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Now it's NOAA they are after. (Original Post) jeffreyi 8 hrs ago OP
How many cosplayer dweebs has musk staffed up? Klarkashton 8 hrs ago #1
K&R Elwood P Dowd 2 hrs ago #20
Move fast and break things newdeal2 8 hrs ago #2
As I posted in another thread . . . . hatrack 40 min ago #22
you watch Skittles 8 hrs ago #3
Yes But modrepub 5 hrs ago #10
Project 2025 highlighted NOAA. They are under the Department of Commerce Deuxcents 8 hrs ago #4
Anything from our intrepid 'liberal media' in the United States about this particular continuation AZJonnie 7 hrs ago #5
Al Jazeera and BBC are much better news sources than anything we have in the US anyway. Meadowoak 6 hrs ago #7
Musk: "You want to see the weather report? Pay me" dalton99a 7 hrs ago #6
""They apparently just sort of walked past security and said: 'Get out of my way,' ... royable 6 hrs ago #8
Exactly! Why are people obeying in advance? SunSeeker 4 hrs ago #11
What is the point of this Figarosmom 5 hrs ago #9
NOAA documents global warming. Big Oil wants to hide NOAA's data. SunSeeker 4 hrs ago #12
Punish the poor. They don't believe the poor deserve to live anyway DSandra 4 hrs ago #14
Their hurricaine path maps didn't include Alabama that time Norbert 4 hrs ago #13
Yes, it's that petty. The G.O.P. Felon is a notorious whimp and whiner BoRaGard 2 hrs ago #19
What the effin fuck malaise 4 hrs ago #15
In fascist regimes all information must go through the leader. Irish_Dem 2 hrs ago #16
Let's see how long this remains on NOAA's website malaise 2 hrs ago #17
Kiss of death right there. Irish_Dem 2 hrs ago #18
We don't need no stinking NOAA! A hurricane wouldn't dare attack the Gulf of America! tanyev 41 min ago #21

newdeal2

(1,541 posts)
2. Move fast and break things
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 12:50 AM
8 hrs ago

This is the Silicon Valley spirit they're bringing to the government.

They are just going to go to each department one by one and destroy it. This was spelled out in Project 2025. We need to be better prepared to stop it.

hatrack

(61,644 posts)
22. As I posted in another thread . . . .
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 08:27 AM
40 min ago

Ask Stockton Rush how "move fast and break things" works in the real world.

Malignant assholes, all of them.

modrepub

(3,689 posts)
10. Yes But
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 03:32 AM
5 hrs ago

The US tax payer will still pay to collect the meteorological data and run the computer models, which costs money to do.

Accu Weather has been talking about this scenario for decades.

Deuxcents

(20,679 posts)
4. Project 2025 highlighted NOAA. They are under the Department of Commerce
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 12:57 AM
8 hrs ago

And they just don’t study hurricanes. NOAA.gov has an very detailed report on what this agency is involved in and a disruption with this very essential agency would be catastrophic for the knowledge we already know and the on going experimental research that saves lives not just in the US. NOAA is vital to us in hurricane affected Gulf states as well as the east coast..what could they possibly cut that would not have consequences for the men n women risking their lives to keep us safe?

AZJonnie

(247 posts)
5. Anything from our intrepid 'liberal media' in the United States about this particular continuation
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 01:26 AM
7 hrs ago

of the ongoing Kristallnacht against the entirety of the federal government and US democracy itself? Or do we have to rely on foreign dispatches for anything resembling actual news about our own country? You know, like the average citizen of banana republican dictatorship?

Meadowoak

(6,352 posts)
7. Al Jazeera and BBC are much better news sources than anything we have in the US anyway.
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 02:11 AM
6 hrs ago

royable

(1,388 posts)
8. ""They apparently just sort of walked past security and said: 'Get out of my way,' ...
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 02:57 AM
6 hrs ago

That's the moment they should have all been tased. And then arrested.

SunSeeker

(54,388 posts)
12. NOAA documents global warming. Big Oil wants to hide NOAA's data.
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 04:21 AM
4 hrs ago

From the article:

Project 2025, written by several former Trump staffers, has called for the agency to be “broken up and downsized”, claiming the agency is “harmful to US prosperity” for its role in climate science.

Rosenberg noted it’s been a longtime goal of corporations that rely on Noaa data to prevent the agency from making the data public, instead of giving it directly to private corporations that create products based on it, such as weather forecasting services.

Norbert

(6,740 posts)
13. Their hurricaine path maps didn't include Alabama that time
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 04:39 AM
4 hrs ago

so it may be revenge for that.

Irish_Dem

(62,855 posts)
16. In fascist regimes all information must go through the leader.
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 06:17 AM
2 hrs ago

Agencies cannot independently report anything without permission.

malaise

(280,409 posts)
17. Let's see how long this remains on NOAA's website
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 06:20 AM
2 hrs ago

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tanyev

(45,185 posts)
21. We don't need no stinking NOAA! A hurricane wouldn't dare attack the Gulf of America!
Wed Feb 5, 2025, 08:26 AM
41 min ago



and, good luck with that.
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