New Knowledge Whistleblower

[Curried Goats]

Like I have told you many times, it is very poor Democrats in most Southern red states that damage the statistics. You seem to think that doctor’s, lawyers and other successful people in red states live in the same areas and neighborhood’s as the downtrodden. That is to be expected because that is essentially what happens in large blue inner cities. There are some very wealthy people in Manhattan, but they still have to step over the homeless at times when walking down the street. We don’t have that problem.

Our poor tend to be very poor and very Democrat. Our wealthy tend to be not as wealthy on average as those in large cities, but have a better standard of living on a per dollar basis. The same goes for our middle class. The salaries for the wealthy and middle class tend to be lower than in large blue cities because a) far less unions and b) the cost of living doesn’t require it. With lower salaries comes less federal taxable income, meaning less to offset the poor Democrats who are reliant on federal funds. That means many Southern red states are in the red when it comes to federal funding. Remove the Democrats and we would be well into the black.

Glad I could clear that up for you.

Uh huh....

Third Way.

Red states like Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama are America’s murder capitals and have had the highest three murder rates for 15 of the last 23 years.​

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The excuse that sky high red state murder rates are because of their blue cities is without merit. Even after removing the county with the largest city from red states, and not from blue states, red state murder rates were still 20% higher in 2021 and 16% higher in 2022.​

 

[konradv]

Scary stuff here. Former NSA employees working for a company to create a partisan left-wing disinformation narrative targeting Republicans and selling the information to the NSA. All of this for political gain and election interference.

It is a long article. For lefties with short attention spans, below is one of the more alarming pieces of information.

DUPUIS: I wish I had written more stuff down. At one point, we had all these new Elastic Search, NSA people show up…

They are an open-source, proprietary search technology API that can be integrated into software. It's used by a lot of companies. I've never worked anywhere that hasn't had some sort of Elastic Search type tool embedded into the product.

We already had one NSA person join, Ryan, and that made sense because he's a security analyst. And it sounded like he was excited to get out of working for the government. But then we got a new executive that had previously worked at the NSA, and he came from Elastic.

But this second NSA guy became the director of technology or something. When he comes in, we go down to The Draft House, this bar down the street from the office, for a kind of employee welcome thing.

Ryan gets really drunk. He didn’t seem to be able to hold his liquor, and I started asking him about PRISM.

THACKER: This was the top secret NSA program to spy on Americans that Edward Snowden leaked to Glenn Greenwald. PRISM allowed intelligence services direct access to the companies' servers to search our communications.

Members of Congress didn’t even know it existed.

DUPUIS: I didn't say anything about how I felt about it. I was just wondering what it was like to be working at the NSA when it got blown up by Edward Snowden.

And he said, “You know, that exposed the locations and identities of people that were undercover, and put their lives at risk.”

I thought that was a pretty reasonable thing to be upset about.

And then Ryan and the other former NSA guy are kind of bantering back and forth and saying, “Oh, it's not like what people think it is. We actually have to really follow the law, follow the Constitution. But a lot of people get fed up with that, and leave to go into the private sector. Because if you sell it back as a product to the government, you're not bound to federal law.”

THACKER: They were telling you what the game is. The game is you work inside NSA, or these intelligence agencies. You then leave the intel agencies, and you go work in the private sector. And then you sell this information right back to your old employer in the federal government.

DUPUIS: Yes.

THACKER: Did you understand it immediately at the time, “Whoa, what's going on here? You’re two former NSA guys, and you just explained the game to me.”

WHISTLEBLOWER: Insider Details How "New Knowledge" Cybersecurity Firm Created Disinformation in American Election

MAGA Republicans are getting crazier and crazier, as Trump’s presidential hopes sink!

 

[JoeB131]

That is not my argument at all. Is your argument that is somehow better to have the poor live beside the rich? You and other liberals may say that because it makes your feel good, but the reality is that even in large cities where the rich and the wealthy are much closer together, there are pockets of rich and pockets of poor.

Hmm...if you have to look at it, then you realize a moral obligation to do something about it. So, yes, it is actually worse that the poorer Jesusland States put their poor people in Enclaves.

The main point was that just as large cites have these pockets of wealth, my state and many Southern states have larger areas of wealth, which make for a much safer and nicer environment in those areas. Before you start spouting off crime stats in Southern states, you need to break it down by Republican areas vs Democrat areas and you will see where the problem lies. There are more Republican areas, but the Democrat areas have far, far more crime.

No, actually, I really don't. The point is, you have more poverty and higher crime rates in the South.

Shit, when I went to Orlando I saw more Homeless people than I see here in Chicago.

The other main point was the quality of life. Your quality of life would be much better on your income in my state than in yours. You could live in a nicer, safer area and afford a much nicer home. No, there would not be trailers next door nor people wearing white pointy caps. However, there would be more educated professionals that just happen to be Republican, unless, from your perspective, you got lucky and moved next to the many NE transplants that have come to enjoy a better standard of living but aren’t quite intelligent enough to figure out that the better standard of living is due to the way we vote. Granted, your stated income wouldn’t put you in the nicest of areas, but regardless, it would be significantly better than anywhere in Chicago given the same income. But, by all means, PLEASE don’t come here. We have too many people like you that are far too eager to change our area into what they escaped. No thank you.

Uh, I've been to the South, both when I was stationed at various military posts and more recently, on my honeymoon. I didn't see "quality of life".

Here's the thing, nobody from the NE moves to the South because they want to live in Jesusland. They move for the reason my friend and her husband did, because their companies move down there.

My friend hates living in SC. The schools suck, there's more crime than she encountered in Schaumburg, which is where she lived, and it probably doesn't help that she's the only Asian-American in the place and people look at her funny.

 

[BluesLegend]

I'll summarize, Democrats are CORRUPT hello!