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Absolute Fareed

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Absolute Fareed@fareedblackman.bsky.social · 2h ago

If the country I was in an unpopular war against started hacking my country's water supply, I, as president, would definitely not start conspiracy theories about how the states hacked themselves and instead I'd use the hacking to get more support for my dumbass war. Just me tho, I guess.

Dustin Volz@dustinvolz.bsky.social · 9h ago

NEW: Cyberattacks on U.S. water supply now being reported in 12+ states and 100+ municipalities, though some may be unrelated to wave of suspected Iranian attempts. The nationwide threat follows years of ignored warnings and neglect to water systems. www.nytimes.com/2026/08/05/u...

Absolute Fareed@fareedblackman.bsky.social · 2h ago

"Meta's AI model was able to successfully frame someone for murder, a first for artificial intelligence. The company's stocks reached all time highs upon the news. The sentencing phase of the victim's trial will begin next week."

Absolute Fareed@fareedblackman.bsky.social · 9h ago

When the crisis was so manageable that healthcare workers had to wear garbage bags because there were mass PPE shortages.

Photo shows NY hospital staff using trash bags as protective gear

A photo is circulating online showing Mount Sinai Health System nurses using trash bags as a form of personal protective equipment (PPE) after a nursing manager died of the coronavirus on Tuesday.T…

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Jonathan Howard@joho.bsky.social · 10h ago

MAGA/MAHA sycophants now claim that because mitigation measures worked 6 years ago, this is proof they were unnecessary. The stupid, it burns.

Covid stressed many hospitals but almost everywhere it was a manageable crisis. In the spring of 2020, our system shut down almost all outpatient and “non-emergency” medical care before we had a single covid patient, anticipating a tsunami of cases that never came. Our peak covid census was <150 in a 900 bed hospital. We had hundreds of empty beds, empty clinics, and many laid off staff and sidelined physicians who had their practices closed. Millions of routine vaccinations, cancer screenings and treatments, delayed cardiac procedures. Panicking and terrifying the public was a mistake that made a bad situation much worse.