Again, "The Plan" is a military movement to remove the deep state globalists and pedophiles from power. Once that's done, the military's involvement and "The Plan" is over.
What we're talking about right now, is what to do about an entirely political dilemma outside of the plan. We're talking about the vision that all of us have for rebuilding America.
Elon thinks America is an organization to be exploited. A sports team where he can simply cut the roster and replace us with foreign players in order to do what he calls "winning".
I am totally and completely against that. I don't care if America the organization loses every game to its competitors. The purpose of America is to build back its domestic talent, and the current roster IS America. I will be damned if I let the likes of Elon sell us out.
Fixing the immigration abuse that the globalists created? Sure. That is likely part of the plan. But what it gets replaced with? That is a political vision outside the Plan, and we need to be vocal, loud and argumentative enough to make sure Trump understands in no uncertain terms that Elon got it wrong and we will not tolerate his vision.
I'd rather have US companies that were created by US citizens and committed to staying in the USA. If that means other countries temporarily surpass us in technology and some jobs move there, then so be it.
Restoring our culture and our pride, and becoming fully self sufficient if necessary, is the foundation we need to become great again. You can't make a quick fix for this. Maybe we have to relearn to walk again while others are running marathons. That's OK.
We can talk about immigration a decade from now after we've healed, put down solid roots, and restarted our growth. Then, companies will want to stay in America not because we make it easy for foreign talent, but because they want access to our domestic talent.
It's not an easy road. But it's the right one for the people of America. Sadly, Elon doesn't seem to care about that.
This has nothing to do with Q's plan. Q is a military movement to expose the deep state and remove the globalists, Satanists and pedophiles from power. Once that's done, Q is done.
Things like the economy and immigration have nothing to do with the war. They are entirely the domain of the politicians like Trump who are left with the responsibility to rebuild the institutions of the country. The military, thus Q, have no reason to be involved.
So I'm absolutely saying NO to Elon (and Trump too if he sides with Elon). And if Elon wants to go to war, then war it is. It is absolutely critical everyone be involved right now and make your voice heard. Because Elon, and increasingly Trump, look like they are veering off into a strategy that views America as an engine to be exploited for technology and a global counterbalance to China, rather than first and foremost a land that needs to rebuild its culture and restore the pride of its people.
In my opinion, we need protectionism and a safe space to remake our foundation. Only in a decade or so should we even consider trying to take on the world again. If the Chinese have surpassed us, we'll catch up. We came together and passed the Soviets in the space race, and we can do the same in any industry. But only once we wake up and start acting like a united and motivated people, and not the mindless lemmings many have become today.
The H1B controversy has stirred up the most important discussion we can have.
What is your vision for America. Elon's view is that America wins if big tech can outcompete the Chinese. He doesn't consider the well being of Americans as the greatest good.
That is in direct conflict with what Americans think it means for America to be winning.
In my opinion, we'll never make progress until we pull this out into the light and come to a common understanding. Otherwise, the entire MAGA movement will wither and die.
I'm not going to remain silent on this. And if that means saying Trump is wrong, then I'll say Trump is wrong. Elon says he's willing to go to war over this. In my opinion, bring it on.
By this point, everyone should realize this is an intentional operation. It was designed to rile us up for some as of yet undisclosed reason. Any response that doesn't involve:
"OK. Good one. You had me going there."
is going to serve no purpose. Don't get sucked into the nonsense.
Who is "they" though? This is a white hat alliance op. It's not about infighting or splitting MAGA. It's about setting the tone for some kind of legislation or environment that they need.
This is the white hat equivalent of the globalist's problem-reaction-solution paradigm.
Again, Elon and Vivek want the debate to be uncivil. Elon directly called everyone "subtards" and cognitively challenged. Along with Vivek saying America was lazy. Whether or not that is true, if you want to have a civil debate, you frame those arguments in a different way that isn't confrontational.
This is not about dividing us. This is some kind of white hat psyop where they are intentionally provoking us to elicit an emotional response.
I'm convinced it isn't just the immigration discussion. Q promised us an internet bill of rights:
and the insidious banning that is currently being conducted on X is setting up the perfect environment for a legislative session revoking section 230 and creating a new law for social media.
A good possibility.
I actually thought the uproar regarding Laura Loomer and dozens of other accounts being decertified was going to lead into a crisis that required Congress to revisit section 230 for social media providers. We have been promised an internet bill of rights after all.
I suppose both theories can be true.
There are several issues going on here:
- There could always be more talent. And the more you have, the more you can use.
