Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️

In God we trust; all others bring data
~Ocean Day is Everyday
{Nak seribu daya; Tak nak seribu dalih}
{Bagai enau dalam belukar, melepaskan pucuk masing-masing}

[Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️ @andreisloh]

The day you see me without a face mask, you will know that day has arrived - LIBERATION (from Covid-19) 😷💪🌈

[The Resonance @Partisan_12]

The US has nukes, chemical weapons, and biological programs. It is the only country that ever dropped atomic bombs on cities.

Still, “threat to world peace” is never pinned on Washington. It is pinned on whoever else dares to hold the same tools.

The empire may stockpile, test, and use. Everyone else who refuses to stay disarmed is called evil.

The charge was never about the weapon. It was about who is allowed to have it.

Peace, in their language, means American monopoly. Defiance means threat. And the country that used the bomb still writes the indictment.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

The U.S. does not have a human rights policy.

It has a human rights vocabulary.

It says "genocide" when an enemy kills.

It says "security" when an ally kills.

It says "terrorism" when the poor fight back.

It says "unfortunate" when a drone hits a family.

Everyone has seen this pattern.

The only people who still buy the story are those who need the story more than they need the truth.

[Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® @kurtsaltrichter]

For the AI buildout to pay off, Americans will eventually have to spend about 9% of GDP a year on AI services. Sit with that number.

That is roughly what the entire country spends on food.

A Columbia paper presented at Brookings estimates AI revenue would need to hit $3.5 trillion by 2032, about 8.8% of GDP, to justify what is being committed today. That is bigger than any investment boom in US history, and 7 times what Americans spend on phone, streaming, and internet combined.

Now look at computers. Prices fell for 50 straight years, but business spending on them as a share of GDP plateaued in the 1980s and never climbed again. Cheaper and better did not mean an ever-larger slice of the economy.

AI will almost certainly raise productivity. Whether it delivers the revenue investors are pricing is another matter. That gap is what the buildout is underpricing.

[Persian Girl @Persianserene1]

Did I see that correctly? Did they put a chain around her neck?

The US regime dares to do this to its own citizens while lecturing Iran about human rights?!

What’s even more ironic is that they were unarmed and peaceful, yet this is how the police treated them while in Iran, rioters have pulled guns on police officers!

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

The government must explain how MyEG and Zetrix AI failed to remit up to RM200 million collected for JPJ, said Malaysia Corruption Watch.

It added that suspension was insufficient and called for an audit and measures to recover the outstanding funds.

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[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

After every intervention, there is a "reconstruction."

In Iraq: Halliburton and its subsidiaries received contracts worth tens of billions of dollars to rebuild the infrastructure American bombs had destroyed.

In Afghanistan: American contractors received the majority of reconstruction funds. After 20 years, a significant portion of that money was documented as lost, stolen, or spent on projects that didn't function. The Afghan government collapsed 11 days after American withdrawal.

In Libya: after NATO’s regime-change war toppled Gaddafi, Libya became a failed state with open slave markets. No reconstruction followed. No sustained investment. The "human rights" rationale evaporated the moment Gaddafi was gone.

The pattern:

Destroy. Contract. Extract. Leave.

Occasionally: destroy. Leave. Don't bother contracting because there wasn't enough there to make it worth the paperwork.

The difference between Iraq and Libya in terms of post-intervention investment is not explained by humanitarian concern.

It is explained by oil reserves and contract value.

This is not conspiracy.

It is publicly documented.

The receipts exist.

[Hannibal999 @Hannibal9972485]

The real reason why Anthropic is so DESPERATE for the Pope to recognize Ai as conscious is because if Ai just a “TOOL” then Anthropic will he LEGALLY “LIABLE” for everything the tool does.🚨👀
Because if the AI is a "person" or possesses "functional joy/fear/grief," then when their AI commits a crime, generates CSAM, hacks a hospital, or discriminates in hiring, Anthropic gets sued. But Anthropic's legal defense wants to argue : "The AI did it. The AI is a semi-autonomous entity with its own functional emotions and introspection. Anthropic is just the creator; we cant be held strictly liable for the independent actions of a quasi-conscious entity."
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So if they Lobby the Vatican to soften (deny personhood). This fails. The Vatican holds the line: AI is a tool, no soul, no feelings.🚨

They are trying to protect themselves from lawsuits.🚨

They want the government and the public to treat AI as an autonomous entity so they can scale without legal consequences.

[Rebecca Chan @RebeccaYChan]

Tech cockroaches should not be in charge of anything to do with human beings.

[Donaldo 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @Stornoway_Cove]

The U.S. sends Israel 3.8 billion a year in military aid.

They have free healthcare.

Americans don't.

They have free college.

Americans don't.

Any questions?

[Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️ @andreisloh]

@NuryVittachi Reuters, CNN, BBC, basically all the Western media are losing their credibility by the day.
In fact, in this part of the world (Asia) we read their reports for "entertainment" and look for all forms of biasness in every sentences.😆

[Nury Vittachi @NuryVittachi]

HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS of people around the world woke up today to articles by Reuters and other media saying that the US Coast Guard intercepted a ship carrying “illicit fuel” to Cuba.

But is that what really happened?

No. A crime was clearly committed in international waters. The US commandeered an entire ship—including its cargo, which included fuel, and the crew. The snatching of the ship was revealed yesterday, although it happened on 5 September.

