Through this declaration, I expect the controversy to intensify over what Asian Pop truly is and what issues Asian artists (submitting to the Grammys) are contemplating." Boasting one of the most powerful fandoms in the world, attention is focused on what changes BTS's decision will bring to the Western-centric music industry, including the Grammy Awards.
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[News] BTS has declared that they will not submit their music to next year's Grammy Awards. Stating that music should not be categorized by region and language, they delivered a sharp jab at the Grammys for recently creating a new Asian music category. All seven members of BTS posted simultaneous messages on their social media stating they would not be submitting their work to the Grammy Awards. They wrote that they hope music can be heard and loved for what it is, rather than being categorized by region or language. ​Previously, The Recording Academy, which hosts the Grammy Awards, established the "Best Asian Pop Music Performance" category starting next year. They set criteria requiring the use of an Asian language in a meaningful way and for the music to be based in or recognized locally within Asia. Although they explained this as recognition of Asian Pop's growing influence in the global music industry, criticism arose that this move creates a barrier rather than expanding diversity. The criticism points out that it confines K-pop to "Asian Pop" rather than global pop music, effectively blocking K-pop stars from winning awards in the main categories. ​Even after sweeping the Billboard Music Awards and the American Music Awards, BTS continued to knock on the door of the Grammys. Through hit songs like "Dynamite" and "Butter," they were nominated for three consecutive years starting in 2021, but ultimately failed to win. Fans voiced their support on the Grammys' official social media accounts, posting comments such as "BTS doesn't need to prove themselves through a Grammy Award". ​Kim Doheon (Pop Music Critic): ​"Through this declaration, I expect the controversy to intensify over what Asian Pop truly is and what issues Asian artists (submitting to the Grammys) are contemplating." Boasting one of the most powerful fandoms in the world, attention is focused on what changes BTS's decision will bring to the Western-centric music industry, including the Grammy Awards.

kin

38,389 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen

Elon Musk just told Joe Rogan every app on your phone will be dead in 5 years. Not struggling. Not declining. Dead. Musk: “You’ll get everything through AI.” Rogan asked the timeline. Musk: “5 or 6 years, something like that.” Rogan: “So 5 or 6 years, apps are like Blockbuster video.” Musk: “Pretty much.” That’s not some AI newsletter prediction. That’s the guy who owns the platform you’re reading this on telling you the entire app economy has an expiration date. Think about how your phone actually works right now. Apps trained your brain to think in boxes. One box for email. One for music. One for video. One for food. One for banking. Your entire digital life is opening and closing 30 different boxes. All day. Every day. AI doesn’t think in boxes. It thinks in intent. Musk: “Whatever you can think of or really whatever the AI can anticipate you might want, it’ll show you.” Not what you search for. Not what you tap on. What you haven’t even thought of yet. The app needed you to know what you wanted and go get it yourself. AI arrives before the thought fully forms. That’s not an upgrade to the interface. That’s the end of the interface. Musk went further. He said most of the content people consume in 5 to 6 years will be AI-generated. Music. Video. All of it. Rogan admitted AI-generated music is already his favorite. Not a prediction. Present tense. The ground already moved. Most people are still arguing about which streaming app has the better library. Every major tech company of the last 15 years was built on one assumption. That you would come to them. Download their app. Learn their layout. Give them your attention. Give them your data. AI inverts that entire model. You stop going to anything. Everything comes to you. Anticipated, filtered, delivered before you finish the sentence. The App Store doesn’t shrink. The concept of an app store stops making sense entirely. You don’t browse a shelf of tools when the tool already knows what you need. The phone isn’t dying. But the 30 icons on your home screen are the Blockbuster shelves of 2031. And right now, you’re still renting.
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Elon Musk just told Joe Rogan every app on your phone will be dead in 5 years. Not struggling. Not declining. Dead. Musk: “You’ll get everything through AI.” Rogan asked the timeline. Musk: “5 or 6 years, something like that.” Rogan: “So 5 or 6 years, apps are like Blockbuster video.” Musk: “Pretty much.” That’s not some AI newsletter prediction. That’s the guy who owns the platform you’re reading this on telling you the entire app economy has an expiration date. Think about how your phone actually works right now. Apps trained your brain to think in boxes. One box for email. One for music. One for video. One for food. One for banking. Your entire digital life is opening and closing 30 different boxes. All day. Every day. AI doesn’t think in boxes. It thinks in intent. Musk: “Whatever you can think of or really whatever the AI can anticipate you might want, it’ll show you.” Not what you search for. Not what you tap on. What you haven’t even thought of yet. The app needed you to know what you wanted and go get it yourself. AI arrives before the thought fully forms. That’s not an upgrade to the interface. That’s the end of the interface. Musk went further. He said most of the content people consume in 5 to 6 years will be AI-generated. Music. Video. All of it. Rogan admitted AI-generated music is already his favorite. Not a prediction. Present tense. The ground already moved. Most people are still arguing about which streaming app has the better library. Every major tech company of the last 15 years was built on one assumption. That you would come to them. Download their app. Learn their layout. Give them your attention. Give them your data. AI inverts that entire model. You stop going to anything. Everything comes to you. Anticipated, filtered, delivered before you finish the sentence. The App Store doesn’t shrink. The concept of an app store stops making sense entirely. You don’t browse a shelf of tools when the tool already knows what you need. The phone isn’t dying. But the 30 icons on your home screen are the Blockbuster shelves of 2031. And right now, you’re still renting.

