Facebook and Trudeau, Nazi antisemitism examined and Daniel C. Dennett weighs in on AI: Links 1 for July 7, 2023

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1. Facebook launches Twitter clone and predictibly it is a narrative enforcement engine exactly like you would expect it to be but less subtle than Facebook. Click through to here for numerous examples of who got censored, why and how fast.

2. Assuming that a word of the current active measure against the Canadian people by the Trudeau Regime is what it appears to be, that is to say, the purpose of recent bills passed through Parliament allegedly for the purpose of bolstering Canadian content but was obviously for censorship and giving advantage to narrative propagandists like CBC, CTV and Global in the form of bill C18, we can learn from this that even though most of the world that actually counts is now run by communist/fascists, it does not mean that their interests will always align. The current conflict between Trudeau and his minions Vs. Google and FB show how not monolithic these otherwise identical anti-liberal organizations are.Facebook, Google and the Liberal Party in Canada all censor the same materials and for the same reasons, and all know the material they push are lies. We know that from the leaked memo Zuckerberg sent out to his own staff in 2020 saying something about the vaxx did not sit well with him and maybe people should think it through before they took it. Then, he made damn sure that exact line of reasoning could not be put on his platform.

Below, Trudeau’s strutting and fretting about the non cooperation of these two fellow communist organizations:

Let’s keep this in mind for the future.

3. Gotta say, this video on analyzing Nazi antisemitic propaganda is very interesting even if incomplete. It was Muslims who started making Jews and other forms of infidels wear different coloured badges and so on.

4. John Campbell: Some batches seem to be a LOT worse than others

5. Mark Rutte: Netherlands coalition government collapses in migration row

The Dutch government has collapsed after differences between coalition parties over asylum policies, Prime Minster Mark Rutte has said.

The four parties were unable to find agreement in crisis talks chaired by Mr Rutte on Friday.

The government was set up a year-and-a-half ago, but the parties have been diametrically opposed on migration policy for some time.

Local media reported fresh elections will likely be held in November.

Mr Rutte confirmed the collapse during a news conference on Friday evening, after holding an emergency cabinet meeting. He said he would hand his resignation to King Willem-Alexander on Saturday.

But Mr Rutte added that ministers would continue their work as a caretaker cabinet ahead of the new elections.

His conservative VVD party had been trying to limit the flow of asylum seekers, following a row last year about overcrowded migration centres.

Asylum applications in the Netherlands jumped by over a third last year to over 47,000, and government figures said earlier this year that they expect some 70,000 applications in 2023.

Yeah but by November The Netherlands and France could both be Islamic. Just ask the Persians. Or the Turks. Thank you all for checking out this site as we chronicle the fall.

I’m going to cap this post off with something a little more serious than usual. If that is even a possibility as a version of communism that looks a lot like Nazism and Islam, which looks a lot like Nazism vie for control of Western Civilization while Western Civilization for the most part refuses to admit either is a real threat.

This video is about AI. Now everyone pretty much has an opinion about AI and so far, all of them are bad. Except for a couple of devs I know. Actually only one dev I know who insists its no big deal. But even the most misogynistic INCEL as they defined the threat a few years ago, would not say, “Hey! Great idea! Maybe I can get a virtual girlfriend who will like me!” They may in fact get an AI girlfriend, but none of them will think its a good idea. As for the rest, we all see all the time doom and gloom coming from all sectors about AI. But this one might deserve our attention a little more than the pundits on the talk show circuit.

Daniel C. Dennett is one of the foremost philosophers in the field of consciousness. In fact he wrote the book modestly called, “Consciousness Explained” and that was in 1991. If Dennett wants to talk about AI and we only have an hour for the subject this year, this is the way we should probably spend it. For that matter, AI may damn well be his fault.

[addendum: it would be much better if indeed he talked about AI a little.]

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6 Replies to “Facebook and Trudeau, Nazi antisemitism examined and Daniel C. Dennett weighs in on AI: Links 1 for July 7, 2023”

  2. Some remarks about the Netherlands coalition government collapse:
    “His conservative VVD party had been trying to limit the flow of asylum seekers, following a row last year about overcrowded migration centres.”

    1) The VVD is *not* a conservative party, it’s “classical liberal”, ie, “pro (big) business”. And its leader Mark Rutte is definitely in the left wing of the VVD.

    2) The current crisis at migration centres happened on Rutte’s watch, and he hasn’t done a thing about it for years (as far as I know). One could argue that he actually encouraged immigration, by signing the global compact for migration:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Compact_for_Migration
    “Netherlands: The Migration Pact led to public debate in the Netherlands after Forum for Democracy asked for a parliamentary debate, based on worries about the supposed “encouragement of migration” and the legal consequences of the signing. On 5 December, a clear majority of the parliament approved the backing of the Migration Pact.[67] The cabinet ensured it would add a legal addendum, which would state that the Migration Pact can not be used as a viable juridical document and therefore can not be used as legal support in asylum claims.”

    3) The issue that the VVD objected to was family reunification. This has little to do with the overcrowding at the centres, nor with the steady stream of opportunists criminals and terrorists that hail from safe countries like Morocco or Tunisia.