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Pinnacle Preweek Done ✅ nakakaiyak at the same time nakakaboost ng confidence yung msg ni sir brad🥺💯 See you sir sa July 2024 Testimonial Dinner! ✨ Lezgow!💃

RMCL,aspiring CPA

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RMCL,aspiring CPA2 years ago

same mhieeeee 🫶

RMCL,aspiring CPA2 years ago

SUPER TRUE mhieeeee kinikilabutan nga ako 🥺💖 magiging CPA na talaga tayo ngayong May 2024 huling review na natin to ✨💯

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KanekoaTheGreat

14,738,712 views • 1 year ago

OpenAI is falling apart right now. 9 of their most important leaders have left the company recently, and Altman is about to ask the public to buy the stock. 2 of them even walked out within 72 hours of OpenAI handing its own staff $7 billion in cash... On Monday, August 10, OpenAI completed a deal letting current and former employees sell roughly $7 billion worth of their shares. The price valued the company at $852 billion, the exact same number as its March funding round. On Tuesday, August 11, Brad Lightcap announced he was leaving after 8 years. He spent 4 of them as chief financial officer, then ran the company as chief operating officer from 2022 until April. He worked alongside Sam Altman at Y Combinator before OpenAI existed. On Thursday, August 13, chief revenue officer Denise Dresser announced she was leaving. She was hired in December from Salesforce, where she had been the CEO of Slack. In April she took over most of Lightcap's responsibilities. She lasted 8 months. The cash window opened Monday. By Thursday both executives who ran the business side were gone. But what's interesting is who actually wrote the $7 billion cheque: Every previous time OpenAI let its employees cash out, an outside investor bought the shares. In October, Thrive Capital, SoftBank and others put up $6.6 billion at a valuation near $500 billion. There was a $1.5 billion version of the same deal in 2024. This time OpenAI bought the shares back itself, using its OWN money. So no outside investor put a single dollar behind that $852 billion price. The company named its own number and then paid it. This is a business generating around $2 billion a month while losing roughly $1.22 for every single dollar it earns. And it just spent $7 billion of that cash buying its own stock at a number no third party ever tested. Here is the full list of the people who left since April: - Bill Peebles, who ran the Sora video app - Kevin Weil, vice president of OpenAI for Science - Srinivas Narayanan, technology chief of B2B applications - Kate Rouch, chief marketing officer - Josh Achiam, chief futurist, after nearly nine years - Johannes Heidecke, head of Safety Systems - Chloe Bakalar, the only person at OpenAI whose entire job was ethics - Brad Lightcap - Denise Dresser Bakalar left in July. OpenAI never announced it, and NOBODY has replaced her. Fidji Simo stepped down the same month, and two thirds of the organization had been reporting to her. Greg Brockman absorbed most of her job. He also introduced Dresser's replacement this week, a Wiz executive named Dali Rajic. OpenAI filed its IPO paperwork confidentially on June 8. The full prospectus, the one with audited financials in it, still has not appeared. So the order of operations is worth sitting with... File the paperwork in June. Buy your insiders out in August at a price you set yourself. Watch the people who built the commercial side leave that same week. Then show the public the books. Retail investors will see those numbers for the first time in a document written after every one of these people had already made their decision. Sam Altman told staff in June that he expects to go public within the next year. Reporting since then has pointed at 2027 instead, and a tender offer of this size is usually what a company does when the listing is not close. Here is what I think happens next: That prospectus lands with a revenue line big enough to carry the story, and the executive turnover gets buried in the risk factors where almost nobody reads. The people who priced OpenAI at $852 billion this month were the same people who took the money out of it; and the next set of buyers will not get that arrangement.