Dustin

442,279 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Did you know that there is/was a site very similar to Gobekli Tepe named Nevali Cori, dated to 8400 BC. You cannot visit it though, because it was destroyed / submerged in the 90s during the construction of the Attaturk dam. I became interested in Nevali Cori because some t pillars and idols from there with their hands around their navel are on display in the Urfa Museum. Makes sense, it’s the Tas Tepeler culture and this symbolism was born from them, as far as I can tell. But my jaw hit the floor when I saw this. It is a recreation of one of the enclosures of Nevali Cori, on display at the Nues Museum in Berlin. Not only do all the T-pillars have eyes which I don’t recall seeing on any other T pillars anywhere ever, every last one of them has their hands around their navel. I could not believe it. So… I’ll just leave this here. I’m guessing most of you, like me, had never seen this enclosure before. At this time I do not know if this enclosure is sitting underwater or if the pillars were removed before the flooding. And of course if you’re new to my channel, I spent years tracking this symbolism all over the world and published a book with all my findings on amazon here: As far as I can tell this symbolism began at Gobekli Tepe / Tas Tepeler and subsequently spread around the world often but not always in tandem with agriculture and copper working.
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Did you know that there is/was a site very similar to Gobekli Tepe named Nevali Cori, dated to 8400 BC. You cannot visit it though, because it was destroyed / submerged in the 90s during the construction of the Attaturk dam. I became interested in Nevali Cori because some t pillars and idols from there with their hands around their navel are on display in the Urfa Museum. Makes sense, it’s the Tas Tepeler culture and this symbolism was born from them, as far as I can tell. But my jaw hit the floor when I saw this. It is a recreation of one of the enclosures of Nevali Cori, on display at the Nues Museum in Berlin. Not only do all the T-pillars have eyes which I don’t recall seeing on any other T pillars anywhere ever, every last one of them has their hands around their navel. I could not believe it. So… I’ll just leave this here. I’m guessing most of you, like me, had never seen this enclosure before. At this time I do not know if this enclosure is sitting underwater or if the pillars were removed before the flooding. And of course if you’re new to my channel, I spent years tracking this symbolism all over the world and published a book with all my findings on amazon here: As far as I can tell this symbolism began at Gobekli Tepe / Tas Tepeler and subsequently spread around the world often but not always in tandem with agriculture and copper working.

Archaic Lens

30,537 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Let's separate Bitcoin, which is a speculative asset, some call it digital gold, but its price goes up and down and it's volatile. Let's separate that from stablecoins, which are very interesting product for financial services. Stablecoins have value because they're backed by the US T-bill. So each stablecoin is backed by either cash or a T-bill less than 92 days of duration. The beauty of it is you can transfer it in seconds, not days. So if you use the FedWire or the banking transfer systems, your money gets lost sometimes. It takes three days and it's very expensive. With stable coins all you're doing is really expediting transfer to about one and a half seconds at a fraction of the fee, and you're backed by the US dollar. Now, why wouldn't we want that? There is one big opportunity out there, and I don't know who's gonna win this yet, but for 12 years we've been talking about the S&P 500 to go onto blockchain for contract analysis, inventory management, logistics, which is all gonna happen, but nobody knows which blockchain they're gonna standardize on. So if one of them emerge, and the way you would know it emerged is at least one company in every 11 sectors of the economy would standardize on that blockchain.
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Let's separate Bitcoin, which is a speculative asset, some call it digital gold, but its price goes up and down and it's volatile. Let's separate that from stablecoins, which are very interesting product for financial services. Stablecoins have value because they're backed by the US T-bill. So each stablecoin is backed by either cash or a T-bill less than 92 days of duration. The beauty of it is you can transfer it in seconds, not days. So if you use the FedWire or the banking transfer systems, your money gets lost sometimes. It takes three days and it's very expensive. With stable coins all you're doing is really expediting transfer to about one and a half seconds at a fraction of the fee, and you're backed by the US dollar. Now, why wouldn't we want that? There is one big opportunity out there, and I don't know who's gonna win this yet, but for 12 years we've been talking about the S&P 500 to go onto blockchain for contract analysis, inventory management, logistics, which is all gonna happen, but nobody knows which blockchain they're gonna standardize on. So if one of them emerge, and the way you would know it emerged is at least one company in every 11 sectors of the economy would standardize on that blockchain.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

