Monday, June 09, 2025
AI means 'Actually India': How Salesforce's AI smokescreen masks a mass labor shift out of America * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta
AI means 'Actually India': How Salesforce's AI smokescreen masks a mass labor shift out of America * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta:
These weren't isolated missteps. The pattern is clear, with companies using the language of "AI innovation" to mask what amounts to global labor arbitrage. Behind the curtain of automation lies a deliberate strategy to cut costs by cutting Americans out of the workforce – and Salesforce fits the mold.
Salesforce's labor realignment began in 2022, hitting U.S. recruitment teams following hiring freezes and small cuts to corporate operations. But while American jobs were disappearing, Salesforce was announcing plans to add 2,500 new roles in India, a 33% workforce increase.
75% of Truman Scholars involved in liberal politics a decade later, analysis finds | The College Fix
The College Fix identified just one Truman Scholarship winner involved in center-right politics a decade after winning - Benjamin Rothove - University of Wisconsin Madison
Truman Scholarship award winners stayed involved in liberal political issues a decade after winning the taxpayer-funded scholarship, according to an analysis by The College Fix.
Truman Scholarship award winners stayed involved in liberal political issues a decade after winning the taxpayer-funded scholarship, according to an analysis by The College Fix.
- The Fix reviewed the activities of Truman Scholars from 2015 and 2016 and found 82 of the 112 winners have a clear connection to liberal politics, such as working for a Democratic Party candidate, a pro-abortion group, or studying LGBT issues as a researcher.
- The Fix identified only one winner in the past 10 years who is still involved in some way with conservative political issues...
It's "inflammatory" to enforce migration laws, say Democrats.
But it's not.
- It's essential for protecting the vulnerable.
- The reason the Left opposes law enforcement is that they take pleasure at the destruction of civilization, at least so long as it only hurts other people.
Kennedy: Here's why Pres. Trump has gone Catwoman on Harvard.
Harvard went so far woke that they violated our civil rights laws. - Senator John Kennedy
Kennedy: Here's why Pres. Trump has gone Catwoman on Harvard.
Harvard went so far woke that they violated our civil rights laws.
That’s why President Trump has gone Catwoman on them.
Kennedy: Here's why Pres. Trump has gone Catwoman on Harvard.
Harvard went so far woke that they violated our civil rights laws.
That’s why President Trump has gone Catwoman on them.
Trump approval rating jumps 8 points in May | Blaze Media
Trump approval rating jumps 8 points in May | Blaze Media:
Moreover, slightly more Democrat voters participated in the 1,098-person survey than Republicans did.
Looking at Rasmussen's presidential approval tracker, Trump sat at 53% on June 2, just 3% shy of his inauguration week numbers. That week, Rasmussen reported Trump had hit record highs in net approval ratings, beating out numbers from his first term.
Read the Official WH Statement on Trump Deployment of National Guard to L.A. By Nick Arama
Border Czar Tom Homan tipped that the National Guard deployment was coming, after two days of violence in the Los Angeles area.
Leavitt also posted this: 
- Over that time, the federal detention facility was attacked with rioters hurling things at agents and damaging property.
- They went without help from local law enforcement for two hours, the DHS said.
- Then on Saturday there was more violence and chaos, as rioters tried to obstruct law enforcement actions, assaulted agents, and tried to block their vehicles...
- Now comes the official statement from White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, confirming the action.
History for June 9
History for June 9 - On-This-Day.com
Marvin L. Kalb 1930 - Journalist
- 1534 - Jacques Cartier became the first to sail into the river he named Saint Lawrence.
- 1790 - John Barry copyrighted "Philadelphia Spelling Book." It was the first American book to be copyrighted.
- 1931 - Robert H. Goddard patented a rocket-fueled aircraft design.
- 1934 - Donald Duck made his debut in the Silly Symphonies cartoon "The Wise Little Hen."
- 1943 - The withholding tax on payrolls was authorized by the U.S. Congress.
- 1945 - Japanese Premier Kantaro Suzuki declared that Japan would fight to the last rather than accept unconditional surrender.
- 1959 - The first ballistic missile carrying submarine, the USS George Washington, was launched.
- 2000 - Canada and the United States signed a border security agreement. The agreement called for the establishment of a border-enforcement team.
Sunday, June 08, 2025
Suppressed gender study that debunks ideology quietly released * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Suppressed gender study that debunks ideology quietly released * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
"A clear acknowledgment of their data would reveal that puberty blockers offer no mental health benefit. Despite this, the release of these results had been delayed for years," said Dr. Kurt Miceli. "The full study once again demonstrates a lack of high-quality evidence supporting the so-called 'affirming' model."
Because of Olson-Kennedy's political decision to withhold the tax-paid study, Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., and others launched an investigation.
Columnist at the Washington Post Lies About Poverty…Again Dan Mitchell
Simply stated, Porter’s chart is dishonest nonsense because it is not measuring poverty.
I have a special page called Poverty Hucksters, which features people or institutions (such as the Obama Administration, Steven Greenhouse, and the United Nations) that have deliberately lied about poverty...
Here’s a chart from his recent column in the Washington Post, augmented by my question about whether his numbers are accurate.
