Final vote total for the NDAA today which tragically merges our military technology and supply chains with Israel’s. Let’s hope this version fails in the Senate because Section 219 is a betrayal of our sovereignty.
The House is scheduled to vote this week on a National Defense Authorization that would integrate our military tech & supply chains with Israel’s.
Today, the Rules Committee will decide whether my amendment to strip section 219 will get a vote.
RT to support the Massie amdt.!
Rand Paul has once again betrayed his father's good name by voting in favor of merging the U.S. and Israeli militaries. Rand also recently reversed his initial vote against DJT's horrible Iran War. Rand's sanctimonious grandstanding belies his dedication to uniparty principles
@bcherny The safety guards for Fable 5 really need to be reviewed because they make debugging difficult. Every time I try a simple coding task, the system flags it as cybersecurity or biology related, even though it’s actually just debugging issues in the codebase.
The situation unfolding right now is the perfect example of why the majority of the American people have either outright rejected or are at least requestioning the US-Israeli relationship.
Currently, there is an obvious divergence between the US interests and the goals of the Israeli government.
We desperately need a deal to end this disastrous war and save the global economy. Trump obviously wants that at this point and has already said Israel was forbidden from attacking Lebanon. (You may recall every pro Israel account on here claiming this as proof that Trump calls the shots). The ceasefire that the President of the United States of America wants depends on Israel not attacking southern Lebanon.
So, Israel announces they’re doing it. The best Trump can say is no boots on the ground and he won’t even hold on that.
This is a country whose very survival let alone ability to conduct any of these elective wars is completely dependent on US tax payer money, and support. We unconditionally support them even as they undermine our nation.
This is beyond intolerable. You can call all of us every name in the book but it’s just too obvious.
Massie: $5.5M raised. Average donor gave $100. His opposition: $32 million. Three billionaires, Secretary Hegseth on the ground, four presidential attacks in one day, all to silence the guy fighting for the Epstein files. Trump calls elections rigged. Look in the mirror. Go Massie.
I'm honestly still trying to understand why you're framing it this way. We will not be able to run headless sessions without paying API costs (and no, the $20-200 credits barely cover any usage compared to our subscriptions). It's a full downgrade. And that's fine if you want to do it - but just be straight with us about it.
The DOJ has ONE WEEK left to charge Anthony Fauci for the worst cover-up in modern medical history.
He lied to Congress about funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan. Millions died. Trillions were spent. And Fauci walked away with book deals and fawning media coverage instead of handcuffs. I re-upped my criminal referral to the DOJ because the evidence is overwhelming, and justice has been delayed long enough.
RT if you’re ready to see Fauci behind bars.
Hey @Ford, Congress, and everyone else that needs to read this.
I am NOT buying any vehicle that will be monitoring me with a camera, and whatever other technology you decide to put in cars, while I am driving. I would rather drive a 1970 car with a carburetor.
And while we are at it, I am not giving you my retina scans, nor letting you test my breath, not even give you my fingerprints.
I am sure the vast majority of Americans feel this way.
Congress allowed this Orwellian mandate to become law. A group of us in the House tried to stop it.
Americans want freedom, not remote controls and mass surveillance.
We must move to repeal this mandate before 2027.
@PortlandPermits “fee revenue collections are expected to increase by about 8% as a result of the fee change proposal.” - and people wonder why it’s so hard to build in Portland. How about you consider efficiency vs dropping an 8% increase, on top of all the other barriers put in front of us.