The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Patrick Byrne did us all a great service by calling out Meadows for the piece of shit that he is (my words, not Byrne's).
Says that 2 GOP House Speakers think poorly of MM. Boehner thought he was schizophrenic. Paul Ryan after dealing w he and Jim Jordan determined that Jordan kept his word, but MM was always playing a bunch of angles and wasn't trustworthy.
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I agree with everything Alex is saying here. I don't care about his platform or style. He sees what I see and is able to get the word out. 3 minutes. (He doesn't scream 🙂 )
Zuckerberg should Should be Arrest Right Now!
We are now dealing with Facebook is deliberately interfering in elections. They shut down the page for Republicans raising money in Georgia 2 days before the election claiming they violated their community guidelines. I am sorry, but Zuckerberg should be dragged out in chains. He is now violating everyone’s civil rights in the nation.
Evidence of Foreign Interference in the 2020 Election
Outline, Summary, and Timeline each downloadable at the above link.
As a public service, all three are offered in full text below the fold.
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Why Google Misses Opportunities: A Report Delivered by the Tweeter Thing
Here’s a Twitter thread from a Xoogler who appears to combine the best of the thumb typer generation with the bittersweet recognition of Google’s defective DNA. In the thread, the Xoogler allegedly a real person named Hemant Mohapatra reveals some nuggets about the high school science club approach to business on steroids; for example: . . .
Did the Xoogler take some learnings from the Google experience? Sure did. Here’s the key tweeter thing message:
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