On October 25 th , 2002 the last great hero of the common people in the US Senate was very likely murdered by agents of the shadow US crime cabal government otherwise known as the Bush-Cheney regime. His wife and daughter and two pilots also died in the air crash.
Source: Why Was He Murdered?
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How did the FBI wind up in charge of an NTSB matter?
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Authored by Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner via Wirepoints.com, Listen to education officials’ demands for more money and it’s easy to believe Illinois grossly underspends on K-12 education. A $7.2 billion funding lawsuit to double state contributions to classroom spending, a $40,000 minimum wage demand for teachers, and lawmakers’ rejection of limits to school district borrowing might bolster that impression.
Source: Admin Over Adolescents: 7 Ways Illinois’ Bureaucracy Is Siphoning Money From Classrooms
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It’s always the “administrative” and pensions!
And the unions make it extra bad.
Argh!
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A new report says that one reason has to do with white people’s perceptions that they’re losing financial dominance as people of color are making gains.
Source: Why More White Americans Are Opposing Government Welfare Programs : Code Switch : NPR
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Interesting. Even if they’d benefit, they oppose it. Racism? I think not; perhaps because the nation is broke? Perhaps, because welfare kills any ambition and any chance of a better life? Perhaps, NPR is a leftist media outlet that survives on the Gooferment dole!
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One of my beloved Chromebooks — ET101 Samsung — updated the Chrome OS and popped up an “End Of Life” message.
What?
It’s EOL when it dies.
Is this part of Google’s attempt to follow in Apple’s “planned obsolesce” “architecture”?
Personally, if the Chromebook is supposed to be the “toaster” appliance of the computer age, then it should old go “end of life” when it goes to chromebook heaven. I have toasters that lasted until the lady of the house decided the exterior could no longer be clean enough. Not my problem, but an example of “Western Electric” telephone handset engineering. Capable of operating after a flood or a nuke.
I am very upset.
And as if to rub my nose it (i.e., EOL), google helpfully offers me a selection of upgrades.
ARGH cubed!
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‘Planned obsolescence is the craziest thinking in the world’: Apple hits back at claims it designs iPhones to fail so consumers have to buy a new one
By AARON BROWN and ANNIE PALMER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 19:07 EDT, 7 June 2018 | UPDATED: 19:18 EDT, 7 June 2018
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Yeah, right. I believe that!
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“Though New York City has one of the most segregated schools systems in the country,” writes Elizabeth Harris of The New York Times, until now, Mayor Bill de Blasio “was all but silent on the issue.” He was “reluctant even to use the word ‘segregation.’” Now the notion that the liberal mayor belongs in the same basket as Southern governors in the ’50s and ’60s like Orval Faubus of Arkansas and Ross Barnett of Mississippi seems a bit of a stretch.
Source: Is Mayor diBlasio
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A stunning observation!
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Longtime former director of security for the Senate Intelligence Committee, James A. Wolfe, was indicted and arrested Thursday night on charges of giving false statements to FBI agents in 2017 about repeated contacts with three reporters, according to the Washington Examiner .
Source: Leaker Crackdown Begins: Top Senate Staffer Arrested In Leak Probe; NYT Journo’s Records Seized
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While I don’t think “leaking” is the honorable thing to do, that being said reporters and their materials are essential to free press.
Too bad I never get on juries!
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Have you noticed, fellow truth-seekers, how the information we are pursuing seems to be coming at us in fits and starts these days? How some investigations begin, are stalled, and others long forgotten return to the public eye? As we attempt to decipher and interpret revelations about behind-the-scenes sexual abuse and pedophelia among the powerful elite in our society, we might do well to imagine a larger, more coherent process taking place that adheres to the well-worn phrase: timing is everything.
Source: Owner of the Lolita Express and Orgy Island
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No doubt, Jeffrey Epstein has dirt on many friends in high places, like the aforementioned Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, and even Donald Trump, who is known to have visited Epstein’s island. Perhaps this is where FBI interests lie, or perhaps it is in gathering information about people who are not in the public eye. Is it possible that the FBI is leveraging Epstein to continue to get enough information to eventually prosecute people who are higher up the totem pole? One would hope so, although there are certainly less promising conclusions one could draw on the strength of this piece of information alone.
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Why aren’t the patrons of the Lolita Express and Orgy Island listed on the front page of every paper and news website?
One set of rules for everyone? Don’t make me laugh!
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The Texas Bullion Depository officially opened for business this week. The creation of the facility represents a power-shift away from the federal government, and sets the foundation to undermine the Federal Reserve’s monopoly on money.
Source: Texas Bullion Depository Open for Business
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The Texas Bullion Depository will create a mechanism to challenge the federal government’s monopoly on money and provides a blueprint for other states to follow. If the majority of states controlled their own supply of gold, and people began using precious metals in daily transactions, it could conceivably make the Federal Reserve completely irrelevant.
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That’s going to take some time, but it becomes an interesting way create a “store of value”.
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There’s a saying that ignorance of the law is no defense, which I get. I really do.Yet at some point, there has to be a line. If men and women can be arrested when they’re clearly trying to not break the law, then what hope does any law-abiding citizen have? There’s a theory that the average person goes through life committing something like three felonies per day. I don’t know how accurate that is, but I have little difficulty believing that we break laws all the time without realizing it.
Source: Reason #6831 Why Gun Registration Is Evil – Bearing Arms
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“If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.” —Cardinal Richelieu
Same thing with all the gun laws. The Constitution (of no account) is specifically clear. The right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
How is this not “infringement”?
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People in signal ‘not spots’ and remote areas have another way to seamlessly connect, but many still lack decent internet
Source: Can you hear me? How greater wifi access can empower the disconnected – WikiTribune
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“Not Spots”!
Unfortunately, everything comes at a cost.
As far as I’ve seen, all the public libraries have free internet.
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