RePeat @coloetch

This country has been running on fraud. For decades. Election fraud. Immigration fraud. Financial fraud. Fraud of every kind. It all has to end or our country is finished.

BREAKING: Nithya Raman just defeated Spencer Pratt after giving a concession speech on election night and then getting the largest number in almost every mail-in ballot dump. They just cheated in an election right in front of our eyes.

Obama judge blocks Trump's $100,000 h1b fee. Because even though the elected President has power over immigration, the judge thinks this fee is a tax. I'm starting to think democracy actually is under threat 🤔 thehill.com/regulation/cou…

Zul Mohammed from Pakistan, running for Mayor of Carrollton, TX says: “No vet has made any sacrifice. I want to make that clear. I do not support the US military. No, I do not support the United States. I look down on both entities”

Choice of narrative is the biggest lie of the legacy media

Tim Burchett @timburchett

19 hours ago

I seemed to have missed this in the Legacy Media.

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Job openings jump 731,000 -- the second-highest on record. While job creation is running 2x population growth. All with $100 oil and a promised AI job apocalypse 🤔

The magnitude & brazen nature of the government payment fraud is staggering

Defiant L’s @DefiantLs

a day ago

USDA Sec. Brooke Rollins: "We found 200,000 dead people getting food stamps, and 500,000 getting more than one benefit... in the red states. Blue states are suing us... The fraud is so stunning."

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HERE'S HOW THIS WORKS. It's simple math. If there are 100,000 engineering job openings in America and 100,000 engineers to do them, the immigration lobbyists will demand Congress let in 20,000 more H1B visa holders to flood the labor market artificially. Once applicants are competing because there are now significantly more more applicants than jobs, they can bust down wages industry wide. It's a sophisticated form of theft engineered from the top and in the halls of Congress. They are stealing wages. Politicians who vote for the H1bs's are trading our jobs and wages for campaign donations. That's not capitalism. It's crony capitalism. That's why it doesn't actually matter if the H1b visa holders from other countries are good a their jobs. This is a numbers game, engineered from the top against the American people by industry fixers for profit.

Auron MacIntyre @AuronMacintyre

3 days ago

All the propaganda about H1Bs bringing in critical skilled labor is a lie It’s an ethnic cartel importing cheap labor to take jobs Americans desperately want to do That’s it

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Let me know when a journalist even once interviewed Obama like this

Alex Cole @acnewsitics

2 days ago

Obama never ran away in the middle of an interview.

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BREAKING: For the first time in modern American history, the President of the United States is blocked from making any recess appointments. Ronald Reagan: 240 George H. W. Bush: 77 Bill Clinton: 139 George W. Bush: 171 Barack Obama: 32 Donald Trump: 0 By whom? By a Democrat, @LeaderJohnThune

America has lost ~$450 billion from outsourcing IT to India in the last 6 years alone. I've worked through 15 different technology implementations for healthcare providers over the past 6 years. Small scale to enterprise level. While the data is clear on the amount of foreigners that have been given US based tech employment, what it precariously omits is the enormous scale of reliance on offshored labor. This is an opaque process to most people, even corporate Americans don't understand what is actually happening. Every single project I was involved in used Indian consultants. Scrum masters, data analysts, DevOps & SWEs, project managers - all Indian. The service team - call center reps, client managers, Their work was horrific and constantly needed micromanaging. It would take 6 Indians to complete a simple SQL pipeline for SFTP prep that an American dev could solo in half the time. Project documentation was atrocious, filled with grammatical errors making it largely undecipherable. Deliverables were always late. Firms like Deloitte, Accenture, PWC, EY, Optum and Huron all have what PWC calls "acceleration centers" where these people are employed. Primarily in India, but also in Malaysia, the Philippines and Mexico. Massive corporate buildings that cram thousands of these people to do work that would require 1/10 of the amount of Americans. I often wondered, why? The answer is simple - build a deliverable that (barely) functions but breaks enough to keep the client engaged long term. The money isn't in the project, but all the servicing behind it. Using offshore labor allows these companies to arbitrage labor cost exponentially, meaning massive profitability for shareholders. Example: A company pays Deloitte $400k to build a new inventory software system. After it’s live, they sign a 5 year support contract for $180,000 per year so Deloitte’s team fixes problems, updates it, and keeps it running. That turns a $400k project into $1.3 million total revenue for Deloitte over time. But the devil is in the details. Mostly all of development work for the inventory software is done offshore in India, where Deloitte’s developers cost the firm about $25k–$35k each instead of using American developers who cost $110k–$150k each. In that same $180k per year support contract, Deloitte will use offshore teams in India (costing the firm ~$15k–$25k) instead of Americans (who cost ~$90k–$120k). Every offshore hire means roughly $60k–$90k in American wages that never enter the U.S. economy. Over 5 years that’s $750k–$1.2m+ in lost U.S. wages that will never enter the American economy, from one single project. Scaling of this issue is imperative. An estimated 150,000 projects have been completed by professional firms since 2020. Low end: 150,000 × $750,000 = $112.5 billion High end: 150,000 × $1,200,000 = $180 billion However, these are only first order effects. If we account for second order (wages supporting local economy and everything downstream) we can conservatively estimate a 1x-1.5x multiplier so the real cost for America looks more like this: Low end: $112.5B × 2.0 = $225 billion High end: $180B × 2.5 = $450 billion $35-70 billion per year on IT outsourcing alone. Professional companies are expanding very rapidly on this front, largely through AI marketing slop to blissfully unaware boomer corporate executives, embedding their useless AI into their bread and butter - outsourced service model. There are virtually no indicators that anyone will do anything about this.

