EH S3 E4: Geoff Epstein for Mayor [special edition]
Geoff Epstein is running for mayor in Framingham, Massachusetts?
Who knew?
We at EH understand he has a very young staff running his campaign.
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Post Alaska "summit":
George Will column
tsundoku....do you know what that is?
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Allow me to offer belated congratulations to David Ellison, the new owner/overlord of Paramount Pictures.
I say “belated” because I should have congratulated him in 1982.
That was the year that one of the billions of sperm produced by Larry Ellison, Oracle’s co-founder and the world’s second-richest man, helped conceive the nepo-embryo who, nine months later, would be christened David.
Without that propitious act of fertilization, the newest chapter in the debasement of the American media could never have been written.
Though David spent months salivating over Paramount’s mountain of intellectual property, he’s shown zero interest in a piece of IP that’s in the public domain: the First Amendment. In particular, that blather about “freedom of the press.”
In order to secure FCC approval for the Paramount deal, Ellison promised that CBS News would appoint an “ombudsman” to eliminate “bias” at the division.
What kind of “bias” would this commissar—I mean, ombudsman—seek to root out?
Maybe the kind that the Wall Street Journal displayed when it reported that Jeffrey Epstein’s BFF drew him a porny birthday card: a reckless and inexcusable preference for the truth.
With Ellison scheduled to seize control of CBS next Thursday, the stopwatch at the beginning of “60 Minutes” now seems like the Doomsday Clock.
Am I being too hard on David? That’s not my intention. In fact, he has my deepest sympathy. It must be terrible being constantly mistaken for Eric Trump.
Wikipedia says: "The Fourteen Words" (also abbreviated 14 or 1488) is a reference to two slogans originated by the American domestic terrorist David Eden Lane,[1][2] one of nine founding members of the defunct white supremacist terrorist organization The Order,[3] and are accompanied by Lane's "88 Precepts". The slogans have served as a rallying cry for militant white nationalists internationally.[4] The primary slogan in the Fourteen Words is, Followed by the secondary slogan: |
“if and when generative AI becomes ethical technology” and "having their heads on backward" [be advised: this article has been given a 4-Oyvey! Rating] |
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do not forget our overriding top mantra & evoking inspiration derived from our founding
intellectuals, upon which we base everything we do:
"most people are stupid"
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