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How I escaped Twitter
“A Defense of Eucharistic Symbolism” is now on YouTube (it was on BitChute first):
The official response to the Rotherham scandal, as PJW describes, is “insane” indeed. Here’s the situation:
U.K. police were reported, in 2014, to have ignored organized mass sexual abuse of underage British girls by Muslim men, mostly Pakistanis. Instead of cracking down on the perpetrators or addressing police negligence, authorities allegedly sought to suppress the story. Government and media covered this up, allowing the abuse to continue.
Fathers who tried to seek justice were dismissed or even arrested for hate speech. This level of malfeasance demands years-long prison sentences for both the criminals and officials.
Recently, Elon Musk criticized the British authorities for this situation. Now, rather than addressing his concerns or ensuring justice, officials are circling the wagons and doing nothing but accuse Musk of abusive speech.
How the British public can continue to elect these people is truly a mystery.
Ohio wildlife
(chilling at the Columbus Zoo)
#OhioBeauty?
A question regarding this platform:
When I lick on “Alerts” (i guess alerts are created triggered by reactions to my activity here), I just see a list with users, but no reference to “alerts”. Is that the intended behaviour …?
THE litmus test of whether a corporation is actually committed to freedom and decentralization is simply this: Do they publish free, open RSS feeds for general public use of their content?
BitChute, for example, passes this test. Even YouTube does. So do all blogs and most news services.
But NOT X.com, that bastion of free speech. Also not Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. That’s because the corporations that own these web services want you locked inside their walled gardens.
The tension between open access and walled gardens is an old problem we were talking about back in the 90s, but it is evergreen. It is THE basic issue of internet politics. It’s not going away.
Get on the right side of this problem, people. It’s important. Learn about it, talk about it. Pressure Elon to support RSS. If he did this one little thing, it would mean a lot.
BTW, in a one-on-one convo over the phone, Jack Dorsey told me in spring 2019 that Twitter was going to add RSS support. He never did.
I’m working on this. It’s gonna be pretty cool. A script that uses ChatGPT-4o autogenerates the comments (and more, soon).
This will be a fascinating part of our media world going forward: the use of AI to reconstruct focused, detailed, color video from relatively simple videos.
Coming in a year or two: the automatic conversion of silent movies into talkies.
If you like this sort of micropost from me, you can always post a link to it on your own social media account on X.com or wherever you have one. (That’s how the Internet used to work, you know.)
Or if you want to “like” or respond to this post right here on SangerFeed, you can make an account here and do just that!
The L.A. fires—two words—cui bono?
From PJW: In a shocking account, a UK father relates how his daughter was groomed and gang raped by Pakistani Muslims and that the police told him to “let it go” or he’d “be arrested for being racist.”
Truly, these people deserve not just to lose their jobs but to be thrown in prison as accessories after the fact. If there were justice, that’s what would happen.
modernity.newsUK Father Whose Daughter Was Gang Raped: “Police Told Me To Let It Go”
The Heritage Foundation takes on Wikipedia’s rising anti-Semitism, planning to unmask rogue editors. 🍿
forward.comScoop: Heritage Foundation plans to ‘identify and target’ Wikipedia editors
I was in one of the top ten stories about Wikipedia of 2024, according to the Wikipedian.
The Muskingum River bursting its banks, McConnellsville, Ohio, February 2022. #OhioBeauty
Dad joke time.
What is the most portable fruit, for men?
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Mango.
I scratched a technical itch of mine just now in ZWIBook. Formerly, if you hovered over the “previous” and “next” page buttons, you’d get only the percentage (where you are in the text). Now you get a more satisfying page number (as well as a percentage).
This will be included in all new copies of ZWIBook shipped (after a few drives, already copied).
