mobidic

"Well then, I guess I'm a dying breed!"
 World citizen. Language and System Analyst. Technology as a tool for cultural development. Ontology and language analysis help to edit, clarify, negate the flow of information, and to formulate an opinion – as a human being, as a citizen. The fight against stupidity and nationalism, every day.

mobidicmobidic
2026-01-13

@petealexharris LLM = Layers of Layers of Misunderstandings

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William Lindsey :toad:wdlindsy@toad.social
2026-01-10

"Right now, there is a strategy coming from the White House. Here is how that strategy works. You witness so much wrongdoing that your ability to be shocked begins to erode. You are hit with so many scandals that the details blur together. Eventually, the effort required to stay informed becomes so draining that tuning out feels like the only option left. That is not a failure on your part. That is the goal."

Aaron Parnas

#Trump #MAGA #fascism #chaos #confusion

aaronparnas.substack.com/p/imp

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mobidicmobidic
2026-01-06

2026 and your neighborhood bullies

Annyeonghaseyo!

I hope you opened the New Year with cheer, Donald Trump and Nicolas Maduro notwithstanding.
...

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Trump and Maduro whatch NY Firework from space.
mobidicmobidic
2026-01-06

Edward R. Murrow: “We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty.”

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Portrait of Edward R. Murrow
mobidicmobidic
2026-01-06

What is a "Kavanaugh Stop"?

believes that the citizens and who were illegally detained likely could not sue because “what matters is the ‘reality of the threat of repeated injury.’” Somehow, Kavanaugh decided that the plaintiffs have “no good basis to believe that law enforcement will unlawfully stop them in the future based on the prohibited factors - and certainly no good basis for believing that any stop of the plaintiffs is imminent.”

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Rectangular photo of Justice Brett Kavanaugh speaking in an animated manner to a crowd in a frame with a white border on a green background. Various stickers are layered on top of the frame and background, including one that reads "MONSTER" over and over, "2025", two pair of eyes, purple stars, and multiple yuck faces.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh answers questions during judicial conference, Friday, May 10, 2024, in Austin, TexasMother Jones illustration; Getty; Eric Gay/AP

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/01/monster-of-2025-kavanaugh-stops/
mobidicmobidic
2026-01-06

“The disconnect between the Trump administration and what’s really going on in the oil world, and what American companies want, is huge,” says Lorne Stockman, an analyst with Oil Change International, a clean energy and fossil fuels research and advocacy organization.

motherjones.com/politics/2026/

Trump seems to view the situation almost like “a Settlers of Catan board—you kidnap the president of Venezuela and, ipso facto, you now control all the oil.”
mobidicmobidic
2026-01-06

Nothing has changed.

Model Management, has profited from using foreign models who came to the United States on tourist visas that did not permit them to work here, according to three former Trump models, all noncitizens, who shared their stories with Mother Jones. Financial and immigration records included in a recent lawsuit filed by a fourth former Trump model show that she, too, worked for Trump’s agency in the United States without a proper visa.

motherjones.com/politics/2016/

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Republican nominee Donald Trump has placed immigration at the core of his presidential campaign. He has claimed that undocumented immigrants are “taking our jobs” and “taking our money,” pledged to deport them en masse, and vowed to build a wall on the Mexican border. At one point he demanded a ban on Muslims entering the country. Speaking to supporters in Iowa on Saturday, Trump said he would crack down on visitors to the United States who overstay their visas and declared that when any American citizen “loses their job to an illegal immigrant, the rights of that American citizen have been violated.” And he is scheduled to give a major address on immigration in Arizona on Wednesday night.
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2026-01-06

MICHIGAN: Police arrest protestor of Trump’s attack on Venezuela while she’s live on air 🤔🇺🇸

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2026-01-05

The trappings of law await Nicolás at the courthouse at 500 Pearl Street in lower Manhattan. There is an indictment. There will be prosecutors and defense counsel, a judge and briefs. In the end, when all is said and done, and if the administration does not colossally bungle this case, there will probably be a conviction and a hefty prison sentence.

But we cannot lose sight of what has brought us here ...

politico.com/news/magazine/202

President Donald Trump listens to a question during a news conference at Mar-a-Lago, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2026, in Palm Beach, Fla., as Secretary of State Marco Rubio watches. | Alex Brandon/AP
mobidicmobidic
2026-01-02

Wait for 2025!

