At the age of 53, Elon Musk, a multifaceted and dark personality who leads the conquest of space through Space X, dominates the electric car market with Tesla and promotes cryptocurrencies against the dollar while at the same time has a declared goal to… abolish the Federal Bank of the USA (Fed), while at the same time controlling a significant part of the flow of global information through the X platform (formerly Twitter), a little far from being labeled “informal co-ruler of the world”.
The first billionaire on the planet, with a fortune that exceeds 320 billion. dollars (Forbes) will take over, according to Trump’s own announcement, the ominous and Orwellian in performance “Ministry of Government Efficiency”, together with businessman, former contender for the Republican nomination, Vivek Ramaswamy. The “ministry” will have… an end date of July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of American independence, and will bear the initials DOGE/ Department of Government Efficiency, as a pun on Musk’s Dogecoin cryptocurrency.
Except that this is not a ministry in the strict sense, but an “advisory agency” of dubious constitutional legitimacy, with which Trump will try to bypass the control of Congress and the judiciary, in order to impose with Musk an agenda that is heard nightmare: “Eliminate government bureaucracy, drastically reduce excessive government controls, cut wasteful spending and reorganize federal agencies.”
In other words, to weaken or dismantle state institutions, not only in matters of social welfare, but even currency control! A few days ago, Musk did 100 likes with an e-moji on the post #EndtheFed, of the Republican senator, Mike Lee, while foreseeing the danger, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of the USA (Fed), Jerome Powell, told reporters that he is not going to resign , even if Trump himself asks him to!
According to the Republican president, the new ministry will realize the party’s long-held dreams and “offer advice and guidance outside of government,” while Musk has promised to operate in a transparent manner.
HE WILL STAY IN HIS BUSINESS
Musk’s informal status as the president’s top economic-business advisor will allow him to remain at the helm of his businesses. Moreover, the two “ministers” will not be able to approve decrees, but will cooperate with the Budget Management Office of L. House, with a completely blurred institutional status.
But the destruction they can bring to millions of people and to American society is completely palpable. At a Trump campaign event in October at Madison Square Garden, Musk said the federal budget could be cut by “at least” $2 trillion. dollars, i.e. by one third!
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What are some potential reasons a website would remove certain ads on smaller screens?
This code snippet appears to manage loading third-party scripts for displaying advertisements and other website features on a webpage. Let's break down what it does:
**1. Conditional Ad Removal:**
```javascript
if (window.innerWidth < 768) { document.querySelectorAll('.adsense-for-mobile').forEach(function(e) { e.querySelector('.adsbygoogle').remove(); }); } ``` This code checks the screen width. If it's below 768 pixels (typical for mobile devices), it removes any elements with the class 'adsense-for-mobile' and their child elements with the class 'adsbygoogle'. This suggests the website might be optimizing for mobile by disabling certain ads on smaller screens. **2. Identifying Ad Slots:** ```javascript const adSenseSlots = document.querySelectorAll('.adsbygoogle'); const adSenseSlotCount = adSenseSlots.length; ``` This part of the code selects all HTML elements with the class 'adsbygoogle' and stores them in the `adSenseSlots` variable. It then counts the number of these slots and stores it in `adSenseSlotCount`. These elements likely represent the positions where AdSense ads will be displayed. **3. Loading Scripts Asynchronously ('asyncLoadScript' Function):** The code uses a function likely named `asyncLoadScript` (its definition is not shown in the provided snippet). This function, as the name suggests, is designed to load JavaScript files asynchronously. Asynchronous loading means the script downloads in the background while the webpage continues to load, preventing delays in page rendering. **4. Third-Party Services:** Throughout the code, there are calls to `asyncLoadScript` with URLs pointing to various third-party services: - **AdSense:** This service is Google's advertising platform. The code suggests the website integrates AdSense to display ads. [[1](https://developers.google.com/apps-script/advanced/adsense)]
- **Adman (Phaistos):** This appears to be another ad network.
- **OneSignal:** A service for push notifications.
- **Disqus:** A commenting system.
- **Taboola/Project Agora:** Platforms for content recommendation and native advertising.
- **Glomex:** A video player and ad platform.
- **Dalecta:** Another ad network.
- **Vidoomy:** A video advertising platform.
- **CleverCore:** A potential advertising platform or marketing technology provider.
- **OCM & DFP:** Likely refers to Google Ad Manager (formerly DoubleClick for Publishers), a platform for managing ad inventory.
**5. Consent Management (cmpActionCompleted):**
The code mentions a function `cmpActionCompleted`. This likely relates to a Consent Management Platform (CMP). CMPs handle user consent for tracking and cookies. The `cmpActionCompleted` function may be triggered after the user grants or rejects consent, and it proceeds to load scripts based on the user's choices.
**Key Takeaways:**
- This code snippet is responsible for managing the loading and display of various third-party services, primarily for advertising purposes.
- It integrates with multiple ad networks and also includes systems for cometns, push notifications, and potentially video player functionality.
- The website appears to be using asynchronous script loading to optimize page performance.
- It employs a Consent Management Platform to ensure compliance with user privacy regulations.