70,146 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

We’re All Thinking It, It Needed To Be Said “You know what I am just sick and f**king tired of is all of this liberal f**king nonsense being shoved in my face, and then people trying to say that you're this phobic and that phobic if you don't agree with it. I'm pretty in the middle politically, and I think that the government should stay out of our sh*t and just let people live how they want to. But it is whenever the government and these big corporations force their ideologies and their way of thinking into my life that it starts to annoy the sh*t out of me. Like, I was watching the show The Witcher recently, and there's a character named the Oscar. He's one of the main characters, and he ended up being gay in the show. ‌ In the books, he is not gay. Like, why is that f**king necessary? Just make a good TV show and good movies. But I will tell you right now why it is necessary. Go look at the Oscar nomination requirements. ‌ Like, I saw an article one time on Snapchat, and it was called 5 signs you might be gay and not know it. Like, what are you what are you trying to do with that? Are you trying to convince young impressionable kids, maybe a young kid that's a little bit more feminine that he's gay? Let him figure out his shit on his own. It's like, I personally do not give a f**k you are gay or trans or think you're a dog or a platypus or some sh*t. ‌ They are literally creating their own enemies by doing this because they take people like me that are just neutral and don't give a f**k. They get sick and tired of all this sh*t being shoved down their throat every second, and then they take out their anger on the groups of people, which is also wrong. And on the other hand, people that do not want to be constantly exposed to that shit every time they open up their damn phone shouldn't have to either. Some people call it inclusion. I call it creating more division between people.”
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We’re All Thinking It, It Needed To Be Said “You know what I am just sick and f**king tired of is all of this liberal f**king nonsense being shoved in my face, and then people trying to say that you're this phobic and that phobic if you don't agree with it. I'm pretty in the middle politically, and I think that the government should stay out of our sh*t and just let people live how they want to. But it is whenever the government and these big corporations force their ideologies and their way of thinking into my life that it starts to annoy the sh*t out of me. Like, I was watching the show The Witcher recently, and there's a character named the Oscar. He's one of the main characters, and he ended up being gay in the show. ‌ In the books, he is not gay. Like, why is that f**king necessary? Just make a good TV show and good movies. But I will tell you right now why it is necessary. Go look at the Oscar nomination requirements. ‌ Like, I saw an article one time on Snapchat, and it was called 5 signs you might be gay and not know it. Like, what are you what are you trying to do with that? Are you trying to convince young impressionable kids, maybe a young kid that's a little bit more feminine that he's gay? Let him figure out his shit on his own. It's like, I personally do not give a f**k you are gay or trans or think you're a dog or a platypus or some sh*t. ‌ They are literally creating their own enemies by doing this because they take people like me that are just neutral and don't give a f**k. They get sick and tired of all this sh*t being shoved down their throat every second, and then they take out their anger on the groups of people, which is also wrong. And on the other hand, people that do not want to be constantly exposed to that shit every time they open up their damn phone shouldn't have to either. Some people call it inclusion. I call it creating more division between people.”