OpenAI is falling apart right now. 9 of their most important leaders have left the company recently, and Altman is about to ask the public to buy the stock. 2 of them even walked out within 72 hours of OpenAI handing its own staff $7 billion in cash... On Monday, August 10, OpenAI completed a deal letting current and former employees sell roughly $7 billion worth of their shares. The price valued the company at $852 billion, the exact same number as its March funding round. On Tuesday, August 11, Brad Lightcap announced he was leaving after 8 years. He spent 4 of them as chief financial officer, then ran the company as chief operating officer from 2022 until April. He worked alongside Sam Altman at Y Combinator before OpenAI existed. On Thursday, August 13, chief revenue officer Denise Dresser announced she was leaving. She was hired in December from Salesforce, where she had been the CEO of Slack. In April she took over most of Lightcap's responsibilities. She lasted 8 months. The cash window opened Monday. By Thursday both executives who ran the business side were gone. But what's interesting is who actually wrote the $7 billion cheque: Every previous time OpenAI let its employees cash out, an outside investor bought the shares. In October, Thrive Capital, SoftBank and others put up $6.6 billion at a valuation near $500 billion. There was a $1.5 billion version of the same deal in 2024. This time OpenAI bought the shares back itself, using its OWN money. So no outside investor put a single dollar behind that $852 billion price. The company named its own number and then paid it. This is a business generating around $2 billion a month while losing roughly $1.22 for every single dollar it earns. And it just spent $7 billion of that cash buying its own stock at a number no third party ever tested. Here is the full list of the people who left since April: - Bill Peebles, who ran the Sora video app - Kevin Weil, vice president of OpenAI for Science - Srinivas Narayanan, technology chief of B2B applications - Kate Rouch, chief marketing officer - Josh Achiam, chief futurist, after nearly nine years - Johannes Heidecke, head of Safety Systems - Chloe Bakalar, the only person at OpenAI whose entire job was ethics - Brad Lightcap - Denise Dresser Bakalar left in July. OpenAI never announced it, and NOBODY has replaced her. Fidji Simo stepped down the same month, and two thirds of the organization had been reporting to her. Greg Brockman absorbed most of her job. He also introduced Dresser's replacement this week, a Wiz executive named Dali Rajic. OpenAI filed its IPO paperwork confidentially on June 8. The full prospectus, the one with audited financials in it, still has not appeared. So the order of operations is worth sitting with... File the paperwork in June. Buy your insiders out in August at a price you set yourself. Watch the people who built the commercial side leave that same week. Then show the public the books. Retail investors will see those numbers for the first time in a document written after every one of these people had already made their decision. Sam Altman told staff in June that he expects to go public within the next year. Reporting since then has pointed at 2027 instead, and a tender offer of this size is usually what a company does when the listing is not close. Here is what I think happens next: That prospectus lands with a revenue line big enough to carry the story, and the executive turnover gets buried in the risk factors where almost nobody reads. The people who priced OpenAI at $852 billion this month were the same people who took the money out of it; and the next set of buyers will not get that arrangement.

