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And apparently, Elon Musk is pushing some intense narratives for past few days against Muslim terrorists and criminals (in and outside US).

I don't think it's anything new. He was instrumental in promoting the UK race riots recently and has come out in support of just about every hardcore right wing movement in the West.

I don't think he has anything against Muslims, specifically, but he is very sympathetic to white rights movements, especially after he had to grovel and bow down when the Jews spanked his ass for allowing pro-Palestinians posts on X.
 


It is getting worse.


While I completely agree this guy is a nut and a definite danger to the community I'm going to play the Devil's Advocate and pull the excuse Liberals use for not locking up the mentally ill who show danger signs: "If the person has no history of doing anything why are we locking them away tightly in institutions? This is punishing somebody for an assumed future crime".

The reason I bring this up (and remember I think this guy is indeed very dangerous) is that there are tons of people like him who as teens would build bombs and blow up stuff in the woods "for kicks" and even cross the line by blowing up their neighbor's mailbox for a big laugh. But they don't ever assassinate anybody.

I mean FPSRussia is a classic example.

Guns & Explosives!

Police Investigate Exploded Mailbox Incident​

 
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IBM (India Business Machines) has become so bad in terms of quality, they were fired by two Western companies where I worked.

In one case, it was NRI managers who fired them for low quality work. In the other case, I worked with two Indian women who literally didn't know the most basic concepts like 'what is a function? what is a parameter?' but they got hired because their husbands worked in IBM. As always, they survived because most of the team was Indian and covered up for them.
 


To make matters worse a lot of the discrimination is using Liberal's DEI crap as a smokescreen justification.

IBM-owned Red Hat has been sued for allegedly discriminating against a White male employee. The legal team behind the suit is led by Stephen Miller, a key anti-immigration advisor to Donald Trump during his presidency.
The stateside complaint claims that in the pursuit of greater racial and gender diversity within the Linux distro maker, Red Hat axed senior director Allan Kingsley Wood, an employee of eight years. According to the suit, that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiative within Red Hat "necessitates prioritizing skin color and race as primary hiring factors," and this, and not other factors, led to him being laid off.
Basically, Wood claims he was unfairly let go for being a White man, rather for performance or the like, because Red Hat was focused on prioritizing in an unlawfully discriminatory fashion people of other races and genders to diversify its ranks.

Alot of financial companies were publicly shamed for being mostly white men by DEI advocates (who mostly represent black Americans and women). So what did the financial companies do...hire more Indians..including the wives of other Indian men working at competing companies. :rolleyes:

If you really want to find the root of the problem blame the Liberals for yet another supposedly "noble plan" that was quickly imposed without thinking it through and of course backfired.

Are there more black Americans in Financial institutions? Nope! Are their DEI quotas met. Yep!
 
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IBM (India Business Machines) has become so bad in terms of quality, they were fired by two Western companies where I worked.

In one case, it was NRI managers who fired them for low quality work. In the other case, I worked with two Indian women who literally didn't know the most basic concepts like 'what is a function? what is a parameter?' but they got hired because their husbands worked in IBM. As always, they survived because most of the team was Indian and covered up for them.
Why has the board not fired this guy and found a replacement?

Let's see:
2012–2020 CEO Ginni Rometty
Stock price in 2012: 188, in 2020: 120
2021-Present CEO Arvind Krishna
Stock price in 2021: 120, in 2025: 222

He doubled the valuation in 4 years. Rometty halved the valuation in 8 years.
 
Why has the board not fired this guy and found a replacement?

Let's see:
2012–2020 CEO Ginni Rometty
Stock price in 2012: 188, in 2020: 120
2021-Present CEO Arvind Krishna
Stock price in 2021: 120, in 2025: 222

He doubled the valuation in 4 years. Rometty halved the valuation in 8 years.

Valuation is increasing because of AI which is picking up the slack for consulting. It will take years for IBM (India) to scavenge off and erode the prestige that IBM (USA) has built over the decades.

IBM gets lift from software, AI demand as consulting slips
 

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