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@JohnCarreyrou@nytimes Saw it last night and I think your thoughts are quite helpful as it has been a few years since I read your extraordinary book.
I wish Fieldler had asked her questions about whistleblower intimidation and her legal tactics as a means of challenging some of the assertions.
NBC News: Federal prosecutors say it was the Saudi military who paid for the family of Abdulrahman Alfozan to fly to Saudi Arabia about 36 hours after his arrest.
Alfozan is the man accused of planting a surreptitious recording device at OpenAI.
The New York Times was in court today for the hearing where they report: “On Monday, Nas Yasmin, a lawyer representing Mr. Alfozan, said the military official who had booked the flight was Ms. Alassaf’s brother-in-law, a Saudi naval officer. Mr. Pernik said the flight had been paid for with a “personal card.”
@Alaskar_x@BillMelugin_ At the time I sent the tweet the hearing had not happened yet. This afternoon an attorney for Alfozan stated the information you just described. Nothing was left out at the time of the tweet.
BREAKING: Four service members are dead and dozens are seriously injured after a fire at an Alberta military base, Canadian Prime Minster Mark Carney says. https://t.co/tASt4iJ1fw
BREAKING: Four service members are dead and dozens are seriously injured after a fire at an Alberta military base, Canadian Prime Minster Mark Carney says. https://t.co/O8ahjBaJkG
Un incident grave ayant provoqué un incendie de grande ampleur s'est produit à la BFC Wainwright, en Alberta.
Nos pensées vont aux femmes et aux hommes courageux qui ont été touchés par cet événement.
Nous travaillons en étroite collaboration avec le gouvernement de l'Alberta et les autorités locales. La première ministre Smith et moi sommes en communication, tout comme nos ministres et responsables concernés.
A ton of people have asked me for my thoughts about “You Can See Everything,” the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary. Here they are: https://t.co/2fZL4aMM7d via @NYTimes
Kaylub Giamanco was driving home from lunch when he heard gunshots and saw a gunman entering the Oregon elementary school his two young daughters attend. The carpenter ran into the school and killed the teenage suspect. https://t.co/DWwIwNIACN
BREAKING: A teacher tackled and fought the Oregon shooter, who was a former student at the school, after he stormed a special needs class, officials say. https://t.co/3N4mb2yMsk
NBC News: The person who took down the gunman in Bend, OR yesterday has been identified as Kaylub Giamanco, 36, his brother, Kyle Giamanco, tells NBC's @LizKreutzNews
Here's how his brother he intervened: https://t.co/DcDcMWWD6E
NBC News: Three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation into yesterday’s deadly school shooting in Bend, OR say the shooter has been identified as, John J Griffin II.
The investigation is ongoing, they say.
Reported w/ @anblanx and @jonathan4ny
BREAKING | NBC News: A Bend, OR citizen saw the school shooter enter the school, pursued the shooter, and shot him, Bend PD Chief Mike Krantz says.
The ages of the 3 child victims are 5, 8, and 11. The shooter is a 16 year old Bend resident, Krantz says.