Ricardo

356,536 views • 1 month ago

"A Clueless Donald Lu with a double love story" (A write up by a patriotic overseas Pakistani about the congressional hearing at the US congress 03/20/24) "There is one thing that you need to do. The American ambassador needs to visit Imran Khan in prison and make sure that he lives to tell tale how wrongfully he was jailed through selective prosecution". (Congressman Brad Sherman ) This one statement made today at the US congressional meeting is clear and loud enough to highlight the fairness of the Pakistani elections 2024. Congressman Brad Sherman was loud and clear telling the world that not that the prosecution of Imran Khan was wrongful and selective, but his life is also at stake as this has been the custom and a norm in Pakistan. Imprisoning and even murdering the political opponent in Pakistan through a “judicial” process” is not unprecedented. But what is unprecedented is this congressional hearing. It was the first time that such a hearing at the US congress was heard regarding the aftermaths of a Pakistani elections. There has been no such example in the past after any Pak elections. It is as unprecedented and remarkable as the passion of the Pakistani American diaspora to restore the democracy in Pakistan. Before I go further in the highlights of the hearing, I want to raise big round of cheers and applause for the Pakistani Americans who have been a constant torch bearer of democracy, rule of law and human rights in Pakistan. You proved that patriotism has no boundaries. Special thanks to Dr. Shahbaz GiLL Dr. Asif Mahmood Atif Khan Sajjad Burki Moeed Pirzada and Ryan Grim for making this actually happen. After 2 hours of hot and spicy questions which left Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu stunned and clueless at times, one thing has been stamped, proved, highlighted, and solidified. The Elections 2024 in Pakistan were a FARCE. 1. “Can you call the elections 2024 of Pakistan free and fair by any means?" asked Congressman Fluger Rep. August Pfluger . “We never used this term of free and fair for the Pakistan elections” Replied Donald Lu. "There have been flaws in all previous elections, BUT the flaws in 2024 elections were the greatest". (Congressman Brad Sherman What a spicy slap on the cheeks of the Election Commission of Pakistan who have been filing FIRs against the bureaucrats like Commissioner Rawalpindi who was the whistle blower and exposed the rigging. 2. The US response to this blatant rigging and unfair election was very generic. Congressman Greg Casar Greg Casar very objectively mentioned example of Venezuela and highlighted hypocrisy of State department Department of State for giving a different response for the Pakistani elections where they were more rigged than ever before.….A spicy slap on the State department - the pseudo torch bearers of democracy. 3. The hearing stamped the general impression that Imran Khan is being victimized politically through selective prosecution. The congressman Brad Sherman raised this point and highlighted how the Judiciary snatched the bat symbol from PTI. He also questioned the efficiency of the judiciary that this was the same judiciary who jailed D. Afridi for 14 years for spying on Bin Laden, how come you would expect any work done by them. A new hall of fame for Pakistan supreme court who is only busy in giving justice to Late Bhutto but not to alive Imran Khan. 4. The hearing raised concerns about filing of false cases against political opponents after 9th May and trials of civilians in Military courts. Donald Lu accepted this fact and stated the US condemns this. The congressmen also questioned the interference of military in Pakistan politics. A moment of embarrassment for the Pakistani establishment who made 9th May as the “9-11” of Pakistan. 5. During the same hearing, Donald Lu denied all the allegations of being involved in derailing the Imran Khan government and said that there was no such cipher delivered. While saying so, he forgot that the ex-Prime minister and foreign minister of Pakistan have been sentenced a10-year prison on charges of exposing the same cipher that he is testifying that it does not exist. 6. The funniest part of the hearing was the love story of Donald Lu Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) that how he met his wife while he was in Pakistan. By the way, same Donald Lu has met the same wife for the first time in Nepal in 1993 as well. (You do not believe me! See his video in which he expresses his love story with the people of Nepal while addressing in Nepal). I am confused if Mr. Lu has married two wives as it is illegal in the USA to have two wives. Next time if he visits Ukraine, his wife will be a blue-eyed Russian speaking Ukrainian. What a blatant liar. And we heard this chants today as well " Liar, Liar" So, this is the story of so called “Free and Fair” 2024 elections in Pakistan. Did you hear any where the word “free and fair”? Absolutely Not. Did use hear the terms “fair trials”? Hell No ! All you heard is rigging, internet shutdown, false cases, military interference, judicial bias, selective prosecution, and persecution. This is the power of the Pakistani Americans! How ironic is the fact that such hearing happened just one day after the defense minister of Pakistan Khawaja M. Asif mocked at the Pakistani American communities that “you should not feel any pain of Pakistan as you do not have any stake in Pakistan”. And how face-reddening and teeth breaking answer the Pakistani Americans have given back today to this product of form 47 by arranging this hearing. The answer is very loud and clear. We feel the pain of the common Pakistani people who were humiliated and whose mandate was robbed because we are not Numb like you. We have lived in the best democracies, and we want the same democracy in Pakistan. We will be a hard nut for you to crack and we have proved that. The case is an open and shut for the rest of the democratic world. I wish such a strong democracy may prevail in Pakistan one day that Mr. Sikandar Raja (the Election Commissioner Pakistan) would be asked such questions live in the Parliament and held accountable before the 240 million people of Pakistan. The very people whose mandate was robbed in day light, who slept feeling relieved and accomplished on 8th Feb and woke up shocked, mocked and robbed on 9th Feb. Afterall, it these people because of which this country is called “Islamic Republic of Pakistan”. Hail democracy !! Long Live Overseas and Pakistani Americans ! Long Live Imran Khan. Long Live Pakistan #ReleaseImranKhan #MandateThieves ------------------------------------------------------- Imran Afzal Raja Moeed Pirzada Azhar Mashwani Jibran Ilyas Sami Abraham Sabir Shakir Dr. Asif Mahmood M Azhar Siddique Waqar Malik @drfaranahmad Zartaj Gul Wazir

