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LinkSwarm For August 21, 2026
Trump’s winning in Iran, Russia’s losing in Ukraine, Democrats committing fraud left and right, the data center debate rages on, a crappy movie in China gain sudden popularity because it’s crappy, and Orlando PD get to wrestle an alligator. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Election, Abdulloi Toshpulodzoda, Admiral Grigorovich, AI, Alabama-Coushatta, alligator, Anthony Fauci, Anthropic, Arleigh Burke class destroyer, Babylon Bee, Bastrop, Bastrop City Council, CAIR, California, Cami Clark, campaign finance fraud, cars, Chicago, China, CleanSpark, Communism, Core Scientific, coronavirus, Crime, Critical Drinker, Dario Amodei, Data Center Coalition, data centers, David Morens, deconstructionism, Democrats, Department of Health and Human Services, Digital Realty, Eagle Pass, EcoHealth Alliance of New York, Ed Bolian, EdgeConneX, Emily Gallagher, Eric Swalwell, Facebook, Fairfax County, Far Corner, Flock AI cameras, FOAI, Frankfurt School, fraud, fundraising, Gavin Newsom, Gilles Deleuze, Google, Grand Theft Auto, Greg Abbott, Hamas, Herbert Marcuse, Illegal Aliens, Innodata, Iran, Isaiah Mitchell, Jacques Derrida, Japan, Jason Arday, Jeffrey Epstein, Jihad, Karen Bass, Kickapoo, Koledino, Kombinat Kamensky, Kurt Schlichter, Lancium, Last Token, LinkSwarm, logistics, Los Angeles, Mara, Mariupol, Max Horkheimer, Media Watch, Melissa L. Farris, Michel Foucault, Middle East Forum, Military, Minnesota, Moscow, National Review, Navy, New York, Nigel Farage, Nithya Raman, Novorossiysk, OpenAI, Operation Epic Fury, Oracle, Orlando, Peter D, Peter Daszak, Philip Qiu, Professor of Rock, QTS Data Centers, Reddit, Rick Beato, Rockstar Games, Ron DeSantis, Rostov, Rowan Digital Infrastructure, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Salman Ahmed Elmi, Samara, SB Energy, shoplifting, Skybox Datacenters, Social Justice Warriors, Softbank, South China Sea, Soyuz, space, SpaceX, Stan Gerdes, Steve Descano, Stream Data Centers, Suchomimus, Tajikistan, terrorism, Texas, The Texan News, Theodor W. Adorno, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Ukraine, USS Benfold, Vantage Data Centers, voting fraud, waste, Welfare State, Wildberries, WNBA, World Vision, World War II, xAI, Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, Zoom Books
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LinkSwarm For December 13, 2024
Because I had to get out my book catalog last week, I’ve been as busy as Kathleen Kennedy on Ruin Star Wars Day, so this is another two-weeks crammed into one LinkSwarm. It’s just been a packed two weeks, with … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged ABC, ActBlue, Adrian Mardel, Alex Karp, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Alvin Bragg, B-52, Babylon Bee, bankruptcy, Bashar Assad, Biden Recession, Big Lots, Border Controls, Border Patrol, Brian Thompson, Broadcom, Budget, Canada, Carlos Jobany Castaneda Lechuga, Carlos Watson, Carrollton, China, Christmas, Christopher Wray, Communism, Cook County, Crime, Crystal Mangum, Curtis John Locklear, Dan Crenshaw, Daniel Penny, DC Comics, Deborah Gonzalez, DEI, Democrats, Department of Education, Disney, dogs, Don McMillan, drones, Duke lacrosse case, Emilio Mendoza, Emilio Mendoza Lopez, EPA, F-15, Fani Willis, FBI, Florida, Foreign Policy, Fort Cavazos, fraud, Ft. Hood, George Gascon, George Soros, George Stephanopoulos, Georgia, Gerry Connolly, Google, Greg Abbott, Guns, Hallmark, Hollywood, Illegal Aliens, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Jaguar, James Gunn, Japan, Jay Hartzell, Jen O’Malley Dillon, Jessica Tarlov, Jihad, Jody Owens, Jordan B. Peterson, Joshua Carroll, Kalki Yalamanchili, Katie Couric, Kim Foxx, layoffs, LinkSwarm, Louis Black, Luigi Mangione, Media Watch, Mike Schmidt, Military, MSNBC, Nathan Vasquez, Nathan Wade, Obama, ObamaCare, Oklahoma, Palantir, Pamela Price, pedophilia, Philadelphia, quantum computing, Regulation, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, Ron DeSantis, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sean Turner, Secret Service, Semiconductors, sex offender, Softbank, superheroes, Superman, Syria, Tano Tijerina, Texas, Ukraine, UnitedHealthcare, University of Texas, voting fraud, Webb County, Zul Mohamed
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“A Mass Extinction Event For Startups”
The Biden recession and other trends made 2023 a horrible year for startups. “Big startups are shutting down. According to PitchBook, more than 3,000 private venture backed startups failed in the last year.” “Of the startups raising money, 19% were … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, video
Tagged Adam Neumann, AI, Airbnb, Biden Recession, Bird (scooter company), DoorDash, Economics, Facebook, Hyperloop, interest rates, Masayoshi Son, Microsoft, Nvidia, Olive AI, Patrick Boyle, PitchBook, Smile Direct Club, Softbank, technology, Uber, video, WeWork, Zume
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Nvidia To Buy Arm
Fabless chipmaker Nvidia, famed for their graphic chips and bitcoin mining rigs, has agreed to buy Arm (formerly ARM) Holdings from current owner Softbank for $40 billion. Arm had $1.9 billion in revenue in 2019, and over 22 billion chips … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, ARM, business, Intel, mergers, Nvidia, Semiconductors, Softbank, technology
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