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Anonymous 01/20/22 (Thu) 15:26:48 10dcf8 (6) No.15423576 BOOOM!!! MI GARLAND FAVORITO KNOWS!!! RIGGED ELECTION!!!

Anonymous 01/18/22 (Tue) 20:08:52 54f4ed (15) No.15409293 Schumer’s daughters work for Amazon, Facebook as he holds power over antitrust bill Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is responsible for shepherding antitrust bills that aim to crack down on Big Tech — and both his children are on the payroll of companies the proposals would seek to rein in, On the Money has learned. Jessica Schumer is a registered lobbyist at Amazon, according to New York state records. Alison Schumer works at Facebook as a product marketing manager. Advocates of the legislation fear that the tech companies’ ties to Sen. Schumer’s children could create a conflict of interest, people close to the matter told On the Money. And they say Schumer’s familial connection to the tech companies is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the cozy relationships some members of Congress have with the firms. “When you put together the amount of money Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi made off tech with the fact that leader Schumer’s two kids work for giant tech companies, Democrats are going to have a very hard time explaining if major legislation doesn’t move forward this session,” one progressive operative told The Post. “It’s not just a messaging problem — it also raises substantive concerns,” this person said. If you were a judge with a kid who worked for Facebook you’d recuse yourself from the case.” The most immediate test will be on the so-called “non-discrimination bill” that would stop platforms from “self-preferencing” their content. For instance, Amazon would no longer be able to promote its own content over third-party sellers on its e-commerce platform. The bill could be ready for introduction as soon as this week. It is under review by the Senate Judiciary Committee — and assuming it emerges from the committee markup, it could be put to a vote in the coming weeks. Schumer, however, has yet to signal where he stands on it — or when he could introduce the legislation. https://nypost.com/2022/01/18/schumers-daughters-work-for-amazon-facebook-as-he-holds-power-over-antitrust-bill/

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Anonymous 02/18/22 (Fri) 19:44:12 c99a83 (16) No.15661566 Freedom protestors in Ottawa chant “Trudeau has got to go” as police continue to hold them back. Footage by @PuffinsPictures 7:21 PM · Feb 18, 2022·Twitter Media Studio

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Trump Media & Technology Group CEO Devin Nunes joins John Solomon and Amanda Head to provide an update on Truth Social’s phased rollout and the remarkable engagement users are experiencing in contrast to Truth Social’s Big Tech competitors on March 7, 2022.

Anonymous01/19/22 (Wed) 13:15:328ed360 (7)No.15414908 @DeptofDefense Ship shape. The #USNSJohnEricsson conducts a replenishment with the #USSMichaelMurphy while transiting with other vessels in the South China Sea. 6:00 AM · Jan 19, 2022·Sprinklr https://twitter.com/DeptofDefense/status/1483756130513965061 Board issues experienced the last couple days, worked out.

Anonymous02/03/22 (Thu) 15:47:427afcbf (14)No.15538009 Hell yeah. Quote Tweet The Daily Signal @DailySignal · 1h Last year this mom asked her school superintendent what she could do to get kids out of masks. She claimed “she would if she could” but her hands were tied by then Gov. Northam's executive order. Watch her confront the superintendent in this week's School Board meeting: 2:36 PM · Feb 3, 2022·

SpaceX is preparing to launch another 49 Starlink broadband internet satellites. Launch from pad 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center has been rescheduled for 9:02 p.m. EST Tuesday (0202 GMT Wednesday).

Anonymous 01/18/22 (Tue) 20:39:09 54f4ed (15) No.15409487 US Federal Judge Releases Puerto Rico From Bankruptcy, Slashes Municipal Debt by 80% A US federal judge resolved a five-year battle over Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy on Tuesday, slashing the US territory’s debt by 80% as part of a restructuring plan allowing it to pay off US creditors without hated cuts to the island’s pension plan. Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the US District Court for the Southern District of New York approved a plan pitched by the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico to cut the island’s public debt by 80%, from $33 billion to just over $7.4 billion. According to a news release by the board, the deal will save the government more than $50 billion in debt service payments. According to the board, the deal gives San Juan the ability to pay off its debt by 2034, provided it accepts more cuts to public services and price hikes. The control board is a group of seven unelected officials given vast power to restructure Puerto Rico’s finances by the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA), a 2016 law passed by the US Congress after the territory’s government said it was unable to pay its $70 billion public debt. However, locally the board is known simply as “the junta” for its dictatorial power. The following year, the Puerto Rican government declared bankruptcy, beginning the process that led to Tuesday’s settlement. The PROMESA board used austerity measures to put a tight rein on the territory’s finances and ensure it could pay its creditors on Wall Street, which included an attempt to slash the pension fund that had been chronically mismanaged for years. That same year, 2017, Puerto Rico suffered its worst natural disaster in recorded history: a direct strike by Hurricane Maria, a powerful Category 5 storm that annihilated the country’s electrical infrastructure and killed 3,000 Boricuans. The public utility company, Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA), was sold to private buyers in January 2018, who formed the corporation LUMA Energy. However, it still holds PREPA’s substantial debt, which was not included in the deal approved on Tuesday. Demonstrations rocked the island in 2019 demanding the resignation of then-Governor Ricardo Rosselló, who was seen by angry Boricuans as facilitating the control board’s fleecing of the island. Puerto Rico was seized from Spain by the US in 1898 during the Spanish-American War, and was subsequently turned into a US territory. Nationalists and critics have accused the US of colonialism, and multiple uprisings in the 20th century sought to shake off US rule over the island. A parallel social movement has sought Puerto Rico’s admittance as a US state. https://sputniknews.com/20220119/us-federal-judge-releases-puerto-rico-from-bankruptcy-slashes-municipal-debt-by-80-1092354807.html