I have a special page called Poverty Hucksters, which features people or institutions (such as the Obama Administration, Steven Greenhouse, and the United Nations) that have deliberately lied about poverty...
Here’s a chart from his recent column in the Washington Post, augmented by my question about whether his numbers are accurate.
Seems less of a stretch than the entire DNS swap of gender, right?-----House Bill 1309: Gender equity requires hair-affirming health care.
House Bill 1309: Gender equity requires hair-affirming health care - Complete Colorado - Jon CaldaraI have never shared this publicly, only with select friends and health care professionals.
It is exceedingly personal and frankly awkward.
But I know others have the same challenge.
For them I share my story.
- I was born in the wrong body.
- I identify differently than what my body outwardly expresses.
- The world wrongly sees me as follically-challenged.
- I’ll use the modern vulgarism; hateful people call me, “bald.”
I didn’t ask to be this way.
God put me in the wrong body.
And I demand you pay to make me look as I identify.
You see, I identify as a man with wild, glorious, flowing locks of Fabio-like hair.
You see, I identify as a man with wild, glorious, flowing locks of Fabio-like hair.
I have the hair of 1970s rock-stars like Roger Daltrey and Robert Plant.
That’s who I really am, even if you can’t see past my scalp.
I identify as haired.
I identify as haired.
I mean, downright shaggy.
You will accept me as such...
Charlie Kirk bulldozes through liberal talking points on 'toxic masculinity' in debate at Cambridge | Blaze Media
Charlie Kirk bulldozes through liberal talking points on 'toxic masculinity' in debate at Cambridge | Blaze Media:
A believer in "toxic masculinity" challenged Charlie Kirk to defend his position against the "hyper-feminization" of the West, and the challenge led to a thoughtful discussion, even if combative at times.
The Turning Point USA founder took on students of the Cambridge Union in the U.K. on Monday about various topics, but one exchange about toxic masculinity was especially engrossing.
The College Admissions Game and American Foreign Policy - American Thinker
There’s a problem, however. People have begun to notice things. - John F. Di LeoForeign students pay full freight, as the saying goes...
- The big research universities have a quid pro quo in place with these foreign countries.
We educate their children; they reciprocate, as they host that remote campus in their country, and they give great benefits to our students and teachers on their semesters abroad.
No matter how dangerous the country, they make our remote campus a little tax-free oasis, an exotic temporary destination that helps polish our reputation...The money and accolades just flow right in.
There’s a problem, however.
People have begun to notice things.
- A lot of these foreign students – especially the ones from China – have been linked with illegal technology transfers, where college research projects resulted in information being sent back to China, even export-controlled technology.
- A lot of them lead Marxist community organizations, spreading anti-American propaganda and being politically active in ways that are illegal for noncitizens.
- And a lot of these foreign students – especially the ones from the Middle East – have been found running radical Islamic centers, recruiting people into Jihadist cells, even running anti-Israeli protests, beating up rabbis, barring Jewish students from their classes, shutting down buildings, intersections, neighborhoods, with tent cities and demonstrations in support of Hamas and other such terrorists...
Supreme Court hands DOGE and Trump two big victories | Blaze Media
Supreme Court hands DOGE and Trump two big victories | Blaze Media:
The court found 6-3 that DOGE can have access to records at the Social Security Administration, with Justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, and Ketanji Brown Jackson saying they would have denied the request.
The court also ruled 6-3 to pause a lower court order making DOGE responsible for answering FOIA requests. However, the case was sent back to the lower court with a narrower discovery order.
Worth understanding!-----Don't Let CBO Scoring Fool You Charlie Martin
There's been a whole lot of agita from the right-hand side about the "reconciliation bill" — the Big Beautiful Bill — that passed the House a few days ago. - Charlie Martin
A lot of it is based on the CBO scoring the bill as costing $4 trillion dollars in revenue.
Of course, along with that, a lot of people are complaining that the BBB didn't codify the DOGE spending cuts.
Which is all well and good, except that there are pretty strict limits on what a reconciliation bill can do...
A lot of it is based on the CBO scoring the bill as costing $4 trillion dollars in revenue.
And why does the CBO think that?
Because the CBO thinks the government is entitled to all the lovely tax money that would come in when the tax cuts from Trump's first term expire.
- But the BBB went and extended the tax cuts.
Those rats.
Stephen Miller explains the error:
Stephen Miller explains the error:
Which is all well and good, except that there are pretty strict limits on what a reconciliation bill can do...
General Mike Flynn posted on X....ATTENTION!
General Mike Flynn posted on X.... - Donna Iacono Crowley | Facebook - Donna Iacono CrowleySo, it appears Zelenskyy gave the go ahead to attack parked Russian nuclear capable bombers without informing @realDonaldTrump
(if true that our President was not consulted nor informed, this isn’t simply a breach of protocol. It’s a geopolitical insult and a warning sign. If Ukraine is willing to conduct strikes with strategic consequences without notifying the White House, we are no longer allies with coordination issues—we are co-belligerents flying blind)...
FYI, Those bombers that were hit HAVE to be out in full view due to nuclear treaty obligations.
Zelenskyy took advantage of that...
However, imagine any one of our big bomber bases having the exact same thing done to them...
However, imagine any one of our big bomber bases having the exact same thing done to them...
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