IBM attacks what it cannot understand (or cannot control)
Summary: Ever since IBM bought Red Hat it has repeatedlyattacked the FSF (in a malicious and personified fashion), looking for its own 'copyright grab' whilst outsourcing loads of code to proprietary software monopolisers who attack the GPL; by doing so, IBM is destroying the value of what it paid more than 30 billion dollars for (IBM is governed by pretentious fools, according to IBM insiders; they've already lost Red Hat's longtime CEO and IBM's new President), so it's falling back on openwashing of IBM's proprietary software with help from the so-called 'Linux' Foundation
Our aim is to repair an injured system wherein "abuse of process" can be turned into a weapon, leveraged even by foreigners who are funded by affluent third parties
There's a limit to how much or how long a company can fake its performance and its potential [...] Early this morning a few insiders ("traders") cashed in on their "pump-n-dump"
Workers can conveniently lie or deny it to themselves, but waves of PIPs ("silent layoffs") will sweep over more and more units or teams as the company runs out of money to play with