There is too much junk out there telling people it is all made up. I have yet to hear that about this specifically.
But if people can be made to understand, it is important for uncorrupted info to be widely available to counteract the noxious effects of TikTok/YouTube/Facebook/Twitter and confuse people’s heads with kayfabe and dubious methods.
I am not above joking and trolling myself by now..We are all turning into savages one way or another ;-/..
But this is the real story. No decent democracy permits this to happen and distracts people with games and kayfabe.
That could be any one of us globally someday at this rate and it should be dinned into our idiotic billionaire class’s heads that those of us who don’t want our billionaires or a tacky bunker are not doing this for comedy hour and aware of the war on information not that junk becoming superintelligent but stolen lives can help with super accurate predictions about covering your fartarses while the rest of us stew and only a moron would sit and wait for that.
Hey Sundar Pichai, Shyam Palantir Creep, Peter Thiel..The anti christ called and said..
“read the writing on the wall dipshits. Democracy is not that easy to put back into the bottle once people get their own asses are on the line, which Pichai, like Perilaus, should figure out soon along with the Anduril etc creeps.
Do they think everyone is asleep at the wheel and angling for some dumbass
This is one of the real stories..that aside I have to degrow the root issue in my Candide’s garden, but this cannot be ignored.
Ai or trolls confuse cynical theatre and athletics with reality.
As is one is dubious about tightrope performance art to send a message to these guys that you can’t fool all the people all the time.
And as an old fashioned zealot as a citizen scientist, my paper, and degrowth of the rot economy in my own home without damaging anything worthwhile, complaint filing as essential, lowering the temperature…
Academics do a lot for free not Google free, just societal obligations. It is nothing like Hollywood/Bollywood/Tollywood/Mollywood/the music or sports industry or other bloated sectors when basic infrastructure (including cybersecurity almost surely) are strained and these ai creeps are robbing the place and shilling fake safety.
Though I gotta say this is the weirdest and most open ended shit work/general intelligence matching wits with garbage useless ai task I have ever done. Hah..I bet that is it..destroying millions of years of evolution for that stolen labor piece of crap. Sorry..diseased preoccupation..
But this is the real deal and the exact number and circumstances should not be lied about by those TikTok/YouTube outlets/Twitter etc.
70,000? But with ai ..Like destruction of information..that is 1984…
Sorry..It isn’t directly personal, but I am not solipsistic and your brain knows it logically more than it can feel it as it is indirect. And you would have to be not just a jerk, but also a fool to wait for it to be direct..
The next 14 years cannot go this way.
The import of some 14 years and 5 months of information is just hitting my, distinctly far superior to that lump ChatGPT, human brain.
This is the real story:
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/migrants-face-dire-conditions-and-prolonged-waits-in-u-s-detention-centers
Migrants face dire conditions and prolonged waits in U.S. detention centers
Nation Feb 9, 2026 2:10 PM EST
MIAMI (AP) — Felipe Hernandez Espinosa spent 45 days at " Alligator Alcatraz," an immigration holding center in Florida where detainees have reported worms in their food, toilets that don't flush and overflowing sewage. Mosquitoes and other insects are everywhere.
For the past five months, the 34-year-old asylum-seeker has been at an immigration detention camp at the Fort Bliss Army base in El Paso, Texas, where two migrants died in January and which has many of the same conditions, according to human rights groups. Hernandez said he asked to be returned to Nicaragua but was told he has to see a judge. After nearly seven months in detention, his hearing was scheduled for Feb. 26.
Prolonged detention has become more common in President Donald Trump's second term, at least partly because a new policy generally prohibits immigration judges from releasing detainees while their deportation cases wind through backlogged courts. Many, like Hernandez, are prepared to give up any efforts to stay in the United States.
"I came to this country thinking they would help me, and I've been detained for six months without having committed a crime," he said in a phone interview from Fort Bliss. "It is been too long. I am desperate."
The Supreme Court ruled in 2001 that Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot hold immigrants indefinitely, finding that six months was a reasonable cap.
With the number of people in ICE detention topping 70,000 for the first time, 7,252 people had been in custody at least six months in mid-January, including 79 held for more than two years, according to agency data. That's more than double the 2,849 who were in ICE custody at least six months in December 2024, the last full month of Joe Biden's presidency.
The Trump administration is offering plane fare and $2,600 for people who leave the country voluntarily. Yet Hernandez and others are told they can't leave detention until seeing a judge.
Legal advisers warn that these are not isolated cases
The first three detainees that attorney Ana Alicia Huerta met on her monthly trip to an ICE detention center in McFarland, California, to offer free legal advice in January said they signed a form agreeing to leave the United States but were still waiting.
"All are telling me: 'I don't understand why I'm here. I'm ready to be deported,'" said Huerta, a senior attorney at the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice. "That's an experience that I've never had before."
A Chinese man has been held for more than a year without seeing an immigration judge, even though he told authorities he was ready to be deported. In the past, Huerta said, she encountered cases like this once every three or four months.
READ MORE: Judge orders release of 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father from ICE detention
The Department of Homeland Security said its policies follow the law. It noted a court ruling that the administration can continue to detain immigrants without bond.
"The conditions are so poor and so bad that people say, 'I'm going to give up'," said Sui Chung, executive director at Americans for Immigrant Justice.
The wait time may depend on the country. Deportations to Mexico are routine, but countries including Cuba, Nicaragua, Colombia and Venezuela have at times resisted accepting deportees.
Among those detained for months are people who have won protection under the United Nations Convention Against Torture, who cannot be deported to their home country but may be sent elsewhere.
I remembered how Yasha Levine mentioned how these horrible media things warp people’s perspectives.
It is an indictment of this society that Yasha isn’t a star journalist, but only Substack.
He is completely honest. Not an influencer (though he and his wife Evgenia Kovda have been significant influences on me, as I used to find the unreal side of things, as a formerly somewhat literal minded person ;-/ ). But he also doesn’t shit stir which is why he writes about the Vampire Castle.
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