Hey everybody, good afternoon. I want to share three pieces of good news.

First of all, Ally Carter’s memoir has been restored to Amazon.

 Second of all, Yuval Abraham—the producer of the documentary called Naza (based on unverified sources)—is turning out to be more and more of a skunk every day. Apparently, friends with Hamas possibly fed him false information. This is what got him the 24-minute standing ovation at Sundance. Fake news, which we all knew.

The third thing, and I am very gratified to see this, is that the big “AI will kill us all” psyop is falling apart in real time. AI is not going to kill us all.

The big scare, the big report, the big “I’m resigning from Anthropic” story—it all turned out to be very, very coordinated. Now, when citizens untangle a psyop in real time, that’s fantastic news. That shows the mechanism of propaganda proliferating through the airwaves doesn’t work anymore, and adaptation will have to occur.

But we have this window of time, which is so sweet. I want to congratulate Ally for getting out there with her story, which richly deserves to be told. I’ve been following her for six years. It’s a lot. It’s important.

I also want to say congratulations to Israel for finally being proven to be defamed pretty early on in the news cycle—without having to see it play out over and over and over again until it’s debunked later, when everyone has forgotten but still believes the lie.

So, it’s a good news day. Let’s keep it up, folks. Stay strong. You don’t always see the results of your efforts, but today we really did.

Take care.