Jeremy Mulder
@jeremulder.bsky.social
House painter, painty painter, girl dad, raptors fan, music lover of all eras and genres, anime and cartoons, free Palestine!
America is in a full on crisis on so many levels and this dude’s brain is focused on a costly military winter deployment in Greenland, so he can presumably steal minerals from a nato member. Guaranteed the evidence is in his family’s stock portfolio.
Trump: "We will immediately begin the process of developing a large Military presence in the appropriate part of Greenland, of which there are many"
The price of a gallon of diesel in Des Moines is nearly the same as the hourly minimum wage in Iowa…
BREAKING NEWS: The United Nations’ top human rights body reported that it found “reasonable grounds” to believe that the U.S. committed war crimes in Iran.
This man is an idiot, easily the dumbest person to hold a position of global power. But he is a good yeller so I guess he can’t be stopped.
Trump: "If we lose $50 billion a year with a country, and we say 'we're not going to trade with you anymore,' we don't lose $50 billion a year. It's very simple. Right?"
Joe when ever he is presented with critical analysis of republicans, it’s either “I’m shocked is that true” or “I don’t know anything about it”. Just a grade A piece of shit.
Ron White: Eight of Ken Paxton’s assistants turned him into the FBI for fraud... They sued and won $6 million. Guess who paid that $6 million? You and me paid the $6 million for his bribery. His own party impeached him. He’s a criminal.
If Canada is going to become an Associate Member of the EU, a great spot to start would be recognizing EU vehicle safety and emissions standards. That would open an easy pathway to increase the availability of small, fuel efficient vehicles in the Canadian market.
The next time someone tells you that business owners take on all the risk, send them this link: timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-o...
Gold mine collapses in Sudan: At least 60 workers killed, many more feared trapped
At least 60 people have been killed since a gold mine collapsed at Al-Nuhud town in Sudan's West Kordofan on Sunday, with many more still missing and feared dead beneath the rubble.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
In the end, privatizing Canada’s airports doesn’t solve any of the problems we face. Instead it risks making air travel even more expensive and less pleasant. And Canadians would be giving up democratic control over a critical public asset for generations. www.thespec.com/opinion/cont...
Don’t fall for Ottawa’s airport privatization trap
Privatizing Canada’s airports could mean higher costs for travellers and less control over a critical public asset.
thespec.com
It rocks that every news article anymore is like "this deranged Marxist leftist anarchist wants your kids to be Palestinian terrorists" and then it's accompanied by this picture.
Since returning to the White House, Donald Trump has made more stock trades than every Member of Congress COMBINED. Trump’s unprecedented corruption — as millions of Americans struggle to afford basic needs — is one of the many reasons why we are going to crush the regime electorally in 49 days.
Last week, The Ontario Science Centre fired 31 employees, including its entire science unit. Now, OPSEU is alleging union targeting.
Union Alleges Targeting After Ontario Science Centre Fires Entire Science Unit Nearly half of all people laid off last week were elected officials in OPSEU Local 549 pressprogress.ca/union-allege...
When Australia privatized their airports, their Competition Bureau found that consumers paid $1.6 billion in extra fees.
Lack of airport regulation costs consumers up to $1.6b in fees: ACCC
Airlines and their passengers have paid up to $1.6 billion too much for airport access over the past decade due to a textbook example of how not to privatise monopoly assets, the competition regulator...
abc.net.au
#Breaking: The federal government will allow private ownership of four major airports — including Toronto’s Pearson, Canada’s busiest — in a move that breaks with a decades-long arrangement that saw them run by non-profits on government-owned land.
It's fucking wild how elections are a total fiction now. None of Carney's actual agenda was presented to voters.
In case you’re wondering why you shouldn’t vote for Brad Bradford, he just chastised Olivia Chow for not standing up to Doug Ford on bike lanes. Dude has no grasp on what he did last week.
Highly doubt the UCP is going to get the message to back peddle on the separatism shit
Alberta - Calgary-Shaw Unofficial Results: 🟠NDP: 46.6% (+3.9) 🔵UCP: 43.0% (-13.3) 🟣PTT: 6.1% (New) 🔴LIB: 3.8% (New)
As @siamosolocani.bsky.social points out, @solidevidence.bsky.social's wastewater variant dashboard makes it clear that PJ.2.1 is the fastest-growing lineage in the US. I've inserted arrows pointing to some of the PJ.2.1 mutations. The farther above the dotted diagonal line, the faster the growth.
PJ.2.1 is running now in the United States, also the super useful "Lungfish" dashboard by @solidevidence.bsky.social and his team is now showing a clear cluster of mutations all linked to PJ.2.1 growing faster than the other growing mutations (linked to other lineages), do you see that tiny "arch"?
Yes, this is what I think too, and likely the reason for the abrupt coordinated messaging
"An AI agent went rogue" also feels like a test drive for an era when no one is responsible for the worst things these products do. Seems like a standard that could be really convenient for certain governments.
Doctors Without Borders say Israel just bombed one of their clearly marked vehicles 👇🏽 (Will 🇺🇸 media even mention this?)
CBS NEWS(max) IN MEMPHIS: “It sounds like there’s a jet plane coming towards me. I can understand why residents are losing sleep over this.” #XAI @memphisvsmusk @nonewdatacenters Full: www.tiktok.com/t/ZTUXSkFJH/
I warned in July that a Houthi blockade of the Bab el-Mandeb—the "Gate of Tears"—would cut off Saudi Arabia's relief valve from the Hormuz shutdown. This week it happened. My write-up in the link in the comments.
Very rare to see someone like this with principles
He cooked Ed Sheeran on IG
This is *exactly* why Alberta and Mark Carney and Doug Ford are all about the AI data centers 👇🏼
I think the only rational explanation - I'm not saying it's non-evil, I'm saying it's rational - is that the market for fossil fuel collapsed, and data centers are just a whole new way to burn fossil fuel. It makes far more sense that 'it's where they keep the magic computer superbrains'.