Trell

Trell

Audioholic Spartan
yep, it sure is a shame the left could not have done a better job with a candidate choice........... ;)
First, the election is done and Trump is President, so blaming Democrats for what Must and Trump are doing is a little disingenuous. ;)

And then there are Trump voters that TLS Guy characterized as:

>>>Most people here and the people we associate with have an IQ of above 100. But it is a curve slightly tilted to have slightly more people below 100. Trump's votes correlate pretty much precisely with those below 100 on the IQ curve.<<<

 
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Trell

Trell

Audioholic Spartan
Recent reports on CTV news say that the percentage is actually closer to 0.2% of reported smuggling. The Fentanyl claim is just a smoke screen as 0.2% is just a drop in the bucket. Trump is just a megalomaniac abusing his power and his lying is just seen as a tool. He recently tweeted that U.S. banks can not operate in Canada, which is plain false:
https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/article/trump-wrong-us-banks-can-and-do-operate-in-canada-association-and-professor-say/

Canada has one of the most stable banking systems in the world. Last thing we need is for that a**hole to mess things up.
Trump also claimed that Canada "don't take US agricultural product for the most part", when in fact Canada is the third biggest buyer in the world.

>>>... In the Oval Office, Trump said of Canada: “We can’t let them take advantage of the US. They don’t take our agricultural product for the most part.” He added shortly after: “They don’t take our agricultural product for the most part, our milk and dairy, etc. A little bit they do, but not much.”

This is false, even with Trump’s “for the most part” and “a little bit they do” qualifiers.

While Canada does limit foreign access to its dairy market in particular, Canada is nonetheless one of the top export markets for US dairy products and for agricultural products in general. Canada bought $27.9 billion worth of US agricultural exports in the 2023 fiscal year, making it the third-biggest buyer in the world behind only China ($33.7 billion) and Mexico ($28.2 billion).

“Canada consistently ranks among our top markets for agricultural product exports, representing one of our most significant and reliable trading partners,” the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on its website last year. ...<<<

 
Mikado463

Mikado463

Audioholic Spartan
First, the election is done and Trump is President, so blaming Democrats for what Must and Trump are doing is a little disingenuous. ;)

And then there are Trump voters that TLS Guy characterized as:

>>>Most people here and the people we associate with have an IQ of above 100. But it is a curve slightly tilted to have slightly more people below 100. Trump's votes correlate pretty much precisely with those below 100 on the IQ curve.<<<

LMAO, the left was blaming Trump throughout the Biden $hit show. As for me blaming the Dems for Trump, you bet your buttocks ............... ;)
 
Eppie

Eppie

Audioholic Ninja
From the Federation of American Scientists Linked-In page:
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Federation of American Scientists 6,662 followers 6d •
6 days ago


Earlier this week, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management penned an unprecedented memo: all federal employees were given an option to resign their posts. This call also went out to America’s thousands of federally-employed scientists.

Federal scientists are not hidden away in mysterious labs all day – they test our air and water for cleanliness, they develop next-generation energy sources, and they enhance the safety of our nuclear weapons stockpiles. Federal scientists and federally funded scientists are the reason the U.S. has historically been the highest-ranked nation for innovation. We’ve seen it in the form of space exploration, inventions like the iPhone and GPS, and miraculous medical treatments. Without them, we lose our edge as the world leader in science and innovation. They are not just scientists, but engineers, technicians, educators, and other professionals who come to work every day to make the United States safer and more prosperous.

To those scientists, we say: your efforts have not gone unnoticed.

While others tussle over the exact ramifications of the memo – we urge you to STAY. We need you. American innovation needs you, and the passion, curiosity, invention, and creativity that drives you.

Ad astra,
Federation of American Scientists
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The Trump administration is removing all of the guard dogs in all departments and putting foxes in charge of the hen house. Is this really what Trump supporters want?

In 2000, we had shady dealings going on at a water treatment facility in Wiarton, Ontario. The result was one of the world's largest outbreaks of E.coli leading to 7 deaths and 2300 people becoming ill, some with chronic liver damage. I don't think American's fully realize just how dangerous this administration is becoming; not until it's too late.
 
Trell

Trell

Audioholic Spartan
From the Federation of American Scientists Linked-In page:
================================
Federation of American Scientists 6,662 followers 6d •
6 days ago


Earlier this week, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management penned an unprecedented memo: all federal employees were given an option to resign their posts. This call also went out to America’s thousands of federally-employed scientists.

Federal scientists are not hidden away in mysterious labs all day – they test our air and water for cleanliness, they develop next-generation energy sources, and they enhance the safety of our nuclear weapons stockpiles. Federal scientists and federally funded scientists are the reason the U.S. has historically been the highest-ranked nation for innovation. We’ve seen it in the form of space exploration, inventions like the iPhone and GPS, and miraculous medical treatments. Without them, we lose our edge as the world leader in science and innovation. They are not just scientists, but engineers, technicians, educators, and other professionals who come to work every day to make the United States safer and more prosperous.

