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Ent. Netw. Data Mgmt. Softw. Dev. — EMC
Tier 1 ICT Ent. Biz Dev. & Tech. Prod. Dev. — First Pacific
Dartmouth Coll. Majors: Econ. (Corp. Finance, Intl. Trade & Finance), CS (Software Engineering, OSes & Networking); Minor: History
Phillips Exeter Academy
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These people used to be the most powerful people on planet Earth. They decided the fate of millions of lives, billions even.
Yet all of them when it was their time to stand up, stood down.
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She is one of thousands with a figurative megaphone who will not call out Clinton, Bush, or Obama for deserting their country in its darkest hour.
You can look anywhere around you and my statement holds.
Public figure after public figure after public figure.
Everywhere.
Why?
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I will keep on saying it: This is the Silicon Valley billionaires' cleansing project to get the United States to Year 0. It goes well beyond just stripping the nation of its wealth/assets and eventually privatizing everything in sight by handing themselves contracts...
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Among Silicon Valley's leaders, it is their fever dream for society and something that so many in tech had warned about for well over a decade: techcrunch.com/2013/11/22/g...
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You can tell from how people are reacting to my posts about it.
Lots of "Oh I don't know...but what if people don't think nazis stealing our money is bad."
Clear a lot of folks have not internalized that its very obviously the most sellable thing ever.
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They put a TV host with a history of getting blackout drunk in charge of the Pentagon and fired all of the most competent people who served under him in a massive Friday night purge? I’m going to need to see some drug test results from the writers of that episode.
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The President gave access to the private data of every American to a 19 year old named “Bigballs” who was fired from his previous job for inappropriately sharing proprietary information with competitors and who is also the grandson of a former KGB agent? You can’t be serious?
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No matter how federal workers reply to the email, they should certainly do it using "Reply to All."
And might as well add every email address and list you can think of in the "To:" field. For government transparency purposes.
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Call Congress and demand a congressional investigation. The Trump administration is rewarding those who break the law with personal gain. We will hold individuals accountable by calling them out by name when they violate the law.
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History will remember him as the man who threw away our democracy over partisan politics. He is a traitor to his country. Period.
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McConell's legacy will be stained by his vote to acquit Trump on charges of inciting the Jan 6 insurection. A decision that allowed a proven threat to democracy to remain elegible for office. History will view this as a catastrophic failure & defining turning point in American history.
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Seriously, it would be good for someone to try to do an efficiency analysis of DOGE. We paid them over $30 million for what?
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They gave us a list of programs they don't like which we could have gotten an intern to put together in an afternoon by taking stuff off of the government websites.
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And then they randomly fired people at various agencies where they didn't know that the agencies or the workers actually did.
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5. Tom Hill, CEO of ESI Construction.
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4. Calvin Robinson
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3. Eduardo Verástegui
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2. Steve Bannon