There have been numerous actions, by the German government, which appear to be thinly veiled political actions disguised as “funding technology”.
More investigation into what is happening there, and who is making the decisions, is definitely warranted.
I’ve reached out to the “Sovereign Tech Fund” contacts and Germany’s “Federal Ministry for Digital Transformation and Government Modernization”, but have received no responses.
Which is not terribly surprising. I’m not a German (or EU) citizen, so their government can easily just ignore journalists from other countries.
The Zizian Trans Death Cult is a deeply disturbing story.
One which should receive far more attention from the major Tech News outlets (but won’t, for obvious reasons).
A group of Trans (deeply disturbed men who believe they are women) vegans, with connections to several murders.
Their disturbed beliefs, ideas, and words closely mirror many of the Trans Activists of the Tech (and Open Source) industry. Almost perfectly.
Which shouldn’t be surprising… because the “Zizians” come from the Tech industry. These are the same kind of Trans Activists we deal with, in Open Source, on a daily basis. They, literally, believed in Trans supremacy.
Their leader (“Ziz”) is a software developer. Strong focus on AI. Some of them worked at Oracle, Google, NASA. Open Source projects written in Ruby and Python.
The violence and death caused by the Zizians is a direct, logical conclusion of the discrimination and violence advocated by the Trans Activists of the Tech Industry.
Despite this, significant Tech companies and organizations (particular within Open Source) continue to foster and encourage the ideas (and people) that lead to these tragedies.
Hat tip to @MrAndyNgo for covering the Zizians in detail. Without Andy Ngo’s work on this story, many of the details would remain unknown to the public.
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@LundukeJournal Further waste of taxpayers' money and unnecessary agenda support that has become too deeply embedded in current German politics. The degeneration of the mind and social life is progressing in German politics and parts of the population.
The German government has hired a number of “Open Source contributors” to promote political causes within various Open Source projects.
Including:
Philipp Sauberzweig, working on “onboarding new contributors” to GNOME, who says in the announcement, “what motivates me are my political values.”
And Georgi Ker, Chair of the Python Software Foundation “Diversity & Inclusion Workgroup”, who’s been tasked to “cultivate future contributors and leaders.”
And, yes. Both list their “preferred pronouns”.
German taxpayer funds are being directed to these employees via the “Sovereign Tech Fund”, which was put in place by the German Bundestag.
The majority of recipients of this German program are working on Rust, Python, or GNOME.
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