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    1. Be super careful with these stories. These are only possible with retroactive “AI” analysis going back decades. There should be statutes of limitation applied to past events, before we collectively engage in digital witch burning.

      One way to normalize the illegal-or-unconstitutional deployment of new technology is to deploy it against pre-approved targets who agree not to sue their accusers.

      After enough of the public is dragged into the resulting mob, making them karma-complicit in the use of said technology, it can be permanently formalized in law and deployed against .. everyone.

      In a spiritual war, be cautious about joining passing mobs. If we want to be part of a mob, start our own mob, with karmic pre-clearance against contamination from AI weaponry.

    1. Be super careful with these stories. These are only possible with retroactive “AI” analysis going back decades. There should be statutes of limitation applied to past events, before we collectively engage in digital witch burning.

      One way to normalize the illegal-or-unconstitutional deployment of new technology is to deploy it against pre-approved targets who agree not to sue their accusers.

      After enough of the public is dragged into the resulting mob, making them karma-complicit in the use of said technology, it can be permanently formalized in law and deployed against .. everyone.

      In a spiritual war, be cautious about joining passing mobs. If we want to be part of a mob, start our own mob, with karmic pre-clearance against contamination from AI weaponry.

  3. Russia Seizes Over 650,000 Acres Of Farmland And Other Assets From Company With Ties To ‘Unfriendly’ Country
    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/russia-seizes-over-650-000-192617579.html

    In a significant escalation of its retaliatory measures against “unfriendly” states amid heightened geopolitical tensions, Russia has seized assets of the agricultural holdings company AgroTerra Group.

    The move, announced on April 8, 2024, has sent shockwaves through the agricultural sector and raised concerns over food security and international trade relations.

    President Vladimir Putin’s decree places Dutch-registered firms AgroTerra Investments B.V. and AgroTerra Holdings B.V. under the “temporary management” of Rosimushchestvo, Russia’s federal property management agency.

    This action follows a series of similar asset seizures targeting Western companies, including multinational brewer Carlsberg and dairy giant Danone, which have sought to divest their Russian operations in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

  4. Russia Seizes Over 650,000 Acres Of Farmland And Other Assets From Company With Ties To ‘Unfriendly’ Country
    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/russia-seizes-over-650-000-192617579.html

    In a significant escalation of its retaliatory measures against “unfriendly” states amid heightened geopolitical tensions, Russia has seized assets of the agricultural holdings company AgroTerra Group.

    The move, announced on April 8, 2024, has sent shockwaves through the agricultural sector and raised concerns over food security and international trade relations.

    President Vladimir Putin’s decree places Dutch-registered firms AgroTerra Investments B.V. and AgroTerra Holdings B.V. under the “temporary management” of Rosimushchestvo, Russia’s federal property management agency.

    This action follows a series of similar asset seizures targeting Western companies, including multinational brewer Carlsberg and dairy giant Danone, which have sought to divest their Russian operations in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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