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Cake day: March 26th, 2024

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  • Is it worse than the first term?

    Yes. Trump didn’t think he would win the first time. He had no plan for what do do if he won, so he leaned hard on institutional knowledge of party stalwarts and military people, along with a few trusted insiders from his campaign, but they didn’t know how Washington worked.

    This time hard core ideologues from the Heritage foundation were ready. They are tired of democracy and limits on the power of wealth so they are dismantling it with project 2025.

    Why are legal people being kicked out?

    Trump has only a few actual policies he cares about and one is to stop brown people from imigrating to live in America. This is also a test case of his own power. Because if he can disappear green card holders without due process he can also get rid of citizens that are a threat to his power.

    He is getting ready for a night of long knives and a krystalnaght.

    When is it time to consider leaving?

    Depends. If you are an anti Israel green card holder with a history of organizing college campus protests you should probably pack your bags and make your way to the nearest airport.

    If you are a citizen or permanent resident you have to make a judgement about what you are giving up, where you can go, and how likely we are to go full 3rd Reich.

    I will say that if we declare war on Canada or Mexico, you should probably make your way to the other one unless you want to stay and fight it out.










  • This would work in the US on the coasts and in the cities.

    Even the eastern parts of the west coast states the math gets bad. Running cables over/mountains to service the poorest 10% of the states population.

    Getting into the square states you have 10s of thousands of miles of mountains and deserts to get to a vanishing small number of people. There are twice as many people in my city as there are in the entire state of Wyoming and we are the third largest city in Texas.

    Are you really going to run cables all over an area of the alps but the size of France to bring service to a number of people equivalent to one midsize city? Most of it is protected national Park people don’t even live in.

    Most of Nevada is uninhabited desert with some of the hottest temperatures on earth.

    We can leave half of Texas empty and still have service for 95% of the population.

    It’s not as simple as “just do it” over here. We have huge problems, but the challenges are legit.