a NYT mostanra még önmagához képest is tiszta karikatúra, és Free Press lightként nyomják a legszánalmasabb rasszista mocskolódást. Tavaly a polgármester elő- és rendes választáson is Gajdics Ottó-díjas alakítást nyomtak a liveblogban
A legijesztőbb, hogy valószínűleg egy héten belül ez lesz a következő bátor fordulat, amit Starmer bejelent.
When Labour came to power last July it did so promising economic growth and an end to the UK’s productivity crisis. Just five days after Keir Starmer was elected, Blair told the TBI’s ‘Future of Britain’ conference that AI was the “game-changer” they were looking for. Within months, Starmer was parroting Blair’s language – and the TBI was in the box seat of the government’s nascent AI policy pushing Oracle’s interests and its founder’s world view.
Meg ez is, hiába nagyszerű embereknek mind egy rugóra jár az agyuk:
The ex-premier’s trademark evangelism is now focused on AI, its power to transform government –with his Institute now going as far as to try to build its own AI tools to sell to Gulf states– and why everyone should listen to Larry Ellison, the founder of technology firm Oracle.
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Insiders reveal how Larry Ellison’s money turned Blair’s institute into a tech sales and lobbying operation for Oracle
A szakszervezeti harc mögött ott kell állnia a szövetkezeti harcnak is, és állandóan olyan tevékenységet kell kifejtenie, amely a munkás számára megőrzi kivívott bérét azáltal, hogy jobb minőségben és olcsóbban adja az élelmicikkeket másoknál.
Nancy Pelosi’s trades over the years have been so good that a startup was created to allow investors to directly mirror her portfolio.
Pelosi, so known for her ability to outpace the S&P 500 that dozens of websites and apps spawned to track her seeming preternatural ability to make smart stock trades, said she will retire after the 2024-2026 season. Pelosi’s trades over the years, many done through her husband and investing partner Paul Pelosi, have been so good that an entire startup, called Autopilot, was started to allow investors to directly mirror Pelosi’s portfolio.
It’s encouraging on many levels: New York City didn’t submit to a campaign of flagrant bigotry from disgraced two-time loser Andrew Cuomo, a
According to Forbes, no fewer than 28 billionaires donated at least $100,000 to stop Mamdani, including Daniel Loeb, Barry Diller, Steve Wynn, Reed Hastings, and Alice Walton. Terminally online hedge fund manager Bill Ackman donated $1.75 million, while failed presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg donated $8.3 million, all to no avail.
That in turn indicates the astounding incompetence of Cuomo’s billionaire backers. For one thing, again, Cuomo was a terrible candidate—the fact that he managed to lose to a nobody state assemblyman from a 32-point head start is proof enough of that. For another, the campaign was shockingly tin-eared. He and his allies attempted to make the entire contest about Israel, constantly grilling Mamdani about why he doesn’t respect Israel enough, why he wouldn’t visit there, and all but calling him a terrorist.
Sliwa, a central-casting New York Character who comes by his nuttiness honestly, pointed this out in an interview. “Ackman is a jerk. Has he been right yet? … Does he know anything about politics? No. Does he live in New York City? No. He lives in Chappaqua, the whitest suburb in America, where even the lawn jockeys are white,” he said. “Since when do we not let people vote? Billionaires determine the next mayor? If they don’t like it, they can leave. They have options.”