Bo harps on mass migration a lot and I couldn't agree more.Just an experiment for you guys, look at the roster of international soccer teams, especially European teams. Look at the teams of countries who participated in mass migration, like England, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Norway, etc. Some are way worse than others, like the Finnish team isn't as mixed as the "French". You can also use a site called Transfermarkt to look up these players names and see their nationalities. Then look up the squads of countries like Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Bosnia, Albania, Russia, etc; basically any country that hasn't participated in mass migration. Basically all their players are actually from the country. The Croatian team IS Croatian. The Bosnian team IS Bosnian. Then you look at France and Germany and see a bunch of guys who clearly aren't from there. So why let them represent the country and call them French or German when they clearly aren't? Its not just Europe either, look at East Asian teams, African teams, Latin American teams, and Middle Eastern teams (besides the gulf states of course). All teams in those regions have players ACTUALLY from there. Nigeria has Nigerian players. Japan has Japanese players. And it continues. Just saying.

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This is an interview from 2018 where CNN interviewed Arthur Jones, who was running for a Congress at the time. Needless to say, he was way ahead of time. If 2018 me was watching this interview, I would've thought this guy was crazy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkm6bLE0Bmk

Only make new posts if you have something to talk about. If you drop a video link and you dont spur a discussion or any commentary and asking for people to chime in, im going to ban you. Anyone whos done this, go ahead and clean up your spam.

Amazon cut around 16,000 employees last year, including a significant number of engineers and required their employees to use their internal AI tools Kiro and Q with usage mandates tied to performance metrics. But it backfired. One AI-assisted action wiped a production environment tied to Cost Explorer, causing a 13-hour outage. And earlier this month the AI pushed bad code that led to massive retail failures, including roughly 120,000 lost orders, 1.6 million site errors, and then a bigger outage that disrupted about 99% of North American orders (6.3 million orders) for hours. Amazon lost hundreds of millions of dollars due to this incident. Amazon isn't even the only company having issues with AI replacement. I saw Klarna, Duolingo, Salesforce, and few companies other companies who pushed AI replacement heavily backtrack from it as well. But of course the media won't report on this. TLDR: They replaced engineers with AI, the AI broke critical systems, and now the “fix” is adding more human oversight back on top of the AI they doubled down on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vvVo0Um1HY