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The AP investigation, which is based on interviews with current and former members of Microsoft and the Israeli armed forces, together with internal company data and documents, also discusses the Israeli military's relationship with big tech companies, including Google, Amazon, Palantir, Cisco, and Oracle.

The AP investigation, which is based on interviews with current and former members of Microsoft and the Israeli armed forces, together with internal company data and documents, also discusses the Israeli military's relationship with big tech companies, including Google, Amazon, Palantir, Cisco, and Oracle.

These reports have intensified fears among many Microsoft staff that their work is being used as an instrument of war and oppression. Blessing, of course, pulled this all together and makes this note. This article goes long into details about the investigation and Microsoft's claims. Therefore, Blessing is making it required reading for people who want the full breakdown.

These reports have intensified fears among many Microsoft staff that their work is being used as an instrument of war and oppression. Blessing, of course, pulled this all together and makes this note. This article goes long into details about the investigation and Microsoft's claims. Therefore, Blessing is making it required reading for people who want the full breakdown.

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Blessing polls for big bullet points. Microsoft says that based on, quote, both our internal assessments and external review, they found no evidence that the Israeli armed forces have failed to comply with the policies of their standard commercial relationship.

Blessing polls for big bullet points. Microsoft says that based on, quote, both our internal assessments and external review, they found no evidence that the Israeli armed forces have failed to comply with the policies of their standard commercial relationship.

Number two, Microsoft also caveats that they do not have full awareness of how the Israeli military may use any Microsoft technology that runs on their own servers. Number three, Microsoft's blog does not include the full text of Microsoft's internal and external assessments, nor does it respond to the detail of the allegations made by the Associated Press and other publications.

Number two, Microsoft also caveats that they do not have full awareness of how the Israeli military may use any Microsoft technology that runs on their own servers. Number three, Microsoft's blog does not include the full text of Microsoft's internal and external assessments, nor does it respond to the detail of the allegations made by the Associated Press and other publications.

And then number four, no Azure or Apartheid movement. I always screw this up. Apartheid. Yeah, thank you. Have already called on Microsoft to release a full copy of their internal review. Boom.

And then number four, no Azure or Apartheid movement. I always screw this up. Apartheid. Yeah, thank you. Have already called on Microsoft to release a full copy of their internal review. Boom.

I mean, this shows all the way to the top of me not pulling a joke punch to come into the story, right? Of like, we are, I would say, not... This is not the usual story we would cover on Kind of Funny Games Daily. Not the serious... Well, yeah, the serious nature of it, right? If Microsoft's fucking up or doing whatever, we would talk about that here.

I mean, this shows all the way to the top of me not pulling a joke punch to come into the story, right? Of like, we are, I would say, not... This is not the usual story we would cover on Kind of Funny Games Daily. Not the serious... Well, yeah, the serious nature of it, right? If Microsoft's fucking up or doing whatever, we would talk about that here.

But to come in here and have to deal with, yes, this Palestinian-Israeli conflict that's been raging on for decades upon decades upon decades, right? To come in here and have to do this and then sort it out to your point of, like... We're nobody. We're nobody in this argument. We've had this conversation. Blah, blah. I already saw it going up there, right?

But to come in here and have to deal with, yes, this Palestinian-Israeli conflict that's been raging on for decades upon decades upon decades, right? To come in here and have to do this and then sort it out to your point of, like... We're nobody. We're nobody in this argument. We've had this conversation. Blah, blah. I already saw it going up there, right?

The conversation of, like, there it is, Matthew. Where do our cell phones come again? Where do our cell phones come from again? This is the whole, like, problem with the entire world we live in of whataboutism, where it's like, we can identify this as a problem, and then, well, what about this? And what about that? Yes, the world is completely fucked up. And back to your point of...

The conversation of, like, there it is, Matthew. Where do our cell phones come again? Where do our cell phones come from again? This is the whole, like, problem with the entire world we live in of whataboutism, where it's like, we can identify this as a problem, and then, well, what about this? And what about that? Yes, the world is completely fucked up. And back to your point of...

I'm ill-equipped to fix the world. I try my best by being a good person or trying to be a good person and chase this down and like, you know what I mean? Like try to make educated decisions and choices, but like there's so much tied up in here that makes you feel so small and so insignificant, right? Where it's like, I mean, if you want to go from the giant, like top level of it all, right?

I'm ill-equipped to fix the world. I try my best by being a good person or trying to be a good person and chase this down and like, you know what I mean? Like try to make educated decisions and choices, but like there's so much tied up in here that makes you feel so small and so insignificant, right? Where it's like, I mean, if you want to go from the giant, like top level of it all, right?