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Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics

6 days ago

90% of new tech jobs since Covid have gone to foreign born workers. The number is 90%. 5% to 90% in the lifespan of a fucking Owl

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America is being looted.

Nard @Narddog4747

6 days ago

America has lost ~$450 billion from outsourcing IT to India in the last 6 years alone. I've worked through 15 different technology implementations for healthcare providers over the past 6 years. Small scale to enterprise level. While the data is clear on the amount of

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Corruption

Arthur MacWaters @ArthurMacwaters

4 days ago

Let me get this straight > 84% of Americans support requiring a photo id to vote > every major democracy in the world does this except the US > even under our very eyes, the mail-in ballots in California are highly suspiciously slanted toward only one party And yet

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BREAKING: T-MOBILE INAUGURATES A MASSIVE TECH CENTER IN INDIA Offshoring at scale Their first overseas tech hub ever, a 250,000 sq ft Global Center. 1,000 new Indian jobs this year. They have actively laid off hundreds of Americans since Srini Gopalan took over in November.

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John Thune sent the Taliban another $40,000,000.00 this week. He gave ICE and CBP $0.00 John Thune is a FAILURE.

Wonderful! We added another 122,000 Indian H-1B’s in this country during May.. I wonder how many Americans were laid off first?

The White House @WhiteHouse

6 days ago

May private sector job growth BEAT economists' expectations 📈🇺🇸

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California… Theres Hospice fraud but no voter fraud. Theres Homeless fraud but no voter fraud. Theres Medicaid fraud but no voter fraud. Theres Welfare fraud but no voter fraud. Theres major fraud everywhere but no voter fraud? Thats what Legacy Media wants us to think.

Most people in the country have no idea about this

LayoffHedge @LayoffAI

6 days ago

THE U.S. HAS 3X MORE IMMIGRANTS THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY ON EARTH. 1 of 6 immigrants on the planet live here. No other major developed nation comes close. The outcome is clear: the U.S. absorbs a disproportionate share of global migration & ~9/10 new jobs go to them right now.

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I just want to make sure I fully understand the situation. A foreigner immigrates to the U.S. This foreigner then receives taxpayer-backed SBA loans only offered to immigrants. Soon after, this same foreigner is then allowed to use the H-1B visa program to hire people from his homeland. Meanwhile, Heritage Americans who want to start businesses aren’t even offered such loans and must also compete against foreigners for jobs. This foreigner could have stayed in his homeland, started his business there, and hired his countrymen without needing to apply for work visas. Yet, this foreigner comes here to take advantage of Americans with the help of our own government because our country is an economic zone for the world. Do I have that right?

Assume Pratt's support in that precinct = 1%. Odds of going Z ballots with no Pratt vote: Z = 1: 99% 2: 99%^2 = 98.01% 3: 99%^3 = 97.03% 4: 99%^4 = 96.05% . . . 24,000: 99%^24,000 = 1.75659 × 10⁻¹⁰⁵ = .[105 zeros followed by] 17% "So you're saying there's a chance?"😂🤣

C3 @C_3C_3

4 days ago

Spencer Pratt got 0 out of 24,000 votes in a late night LA ballot drop. 0/24,000 A guy getting around 30% support got 0 out of 24,000. Astronomically small probability of happening. Impossible. California no longer even hides it. Doors need to be kicked in.

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