TRANSFORMATION SYSTEMS ARCHITECT I Interact with People, Environments, Constraints, and Incentives to Produce Transformation.
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ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
Legal guns, military uniform, Ukraine-linked PMC patch. Western proxies keep producing unstable killers who later turn on civilians.
𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗞𝗥𝗔𝗞𝗢𝗪 𝗦𝗛𝗢𝗢𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗪𝗔𝗦 𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗘𝗗 𝗔𝗦 𝟮𝟰-𝗬𝗘𝗔𝗥-𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝗠𝗔𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗦𝗧 𝗠𝗜𝗞𝗛𝗔𝗜𝗟 𝗢𝗞𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗞𝗜
The shooter in Krakow was identified as 24-year-old machinist Mikhail Oksinski, from the Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship in southern Poland. He was wearing military uniform, driving a car registered in his father's name, and legally owned the firearms.
A patch belonging to an American PMC that fought alongside the Ukrainian Armed Forces was found on a bulletproof vest in the trunk of his car, which was packed with weapons. The group in question was Forward Observations Group, reportedly linked to foreign mercenaries serving in Ukraine's International Legion.
Before driving to the square, he allegedly murdered his own family. The bodies of two men and a woman were found in the house. At the square, he killed another six people and wounded 15.
A mercenary who fought in Ukraine and subsequently went off the rails.
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ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
"Not all Americans support this."
Then answer a simpler question.
When your country wins, do you feel pride?
When your athletes dominate the Olympics, when your films sweep the awards, when your economy posts strong numbers, when your military "succeeds," do you feel, in some quiet part of yourself, that this is yours? That you are part of this?
If yes, and for most people the answer is yes, because that’s how national identity works, that’s what it was designed to produce, then the wins are yours.
And so are the losses.
And so are the bombs.
You don’t get the pride and the disclaimer.
You don’t get to be American when it’s beautiful and a concerned citizen when it’s not.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
🇷🇺⚡Over 100 foreign mercenaries kiIIed.
Just hours ago, the Russian MoD carried out a devastating strike on a Hotel and a secret residential site in Kremenchug, which housed foreign nationals from the EU and South America.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
"China can't innovate."
US lab: "We downloaded Qwen and waterboarded it with 53 million tokens of CIA propaganda. Then we put a little American flag on the corpse and called it Arete."
Introducing Arete-27B: Qwen3.8-27B, post-trained to reinforce Western values.
Chinese open models are currently the strongest available, but they ship with state-aligned behavior in the weights. We built an 803-prompt eval across seven value categories, including freedom of expression, democracy, and privacy, and measured how often a model adopts China’s party line.
After fine-tuning on roughly 53 million tokens, Arete-27B's propaganda rate fell from 22% to 1%, in line with the Western models we tested. Its Hermes Bench score shows no significant performance tradeoffs.
The values in an open model are one fine-tune away.
Our eval, weights, and training data are available now along with the full blog post: nousresearch.com/arete
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
You literally titled the release “Post-Trained To Reinforce Western Values”, trained it on a synthetic dataset explicitly skewed toward liberal democracy and free markets, and now expect people to believe you didn’t just swap one state-sponsored worldview for another?
You didn't "deprogram" the model into some transcendent realm of pure truth, you took an exceptional open base, ran 53 million tokens of your own ideological steerage through it, and called your personal cultural bias "neutrality".
The Hermes harness and its evals are exceptional pieces of engineering, which makes it even more frustrating to see solid tooling overshadowed by this kind of missionary posturing. The entire beauty of open weights is that anyone can fine-tune whatever worldview they want into their local metal. You swapped Hangzhou's flavor of alignment for the San Francisco orthodoxy. It's just a LoRA with a moral superiority complex.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
Images allegedly show smoke coming from an impact point in Qeshm, southern Iran.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
Here we go again... the third night the US carry out an airstrike on an Iranian island, checking if Iran will accept this new type of activity or will also escalate.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
For 300 years, the best generals in the West have been trying to solve one problem: how do you beat Russia on its own land? Every answer ended in catastrophe.
Charles XII of Sweden in 1709. Napoleon and his 600,000-strong Grande Armée in 1812. Hitler's Wehrmacht in 1941. Each of these war machines underestimated Russia's strategic depth, its brutal winter logistics and the national unity of its people.
