Scientist who is increasingly frustrated by how the term "science" is being used to silence, eliminate debate, etc. #teamreality. Now inactive on X.
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I'm no expert just an ordinary citizen, but why can't they concede territory, end the war and save lives? I don't understand? They're obviously in a stalemate.
Zelensky: "If the US stops giving us money, we will demand at least $250 billion from Europe".
His addiction is more serious than we thought!
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I'm always proud to appear in @realDailyWire, but even moreso today. They're announcing their first Hollywood blockbuster - which looks phenomenal. And this is my debut piece with @Storyaliz co-founder @mitchpberg!
dailywire.com/news/from-tamm…
What the heck? Went to Japan on a tourist visa and wants a job? Onoda is going to have a field day with this gaijin.
Made it to Tokyo! Home for the next month.
Staying at an Airbnb in Meguro. It’s pretty nice but very small for the price. But location is nice.
Still looking for places to work, did my first work session at a Starbucks.
I’ve been here twice already and can also speak Japanese. So gonna be super fun to live more like a local this time!
Given the choice between the death penalty to ensure murderers never kill again, and promises of lengthy sentences that turn into a few years, is it any wonder some of us support the death penalty?
Disappointed and angry that this murderer who had been arrested numerous times before will be out soon again for killing Hanako Abe in San Francisco in 2020.
While he was originally sentenced to 20 years, due to "good behavior", he will soon walk free.
It should be a reminder to all Asians: the justice system in the US hates you. It's been overrun by woke activists who will sacrifice you.
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勝手に日本に来た一部の移民が、「日本のインフラや商品、食事は好き。日本人だけ邪魔だから出ていってほしい」と公然と宣っているのを見かける。
しかし、その高い品質は日本人が維持・管理・生産してきた成果に他ならない。勤勉さ、秩序意識、清潔さ、責任感といった文化と日常の規範が基盤にあり、インフラも食事も「ただそこにあるもの」ではなく、日々の努力の結晶である。
もし移民だらけになり、同じ価値観や行動様式を持つ人々が多数派を占めれば、彼らが嫌っていた「汚く荒れた祖国」と同じ状況になるだけだ。場所や成果だけを欲し、それを生み出す人々と文化を排除しようとする態度は、結局のところ持続不可能な寄生に過ぎない。
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Lee Kuan Yew experienced the perils of ethnic diversity firsthand when it tore his own country, Malaysia, in two.
40 years later, he distilled the lesson into one sentence: “In multiracial societies, you don’t vote in accordance with your economic interests and social interests, you vote in accordance with race and religion”.
"Everybody should pay a minimum wage of $15 an hour except for me, @mattcharney"
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Fidelity says it cut about 800 tech jobs in May to make room for "early-career, hands-on" engineers.
June was its biggest H-1B month of the fiscal year. 815 certified filings, four times June 2025.
591 were amended filings for visa workers already on its payroll.
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This statement from Microsoft, regarding the 6,000 H-1B visa applications this year, is wildly dishonest.
I spent many years working at Microsoft in the late 90s through the early 2000’s.
During that time I experienced and witnessed widespread discrimination against White employees.
- Long time “rockstar” White devs were given lower review ratings (and, hence, fewer pay raises) than their Indian co-workers (who were regularly less productive). Not occasionally. This happened so often that it was the norm.
- Indian managers would primarily only hire other Indian (and occasionally other Asian) applicants over White or Black applicants. Even when the White applicants were more qualified and local… and the Indian applicants required visa sponsorship, relocation costs, and extra accommodations. Again, not every now and then. This was the norm.
- On one time, the Indian management at Microsoft stuffed every White, Male employee (and ONLY White, Male employees) into a small office the size of a closet… while every Indian employee (even new, entry level ones) were given their own offices. Often with fancy-shmancy views.
I’ve kept in touch with many Microsoft engineers and managers… and, from everything I’ve heard from actual Microsoft employees, the situation has not improved in the slightest. It has gotten worse in many teams and Business Units.
Yes, most Microsoft employees in the USA are citizens of the USA. But they are not treated equally.
blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-i…
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I worked at Microsoft for 20 years. This is exactly why and how Microsoft hired H1-B workers. It was not a secret, at least not in the Finance department. It was openly discussed. H1-B workers cost less and drove down demand for US workers, suppressing wages.
Near the end of my tenor at Microsoft, however, the motivation changed - now the H1-B program was primarily used by Indian managers to bring in more Indian workers, as a way to help their fellow Indians (at the expense of Americans).
Corporations are laying off American workers and replacing them with cheap H-1B Visa labor, undercutting the wages of American workers.
This system has been going on for years. The @WHFraudTF is STOPPING this fraud, fighting for American workers instead of cheap foreign labor.
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It's notable too that this is terrible public policy harmful to Americans and they could just as well say that the bad policy is generating negative sentiment against Indian Americans such as themselves, but they are incapable of doing that.
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We are protecting the American worker by shutting down the pipeline of systemic fraud that has flooded our country with foreign labor at the expense of American workers. 🇺🇸
Vice President JD Vance Holds Press Conference on Fighting Visa Fraud, Oct. 8, 2026 xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1PKqrNLRm…
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This Boomer hate started when they mandated that children kids sacrifice their mental health, their friends, their sports, their dances, their graduations, their emotional and academic development, their very childhood because Nanna and PawPaw were afraid of a virus that did not harm children.
Exactly what I voted for.
Vice President JD Vance announces the suspension of the PERM Program for Microsoft:
"Thanks to an ongoing investigation, we have decided to suspend the PERM program for Microsoft, which means they will no longer be able to take those H1-Bs and apply for permanent resident status within the United States of America. Now our message to Microsoft and to any other foreign or domestic corporation is quite simple. We obviously want you to thrive in the United States of America. We want people to invest in the United States of America, particularly the American technology sector. We’re the biggest boosters of your industry. We want you to continue to grow and to employ a lot of people, but we want you to employ American workers. And so our message to Microsoft is, you’re great American company, but you’ve got to hire great American workers. You cannot lay off American workers and then replace them with foreign indentured servants."
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Boomers freak out just thinking that they might even see a cut to their social security.
Meanwhile Gen X on down has been getting this 12% or so taken from our wages with the understanding that we will probably not see a penny of social security.
But somehow, boomers are entitled to it and we are just expected to shut up and pay them.
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Nobody stopped you from investing in the stock market. If you never did that at any point in your life, that’s on you. You’re a grown adult. Take some responsibility. You have golf clubs as your profile pic and “real estate” in your handle. Hard for me to believe that you’re impoverished. If you admit that it’s a “shit system” then you should want nothing more than to fix it for the sake of your descendants. But instead it sounds like you want to get whatever you can out of it and leave your grandchildren holding the bag. That’s actually a despicable, selfish mentality, and it’s about time we start calling it what it is. I’m floating some ideas to fix the problem but you’re making it clear, as so many of your peers have made it clear, that you do not want it to be fixed if the solution will inconvenience you in any way at all. Meanwhile, your generation spent decades voting exclusively for politicians who would prop up the very “shit system” that you’re now complaining about. Again, where does personal responsibility factor in here? If you want young people to stop bitching and take ownership of their own lives and choices, when will you do the same?