GOP Lawmakers Say Dem Appointees Doing Chinese Spy Firm’s Bidding Two Republican lawmakers are calling out Democrat-appointed congressional administrators for waging a stealth pressure campaign against a U.S. company on behalf of a Chinese surveillance firm, according to a letter sent Tuesday to the House clerk and Senate secretary. Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) and Rep. Claudia Tenney (R., N.Y.) say a massive Chinese surveillance firm implicated in the Chinese Communist Party's human rights abuses is using the offices of the House clerk and Senate secretary to "bully" an American company. The Chinese company, Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Company, petitioned both congressional officers last year to launch an investigation into IP Video Market Info Inc. (IPVM), a U.S.-based firm that has exposed the CCP's use of Hikvision to monitor the enslaved Uyghur ethnic minority. Clerk of the House of Representatives Ann Berry and Secretary of the Senate Cheryl Johnson, who are handling the investigation on behalf of Congress, informed IPVM in July that the company was under investigation due to an anonymous claim that it engaged in undisclosed lobbying work. Information came to light earlier this month that showed the anonymous accuser was Hikvision, according to Axios. The reporting raised the lawmakers' concerns that China orchestrated a congressional investigation into one of its top critics. IPVM says the complaint is part of a political campaign to silence its reporting and that the allegations against it are bunk. Hikvision, the lawmakers write, "is attempting to subvert the law by attacking the integrity of its critics, using a cohort of American legal and public relations firms to do its bidding. Congress must not fall victim to its dishonest scheme." The lawmakers in their letter reprimand both congressional officers, warning them that they are doing the bidding of a CCP spy company. Rubio and Tenney write that Hikvision is using "the offices of the House Clerk and Secretary of the Senate to bully [IPVM] … into silence for its unfavorable reporting about the company." The lawmakers urge both congressional officers to "not allow our transparent and open system to be cynically exploited by firms like Hikvision, which has been sanctioned by the U.S. government for its implication ‘in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups.'" Rubio and Tenney also say that other Communist companies may attempt to silence criticism by enlisting the help of Congress's ethics committees. "Hikvision's efforts to silence dissent using your offices will likely be replicated by other malign entities tied to the CCP," they write. "Congress should take no part in these efforts. We urge your respective offices to see Hikvision's smear campaign against IPVM for what it is worth and to remain vigilant against future attempts to use your offices as a mechanism to chill free speech and silence dissent." Hikvision in its original letter to congressional officials said that IPVM could be running afoul of lobbying disclosure laws because of its self-expressed work to influence the U.S. government. IPVM's founder said in October that the company "does increasingly talk to the U.S. (and other) governments but it is virtually always to inform them of things going on in this industry." The company maintains these conversations do not constitute lobbying. IPVM disputes the charges and says Hikvision is targeting it as payback for a series of reports that expose how the CCP uses Hikvision's surveillance equipment to repress the Uyghurs and other populations. Conor Healy, IPVM's government director, in comments to the Washington Free Beacon praised Rubio and Tenney for investigating the matter. "Congress should not let China's state corporations, or any entities, abuse government ethics rules to intimidate media critics," Healy said. "It should be noted that Hikvision's attempt to silence IPVM comes amid much more widespread abuse of those that report on or speak out about the CCP, an entity responsible for unspeakable crimes against humanity including genocide." Hikvision did not respond to the Free Beacon‘s request for comment on the matter. https://freebeacon.com/national-security/gop-lawmakers-say-dem-appointees-doing-chinese-spy-firms-bidding/

NOW - UK PM: "The government will no longer mandate the wearing of face masks anywhere." https://gab.com/disclosetv/posts/107649244361191149 Anonymous 01/19/22 (Wed) 10:06:02 a8a908 (1) No.15413494 >>15413238 BORIS Johnson has announced that working from home is to be scrapped with immediate effect – meaning that workers will be due back into the office from tomorrow. The Prime Minister ripped up current Plan B requirements, and has dumped vaccine passports and facemasks. Brits will be expected to go back into the office tomorrow as the work from home guidance has been dropped immediately. The remaining rules will expire on January 26 meaning the changes will kick in next week. Mr Johnson said: "The Cabinet concluded that because of the extraordinary booster campaign, together with the way the public have responded to the Plan B measures, we can return to Plan A in England, and allow Plan B regulations to expire." Brits will still be urged to wear masks in crowded places, but will not be fined for refusing to do so. Masks are also set to be be ditched in classrooms tomorrow and scrapped completely in schools next week. In a major win for pupils the requirement to wear face coverings during lessons will be dropped ahead of the wider scaling back of Plan B next Wednesday. Boris caught violating his governments mandates a week prior For anons who may be interested in contributing on the forums - Gab video link embed capability confirmed on forum platform. Blog platform did not support this functionality for whatever reason. However be aware that this does not preserve the media. It is merely an embedded link to the hosted file. In the early days of doing this work, things they did not like were wiped off the internet regularly, so I opted to create my own archives for reference and to help bring those files back to light.