"A Clueless Donald Lu with a double love story" (A write up by a patriotic overseas Pakistani about the congressional hearing at the US congress 03/20/24) "There is one thing that you need to do. The American ambassador needs to visit Imran Khan in prison and make sure that he lives to tell tale how wrongfully he was jailed through selective prosecution". (Congressman Brad Sherman ) This one statement made today at the US congressional meeting is clear and loud enough to highlight the fairness of the Pakistani elections 2024. Congressman Brad Sherman was loud and clear telling the world that not that the prosecution of Imran Khan was wrongful and selective, but his life is also at stake as this has been the custom and a norm in Pakistan. Imprisoning and even murdering the political opponent in Pakistan through a “judicial” process” is not unprecedented. But what is unprecedented is this congressional hearing. It was the first time that such a hearing at the US congress was heard regarding the aftermaths of a Pakistani elections. There has been no such example in the past after any Pak elections. It is as unprecedented and remarkable as the passion of the Pakistani American diaspora to restore the democracy in Pakistan. Before I go further in the highlights of the hearing, I want to raise big round of cheers and applause for the Pakistani Americans who have been a constant torch bearer of democracy, rule of law and human rights in Pakistan. You proved that patriotism has no boundaries. Special thanks to Dr. Shahbaz GiLL Dr. Asif Mahmood Atif Khan Sajjad Burki Moeed Pirzada and Ryan Grim for making this actually happen. After 2 hours of hot and spicy questions which left Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu stunned and clueless at times, one thing has been stamped, proved, highlighted, and solidified. The Elections 2024 in Pakistan were a FARCE. 1. “Can you call the elections 2024 of Pakistan free and fair by any means?" asked Congressman Fluger Rep. August Pfluger . “We never used this term of free and fair for the Pakistan elections” Replied Donald Lu. "There have been flaws in all previous elections, BUT the flaws in 2024 elections were the greatest". (Congressman Brad Sherman What a spicy slap on the cheeks of the Election Commission of Pakistan who have been filing FIRs against the bureaucrats like Commissioner Rawalpindi who was the whistle blower and exposed the rigging. 2. The US response to this blatant rigging and unfair election was very generic. Congressman Greg Casar Greg Casar very objectively mentioned example of Venezuela and highlighted hypocrisy of State department Department of State for giving a different response for the Pakistani elections where they were more rigged than ever before.….A spicy slap on the State department - the pseudo torch bearers of democracy. 3. The hearing stamped the general impression that Imran Khan is being victimized politically through selective prosecution. The congressman Brad Sherman raised this point and highlighted how the Judiciary snatched the bat symbol from PTI. He also questioned the efficiency of the judiciary that this was the same judiciary who jailed D. Afridi for 14 years for spying on Bin Laden, how come you would expect any work done by them. A new hall of fame for Pakistan supreme court who is only busy in giving justice to Late Bhutto but not to alive Imran Khan. 4. The hearing raised concerns about filing of false cases against political opponents after 9th May and trials of civilians in Military courts. Donald Lu accepted this fact and stated the US condemns this. The congressmen also questioned the interference of military in Pakistan politics. A moment of embarrassment for the Pakistani establishment who made 9th May as the “9-11” of Pakistan. 5. During the same hearing, Donald Lu denied all the allegations of being involved in derailing the Imran Khan government and said that there was no such cipher delivered. While saying so, he forgot that the ex-Prime minister and foreign minister of Pakistan have been sentenced a10-year prison on charges of exposing the same cipher that he is testifying that it does not exist. 6. The funniest part of the hearing was the love story of Donald Lu Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) that how he met his wife while he was in Pakistan. By the way, same Donald Lu has met the same wife for the first time in Nepal in 1993 as well. (You do not believe me! See his video in which he expresses his love story with the people of Nepal while addressing in Nepal). I am confused if Mr. Lu has married two wives as it is illegal in the USA to have two wives. Next time if he visits Ukraine, his wife will be a blue-eyed Russian speaking Ukrainian. What a blatant liar. And we heard this chants today as well " Liar, Liar" So, this is the story of so called “Free and Fair” 2024 elections in Pakistan. Did you hear any where the word “free and fair”? Absolutely Not. Did use hear the terms “fair trials”? Hell No ! All you heard is rigging, internet shutdown, false cases, military interference, judicial bias, selective prosecution, and persecution. This is the power of the Pakistani Americans! How ironic is the fact that such hearing happened just one day after the defense minister of Pakistan Khawaja M. Asif mocked at the Pakistani American communities that “you should not feel any pain of Pakistan as you do not have any stake in Pakistan”. And how face-reddening and teeth breaking answer the Pakistani Americans have given back today to this product of form 47 by arranging this hearing. The answer is very loud and clear. We feel the pain of the common Pakistani people who were humiliated and whose mandate was robbed because we are not Numb like you. We have lived in the best democracies, and we want the same democracy in Pakistan. We will be a hard nut for you to crack and we have proved that. The case is an open and shut for the rest of the democratic world. I wish such a strong democracy may prevail in Pakistan one day that Mr. Sikandar Raja (the Election Commissioner Pakistan) would be asked such questions live in the Parliament and held accountable before the 240 million people of Pakistan. The very people whose mandate was robbed in day light, who slept feeling relieved and accomplished on 8th Feb and woke up shocked, mocked and robbed on 9th Feb. Afterall, it these people because of which this country is called “Islamic Republic of Pakistan”. Hail democracy !! Long Live Overseas and Pakistani Americans ! Long Live Imran Khan. Long Live Pakistan #ReleaseImranKhan #MandateThieves ------------------------------------------------------- Imran Afzal Raja Moeed Pirzada Azhar Mashwani Jibran Ilyas Sami Abraham Sabir Shakir Dr. Asif Mahmood M Azhar Siddique Waqar Malik @drfaranahmad Zartaj Gul Wazir

