Posted on 12/09/2025 6:54:13 PM PST by House Atreides
Krainer is a real person. Perhaps he created this AI representation of himself which is better that the real thing. In his real videos he speaks slower and not as stridently.
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=alex+krainer&mid=99B172C7E69A1D882B3099B172C7E69A1D882B30&mmscn=stvo&FORM=VCGVRP
You should use AI to create a new and improved version of TexasGator
“You should use AI to create a new and improved version of TexasGator”
I worked too hard to create this version.
“ROTFLMAO! You certainly get emotional when defending Putin.”
...says the person who brings PUTIN into every conversation here.
And NO, you DO NOT have to move to Russia, no one is demanding it, as far as I know.
“and just about everyone else in Russia”
“That includes you.”
At least I don’t defend Groomers.
“And NO, you DO NOT have to move to Russia, no one is demanding it, as far as I know.”
One doesn’t have to live in Russia to be affected by Putin’s corruption.
Election interference
Spamming by influencers
Digital hijacking
Empire ambitions
Alliances: China, North Korea, Iran, Cuba, Venezuela , ...
You keep good company.
“At least I don’t defend Groomers.”
LOL!
AI Overview
The term “Putin groomer” has been used in several distinct contexts by different sources:
Militarization of Children: News reports indicate that the Russian state is establishing “military-patriotic” camps and educational programs that involve the “systematic grooming” of Ukrainian and Russian children to participate in the war effort, including learning to design and test drones. These initiatives are described by some sources as an effort to turn vulnerable teens into “weapons of destruction”.
Political Succession: Political analysts and news outlets have speculated for years whether Putin is “grooming” a successor within the Kremlin, suggesting he may be looking to consolidate power by promoting relatives and children of senior officials.
Political Rhetoric: In the context of U.S. politics, the term has appeared in commentary suggesting that Putin has been “grooming” Donald Trump for two decades as a “lackey” to “dismantle” the U.S.. The term has also been used in a broader sense, with some commentators arguing that Republicans have adopted a “playbook” from Putin’s Russia by using “groomer” accusations to attack LGBTQ rights.
Intelligence and Espionage: Russian intelligence agencies have been accused of “grooming” financially vulnerable teenagers in Europe and Ukraine for espionage and sabotage, paying them in untraceable cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
The word “groomer” in general refers to the act of child grooming (criminal behavior), but in recent political discourse, it has been co-opted as a pejorative term against political opponents, often without evidence of criminal conduct.
https://www.google.com/search?q=putin+groomer&oq=putin+groomer
To: TexasGator
Do you have to be an ass every day?
84 posted on 9/26/2015, 6:24:20 PM by Jim Robinson
https://freerepublic.com/focus/news/3341298/posts?page=84#84
In history if world going back few thousand years, many wars were fought. The victor got all the benefits. Wars are not fought in a court room to get justification.
There were several comments on this thread Wednesday warning that the YouTube video of Alex Krainer might be AI generated.
I noticed Alex appeared to be superimposed over the background. There are pixel distortions around the borders of his image.
I found the following video which is clearly the real live Alex appearing as a guest on The Mel K Show.
Compare the video in this link to the original YouTube video posted Wednesday.
There are clear differences. There are a lot of subtle, human, physical "ticks" in this video compared to the first:
Alex Krainer on The Mel K Show
This is a heads-up. You really need to be on your toes for deepfakes.
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