Friday, August 22, 2025
Thursday, August 21, 2025
The Peaceful Coexistence of Man and Nature - Sketch by me, refined by Chat GPT
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
The Democrat playbook
…if they get their claws back in power.
Leftist hypocricy knows no bounds.
Monday, August 18, 2025
“Not a single black person in sight.”
The cheesiness is gone over the edge.
James Comey channels Eric Swalwell.
The nerve of this bastard. He commits crimes as FBI head, lying and conspiring with others to bring down an elected presidency and he still carries on with bizarre delusions about how noble he thinks he is and how horrible Republican, conservatives, and Trump supporters are. The deep state pseudo-Marxist cabal is about to fall. It will be grand seeing a corrupt James Comey defending himself in a criminal court with bizarre homage to Taylor Swift.
…ya just can’t make this stuff up.
Saturday, August 16, 2025
“Wars are very bad” - Donald Trump
Simplicity beats intellectual posturing everytime.
Friday, August 15, 2025
The Babylon Bee’s insightful observations on our current dictatorship.
The defiant proclamations of the clueless.
‘Not even pretending anymore
Thursday, August 14, 2025
The Why Minutes
A trillion and a half dollars gets ya nothing.
A Wise Appraisal of the Counter Revolution
Sunday, August 10, 2025
Oh no! more warmongering!
Saturday, August 09, 2025
Freedom vs accusations of fascism
THIS is what freedom looks like.
Friday, August 08, 2025
THIS is interesting…real interesting.
The new leftist art of paid protesting.
War by other means
Trump is bringing peace to places that most people didn’t even know were at war.
Congo / Rwanda
Pakistan / India
Thailand/ Cambodia
…still trying; Ukraine /Russia
And, still the leftist industrial complex screams, “Hitler!” What total idiots.
No one seems to have noticed but, Trump — using the tariff diplomatic tool — is literally replacing war with economic leverage. Definitely a less deadly or destructive strategy.
The Deep State
Thursday, August 07, 2025
The horrors of “misgendering “
Wednesday, August 06, 2025
“Debanking” for all
…in a Democrat Banana Republic.
Anyone familiar with the actions of the Jacobins during the first modern communist Coup de ètat (the French Revolution), can see the consistent behavior among the Jacobin’s modern brethren.
Tuesday, August 05, 2025
“Lies, damn lies, and
Monday, August 04, 2025
Chat GPT and the looming imposition of techno-tyranny
Me:
Are fears valid that powerful corporate entities allied with government are using AI with hopes of ultimately reining in the public under a rigid system of control.
Chat GPT:
Yes, those fears are valid — not in the sense that such outcomes are inevitable, but in the sense that they reflect real risks grounded in historical precedent, current technological trends, and power dynamics.
Here’s why they’re not baseless:
1. Historical patterns of control
Throughout history, when new technologies have emerged, powerful institutions — both governmental and corporate — have often moved quickly to dominate their use. The printing press, radio, TV, and the internet all followed this arc to some extent. AI is simply the most potent and scalable information technology to date.
2. Surveillance and behavioral prediction
AI excels at gathering, analyzing, and predicting human behavior — across finance, health, shopping, speech, and movement. The combination of mass data collection (e.g., from social media, smartphones, purchases) with AI’s pattern recognition capabilities allows for surveillance systems far more advanced than in any previous era.
This isn’t hypothetical: authoritarian states like China already use AI-enhanced surveillance systems (e.g., facial recognition, social credit scoring) for real-time population control. In democratic nations, similar technologies are often developed under the banner of “safety,” “efficiency,” or “anti-disinformation” — terms that, while not inherently sinister, can be vague enough to mask more coercive aims.
3. Collusion between corporations and states
In many cases, corporate AI development is funded, incentivized, or directly shaped by governments. Major tech firms already work closely with intelligence agencies, law enforcement, and military organizations. This alliance has the potential to create systems where dissent, nonconformity, or even independent thought are algorithmically discouraged or suppressed — all while being marketed as “progress.”
4. Content moderation and algorithmic filtering
AI is already shaping what people see, think, and feel through curated content. What begins as moderation to limit hate speech or misinformation can (and has) expanded into broad suppression of politically inconvenient viewpoints. The boundaries are opaque, the appeals processes are minimal, and the ideological slant often reflects elite consensus rather than public deliberation.
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In summary:
AI isn’t inherently a tool of tyranny — but it can be, especially in the hands of powerful, centralized actors with opaque motives. If the public remains unaware, passive, or disempowered, the risk of AI being used to implement a rigid system of social control is not only plausible — it may already be underway in slow, incremental steps.
The best defense lies in transparency, decentralized development, strong privacy protections, and, crucially, public literacy about what AI can and cannot do. Without that, the fears you’re referencing are not only legitimate — they may be prophetic.
Always insightful and interesting.
Friday, August 01, 2025
A refreshing and deeply moving interlude.