Dr Waqas Nawaz

56,450 views • 2 years ago

／ 📣2025 Crypto Event Awards 🏆 ＼ Having attended a ton of crypto events again this year, I wanted to (unofficially) highlight the ones that truly stood out to me 👀✨ 🔹Best Networking Event 🤝 👑 Event3 After years of attending crypto events, I finally found an organizer whose events feel like a must-attend 💯 They host VIP events alongside major crypto conferences around the world 🌍 The people you meet, the food, the venues, even the photos — everything is next-level quality 📸🍽️ If you attend their events, chances are you’ll meet almost everyone you actually wanted to meet 🙌 🔹Best Club Event 🕺 👑 Indonesia Blockchain Week 2026 The afterparty at NOYA in Jakarta, hosted by Bob Jaeger🕯 and Kevin Susanto 子煌 | Token2049 🇸🇬, genuinely blew me away 🤯 First of all, the venue is incredible — one of the largest clubs in Southeast Asia, huge screens, perfect sound 🎶 Despite being a club event, there were plenty of sofa seats, so you could either chill or go all out 💃 With performances throughout the night, it was designed so everyone could enjoy it — whether you wanted to party hard or relax 🎤 Some people avoid club-style events, but this one is absolutely worth attending ✅ 🔹Most Memorable Event of the Year 💫 👑 MemeCore The event that left the biggest impression on me was MemeCore’s Lotte World takeover during Korea Blockchain Week 🇰🇷 They were only the third group in history to fully rent out the venue — and the fact that this was done by a Web3 project was shocking in the best way 😳 It honestly felt like I went to Korea just for this event 🔥 It wasn’t even comparable to the official conference — almost everyone in Web3 who was in Korea showed up ✨ What was the most memorable event for you this year? Thank you to everyone who made 2025 such an incredible year of events 🫶 I truly can’t wait to see all of you around the world again next year ✈️

／ 📣2025 Crypto Event Awards 🏆 ＼ Having attended a ton of crypto events again this year, I wanted to (unofficially) highlight the ones that truly stood out to me 👀✨ 🔹Best Networking Event 🤝 👑 Event3 After years of attending crypto events, I finally found an organizer whose events feel like a must-attend 💯 They host VIP events alongside major crypto conferences around the world 🌍 The people you meet, the food, the venues, even the photos — everything is next-level quality 📸🍽️ If you attend their events, chances are you’ll meet almost everyone you actually wanted to meet 🙌 🔹Best Club Event 🕺 👑 Indonesia Blockchain Week 2026 The afterparty at NOYA in Jakarta, hosted by Bob Jaeger🕯 and Kevin Susanto 子煌 | Token2049 🇸🇬, genuinely blew me away 🤯 First of all, the venue is incredible — one of the largest clubs in Southeast Asia, huge screens, perfect sound 🎶 Despite being a club event, there were plenty of sofa seats, so you could either chill or go all out 💃 With performances throughout the night, it was designed so everyone could enjoy it — whether you wanted to party hard or relax 🎤 Some people avoid club-style events, but this one is absolutely worth attending ✅ 🔹Most Memorable Event of the Year 💫 👑 MemeCore The event that left the biggest impression on me was MemeCore’s Lotte World takeover during Korea Blockchain Week 🇰🇷 They were only the third group in history to fully rent out the venue — and the fact that this was done by a Web3 project was shocking in the best way 😳 It honestly felt like I went to Korea just for this event 🔥 It wasn’t even comparable to the official conference — almost everyone in Web3 who was in Korea showed up ✨ What was the most memorable event for you this year? Thank you to everyone who made 2025 such an incredible year of events 🫶 I truly can’t wait to see all of you around the world again next year ✈️

たぬきち🍯web3honey💛

12,042 views • 9 months ago

Are you aware Communist China paid NPR and PBS to facilitate the overthrow of your government on November 3, 2020? REP FALLON: "In 2020, NPR branded Hunter Biden's laptop story a 'waste of time.' Do you know how many times NPR interviewed Adam Schiff about the Russia Collusion hoax?" NPR CEO: "I don’t know.” REP FALLON: "25 times. How many times did NPR interview Chairman Comer about the Biden impeachment inquiry and the Biden family's illicit business dealings?" NPR CEO: "I don’t know.” REP FALLON: "0 times. 25 to 0. Between June and November of 2023, PBS's News Hour used the term 'far-right' 162 times, and 'far-left' was only used 6 times. Do you find that troubling?" PBS CEO: "I want to see how they did that analysis." REP FALLON: "Media Research Center did the study. You either use the term 'far-right' or 'far-left.' That's a 96% to 4% skew. Did PBS cover the DNC and GOP conventions in 2024?" PBS CEO: "Yes, we did." REP FALLON: "72% of the coverage of the GOP convention was negative. 88% of the coverage of the DNC was positive. PBS's anchor described the Republican convention as 'outright racism' and 'echoing white supremacy.' Do you believe your reporters are non-biased at NPR?" NPR CEO: "I believe they work to be every day." REP FALLON: "The recent registration of your newsroom was 87 Democrats and 0 Republicans." NPR CEO: "I find that very concerning, sir." REP FALLON: "It shouldn't be surprising when their CEO says 'I'm so done with late-stage capitalism' or calls the POTUS a 'deranged racist sociopath' or says that 'America is addicted to white supremacy.'" REP FALLON: "Billions of taxpayer dollars have gone into both of your coffers over the last few decades, and I understand why Democrats are going to viciously and vehemently defend you all because you've become a propaganda wing of the Democratic Party." Now, arrest Katherine Maher. Arrest the bitch at once. Arrest Paula Kerger. Arrest the bitch. Arrest them all for fraud, election interference, racketeering, campaign finance violations, and for the crimes of sedition and conspiracy to overthrow the government of the United States on November 3, 2020. 📝 The corporate media was in on the overthrow—every single one of them, including Fox. In fact, the bitch should receive an extra 10 years in solitary confinement for apologizing—now.