Wall Street Apes

1,166,027 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

MASSIVE news: I contacted AT&T recently to let them know that I was doing a story on their woke policies. They decided to make BIG changes. I can now exclusively tell you what’s changing: • AT&T will no longer have a Chief DEI Officer • AT&T is eliminating ALL DEI training • AT&T will no longer work with the Human Rights Campaign Rapid Response and will no longer participate in their woke CEI social credit system • AT&T will no longer have pronoun pins in their employee style guide • AT&T is ending sponsorships and partnerships like the "queer" Turn Up The Love Campaign and the Trevor Project who supports transitioning children — All sponsorships going forward MUST align with their core business and not be divisive • Instead of supplier diversity, AT&T is now focused on growing their small business supplier base • There will now be centralized management of ALL employee resource groups to ensure that their activities align with the core business and not divisive activism • Career development and scholarships will now be open to EVERYONE and never be race based • Going forward their strategy will be about GROWTH and how they drive growth to the business I have to give their executives major credit for making these changes because these are some MAJOR changes. You can see the email that just went out to employees in my video where I break it down along with the exclusive details I have. AT&T has 140,000+ employees and a market cap of around $200 BILLION dollars. Those employees will now have a neutral workplace without feeling that divisive issues are being injected and this corporate neutrality focus will also extend to their many suppliers who will no longer feel pressure to endorse woke policies. We’ve now changed policy at companies worth well over $4 Trillion dollars, with many millions of employees who have better workplace environments as a result of our reports. We are winning and one by one we WILL bring sanity back to corporate America. If you love what we’re doing, subscribe to my X page for $5 a month to help fund our growing team! You can also support our work by sending any amount once at this link: If you want to expose your woke workplace, send tips at Our campaigns are now so effective that we’re getting the biggest companies on earth to change their policies without me even posting a story outlining their woke policies. Companies can clearly see that America wants normalcy back. The era of wokeness is dying right in front of our eyes. The landscape of corporate America is quickly shifting to sanity and neutrality. We are the trend, not the anomaly. So far you’ve helped me change corporate policy at Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley Davidson, Polaris, Indian Motorcycle, Lowe’s, Ford, Coors, Stanley Black & Decker, Jack Daniels, DeWalt tools, Craftsman, Caterpillar, Boeing, Toyota, Walmart, McDonald’s, META, Target, Accenture, Pepsi, Gatorade, Rockstar Energy and now AT&T! We’re a force to be reckoned with and we won’t stop until wokeness is extinct. Share to make sure everyone knows this is happening so that we keep this movement growing. Also, give companies credit when they do the right thing because it incentivizes other companies to do the right thing too!
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MASSIVE news: I contacted AT&T recently to let them know that I was doing a story on their woke policies. They decided to make BIG changes. I can now exclusively tell you what’s changing: • AT&T will no longer have a Chief DEI Officer • AT&T is eliminating ALL DEI training • AT&T will no longer work with the Human Rights Campaign Rapid Response and will no longer participate in their woke CEI social credit system • AT&T will no longer have pronoun pins in their employee style guide • AT&T is ending sponsorships and partnerships like the "queer" Turn Up The Love Campaign and the Trevor Project who supports transitioning children — All sponsorships going forward MUST align with their core business and not be divisive • Instead of supplier diversity, AT&T is now focused on growing their small business supplier base • There will now be centralized management of ALL employee resource groups to ensure that their activities align with the core business and not divisive activism • Career development and scholarships will now be open to EVERYONE and never be race based • Going forward their strategy will be about GROWTH and how they drive growth to the business I have to give their executives major credit for making these changes because these are some MAJOR changes. You can see the email that just went out to employees in my video where I break it down along with the exclusive details I have. AT&T has 140,000+ employees and a market cap of around $200 BILLION dollars. Those employees will now have a neutral workplace without feeling that divisive issues are being injected and this corporate neutrality focus will also extend to their many suppliers who will no longer feel pressure to endorse woke policies. We’ve now changed policy at companies worth well over $4 Trillion dollars, with many millions of employees who have better workplace environments as a result of our reports. We are winning and one by one we WILL bring sanity back to corporate America. If you love what we’re doing, subscribe to my X page for $5 a month to help fund our growing team! You can also support our work by sending any amount once at this link: If you want to expose your woke workplace, send tips at Our campaigns are now so effective that we’re getting the biggest companies on earth to change their policies without me even posting a story outlining their woke policies. Companies can clearly see that America wants normalcy back. The era of wokeness is dying right in front of our eyes. The landscape of corporate America is quickly shifting to sanity and neutrality. We are the trend, not the anomaly. So far you’ve helped me change corporate policy at Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley Davidson, Polaris, Indian Motorcycle, Lowe’s, Ford, Coors, Stanley Black & Decker, Jack Daniels, DeWalt tools, Craftsman, Caterpillar, Boeing, Toyota, Walmart, McDonald’s, META, Target, Accenture, Pepsi, Gatorade, Rockstar Energy and now AT&T! We’re a force to be reckoned with and we won’t stop until wokeness is extinct. Share to make sure everyone knows this is happening so that we keep this movement growing. Also, give companies credit when they do the right thing because it incentivizes other companies to do the right thing too!

Robby Starbuck

711,773 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr