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“Lizzie Warren took a tax Gave your paycheck forty whacks. When she saw what she had done She gave your checkbook forty one.”
“I was stunned by Epstein’s suicide, though probably not as much as Epstein himself.” -John McAfee
Apparently in NYC a “Suicide Watch” means they sit around and watch you commit suicide. Time to pay the winner. Who had Saturday 8/10 by hanging in the betting pool. (Don’t worry, she didn’t make all that much money, no … Continue reading
Amazon Is Coaching Cops On How To Obtain Surveillance Footage Without a Warrant When police partner with Ring, Amazon’s home surveillance camera company, they get access to the “Law Enforcement Neighborhood Portal,” an interactive map that allows officers to request … Continue reading
Google’s Algorithms Threaten Free and Fair Elections Epstein testified, based on 13,000 saved search results of American citizens and dozens of controlled experiments in the United States and abroad, that the power of the Search Engine Manipulation Effect (SEME) generated … Continue reading
Throwing buckets of water at NYC police officers, including the bucket! Over the weekend, young toughs with buckets full of water randomly soaked cops in Harlem and Brownsville just for the hell of it. At one point, an officer got … Continue reading
The Set Up… WASHINGTON (AP) – Looking to shed the “do-nothing Congress” label, House Democrats proposed a bill that would offer nationwide concealed carry permit reciprocity among all 50 states in exchange for a token one cent per round bullet … Continue reading
Crisis at the National Archives In the middle of directing the difficult task of transferring the historically important records of the Obama administration into the National Archives, the archivist in charge, David Ferriero, ran into a serious problem: A lot … Continue reading
One of the most interesting legal phenomena of the Trump administration has been the increased use of—and public focus on—previously obscure federal statutes that delegate surprisingly broad power to the president. From using the National Emergencies Act to build his … Continue reading
Marine Beaches in Massachusetts