Are you aware Communist China paid NPR and PBS to facilitate the overthrow of your government on November 3, 2020? REP FALLON: "In 2020, NPR branded Hunter Biden's laptop story a 'waste of time.' Do you know how many times NPR interviewed Adam Schiff about the Russia Collusion hoax?" NPR CEO: "I don’t know.” REP FALLON: "25 times. How many times did NPR interview Chairman Comer about the Biden impeachment inquiry and the Biden family's illicit business dealings?" NPR CEO: "I don’t know.” REP FALLON: "0 times. 25 to 0. Between June and November of 2023, PBS's News Hour used the term 'far-right' 162 times, and 'far-left' was only used 6 times. Do you find that troubling?" PBS CEO: "I want to see how they did that analysis." REP FALLON: "Media Research Center did the study. You either use the term 'far-right' or 'far-left.' That's a 96% to 4% skew. Did PBS cover the DNC and GOP conventions in 2024?" PBS CEO: "Yes, we did." REP FALLON: "72% of the coverage of the GOP convention was negative. 88% of the coverage of the DNC was positive. PBS's anchor described the Republican convention as 'outright racism' and 'echoing white supremacy.' Do you believe your reporters are non-biased at NPR?" NPR CEO: "I believe they work to be every day." REP FALLON: "The recent registration of your newsroom was 87 Democrats and 0 Republicans." NPR CEO: "I find that very concerning, sir." REP FALLON: "It shouldn't be surprising when their CEO says 'I'm so done with late-stage capitalism' or calls the POTUS a 'deranged racist sociopath' or says that 'America is addicted to white supremacy.'" REP FALLON: "Billions of taxpayer dollars have gone into both of your coffers over the last few decades, and I understand why Democrats are going to viciously and vehemently defend you all because you've become a propaganda wing of the Democratic Party." Now, arrest Katherine Maher. Arrest the bitch at once. Arrest Paula Kerger. Arrest the bitch. Arrest them all for fraud, election interference, racketeering, campaign finance violations, and for the crimes of sedition and conspiracy to overthrow the government of the United States on November 3, 2020. 📝 The corporate media was in on the overthrow—every single one of them, including Fox. In fact, the bitch should receive an extra 10 years in solitary confinement for apologizing—now.

🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸

44,356 views • 1 month ago

[trans] WIN realme AMBASSADOR 🎤: We were just talking briefly that you just got back from Japan. 🐰: Yes. 🎤: How was that fan meet? 🐰: It was great. It’s been about a year or two since I last had a fan meet in Japan. Getting to see the fans again made me so happy. It’s always so warm whenever I get to meet Japanese fans.💚 🎤: So it really has been a year since the last fan meet in Japan? 🐰: Yes, a long time. Before this, I was busy preparing and filming series. Once my schedule cleared up a bit, I had more time for fan meets.😊 🎤: Are there other countries on the list? 🐰: Yes, the next one will be in Malaysia. 🇲🇾🫶🏻 🎤: So there are many more countries you’ll be flying to? 🐰: Yes, I’ll be back to touring and meeting fans abroad.🥹🥰 🎤: After being away for so long, what was the fan response like? Did they scream or get excited when they saw you? 🐰: They’ve started calling me “P’Win” now 😄 . Since this trip, I’ve been hearing it more often. The name “P’Win” is getting louder. 😆😆 🎤: Even in Japan? 🐰: Yes, yes. P’Win. 🎤: That means they’re giving the same feedback as the Thai fans. 🐰: Yes. It might be their own thought, too. They didn’t wait for feedback, they just saw me and thought, He’s like a “Phi”now. 🥹😄 🎤: So when they saw you with this look, they called you P’Win? 🐰: Yes, right away. 🎤: And how do you feel when they call you P’Win? 🐰: I feel proud and very happy. 🎤: Like "P’Win kha"? 🐰: ☺️☺️☺️🥰🥰🥰 🎤: What about "Nong Win kha"? 🐰: 😒😒😒 Are we done with the interview yet? 🤭😅😆 🎤: The reaction is pretty clear! So, there’s no more "Nong Win"? 🐰: No more, no more.🥺🤧🤧 🎤: "Nong Win" is gone, it’s only "P’Win" now. 🐰: No more "Nong Win." It’s "P’Win." ☑️✔️✅ 💯 #realme16Series5GxWinmetawin #winmetawin #JustYouandWin1stsoloFMinOsaka