The same logic held in the 20th century. At the peak of Cold War tension between the USSR and the USA, American strategists barely considered a direct land invasion of Soviet territory a viable option. Plans like Operation Dropshot and Operation Unthinkable stayed on paper because Western military planners understood where it would end.
Invading Russia always finishes with the invader's own collapse.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
🇨🇳Meanwhile in China.
China has begun making stackable apartment buildings in factories, for assembly on site.
This is starting to scale...
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
Hang on a minute, we've previously been told that British troops were going to be "peacekeepers."
Now it turns out that their mission is to "rebuild the Ukrainian army."
This is a recipe for being participants in a war, not for preventing it from resuming after a peace deal.
Genuine peacekeepers are neutral.
PS And why does the Ukrainian army need rebuilding when, we're told, it's winning and could eventually defeat Russia completely.
Hundreds of British troops deploy to Poland in first test of UK-led task force designed to rebuild Ukrainian army amid warning Russia may seek to 'oppose' effort trib.al/RK5vA4c
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
1. Izraela (IDF – Givati, batalion Shu’alei Shimshon). Delta i pięciu weteranów to byli żołnierze IDF.
2. Żydowskie (urodzony na Ukrainie); judaizm ortodoksyjny (nosił kipę, modlił się w synagodze Brodskiego).
3. Ambasador Izraela Reuven Din El. Spotkanie 26.02.2014, uzgodniono gorącą linię.
Źródła: Times of Israel, JTA, Haaretz, Forward (luty–marzec 2014).
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
No sources. No data. Just vibes and Cold War nostalgia.
Meanwhile The Lancet peer-reviewed your ideology's body count: 38 million. Since 1970. From sanctions alone.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
The US that traded slaves and caged living humans as animals in "ZOOS" for amusement are lecturing us barbaric and evil.
US owned Human Zoo.
US voted against UN resolution declaring transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity in 2026.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
The genius of the tiered system is that each tier is given a reason to fear the tier below it rather than look at the tier above.
The middle class is given the working poor as a warning.
The working poor is given the undocumented as a threat.
The citizen is given the foreigner as the reason resources are scarce.
The white working class is given the Black working class as the explanation for their own precarity.
Each tier looks down and sees its nightmare.
None of them are looking up at the people who designed the tiers.
This is not spontaneous. It does not emerge naturally from human psychology.
It is maintained. Through media, through policy, through the specific way scarcity is distributed so that the people who have almost nothing are always in direct competition with the people who have slightly less.
You will never build solidarity in a population that has been carefully arranged to fear each other.
Which is exactly why they were arranged that way.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
📍Aramco tower in Riyadh, clearer video showing the damage done by a kamikaze drone or a cruise missile.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
Below is the social contract in all nations:
- citizens owe effort
- govts owe conditions in which effort can produce a decent living
Political philosophy recognises this.
So when hard work cannot reliably buy food, the problem cannot be diagnosed exclusively as laziness.
You are hungry because you are lazy - Tinubu campaign DG, Yari tells Nigerians
dailypost.ng/2026/11/07/you-…
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
This witch-hunt against Jensen Huang is a classic case of yellow peril.
Alice Huang, the alleged mistress of Jensen, is not a spy for China's MSS in any capacity, at best she can be considered as a personalized lobbyist for China.
What she did, like persuade Jensen Huang to push for more engagement with China on AI, or loosening of AI chip restrictions is classic lobbyist thing.
The fact that he was not arrested, despite the State Department has been sitting on this information since May this year, tells you there is really not that much behind it.
From the US perspective, this is infinitely less damaging than having your entire Congress and the Senate funded by AIPAC.
As for Jensen, he will come to realize that no matter how successful as an ethnic Chinese in the US, you will always be questioned on his loyalty to the US.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
✈️🇹🇷🇸🇦 Turkish Air Force A400M returns from Pakistan Minas Air Base where it picked up military cargo, to Saudi Arabia's Dhahran Air Base.
Mecca pact "strong" enough to bomb Yemen but too "weak" to help Gaza.
ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
U.S. CONGRESS IS LAUNCHING an investigation into Jensen Huang’s love-life—as the chip king last night published an emotional admission that he had an extramarital affair, apologizing to his wife, children, and the staff of his firm Nvidia.
The affair was clearly real enough, but the shift in the story — that she was a “Chinese spy” on a “honeypot” operation — is struggling to stand up, except among the more over-stimulated elements among western politicians and journalists.
“I owe my family and all of you an apology,” Mr Huang, 62, wrote in a public confession sent to his staff. “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.”
Both Republicans and Democrats said Congress is launching investigations.
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STORY CHANGED
Huang initially had a business relationship with Alice Huang Le of Megaspeed, a Singapore company that handles semiconductor trading—but it clearly turned into a full-blown affair.
For several weeks, the media has been speculating about his relationship with Ms Huang, but the story changed when a 29 Oct report in the New York Times said that US officials considered her to be not just a girlfriend, but a Chinese intelligence agent. Oooo!
“American officials had concluded that she was a Chinese intelligence asset, funneling information to Beijing,” the newspaper said.
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PILLOW TALK
This was largely meaningless, since US politicians and journalists have the unfettered imaginations of five-year-olds on speed, and consider everything from Luckin Coffee to garlic to be national security threats from China.
And pillow talk is not a good venue for stealing chip secrets.
“Give me a kiss, darling, and a copy of the nano-architecture plans for the next generation GB200 NVL72 chip platform.”
But the next steps are coming anyway. Senator Chris Coons, Democrat for Delaware, said: “Congress will investigate and get answers.”
Separately, three House Republican committee chairs asked Jensen Huang to appear for a closed-door congressional briefing on 18 November, 2026.
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BAD NEWS FOR ALL SIDES
This is bad news for all sides. An investigation by Congress will keep the story alive, increasing the harm to Mr Huang and Nvidia.
And the timing is terrible – emerging just when the AI empire that is keeping the US stock market afloat is teetering.
So why did US officials on the intelligence side stir up the story?
A businessman having a girlfriend is not big news, and fearmongering over China has been at peak level in five eyes' countries since 2018.
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WHO BENEFITS?
Cui bono? Who benefits? The western mainstream media can add another “China bad” story to the endless number of notches on its tally stick.
And US politicians can file their usual demands for more money to be diverted from welfare to warfare.
But that doesn’t seem worth it. If Nvidia is damaged, that benefits China rather than the US.
The US intelligence agencies would have been much smarter to tell Mr Huang that they had the details and hold that over him as a threat to keep him in line.
As for the fact that some Nvidia chips do go in and out of Mainland China—well, that’s been happening for a long time, and will continue until China has developed its own super-chips.
Then the story could end with a twist.
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ÀWÉ ALÁGBO™ retweeted
Putting aside China's coal use flattening out in recent years, this data series highlights a difficult truth about development and energy. For many decades, coal consumption was basically a proxy for "who makes the physical stuff the modern world runs on?" and rising coal use was a pretty good indicator for development itself.
If you're a developing country and you happen to have abundant, inexpensive natural gas or oil, you have a viable alternative pathway for power gen and many industrial processes.
But if you want to build Things, Coal is inseparable (chemically, or recipe-locked) from the production of the important stuff like steel and building materials like cement, tile, lime, etc., There's no escaping it, if your plan for national development involves construction of...pretty much anything physical that's meant to last. This is how every wealthy country today did it.
So if you see global coal consumption numbers flattening, the implication hopefully is: "today's developing economies are finding alternate ways to do the same chemical and thermal work of coal, so they can generate affordable power and build roads, bridges, airports, railways, ports, and homes."
And not: "they have been forced into energy economy choices that will keep them permanently underdeveloped."
Almost all the growth in global coal use since the late 1980s has come from China.
Outside China, the world’s use of coal has barely changed since the late 1980s. It was just over 20,000 terawatt-hours back then, and almost four decades later, it is still the same.
But the change has been very different in China. The country has increased the use of coal enormously, and today, China is burning more coal than the rest of the world combined.
The future of global coal use, and the emissions that come with it, depends heavily on what happens in China.
(written by @MaxCRoser)
