Subj : Re: I watched the 'talk'
To   : MIKE POWELL
From : Rob Mccart
Date : Wed Mar 26 2025 01:48:00

RM>> I wonder how much of foreign news Trump is shown or bothers
  >> to look at himself? If nothing else it would show him who
  >> best to attack next..

MP>I wonder, too, if the difference isn't so much where the news is coming
  >from but whether or not they are using AI to create headlines or possibly
  >even article content.  Here in the US, there have been some boo-boos lately
  >with news outlets using AI that even got one of them in legal hotwater when
  >the AI accidentally claimed that someone was involved in something they had
  >nothing to do with.

Ha.. sort of unrelated but that reminded me that they were saying today
that one virtual meeting where several of your gov't people were talking
about imminent war plans for attacks on Yemen and someone messed up
(twice) and accidentally included in the people who could view that a
journalist, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.
That was the second mistake. The first mistake was doing it in a
messaging area that wasn't nearly well enough secured.

Trumps people were fast to say that nothing classified was discussed,
but apparently the attack was only 2 hours from happening and it
mentioned where and when and what weaponry they would use so, not
exactly what you want to leak out ahead of time.
The 'Blunder' was reported, but not the content..

RM>> There's speculation that's misdirection too, that Trump hopes we
  >> will vote for the party he claims he doesn't want in power here.

MP>Yeah, I see that some in other things he does... what if he is making them
  >angry so they do something he actually wants?

Yes, it's been mentioned Trump tends to make you think he's going to
do something huge and then, at the last minute, changes it to something
less and you feel like you dodged a bullet but you really were just
manipulated into doing what he really wanted and being happy with it.

MP>There is a lot of talk about minerals and resources, including water, that
  >you all have more of and that Trump would like more of.  He supposedly said
  >that Canada has "too much water," for example.

Considering the Great Lakes are between much of our lands there should
be a lot of water available, but I'd imagine there are limits to how
much you can pump from them. China wanted to buy billions of gallons
of water from us a while back too but that didn't happen..

Numbers vary widely from source to source but they all say that Canada
has at least slightly more fresh water than the USA, although a much
smaller population to use it obviously. Other sources said Canada has
up to 20% of the world's fresh water and the USA has 7%.

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