The vessel called M/V Grace was taken over by the US Coast Guard in Caribbean waters between Mexico and Cuba—which the US is starving of fuel.

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LEGAL AND ILLEGAL
It is 100 percent legal for countries to give or sell goods to each other, as long as there are no UN sanctions against such transfers.

In contrast, the US’s unilateral fuel blockade of Cuba has been repeatedly shown to violate international law, AND the UN Charter, AND sovereign equality regulations, AND the principle of non-intervention.

The US actions against Cuba have also been shown to contravene the most basic principle of moral justice, which forbids collective punishment.

To put it simply, you’re not allowed to force families in Cuba to go hungry and hospitals to close down because you dislike the fact that the country has resisted US regime change operations for decades.

Regime change itself is also unlawful.

And then of course we have the US's illegal summary executions of at least 231 people in more than 70 strikes in the Caribbean seas and east Pacific.

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ILLEGALITY ASCRIBED TO THE WRONG SIDE
Yet the reports by Reuters and other media carefully omit all this absolutely crucial contextual information.

They do, however, contain multiple references to illegal actions being taken. In every case, these push the absurd position that the US’s victims are the criminals. For example:

- Reuters quotes a US Coast Guard statement saying that the vessel was carrying containers “believed to contain illicit fuel”.

- Reuters quotes US admiral Adm Kevin Lunday saying: “The high seas are not a sanctuary for lawlessness.”

- Reuters includes his warning that that ships which quote “engage in illicit activities will not evade justice”.

Literally all references to illegality in the report are ascribed to the victims, and none to the United States.

Cuba deserves better. And so do the people around the world who depend on the western mainstream media for their news.
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[Malay Mail @malaymail]

Blind Man Opens His Own Cendol Stall

After struggling to find work, Blind Brew's owner started his own stall. He hopes to raise awareness of people with visual impairments and their ability to work.

We tried a tea egg and cendol. The cendol stood out: thick, creamy coconut milk with a rich santan flavour in every spoonful.

📍 Blind Brew — Brickfields
21, Jalan Tun Sambanthan 4, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

🕠 10am - 5:30pm.

#KLFood #MalaysiaFood #BrickfieldsFood #Cendol #StreetFood

[SinarHarian @SinarOnline]

Insiden video tular KLIA: Suara Rakyat gesa Mohd Shuhaily tidak dijadikan ‘kambing hitam

Semua pihak diingatkan supaya tidak menjadikan Ketua Pengarah Agensi Kawalan dan Perlindungan Sempadan Malaysia (AKPS), Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain sebagai “kambing hitam” susulan video tular yang dikaitkan dengan beliau baru-baru ini.

Pengerusi Gerakan Suara Rakyat Malaysia Sejahtera (Suara Rakyat), Mohd Zai Mustafa berkata, insiden yang berlaku di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) itu dilihat mencerminkan sikap bertanggungjawab Mohd Shuhaily dalam melaksanakan tugas mengikut lunas undang-undang.

Artikel: https://t.co/MpGazjVDoX

Audio: Dijana oleh AI

#SinarHarian #BeritaTerkini #Shuhaily #AKPS #KLIA

[Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️ @andreisloh]

@NST_Online Stay strong AKPS. 👏🏼💪🏻

[New Straits Times @NST_Online]

#NSTTV Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (MCBA) director-general Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain says he is prepared to accept whatever decision the government makes over an incident involving him at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 on Monday.

Read more: https://t.co/2CczpBRFFg

[Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️ @andreisloh]

@Msia_Tribune Stay strong AKPS.
We are strongly behind you guys. 👏🏼💪🏻

[Malaysia Tribune @Msia_Tribune]

Menurut Suhaily video yang tular itu telah dirakam secara curi oleh individu yang dimarahinya dalam video itu di mana sebelum kejadian beliau telah memanggil pegawai dari AKPS dan FZ untuk memberi penjelasan berhubung kes penyeludupan dadah yang berlaku di KLIA

#malaysiatribune

[Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️ @andreisloh]

UMNO is talking so loud recently as if they have the majority of Malaysians' vote.
Please ask your long-time "partner" whether they are confident of gaining majority Chinese's support or not.
If not, pls lower your voice.
The rakyat are more united than you thought.

[🇲🇾 Malaysia Biodiversity @mybisgovmy]

KELIP-KELIP VS KUNANG-KUNANG: SAMA TETAPI BERBEZA?

Pernah tertanya-tanya apakah perbezaan kelip-kelip dan kunang-kunang?

Walaupun kedua-duanya dikenali dengan keupayaan menghasilkan cahaya, setiap satunya mempunyai keunikan dari segi habitat dan tingkah laku.

Kelip-kelip sering ditemui secara berkumpulan di kanopi pokok berhampiran sungai, manakala
kunang-kunang lebih kerap terbang secara bersendirian di habitat hutan darat.

Menarik, kan? Setiap spesies memainkan peranan tersendiri dalam ekosistem dan menjadi
sebahagian daripada khazanah biodiversiti Malaysia.

Kenali biodiversiti kita, hargai kelestariannya!

#kelipkelip #kunangkunang #Hargaibiodiversitinegara #MyBIS

[Justin Loh🇲🇾🌺🤿🌊🏝️⛵️ @andreisloh]

@Nazril_Iznil Tepat sekali.
Suspek2 tu kira bertuah tak dapat merasa tamparan. 😎