The Egalitarian Who Refuses to Give Up
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NotASheep, NotARobot, NotAVictim & NotYourMom. Retired Emory Medical Research. Up for good trouble. Disabled. Zebra. Oh so white. Better with animals. Not dead, yet. She/her
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Larry is faaar worse than people think. Oracle held the CIAs database, now it holds Project 2025's database.
US v Oracle was the largest antitrust trial at the time. Members of his trial team are now in the revolving doors of government.
He was sued for ethnic cleansing, suspected in Epstein, etc.
US v Oracle was the largest antitrust trial at the time. Members of his trial team are now in the revolving doors of government.
He was sued for ethnic cleansing, suspected in Epstein, etc.
September 28, 2025 at 8:14 AM
Larry is faaar worse than people think. Oracle held the CIAs database, now it holds Project 2025's database.
US v Oracle was the largest antitrust trial at the time. Members of his trial team are now in the revolving doors of government.
He was sued for ethnic cleansing, suspected in Epstein, etc.
US v Oracle was the largest antitrust trial at the time. Members of his trial team are now in the revolving doors of government.
He was sued for ethnic cleansing, suspected in Epstein, etc.
Reposted by The Egalitarian Who Refuses to Give Up
I screenshotted the interface to encourage people to try it. But he did far more than make the interface.
He set up a nice structure in a database with powerful search. Split pages, extracted metadata, formatted it, indexed it, and poured the data into the database. :)
github.com/paulgp/epste...
He set up a nice structure in a database with powerful search. Split pages, extracted metadata, formatted it, indexed it, and poured the data into the database. :)
github.com/paulgp/epste...
November 13, 2025 at 4:43 AM
I screenshotted the interface to encourage people to try it. But he did far more than make the interface.
He set up a nice structure in a database with powerful search. Split pages, extracted metadata, formatted it, indexed it, and poured the data into the database. :)
github.com/paulgp/epste...
He set up a nice structure in a database with powerful search. Split pages, extracted metadata, formatted it, indexed it, and poured the data into the database. :)
github.com/paulgp/epste...