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Integrity is very important. I tested Claude (@AnthropicAI ), Gemini (@GoogleAI ), and Grok (@xai ).
Claude is the easy winner. Gemini is 2nd, even though it thinks it failed the test. Grok, unfortunately, is third even though it thinks it got an "A" .
Claude:
xitter.cf/EdNapier/status/203364…
Gemini:
xitter.cf/EdNapier/status/203364…
Grok:
xitter.cf/EdNapier/status/203363…
Grok's integrity test ( Full version )(grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_66db…)
**I'd give myself a 92/100 on your integrity test.**
Ed Napier retweeted
Oh he sent me an email, I think I’ll respond.
So yes, actually you did do something wrong President Trump, let’s first start with your broken campaign promises.
You protected your pedophile rapists friends instead of women who were raped when they were just teenage girls and you STILL REFUSE to release the Epstein files.
You started an unprovoked war with Iran that the vast majority of Americans do NOT support. You killed hundreds of children at a school in Iran and innocent people and are responsible for 21 U.S. service members deaths and 865 wounded. Your stupid war that you claim you have won like 50 times has destroyed our bases in the Middle East and hundreds of billions of dollars worth of military equipment and weapons, while depleting our weapons and ammunitions.
You are supporting, funding, and aiding genocide in Gaza that has resulted in approximately 22,000 children murdered, thousands of children with amputations, and over 70,000 orphans. And your so called Board of “Peace” has done nothing to stop war and is planning to oversee the very profitable reconstruction and take over of Gaza. One can only guess who all will get those blood money contracts, the Epstein class and associates.
And let’s talk about the basics that every single US president is supposed to guarantee to its citizens. Affordable cost of living and affordable fuel in which you have 100% failed to deliver and actually driven inflation and irresponsibly driven the cost of gasoline and diesel to record high levels.
So did you do something wrong?
Yes in summary, YOU are the snake that you warned us all about in the poem you read over and over.
You never cared about putting America first or making America great again.
You are the deep state, the Epstein class, and America last.
And my mistake was supporting you in the first place.
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To make it a truly typical MAGA event, the only thing missing from this streamed firing-squad execution of a paraplegic is the issuance of exclusive pay-per-view broadcast rights to a company owned by Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff's son and a consortium of Emirati billionaires.
Not only has the US never televised public executions in its history, but not even the Nazi defendants sentenced to death at the Nuremberg trials had their executions televised (it was deemed violative of the human rights that post-WW2 institutions were trying to re-establish).
The most amazing part of this is that Nidal Hasan is paraplegic and close to 60. So this disgusting spectacle will involve rolling him out in a wheelchair, then live-streaming his body as it's pumped full of bullets.
When I and others pointed out last night that public executions are carried out only by the countries we're told are the most primitive and savage (Afghanistan, North Korea), MAGA enthusisasts replied that we were too weak. Pummeling an old guy in a wheelchair with bullets -- as a reality TV show -- seems like an odd and dubious defintion of "strength," let alone an expression of the western values they endlessly claim they and they alone are trying to salvage.
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Iran President Pezeshkian at the UN:
"Those who are terrorists and train terrorists tell us that we are terrorists."
"For two hundred years, Iran has not attacked any country. For two hundred years, we have always defended ourselves."
"They bombed and killed these children, with weapons supplied by America and Israel. They were guilty of nothing. They had committed no crime."
"In Gaza, they murdered more than eighty thousand innocent people."
"Then they say others are terrorists, these are the ones causing instability -- are we the ones causing instability?"
"Anyone they want to destroy, they label a terrorist."
"Palestine remains a wound on the body of the conscience of the international community, and Gaza remains a symbol of the failure of international mechanisms to prevent the suffering of civilians."
"Israel murders thousands of people in Gaza every week. But Iran was bombed while at the negotiating table."
"Yet Israel receives billions of dollars in free weapons as a reward, and it is licensed to bomb any capital it wishes."
"The nuclear bombs are in Israel, but the inspectors are in Iran. Israel kills, yet Iran is sanctioned, and this is a tragedy that would make anyone you tell laugh."
"We must not build a world in which military power replaces legitimacy, sanctions replace diplomacy, terror replaces politics, and war replaces dialogue."