149,070 by in 2024
by the two operational branches of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in fiscal year 2024. That includes 113,430 administrative arrests (76.1% of total arrests) conducted by ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, as well as arrests: 3,032 by and 32,608 by Security Investigations, the transnational criminal division of ICE.

usafacts.org/answers/how-many-

While criminal investigations and arrests are part of ICE’s mission, it is the administrative arrests made by ERO that are the focus of this page. ERO enforces immigration law — not criminal law — in the US interior, administratively arresting people outside the border regions who are in violation of the law (the border is handled by US Customs and Border Protection [CBP]). Only noncitizens (also called aliens in US immigration law) who have civil immigration violations are subject to administrative arrest, a key distinction from the HSI arrests that target citizens and noncitizens alike for alleged criminal conduct relating to transnational crime.
ICE made 102,410 administrative arrests from January to November 2024, putting them behind the 10-year (2014–2023) average of arrests through November, and behind the 2023 arrest numbers.

https://usafacts.org/answers/how-many-people-does-ice-arrest/country/united-states/#:~:text=While,numbers
Based on Office of Homeland Security Statistics data that begins in FY 2014, monthly arrests have ranged from 2,450 in February 2021 to 19,040 in October 2013. Excluding February 2020–September 2021 when arrest totals dropped in response to factors including COVID-19, interim guidance under a new administration, and a reallocation by the Department of Homeland Security of ICE resources to the Southwest border to help CBP manage increased activity, the next-lowest monthly arrest total was 8,050 from January 2016.

https://usafacts.org/answers/how-many-people-does-ice-arrest/country/united-states/#:~:text=While,2023,-%2E&text=Based,2016
mobidicmobidic
2026-01-02


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mobidicmobidic
2025-12-24

Merry Christmas🎄

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Iryna Voichukiryna@mstdn.social
2025-12-24

Writing “Merry Christmas” feels heavy when my family is listening to explosions in Kharkiv.

Still, I believe in good — and in the small ways we choose it and share it with others.

So… Merry Christmas.

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2025-12-24

Tonight you will be visited by three ghosts.

Happy Christmas All!

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2025-12-24

A "shithole country" isn't a poor country that can't feed its children. It's a rich country that won't feed its children.

mobidicmobidic
2025-12-23

@sennoma
I expect a preacher to draw a clear line against moral maximalism in order to protect young people from self-exploitation.

Everyone should be clear about the personal costs they impose on themselves when standing up for a good and just cause.

“Low costs” do not presuppose an ethic of sacrifice. Responsibility is gradual.

We do not need a generation of self-sacrificing young people!

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 If you systematically benefit from a structurally unequal social order, you bear a particular shared responsibility to participate in reforms that reduce this inequality—at least where you have influence and the costs are low.  We do not need a generation of self-sacrificing young people, but one that refuses to keep going the way their parents modeled.
mobidicmobidic
2025-12-22

"An unholy alliance of Russian oligarchs, South American drug lords, and tax evaders from around the globe – is successfully continuing its tactic of chipping away, bit by bit, at public access to company registers. "

Frank Felix Debatin
CEO, North Data

blog.northdata.com/money-laund

The perhaps most financially powerful lobby in the world – an unholy alliance of Russian oligarchs, South American drug lords, and tax evaders from around the globe – is successfully continuing its tactic of chipping away, bit by bit, at public access to company registers. The latest casualty is the ESM – the Czech register for Beneficial Owners, the directory of individuals who ultimately control companies. According to the website of the register, the Czech Ministry of Justice has announced that public access was shut down on December 17, 2025. Since then only so-called privileged users, such as authorities, have access. It was only in July that access to Malta’s company register was similarly restricted.  These closures are justified by invoking the catch-all argument of “data protection.” However, the idea of data protection is to safeguard sensitive personal information – not to enable anonymous activity under the cover of a corporate shell. So far, the greatest success for the money laundering lobby was the erroneous ruling by the European Court of Justice in 2022, which restricted access to transparency registers. Since then, numerous countries have relied on this judgment to close their registers to the public once more. The plaintiff before the ECJ was a business partner of Russian oligarchs.

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