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In dealing with a case judges of the Supreme Court look at the law, precedents and facts of a case. They also look at the human aspect says Chief Justice Ramana of the Indian Supreme Court. He says a judge has to keep sight of the human suffering and toll in understanding a case. Judges have to see the repercussions and what happens as it echoes over time, as the new decision becomes the law of the land.

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Who is this boy born in 1971 growing up in Dutch Apartheid South Africa who studied at Pretoria Boys School in 1988? The head teacher at Pretoria Boys was Armstrong who reflected the English values that came from the British settlement of South Africa in the 19th century till the Boer War period- the English fighting what they see as the less cultured Dutch settlers in Natal state around 1900.  The answer -Elon Musk, who went back to Canada, his mother's country. His father Errol Musk still lives in Cape Town, South Africa. Till 2016 Elon and his brother were alienated from their father over Apartheid and the relations between blacks and whites of that period.  The illegal immigration since 2016, fentanyl crisis causing hundreds of thousands of deaths in the US from illegal flows of drugs from Mexico and Canada with sourcing from China, the collapse of Venezuela and gang crime in central American states has changed the thinking of the Musk family since 2020, says this story in The Guardian. ...
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Comments on X that cause difficulty for DJT chief of staff Susie Wiles to keep a clear narrative and the loss in the Wisconsin SC election are leading to a sense that Elon Musk could be a political liability. DJT focus is on the midterms and keeping the majority in the House, which is also why Elise Stefanik was asked to not accept the job of UN Representative and remain in the US Congress. The immediate focus is on tackling the Tariffs Liberation Day action April 2, 2025 so that followup negotiations with about 50 countries including major ones with Japan, Taiwan, Israel, Britain followed by European Union, South Korea and other nations. This would reassure markets as country after country is developing a new trade relationship that respects US manufacturing goals. China could then be tackled as a special case with America limited to loss of $146 billion in energy and grain sales which would be diverted to Europe's energy needs and farmers could be given a $50-100 billion support package. China would then have to find a way to preserve its $1 trillion surplus without the American market  which would require it to find other markets, and create a domestic market, if it chose not to negotiate and accept American manufacturing goals. ...
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The recommendations of a presidential task force on the U.S. NSA spying agency in its draft form include: changing the leadership of the spy agency to civilian from military, placing records collected from nearly every U.S. phone call under a frequently criticized NSA program to be held by a phone company or third party organization, and imposing stricter standards for allowing NSA permission to search data.
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A decade of austerity under the Tories has made everything harder for leveling  up to happen between the south and north of England, says this analysis in The Guardian. Huge gaps in health, education, transport, and wages. Grimsby wages are 60% lower than London's.

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DJT DOGE cuts to federal bureaucracy 2025 move ahead with the White House looking at large savings. DJT says at a Feb 12, 2025 press conference that in 2025 one simply had to look at line items in budgets and find so many items that did not make sense, and were a waste of taxpayer money, only a few that made sense.

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This essay in WSJ says Asian Americans and Hispanics are showing greater interest than whites in classical charter schools of Texas. The desire to advance in America leads immigrants to learn about the Nation and its founding, its unique nature among all nations, and the desire to join in the task of nationhood that has happened since the 1850's.

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Le Monde draws a sharp contrast between the Twitter rebranding as X under Elon Musk lowering the guardrails and Jimmy Wales Wikipedia started in the idealistic early days of the internet on Jan 15, 2001 by a community of volunteers.  These communities of volunteers keep plugging away in the environment where stuff is becoming divisive and thrown around in weird ways on social media channels losing touch with truth and reality. Jimmy Wales says of this phenomena of today-"I would say the decline of trust in journalism and politics is quite severe, which then, in some cases, translates into people feeling more angry and lost."  "But among the Wikipedia community, "we just plug away, trying to be neutral, trying to be clear." The same is true of Lyrarc.com trying to do it the old ways when John Kennedy was president with a summary of different constructive ideas for educated minds knowing that they will never go out of fashion, ways that have stuck around from Washington's and Lincoln's days. ...
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This NYT report covers the period around 2019 and since when Tesla established its first factory in China.  It is the remarkable story of how the intuition and rapid decisionmaking  of Huang Li, a top Shanghai official and now premier since 2022, helped China create its own EV industry from scratch. He did this by giving Tesla a start with a new factory in Shanghai with $1.5 billion in incentivized loans and building it in 1 year 2019-2020.  A top Shanghai official Huang Li hoped to attract Tesla to China in 2019 after contacts were opened through California officials. Tesla had its only factory at Fremont, California, and had worked with the state government on a program of emissions credits as a form of financing that it could use. California officials  advocated for a similar policy in China in 2019. With Mr. Li's backing the Tesla factory in Shanghai was built in 1 year, California style emissions credit were put in place in China. What Mr. Huang Li's intuition told him was that China was at a turning point it had to take strong steps for a emissions free auto industry to tackle climate change. A company like Tesla offered an opportunity to do this. The factory was built faster than Chinese time in 1 year and loans of $1.5 billion helped finance this. Li correctly sensed that local supplier chain had to be built giving China a way to build its own EV industry. CATL was a lead supplier to Tesla. By providing assistance to CATL and other suppliers and using China's rapid development model Li was able to build an entire EV vehicle industry from scratch. BYD became through work in the pandemic years the largest EV maker in the world, and CATL the largest battery maker. Tesla provided the impetus which Li took on with the idea of building its own versions to soon overtake Tesla in 4 years between 2020 and 2024. BYD went even further and developed its own in house battery technology to cut costs and bring prices down. ...
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The dominance of SpaceX in satellite launches and the lack of competitors leaves the US government dependent on one vendor.

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How could banks lend so much money in billions of dollars when educational work to educate people gets so little money and when so many billions of dollars are simply wasted on projects that deliver so little to the people or the Nation?

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No man steps into the same river twice, says Jack Shafer in Politico. Mr. Trump is not the same person, and Twitter under Musk is not the same site. Much has changed since 2016. Many of the debates of 2016 are a thing of the past, as the nation has learned from that period and is moving ahead in a new direction under the Biden economic plan- for an economy that works for working people and families. This is critical for the task of building an America that reduces the huge disparities in America that have built up after decades of outshoring factories and jobs. The task that Mr. Biden has taken up with federal investment with business in key industries, cost of living actions, building a modern infrastructure for the US, and efforts to raise income and wages of workers and their families. 

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