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Paulette Simpson, CBE

Paulette Simpson, CBE

by | 08/08/26 | Blog, Commonwealth, Governance, Media, Money Matters

Paulette Simpson, deputy chief executive officer of JN Bank UK- Britain’s first Caribbean-owned bank- poses with her insignia, denoting her appointment to the Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. She is seen here posing with her insignia at a dinner organised by the JN Group in her honour. Ms Simpson was officially presented with the instrument of her appointment at Windsor Castle by Prince Charles on December 8. Ms Simpson, who has been named for the fourth consecutive year among Britain’s Most Influential People of African and Caribbean Heritage, was born in Britain to Jamaican parents and raised in Walderston, Manchester, Jamaica by her grandmother, Violet Simpson. She is also executive director of Britain’s only national British Afro-Caribbean weekly newspaper, The Voice.

 

ExhausteED™

ExhausteED™

by | 23/06/26 | AI, Americas, Blog, Environment, ESG, Ethical AI, Governance

E-MISSIONS

 

He makes it childs play for us, but we'll play our role in determining good emissions from bad ones

What’s happening in Memphis?

 

"An xAI supercomputer facility designed to power and train Musk’s AI chatbot Grok, Colossus is slated to be the world’s largest supercomputer, it was established in 2024."

"Those inputs are alarming, but the outputs are even worse. The facility’s behemoth methane gas turbines increase Memphis’s smog by 30-60% as they belch planet-warming nitrogen oxides and poisonous formaldehyde around the clock, pollutants linked to respiratory and cardiovascular disease. Quoting SELC, “xAI has been operating dozens of unpermitted methane gas turbines without public notice, permits, or air pollution controls. The number of turbines and extent of their emissions likely make xAI the largest industrial source of smog-forming pollutant in Memphis.”

Excerpt from Bit2men SUBSTACK below

The analogies are endless, when a new neighbor moves into the neighborhood, there is a litmus test to pass, this is common in most sociey and cultural situations

 

When a new neighbor moves in they are respected to respect the "hood", this is a given, since when was it cool for a new neighbor to move in and just start soiling, poisoining, and draining the communities resources

 

THIS DOESN'T SOUND LIKE SOMEONE WHO IS PLAYING ON OR EVEN FOR THE HOME TEAM

 

 "THEY'RE NOT PART OF THE "HOOD"

 

ok, SO THEY PLAY FOR THE away TEAM, THAT MEANS THAT They's Aren't looking out for the people in the hood they live in, their loyalties lie elsewhere, they may wave at you in passing, but they don't mingle with the hood, they play for the away team

now what happens in a culture when a stranger comes in on a slick vehicle telling all to come around so that they can be sold the latest snake oil, in this case it is part of a system made by THE REPTILE, but we digress, this snake oil salesman told the town square what it wanted to hear, he gained their favour and then exploited it , he tailored it to explot as much money as possible for his roadshow