[trans] WIN realme AMBASSADOR 🎤: We were just talking briefly that you just got back from Japan. 🐰: Yes. 🎤: How was that fan meet? 🐰: It was great. It’s been about a year or two since I last had a fan meet in Japan. Getting to see the fans again made me so happy. It’s always so warm whenever I get to meet Japanese fans.💚 🎤: So it really has been a year since the last fan meet in Japan? 🐰: Yes, a long time. Before this, I was busy preparing and filming series. Once my schedule cleared up a bit, I had more time for fan meets.😊 🎤: Are there other countries on the list? 🐰: Yes, the next one will be in Malaysia. 🇲🇾🫶🏻 🎤: So there are many more countries you’ll be flying to? 🐰: Yes, I’ll be back to touring and meeting fans abroad.🥹🥰 🎤: After being away for so long, what was the fan response like? Did they scream or get excited when they saw you? 🐰: They’ve started calling me “P’Win” now 😄 . Since this trip, I’ve been hearing it more often. The name “P’Win” is getting louder. 😆😆 🎤: Even in Japan? 🐰: Yes, yes. P’Win. 🎤: That means they’re giving the same feedback as the Thai fans. 🐰: Yes. It might be their own thought, too. They didn’t wait for feedback, they just saw me and thought, He’s like a “Phi”now. 🥹😄 🎤: So when they saw you with this look, they called you P’Win? 🐰: Yes, right away. 🎤: And how do you feel when they call you P’Win? 🐰: I feel proud and very happy. 🎤: Like "P’Win kha"? 🐰: ☺️☺️☺️🥰🥰🥰 🎤: What about "Nong Win kha"? 🐰: 😒😒😒 Are we done with the interview yet? 🤭😅😆 🎤: The reaction is pretty clear! So, there’s no more "Nong Win"? 🐰: No more, no more.🥺🤧🤧 🎤: "Nong Win" is gone, it’s only "P’Win" now. 🐰: No more "Nong Win." It’s "P’Win." ☑️✔️✅ 💯 #realme16Series5GxWinmetawin #winmetawin #JustYouandWin1stsoloFMinOsaka

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This was awesome. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Dan Caine paid tribute to yet another unsung aspect of the joint force, focusing this time on those in artillery. “Now, as I often do, I want to share a little bit about our incredible joint force. Today, I’m going to talk about our incredible artillery force comprised of American soldiers and Marines who have been sinking ships, destroying depots, and launching Army tactical missiles, missile systems, or ATACMS precision strike missiles or PRISMS, and high mobility rocket systems, or HIMARS from outside Iran. Our army and marine artillery are hitting sites that Iran relies on to project power beyond their borders and protect our deployed. In just the first 13 days of this operation, our artillery forces have made history. They fired the first precision strike missiles ever used in combat, reaching deep into enemy territory. They’ve used Army ATACMS to sink multiple ships, including a submarine, and they’ve done all of this with the precision and determination that comes from relentless training and trust in each other and in their weapon systems.” “Yesterday, I had the incredible honor and privilege of speaking with some of our young soldiers from the Third Battalion, 27th Field Artillery Regiment out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the unit and the crew that fired the first precision strike missiles. The soldiers I met came from all over this great country: New York, Texas, Delaware, California. One had been in the Army only six months and had been in the unit for two months and was already deployed. He was the youngest at 20, but you would not know it from the way that they talked about their mission. The others were 22 and 28 years old. They spoke with the sense of calm, pride, purpose and clarity that tells you clearly they understand the weight of what they’re doing and the people who depend on them. I asked him to walk me through a fire mission. I asked not just what they do, but what they feel, especially those first crew members on this particular mission. These soldiers basically live in these vehicles behind us, the cab very tight. Two folks sit next to each other with the crew commander behind them. It’s jammed inside there with their personal weapons and kit, and they sit and wait for a fire mission. And when that fire mission comes, they close the armored doors and begin to program the systems. They then throw three simple toggle switches and 10 to 15 feet behind them, a rocket motor ignites and the round is headed downrange to do the nation’s work.” “I asked these youngsters, these young, awesome Americans, what does that feel like? And one of them just looked at me and said, ‘it’s awesome.’ No drama, no hesitation. In the middle of the day, in the middle of the night, in the sun, the rain and the snow. Flawless execution. Their Marine counterparts are out there doing the same thing every night. Same work, same pressure, same expectations, same results. And we hand tremendous and enormous responsibility to these young Americans, and they carry it with a level of maturity, grit, professionalism, and tenacity that makes me incredibly proud to be a part of their joint force. Their parents and families, what could and should be incredibly proud and their leaders. And I trust them to do the deeds that they must do in difficult circumstances every single time.” “I also want to touch today a moment — I want to touch for a moment today on their leadership. These young Americans are led by extraordinary young leaders out at the tactical edge. Yesterday, the battery commander and her NCO were there with this crew on the same video screen. The two of them hardly said a word. They didn’t have to in their eyes — and in particular, the commander’s eyes — you could see the quiet trust and confidence she had in these soldiers and the rest of their battery. It came through loud and clear, and we appreciate their leadership. When I asked these soldiers yesterday, what is it that you need from the Secretary and I? They looked at each other, paused for a moment and look back at me and said, ‘more rounds, sir.’ It was awesome. So, thank you to those soldiers and Marines out on the firing line supporting our mission. And thank you to their families. Our joint force will continue today to deliver dynamic fires against the enemy from the land, sea, and air. We remain deeply grateful for their service. And, for the third time today, I’ll mention that today will be our busiest day. This mission remains complex, dangerous, and difficult, and every service member has a family waiting for them to return home. And I want to thank all of the families today who are supporting their deployed forces and those doing the work here in the States.”

