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  • I had noticed Hotznplotzn, randomname, and Scotty, but not the other two. I’ll make a note to keep an eye out for them in future. Thanks for sharing.

    The posting behaviour is hard not to notice after a while, and when called out on it they just tend to avoid interaction or use the same rhetoric of whataboutism or attacking the person calling them out as a propagandist.

    With Scotty, who is quite active in the Canada community, I did notice that after having been called out repeatedly and met with pushback they slightly pivoted in their approach to include more posts that are pro-Canadian sovereignty mixed in with their standard anti-China and anti-Russia content, but, for the most part they just keep on going forward with the same strategy and methods, doing their job, following whatever manual they’ve got.






  • Demand for AI isn’t going to disappear even if valuations collapse. If the hyperscalers pull out of infrastructure deals on data centers being built by big Canadian businesses and leaving them with huge liabilities, bail out the big Canadian companies by buying them out and nationalizing the data centres. The big companies are saved from liabilities, the assets transfer to the public balance sheet, and Canada ends up with real sovereign AI and the capacity to serve inference from nationalized providers.


  • China has applied tariffs on a key Canadian industry in response to Canada putting unjustifiably high tariffs on one of their key industries simply to make the US happy.

    So, wtf is the point of this? We are picking a fight with a major economic power over something that doesn’t serve our own interests, and we’re doing so for the interests of a country that is intentionally crushing and taking away another major Canadian industry.

    China is also hardly at the limit of leverage they could exert. They could cause much more harm, even though they’re not. Why do we want hostility with a major economic power over this?

    We should be working to de-escalate with China and find agreements that work for both sides, not fighting a battle with them over EVs many Canadians would like access to just to make the US happy.