But sure, keep blaming immigrants.
Man pardoned by Kristi Noem charged in 14-year-old niece's death
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Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI.
AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.
Horrific
Black woman from South Africa: “Black people have been patient enough for more than 400 years of colonialism. We are coming for you, and we are going to get everything that you own.”
White people are facing racism, hatred, and brutal violence in South Africa. This is not acceptable. More people should know about the horrible things happening in South Africa; almost nobody talks about it.
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A united Western Civilization must put pressure on the racist South African government to end Apartheid 2.0. We will end anti-White racism in the 21st century.
South Africa’s ANC government is pushing even more racist rules that help only black people and shut out everyone else:
• They’re giving R50 billion (from a big foreign loan) to a new “Transformation Fund”, but the money can ONLY go to black-owned and black-managed businesses. Whites, Indians, Coloureds and Asians are completely banned just because of their race.
• Companies can now simply pay cash into a giant R100 billion fund to “buy” their Black Empowerment points. The money still only helps black entrepreneurs , no real ownership or merit needed.
• Employment Equity laws force strict racial hiring quotas on every company. You must hit race targets for who you hire and promote, or face huge fines.
• BEE rules punish businesses unless they give ownership, top jobs and supplier deals based purely on race.
• Government contracts and tenders strongly prefer black-owned companies, better or cheaper non-black businesses lose out automatically.
This is straight-up government racism.
@elonmusk was right, the ANC’s racist anti-merit agenda is destroying South Africa.
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Emirates executive Patrick Brannelly in new interview on why they adopted @Starlink:
"The legacy systems weren’t working. No matter how much money we threw at them, passengers still complained, and it was impossible technically for everybody that wanted to connect to connect. Then Starlink came along saying, ‘We guarantee it, it will work.’ With a very pragmatic technical viewpoint, insisting on XWAPs, to connect 100%, and to install more than one antenna to handle demand and for redundancy. It was like for the first time, talking to people that actually understood how the internet works in a highly dense environment on an aircraft.
It seemed our legacy connectivity industry didn’t really understand the core technologies needed to deliver customer connectivity happiness. But Starlink absolutely understood it.
Now, in addition, the big fundamental shift from the first generation of Starlink was the evolution of satellite-to-satellite laser connectivity. So, if you’re a middle of the ocean, where you’ve got nowhere to ground the traffic, Starlink could just pass the traffic through adjacent satellites until there’s one over a ground station. That worked much better than I think anybody had imagined."
Emirates has already started to install Starlink on its entire fleet of ~232 aircraft, with full completion expected by mid-2027. Customers onboard with Starlink are already seeing 10-20X internet speed improvements.
(full SatelliteToday interview linked below)



