To those scientists, we say: your efforts have not gone unnoticed.

While others tussle over the exact ramifications of the memo – we urge you to STAY. We need you. American innovation needs you, and the passion, curiosity, invention, and creativity that drives you.

Ad astra,
Federation of American Scientists
================================

The Trump administration is removing all of the guard dogs in all departments and putting foxes in charge of the hen house. Is this really what Trump supporters want?

In 2000, we had shady dealings going on at a water treatment facility in Wiarton, Ontario. The result was one of the world's largest outbreaks of E.coli leading to 7 deaths and 2300 people becoming ill, some with chronic liver damage. I don't think American's fully realize just how dangerous this administration is becoming; not until it's too late.
MAGA is really MASA: Make America Stupid Again.
 
mtrycrafts

mtrycrafts

Seriously, I have no life.
Trump also claimed that Canada "don't take US agricultural product for the most part", when in fact Canada is the third biggest buyer in the world.

...
Just scary how much he has no clue about, just runs mouth off, just like that condom claim sent to Hamas fighter. :eek: :mad:
 
mtrycrafts

mtrycrafts

Seriously, I have no life.
...

The Trump administration is removing all of the guard dogs in all departments and putting foxes in charge of the hen house. ...
Does that remind you of USSR perhaps, or another such country how they monitored their work force?
 
Eppie

Eppie

Audioholic Ninja
you mean 'another' a-hole, you already have 'Trudy' ! ;)
A lot of people are unhappy that the Liberals prorogued government instead of getting elections out of the way at such a crucial time, but it wasn't unexpected. Trudeau tried to hang on to power much too long and damaged his party as a result.
 
M

Mr._Clark

Audioholic Samurai
Ain't it cool that a 25-year old Musk lackey is giving this kind of access? There are a number of other very young and inexperienced kids running around as well.

But this what the "low information" voters voted for.

>>>A 25-Year-Old With Elon Musk Ties Has Direct Access to the Federal Payment System

The Bureau of the Fiscal Service is a sleepy part of the Treasury Department. It’s also where, sources say, a 25-year-old engineer tied to Elon Musk has admin privileges over the code that controls Social Security payments, tax returns, and more.

A 25-year-old engineer named Marko Elez, who previously worked for two Elon Musk companies, has direct access to Treasury Department systems responsible for nearly all payments made by the US government, three sources tell WIRED.

Two of those sources say that Elez’s privileges include the ability not just to read but to write code on two of the most sensitive systems in the US government: the Payment Automation Manager and Secure Payment System at the Bureau of the Fiscal Service (BFS). Housed on a secure mainframe, these systems control, on a granular level, government payments that in their totality amount to more than a fifth of the US economy.

Despite reporting that suggests that Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) task force has access to these Treasury systems on a “read-only” level, sources say Elez, who has visited a Kansas City office housing BFS systems, has many administrator-level privileges. Typically, those admin privileges could give someone the power to log in to servers through secure shell access, navigate the entire file system, change user permissions, and delete or modify critical files. That could allow someone to bypass the security measures of, and potentially cause irreversible changes to, the very systems they have access to.

“You could do anything with these privileges,” says one source with knowledge of the system, who adds that they cannot conceive of a reason that anyone would need them for purposes of simply hunting down fraudulent payments or analyzing disbursement flow.

"Technically I don't see why this couldn't happen," a federal IT worker tells WIRED in a phone call late on Monday night, referring to the possibility of a DOGE employee being granted elevated access to a government server. "If you would have asked me a week ago, I'd have told you that this kind of thing would never in a million years happen. But now, who the truck knows."

A source says they are concerned that data could be passed from secure systems to DOGE operatives within the General Services Administration. WIRED reporting has shown that Elon Musk’s associates—including Nicole Hollander, who slept in Twitter’s offices as Musk acquired the company, and Thomas Shedd, a former Tesla engineer who now runs a GSA agency, along with a host of extremely young and inexperienced engineers—have infiltrated the GSA and have attempted to use White House security credentials to gain access to GSA tech, something experts have said is highly unusual and poses a huge security risk. ...<<<

>>>Typically, those admin privileges could give someone the power to log in to servers through secure shell access, navigate the entire file system, change user permissions, and delete or modify critical files. That could allow someone to bypass the security measures of, and potentially cause irreversible changes to, the very systems they have access to.<<<

This is absolutely nuts. I wonder if any of the DOGE people been vetted for security issues.

One 25 year old private citizen could (intentionally or unintentionally) cause a large portion of the U.S. the government (and the U.S. economy) to crash.
 

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