This was awesome. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Dan Caine paid tribute to yet another unsung aspect of the joint force, focusing this time on those in artillery. “Now, as I often do, I want to share a little bit about our incredible joint force. Today, I’m going to talk about our incredible artillery force comprised of American soldiers and Marines who have been sinking ships, destroying depots, and launching Army tactical missiles, missile systems, or ATACMS precision strike missiles or PRISMS, and high mobility rocket systems, or HIMARS from outside Iran. Our army and marine artillery are hitting sites that Iran relies on to project power beyond their borders and protect our deployed. In just the first 13 days of this operation, our artillery forces have made history. They fired the first precision strike missiles ever used in combat, reaching deep into enemy territory. They’ve used Army ATACMS to sink multiple ships, including a submarine, and they’ve done all of this with the precision and determination that comes from relentless training and trust in each other and in their weapon systems.” “Yesterday, I had the incredible honor and privilege of speaking with some of our young soldiers from the Third Battalion, 27th Field Artillery Regiment out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the unit and the crew that fired the first precision strike missiles. The soldiers I met came from all over this great country: New York, Texas, Delaware, California. One had been in the Army only six months and had been in the unit for two months and was already deployed. He was the youngest at 20, but you would not know it from the way that they talked about their mission. The others were 22 and 28 years old. They spoke with the sense of calm, pride, purpose and clarity that tells you clearly they understand the weight of what they’re doing and the people who depend on them. I asked him to walk me through a fire mission. I asked not just what they do, but what they feel, especially those first crew members on this particular mission. These soldiers basically live in these vehicles behind us, the cab very tight. Two folks sit next to each other with the crew commander behind them. It’s jammed inside there with their personal weapons and kit, and they sit and wait for a fire mission. And when that fire mission comes, they close the armored doors and begin to program the systems. They then throw three simple toggle switches and 10 to 15 feet behind them, a rocket motor ignites and the round is headed downrange to do the nation’s work.” “I asked these youngsters, these young, awesome Americans, what does that feel like? And one of them just looked at me and said, ‘it’s awesome.’ No drama, no hesitation. In the middle of the day, in the middle of the night, in the sun, the rain and the snow. Flawless execution. Their Marine counterparts are out there doing the same thing every night. Same work, same pressure, same expectations, same results. And we hand tremendous and enormous responsibility to these young Americans, and they carry it with a level of maturity, grit, professionalism, and tenacity that makes me incredibly proud to be a part of their joint force. Their parents and families, what could and should be incredibly proud and their leaders. And I trust them to do the deeds that they must do in difficult circumstances every single time.” “I also want to touch today a moment — I want to touch for a moment today on their leadership. These young Americans are led by extraordinary young leaders out at the tactical edge. Yesterday, the battery commander and her NCO were there with this crew on the same video screen. The two of them hardly said a word. They didn’t have to in their eyes — and in particular, the commander’s eyes — you could see the quiet trust and confidence she had in these soldiers and the rest of their battery. It came through loud and clear, and we appreciate their leadership. When I asked these soldiers yesterday, what is it that you need from the Secretary and I? They looked at each other, paused for a moment and look back at me and said, ‘more rounds, sir.’ It was awesome. So, thank you to those soldiers and Marines out on the firing line supporting our mission. And thank you to their families. Our joint force will continue today to deliver dynamic fires against the enemy from the land, sea, and air. We remain deeply grateful for their service. And, for the third time today, I’ll mention that today will be our busiest day. This mission remains complex, dangerous, and difficult, and every service member has a family waiting for them to return home. And I want to thank all of the families today who are supporting their deployed forces and those doing the work here in the States.”

Curtis Houck

64,938 views • 6 months ago