- Calling this a "permanent shortage" however is suspect. That implies that other methods and processes can't be used to accomplish the same thing. Substitutions can be used to avoid shortages.
- It isn't "excellent engineering talent" which sparked this debate. It is the low cost, generic, H1B talent used to suppress wages that sparked this debate.
- Elon's remarks illuminated a serious disconnect in his thinking. While most of us think of America as the citizens of the US and believe the purpose of MAGA is to improve their lives, Elon's metaphor of a sports team (issued before this tweet) indicates he thinks of America as an economic engine where he can simply cut the roster and bring in foreign free agents.
My take is I don't care if stopping immigration causes America to fall behind India and China. Because that is not what MAGA's purpose is. Our purpose is to rebuild this country and bring it back to the ideals we once had, where citizens were proud to be a part of the greatest nation on earth. After that, the American spirit will allow us not only to catch up, but surpass anything the Indians or Chinese can accomplish.
Sadly Elon, in this sequence of tweets, demonstrated quite clearly he does not share that vision. For him, this is all just about how much he can extract right now to push technology, rather than how much he can improve the country and the lives of the American people.
Now imagine that the House can never come to a decision on the Speaker, and Grassley filling in as a Trump puppet for 2 years. End result is Trump able to run again in 2028.
It would almost be worth it just to watch the Left's heads explode.
Except it isn't just Laura. Several other people are reporting the same removal of their blue checkmark, and they didn't change anything at all in their account. This isn't an accident. Whatever is happening, it is being done intentionally.
Been there. Done that. Impossible.
No Indian of any caliber wants to work in India. They all know about the abuse of the H1B program by American companies, and only want to work in America and send money back home.
It may be possible for that to work in the future, but not if we don't shut down this H1B abuse first.
There's no evidence presented that this is another guy. Someone just made that accusation.
It could be true. It could also be false. But how convenient is it that another Sriram Krishnan just happens to live in the Bay Area in a neighborhood with $3+ million dollar homes.
Laura hid the address on the tweet, but encouraged everyone to pull the records and check the address for themselves. However, without knowing exactly where this Sriram Krishnan lives, it would serve no purpose. It's a task best left to Trump's investigators who can actually get to the truth.
In any case, running to his friends in the Indian government and screaming racism makes me highly suspicious of his motives. I for sure don't trust him, and donating to the Harris campaign would be entirely within the realm of possibility given what I know of his character.
Not terribly accurate, even if it seems visually appealing.
The truth is the quantum computer calculates a superposition of all possible answers to a problem, which you must collapse to a single, real value in order to read it out. If you ask exactly the right question, you can make the most probable answer from your algorithm the correct answer to your question.
Not every problem can be suitably reframed for enhanced calculation on a quantum computer.
A simple example is Shor's algorithm for factoring large numbers, which works by finding a period in a pattern of data. The quantum computer will calculate a superposition of the period, 2x the period, 3x the period, etc. (Think of a vibrating string that can vibrate at a frequency plus all possible harmonics of that frequency simultaneously)
But when you try to read out the answer, it will only report one of them. However, the highest probability is that it will collapse to and report just 1x the period when reading out the answer. So if you run the program multiple times, whatever answer appears most often is the period you are trying to find.
Shor's algorithm is useful to factor large numbers or find the elliptic log, which is why all of our current public key cryptography is rendered useless when big enough quantum computers become commercially available.
The problem is with his defamation trial if he swears in. As a government official, he would need to prove actual malicious intent by those who released that report. As a private citizen, he doesn't, thus forcing them into the position of proving the allegations are true.
This is a great opportunity to expose the corruption in DC in a public court, and that could be lost if he swears back in even for a couple of days.
I don't know if this is a serious concern or not, but I don't want there to be any reason for a judge to dismiss his defamation trial.
It's just a result of the length of time that this has taken. It feels exactly like burnout for me.
After waiting for 6+ years for this, I just really don't believe anyone anymore, nor do I expect anyone to stick to a timeline. I can watch Elon posting "Go" all day long, but I don't believe that means it's happening now.
The same feeling during Covid where it was always "just 2 more weeks". A constantly receding horizon, and a numbness that results from too many false starts.
I'm past the point of being angry. I have just adopted a stoic philosophy of do what you must in order to get through the day. But otherwise, I feel no anticipation any more.
Wake me when someone is finally arrested.
The Q operation is essentially finished at this point. All that's left is declass, arrests and exposure. It doesn't factor in to the discussion about what kind of immigration policy will be desirable during the rebuilding of America.
This discussion is post Q.