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"They move fast but not as fast as that 369 yo SS fraudster who keeps getting away from them."
RWSGFY says
"They move fast but not as fast as that 369 yo SS fraudster who keeps getting away from them."
Doesn't bother you that the social security database contains people who are 369 years old?
And you fault Elon Musk for this? - For not finding this person?
"No, it doesn't bother me at all. I've worked on many systems where records
in certain tables/files are not getting deleted EVER by design."
How hard is it for a bunch of geniuses who posess the superpower of working on weekends to connect a fucking record in the SS database with a bank account where money are supposedly going to and verify who that account belongs to*? And if the whole fraud thing is real, where is the fucking prosecution? So yeah, I fault Elon Musk for being sloppy, prone to sensationalism and not following through.
Even if these estimated DOGE savings YTD are just 50% of what has been reported - this is more legitimate cost savings in government than most of us have seen in our lifetimes.
Remember when the Democrats, Republicans and Media were saying $7 billion was too big of a price tag to build a border wall back in 2019? Doge is finding that in about a week so far.
https://doge.gov/savings
The little fucks simply don't understand what are they looking at and make wild claims which don't pan out at the end. They confuse billions with millions, credit lines with contracts,
RWSGFY says
The little fucks simply don't understand what are they looking at and make wild claims which don't pan out at the end. They confuse billions with millions, credit lines with contracts,
Right - keep believing that Elon and the people in DOGE are just a bunch of dumb 20 year olds that are too stupid to understand Government contracts and spending.
I see what I see. They don't inspire a lot of confidence TBH. They did manage to not understand a relatively simple SS data model so there's that.
Has nothing to do with citizenship or voting.
"How is the retarded assertion by wet-behind-the-ears "geniuses" that archival records
in the SS database mean that 120-369 yo folks are getting paid SS benefits is related to votes?"
RWSGFY says
"How is the retarded assertion by wet-behind-the-ears "geniuses" that archival records
in the SS database mean that 120-369 yo folks are getting paid SS benefits is related to votes?"
You are looking at two different frauds here:
1. Stealing money from the Social Security system.
2. Give the Social Security numbers to fake voters to steal an election.
"PS. Do illegals use fake SSNs? Yes they do. Are these provided by SSA to them? No, they aren't."
The illegals were provided with social security numbers
"But illegals somehow waltz into the SS office and get a legit SS card without any documentation? Again, I'd like to see proof of that happening."
Where were you the last four years? The Biden administration was flying the illegals in at 2 am
taking them to hotels, giving them credit cards, free healthcare and SSNs.
"Never seen any evidence"
Eric Holder says
"Never seen any evidence"
Yes, keep denying the obvious because when you do, it will go away.
"Sorry, bud, I don't trade in "obvioius". The only currency accepted is evidence"
In the early hours of Saturday morning, Musk took to his social media platform X to launch an apparent attack at the president’s senior trade counselor, taking jabs at Navarro under a video in which he explained the Trump administration’s logic in levying tariffs during a CNN appearance.
“A PhD in Econ from Harvard is a bad thing, not a good thing. Results in the ego/brains>>1 problem,” Musk wrote in one post. (Navarro earned a PhD in economics from Harvard in the 1980s.)
The Department of Government Efficiency head replied to another user’s comment on the video lauding Navarro’s explanation, writing of the economist: “He ain’t built shit.”
Musk also responded to another user posting a quote attributed to well-known conservative economist and commentator Thomas Sowell as saying “in every disaster throughout American history, there always seems to be a man from Harvard in the middle of it.”
“Yup,” Musk wrote under the post, seemingly referring to Navarro.
Tech mogul Elon Musk, who has served as a close advisor to President Donald Trump, on Saturday broke with the president's decision to impose expansive tariffs on most foreign nations, saying that he hopes to see a 'zero tariff situation' between the United States and Europe.
"I hope it is agreed that both Europe and the United States should move, ideally, in my view, to a zero tariff situation, effectively creating a free trade zone between Europe and North America," Musk told "The League Congress" on Saturday, an event hosted by right wing Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini.
"That's what I hope occurs, and also more freedom of people to move between Europe and North America if they wish, if they wish to work in Europe or wish to work in America, they should be allowed to do so, in my view. So that has certainly been my advice to the president," Musk added.
"That's what I hope occurs, and also more freedom of people to move between Europe and North America if they wish, if they wish to work in Europe or wish to work in America, they should be allowed to do so, in my view. So that has certainly been my advice to the president," Musk added.
"I hope it is agreed that both Europe and the United States should move, ideally, in my view, to a zero tariff situation, effectively creating a free trade zone between Europe and North America,"
with the caveat that Europe reimburses the US for any military bases and related costs or take full responsibility for their security
Fun fact: Europe tried to establish their own defense alliance called WUDO back in 1948.
Fun fact: Europe tried to establish their own defense alliance called WUDO back in 1948.
PS. They might also charge the US for 20 years of participating in the Afghanistan campaign - the only rime Article 5 of NATO was ever used. And that was definitely not their war.
Put whatever monetary cost on it, but they did go to war for us and spilled their blood defending the US interests.Blood >> treasure.
tens of billions/year in nuclear umbrella and military deployment costs in Europe for 50 years.
Already discussed above: the setup was foisted on them after they tried to create their own defense block.
it knew it was on the hook anyway for the defense of Europe, especially in 1948 given the END OF THE SOVIET UNION and the poor performance of the Russian Army.
Anyway, nobody forced the US to want to dominate Yurp. Apparently it was deemed beneficial to do so.
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