Short step from Beria to Solzhenitsyn.

“And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family?.. The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin’s thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt! If…if…We didn’t love freedom enough. And even more – we had no awareness of the real situation…. We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward.” — Solzhenitysn

NOTE to Neo: the blog police are once again censoring the full quote.

AI will make the issue of recording FBI interviews moot. They will be able to convincingly fabricate them.
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That sounds so cynical; too bad the FIBs have made it a believable statement.

AI will make the issue of recording FBI interviews moot. They will be able to convincingly fabricate them.

It’s for the 5%! I don’t forget them!

AesopFan: I live to serve!

I was hoping some, maybe even neo, would pick up on that as a handy household hint in the internet age.

I’m looking forward to the AI which can turn a YouTube into a full transcript that calls out the different speakers so you can just read the bloody thing like you want to.

Thanks for the tip — I’m now “reading” Gorka’s interview with Solomon and Carter.

Kate asks how many have been similarly treated and tossed in Federal prison? Flynn’s lawyer Sidney Powell avers 5 to 10% in an interview back about two weeks ago, probably on Fox Business – but definitely posted up at YouTube. It struck me hard and as a difficult to accept truth, but I felt as if a water balloon hit me and was quite angry.

Finally, Quinn ends her K T McFarland book review with a quote, echoing my sentiments many times:

“One concluding statement she [K T] made:

‘If anything, I am now more convinced than ever that what we are experiencing now is not just a group of Democrats, Never-Trumpers, and the liberal media who have made common cause in their efforts to get rid of Trump. It is an entrenched self-perpetuating Washington Establishment locked into a battle with the American people over who is sovereign. Is it the American electorate who voted for populism and nationalism with Donald Trump as their flagbearer? Or does the ultimate power rest in the hands of the entrenched Administrative State and the governing class who are using the system to get rid of Trump and everything he stands for?’

“It is time, against at all levels of government, for us to take back our country!”

Back in the first decade of this century, I read law books from Phillip Hamburger at Columbia law and F H Buckley (who was Canadian) at George Mason University law. The question in one title was “Is the Administrative State Unconstitutional?” The answer, Yes.

I stoped reading these sorts of things in 2012, when Obama was re-elected. What’s the use? On occasion, I read pieces on what to do about this at sites like libertyandLaw.org, and the answer: we don’t know?

Well. We still don’t know. Yet we need some serious answers soon or all is lost.

Well, I’m still all in for civil war. But if Trump gets a Special Counsel this summer, and if masses rise in million man protest in DC, like with the Tea Party, and if people are righteously angry, focused, and burning our enemies in effigy – then there will be some hope for the future.

Like, as a near certain future, an AI voice imitator that recreate somebody or somebodies voice, in a way that cannot be detected. So an imaginary Trump-Putin “conversation” will be possible to be constructed. With the conversation saying whatever the programmer/ controllers/ initiators want it to say.

Most folk don’t want real AI alt-people. They want slaves personal assistants able and willing to use the best technology to achieve the goals of the people.

Google’s search engine is one such AI servant. Most tech is moving towards that.

It would be good to be designing AI tools to watch, record, and be ready to accurately report on all top gov’t Intelligence folk.

I’m kind of in favor of AI watchers over those people who have the power to watch over other people. Almost all gov’t bureaucrats can be replaced by AI report generators and menu choice selections.

I would actually like to see more AI in government, with more AI testing of other AI outputs.