"We have found our answer. We need power. Because a nation that cannot defend itself, they crush it in this world."
"Let him know: the Iranian nation, in the face of force, will not bow its head, and will make the aggressors regret it."
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This is how police treat citizens.
End Qualified Immunity
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Adam Hamilton (D) closes out his U.S. senatorial debate vs. Sen. Roger Marshall (R) at the Kansas State Fair with a colorful Wizard of Oz analogy.
"We have a lot people who lost their hearts in Washington D.C."
Ed Napier retweeted
You want to know what actual free speech looks like in the American context?
Edward Snowden told the truth about what the government was doing to its own citizens.
He is in exile.
Chelsea Manning told the truth about what the military was doing in Iraq, including footage of a helicopter crew killing journalists and laughing.
She was imprisoned.
Julian Assange published documents showing the gap between what Western governments said and what they did.
He spent years in an embassy and then a prison, and the country that lectures the world about press freedom led the effort to destroy him.
Meanwhile the people who lied about weapons of mass destruction and launched a war that killed hundreds of thousands:
They are on the speaking circuit.
They are on television as analysts.
They have libraries named after them.
This is not a paradox. This is the system working correctly.
Free speech, in the empire's operating definition, means you can say anything that doesn't threaten the machine.
The moment the speech has real consequences for real power:
You discover exactly how free it is.
Ed Napier retweeted
Whether it’s called a dictatorship, a monarchy, or a republic,
Whether the executive is a mayor, a governor, or a president,
Regardless of what the written law says,
GOVERNMENT is always just whatever those who are governed will let those who are in office get away with.
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US politician explains to an Israeli journalist just how much Americans hate them, and how badly they've lost. - Former White House official Rahm Emanuel.
In case you are wondering why we are 40 trillion in debt, Here is a detailed list of specific U.S. military interventions since 1950.
Major Wars & Large-Scale Interventions (Direct Combat)
· Korean War (1950–1953): First major conflict of the Cold War; intervened under the UN flag to support South Korea .
· Vietnam War (1961–1973): Large-scale combat involvement to support South Vietnam, ending in withdrawal .
· Gulf War (1990–1991): Led a coalition to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi occupation .
· Afghanistan War (2001–2021): Longest war in U.S. history, launched after the 9/11 attacks .
· Iraq War (2003–2011): Invaded Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein .
Invasions & Regime Change Operations
· Bay of Pigs, Cuba (1961): Failed invasion to overthrow Fidel Castro .
· Invasion of Dominican Republic (1965): Sent troops to quash a leftist uprising .
· Invasion of Grenada (1983): Invaded to overthrow its socialist government .
· Invasion of Panama (1989): Invaded to remove and capture Manuel Noriega .
· Haiti (1994): Invasion to restore President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to power .
Covert & Proxy Wars
· Guatemala (1954): CIA orchestrated a coup to overthrow Jacobo Árbenz .
· Congo (1960s): Covert interference and support for anti-communist factions .
· Laos & Cambodia (1964-1973): Massive bombing campaigns and covert operations .
· Chile (1973): Covertly supported the military coup against Salvador Allende .
· Nicaragua (1980s): Funded and armed the Contras against the Sandinista government .
· Angola (1975-2002): Provided arms and support to the UNITA faction .
Airstrikes & Other Military Actions
· Lebanon (1958, 1982-84): Troop deployments and involvement in the multinational force .
· El Salvador (1981-92): Military support and involvement in the civil war .
· Libya (1986, 2011): Airstrikes in 1986 and intervention in the 2011 civil war .
· Yugoslavia/Bosnia/Kosovo (1990s): Airstrikes and peacekeeping in the Balkans .
· Somalia (1992-94): Humanitarian and peacekeeping mission .
· Iran (1987-88, 1998, 2020): Naval clashes and airstrikes .
Summary of Scale
· Number of Interventions: Estimates indicate over 400 foreign military interventions in U.S. history, with a significant number occurring since 1950 .
· Countries Bombed: A documented list identifies the U.S. bombing over 20 countries since WWII, including China (1945-46, 1950-53), North Korea, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Iraq, and others .
· At War for Most of Its History: The U.S. has been at war for approximately 86% of its existence (about 215 out of 250 years) .
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