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snitzoid
3 hours ago0 min read
Is this chart correct? Trump not a major deporter of illegals?
Ok, this needs to be unpacked and the misinformation put into context. First I had Gemini produce a chart to specify whether each administration was turning people away at the border or actually deporting them. Next I had the chatbot take a deeper dive. See below. Bottom line: While Voldemort's use of ICE recently has been colossally stupid, looking at the larger metrics; he isn't unique in turning people away. Gemini evaluates the graphic immediately above: 1. Conflating "R
snitzoid
3 hours ago2 min read
Are people moving from Dem run states to GOP?
I asked Gemini AI to review the map and add context. They did not mention Gov Fatso. The map reflects net domestic migration (people moving between U.S. states, excluding international immigration and births/deaths), where residents are primarily moving from high-cost, heavily populated coastal and Midwestern states into the Southeast and Mountain West. While political framing often simplifies this into "red states winning and blue states losing," the underlying drivers are
snitzoid
3 hours ago3 min read
What are the world's busiest airports? Ohare?
October 07, 2026 World Population Review 1. The Top of the Table Airports Council International's final 2025 rankings show which hubs handled the most passengers last year. 🇺🇸 Atlanta held the crown with 106.3 million passengers — even after a 1.6% dip from 2024. 🇦🇪 Dubai came second at 95.2 million, and 🇯🇵 Tokyo Haneda third at 91.7 million. 🇺🇸 Dallas/Fort Worth placed fourth at 85.7 million, just ahead of 🇨🇳 Shanghai Pudong at 85.0 million. Below them, the race
snitzoid
3 hours ago3 min read
It's about time I got my permit!
Do you have any idea how long it's taken me to get one stupid permit for a small nuclear toxic waste site in the privacy of my own back yard! We live in a Police State! Permitting Reform at Last, Really? A draft Senate deal could pass in the lame duck Congress. By The Editorial Board, WSJ Oct. 5, 2026 5:30 pm ET Lengths of pipe wait to be laid in the ground along the under-construction Mountain Valley Pipeline near Elliston, Va., Sept. 29, 2019. CHARLES MOSTOLLER/REUTERS Mayb
snitzoid
12 hours ago3 min read
The Fraud of White Guilt
I'm not feeling it. Honestly I don't even drag my ass into temple to atone on Yom Kipper. Perhaps if I was Catholic? The Fraud of White Guilt ‘The terror of being seen as a racist’ has nothing to do with helping black people. By William McGurn, WSJ Oct. 5, 2026 4:48 pm ET When you hear people say we need a conversation about race, you know instantly what they mean. They want an accusation: that a corrupt America remains unwilling to confront racial injustice and inequality.
snitzoid
12 hours ago3 min read
Apple News hid stories about how broke the DNC is ahead of the midterms, watchdog alleges
I had Claude pull together some hard data. Looks like the RNC is going to outspend the DNC 8 to 1 going into the final weeks. BTW, I'm running a high tech protection ring for organized crime. I've never spent a day in jail. Apple News hid stories about how broke the DNC is ahead of the midterms, watchdog alleges By Ally Goelz, NY Post Published Oct. 6, 2026 Apple News allegedly failed to promote a single story about the Democratic National Committee’s financial woes among i
snitzoid
12 hours ago3 min read
Should there by Trillionaires?
The Spritzler Report provides a valuable service, one that people are not willing to pay for? Hey WTF?
snitzoid
12 hours ago1 min read
Euro sinks to 17-month low as French debt fears spread
That's what happen when you don't help us bomb the sheet out of Iran. Euro sinks to 17-month low as French debt fears spread The euro touched $1.1160 on Monday, its weakest since May 2025, as French borrowing costs hit their highest level since 2002 By Cris Tolomia, Quartz Media Updated October 5, 2026 The euro fell to a 17-month low against the dollar on Monday as mounting anxiety over France's fiscal position rattled currency and bond markets across the eurozone. The euro t
snitzoid
12 hours ago2 min read
Bill Maher has not changed his view over the past few decades?
BTW: There will soon be more Muslims in the world than Christians. Not dumping on the majority...only the terrorist variety.
snitzoid
23 hours ago1 min read
Is South America going right wing? If so why?
Will someone explain to me why the fricken World in Maps has the right leaning govs in blue? I sick of this! Sick! Below I asked Claude to weigh in. BTW: The Eurozone is shift right as well. Here at the Report? I have no interest in politics. Claude's insights below: The short version: it's less a single ideological conversion than several pressures hitting at once, with incumbents (mostly left-wing ones, since that's who held power in 2023) taking the blame. 1. Economic exh
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23 hours ago2 min read
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24 hours ago0 min read
The ‘Cornell 7’ members expelled, suspended, banned from campus
Following the article below I had Claude provide the dets. BTW, the assault occured almost 2 full years ago. Why the University is involved and didn't hand the entire thing over to the police immediately is beyond me. It's a criminal matter and should be handled as such. Missing something here? The ‘Cornell 7’ members expelled, suspended, banned from campus revealed — contradicting accuser’s claim they only got slaps on wrist By Alex Oliveira, NY Post Published Oct. 5, 2026,
snitzoid
1 day ago5 min read
Globally when do the little shits get their first smartphone?
When I was 11, my dad gave me my first chain saw. It pretty obvious why I turned out with my head screwed on straight. Depression? I cause anxiety in others while continue to feel right as rain myself. Where Children Get Smartphones the Earliest World Population Review Oct 6, 2026 The countries handing kids a phone before they hit their teens. For most of history, the milestones of growing up were a first bike, a first job, a first car. Today, for hundreds of millions of k
snitzoid
1 day ago4 min read
The Nasdaq hits a record high as AI stocks rally despite elevated Treasury yields
Despite the whiners who think AI will destroy the world, it's here to stay. Some Gen Z grads may have to sweat the job market out (sorry guys) but eventually there will be data centers everywhere powered by modular nuclear reactors. Put on your big boy pants and tell Bernie to suck it. The Nasdaq hits a record high as AI stocks rally despite elevated Treasury yields The tech-heavy index climbed 0.8% on Monday, led by SpaceX, Meta, and Nvidia, even as the 10-year yield held ne
snitzoid
1 day ago2 min read
The Comedy Wildlife Awards
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snitzoid
1 day ago1 min read
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2 days ago0 min read
Was Iran actually close to having nukes when we attacked?
The French believed that to be the case. Of course that wouldn't be a big problem...Iran's leaders are reasonable people would never use them.
snitzoid
2 days ago1 min read
Why the US will never let China invade Taiwan
The US and Japan would carve up Xi like a Thanksgiving Turkey if he messed with Taiwan (our vital interests)? Claude: Where are TSMC's plants located. The overwhelming majority are in Taiwan. TSMC's six 12-inch GIGAFAB fabs, four 8-inch fabs, and one 6-inch fab are all in Taiwan, clustered in a few science parks running down the island's west coast: Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung. Hsinchu is the headquarters and R&D hub, Tainan (Southern Taiwan Science Park) houses
snitzoid
2 days ago1 min read
Climate-change zealots are wrong about hurricanes
The heavy stuff isn't coming for quite a while! Climate-change zealots are wrong about hurricanes Matt Ridley, The Spectator Oct 4, 2026 A remarkable weather record was broken recently. The equinox came and went this September and yet not a single hurricane had formed all year in the entire Atlantic Ocean. It’s the first time this has happened since 1914 – which was back before the satellite era, when hurricanes were more likely to go unrecorded. September is normally peak hu
snitzoid
3 days ago4 min read
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