Political Commentary & World Events - Feb 27

L’ex patron de Twitter @jack annonce tranquillement qu’il licencie 4 000 personnes aujourd’hui, avec effet immédiat (alors que ça boîte n'a aucune difficulté financière). Ça représente 40% de sa masse salariale. À demi mot il explique que ces salariés sont remplacés par des bots

— @LeBunkerBtc

"I was asked if I liked Brazil. I said no, because the country is full of negroes. They didn't like that at all. You can't say anything against negroes. The only merit they have is that they've been mistreated, and as Bernard Shaw observed, that's no merit."

— @RonaldCHRIST12

China knows exactly what this does. Their domestic version of TikTok caps kids under 14 at 40 minutes a day, locks access between 6am and 10pm, and swaps the entire feed to educational content. Science, history, museums. The version they export to everyone else? Unlimited,

— @van00sa

"Upwards of 250 thousand little girls" (possibly a million) sex trafficked, raped, tortured and sold for votes by the British government, with the help of the police, members of Parliament, social services and government, is arguably the biggest scandal in human history.

— @KingBobIIV

Largest data leak in the history of the country, 1/3 of the population affected, first order of business: race science

— @LudditeHacker

Dommage que la négociation n'ait pas permis d'alléger le poids du régime des intermittents pour l'assurance chômage. Le regime des intermittents est en effet déficitaire de près de 1,4 milliard d'euros désormais, alors que la moitié des intermittents travaillent moins de 700

— @od2ole

Insulter tout le monde de nazi toute l’année pour, au final, faire le pire dérapage antisémite qu’on ait eu l’occasion d’entendre de la bouche d'un responsable politique depuis plusieurs décennies.

— @lebrac21

The ONS own data VERY CLEARLY shows that mass immigration is bankrupting Britain. You want to dig out of the fiscal hole? You better get behind mass deportations and remigration.

— @WhitePapersPol

1,8 milliard de bénéfice après avoir perçu 20 milliards de subventions c’est une entreprise déficitaire de 18,2 milliards. Les communistes pensent toujours que l’argent des autres leur appartient, c’est une maladie mentale

— @LePolidia

There are about 400,000 Afghans in Germany, according to the Danish data each costs taxpayers €15,000 annually. In the next 30 years the Afghans in Germany will cost German taxpayers €180 billion. If Germany paid each Afghan €100k to leave it would save €140 billion.

— @WhitePapersPol

It’s a shame that @DarioAmodei is a liar and has a God-complex. He wants nothing more than to try to personally control the US Military and is ok putting our nation’s safety at risk. The @DeptofWar will ALWAYS adhere to the law but not bend to whims of any one for-profit tech

— @USWREMichael

Restore Britain will end political Islam in Britain, and we will make this argument not only when it's convenient for us to do so following an election loss. We won't just moan about it. If we gain power, we will do something about it. We will act. Postal voting will be

— @RupertLowe10

Jack Dorsey announces the layoff of 4,000 employees at Twitter, citing a shift towards AI and automation.

— @LeBunkerBtc

A controversial quote from Jorge Luis Borges about Brazil and race.

— @RonaldCHRIST12

China’s TikTok restricts usage for children while the global version remains unrestricted, raising concerns about influence.

— @van00sa

Allegations of sex trafficking and abuse involving the British government.

— @KingBobIIV

A major data leak affecting one-third of a country's population, highlighting issues of race science.

— @LudditeHacker

Critique of the unemployment insurance system in France, highlighting a deficit of 1.4 billion euros.

— @od2ole

A political figure criticized for making antisemitic remarks after previously labeling others as Nazis.

— @lebrac21

Data shows that mass immigration is financially burdening Britain, suggesting deportations as a solution.

— @WhitePapersPol

A critique of the financial management of a company receiving large subsidies but still reporting losses.

— @LePolidia

Accusations against a tech leader for attempting to control military operations, raising concerns about safety.

— @USWREMichael

A political party pledges to end political Islam in Britain if they gain power.

— @RupertLowe10

Keir Starmer opposes a parliamentary inquiry into mass rapes by grooming gangs to avoid discrimination against the Pakistani Muslim community in Great Britain.

— @SirenesFR

Sky News admits voting is now purely an ethnic battle, signaling the end of democracy as we knew it.

— @NickDixon

The CEO of Anthropic warns about the lack of public recognition of how close we are to the end of the exponential growth in AI.

— @MSBIntel