The following is an excerpt from Just The News.
Truth Social has completed a migration to a massive cloud computing infrastructure run by the video giant Rumble, clearing the way for the social platform started by former President Donald Trump to onboard millions of users quickly, officials told Just the News.
The partnership between two of the nation's emerging free speech platforms — completed this week — means Truth Social will be ending its beta testing and controlled account creation and moving quickly to erase a backlog of consumers who have been waiting a few weeks to join the platform.
"Yesterday, Truth Social and Rumble took a major stride toward rescuing the internet from the grip of the Big Tech tyrants," said Devin Nunes, the former congressman who in January became CEO of Trump Media and Technology Group, which owns Truth Social.
"Our teams have worked tirelessly to realize this great endeavor," Nunes added. "Rumble's cloud infrastructure is second to none and will be the backbone for the restoration of free speech online for ages to come."
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Re--possibly unrelated to Truth social--although the 'social truth' is a profound context to explore...
On the topic of the student debt poll: Is the "Money as Debt" banking model the best we can create in 2022? A Historical precedent to ponder: periodic debt jubilees to erase all debt. I don't agree with the fraudulent context that taxpayers must bear the burden of student debt incurred--despite the fact that the BANK and corporate entities benefited and paid their stakeholders a tidy profit. Am I suggesting socialism as a cure? No, I am not--although the 'either/or' financial arguments are outdated and obsolete. Consider that 'corporate socialism' has been the reality for at least 150 years, and this meant that the 99% funded the wealthy lifestyle of the 1%. The reality of student indebtedness is tethered to an unsustainable financial premise: a degree that costs anywhere from $30 grand to $100 grand is not necessarily remedied by a corporate gig. The simplistic notion of financial 'metrics'--as a form of relevant measure for one's expended 'time and effort' in return for the reward of employment still does not address the realities defined by the true "costs of living."
Consider: Black Rock buying up real estate(above its market value) and inflating its value, thus inflating the price in excess of the financial means of the average college graduate. If we merely put a band-aid on the problems associated with indebtedness, we are still caught in the tax loop, while king pins(like Black Rock) control the marketplace and suppress the innate human desire and ability to thrive and prosper. Greed is not the culprit either. It is the ignorant complicity of too many human beings unwilling to address the inauthenticities associated with "debt."