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Quote:"It's almost like Texas is causing a supply chain crisis on purpose on April 8 ...
Something is weird about this. Something is odd about the government's overreaction, and I don't yet know what it is."

(04-03-2024, 05:17 AM)Waterglass Wrote: What ever happened to QAnon?

Hmmm. So you launch this thread on Q and within a week an article appears on Q in the USA MSM on the MSN.com front web page. One OP back at the old farm asked me if I noticed that just after I posted several political threads that new articles appeared in the MSM as a counterpoint. 

Isnt AI a bitch to deal with today? 

Here you go FYI:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/what-ever-happened-to-qanon/ar-BB1kXMNe?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=54cb6d69db71476ee44d291f4cf14868&ei=44

Thoughts?

Quote: The ex-military member who federal authorities say drove his SUV into a barricade at the FBI office in Atlanta on Monday had online ties to QAnon-related content and appeared to be a supporter of former President Donald Trump, according to an open-source investigation by the group Advance Democracy.

Quote: Advance Democracy, in a report seen by NBC News, found social media accounts that appeared to be linked to Bolling that had a history of promoting conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election as well as QAnon.
"I love you @realDonaldTrump," one account suspected to be linked to Bolling posted back in December 2020, according to Advance Democracy. "You have more support than even you know."

Quote: The Global Extremism Program: Advance Democracy, Inc. uses our global investigative capabilities to map and expose the support networks behind extremist groups threatening the United States and its allies. We work to identify and document the growth, reach, and influence of violent extremist groups, as well as political rhetoric in the United States and Europe targeting communities of color, immigrants, the LBGTQ population, and religious minorities that has contributed to a surge in global hate crimes. Our research also includes the documentation of gender-based discrimination, anti-Asian hate crimes, and antisemitic incidents.

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Daniel J. Jones is a researcher and former intelligence analyst who heads the advocacy organizations Democracy Integrity Project and Advance Democracy, and works as president of the Penn Quarter Group, an opposition research firm. Prior to taking those positions, he was a staffer for U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and the Democratic staff of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
 
Senate Republicans alleged that his organizations worked with controversial opposition research firm Fusion GPS and former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, the operative who circulated a dossier of unverified allegations against then-candidate Donald Trump to media, politicians, and law enforcement after the 2016 election.

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In 2017, Jones founded the Democracy Integrity Project as a 501©(4) advocacy group. [sup]22[/sup] Funded by a range of left-wing donors, including liberal financier George Soros, the organization promotes left-wing narratives around foreign interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other elections around the world. [sup]23[/sup] A spokesperson for Soros confirmed to the Washington Post that the Democracy Integrity Project “used Fusion GPS as a contractor.” [sup]24[/sup]
In its 2018 tax filings, the Democracy Integrity Project reported paying more than $3.3 million to Fusion GPS’s parent company Bean LLC and more than $250,000 to a UK-based company at which Christopher Steele is a director for “research consulting.” [sup]25[/sup] [sup]26[/sup] [sup]27[/sup] It also paid almost $150,000 to Istok Associates, a UK-based firm run by Neil Barnett, who claims that Russia interfered with the UK’s Brexit election. [sup]28[/sup][sup]29[/sup] 

Quote:Assisted-dying campaigners often claim that they are on the side of compassion. But stopping a father from saving his daughter’s life is surely the cruellest outcome possible. Anyone who still believes that euthanasia prevents suffering needs to seriously think again.

Quote:A father has discovered he is powerless to stop his perfectly healthy daughter being killed.

Quote:Tom Hanks to turn on Large Hadron Collider – yes, that Tom Hanks

(04-04-2024, 09:48 AM)Crazierfox Wrote:  

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hmmm 2009
Horror movie?
What the heck man
biblical
umm

Quote: Avoting company owner on Friday acknowledged making a “coercive” demand of 32 Texas counties: Pay an additional surcharge for the software that runs their voting registration system, or lose it just before November's elections.
 
John Medcalf of San Diego-based VOTEC said he had to request the counties pay a 35% surcharge because several agencies in multiple states, including some of the Texas counties, have been late to pay in the past and his company had trouble meeting payroll.
 
He characterized the charges as a cry for help to get enough money to avoid losing key employees just before November.
“It is coercive, and I regret that,” Medcalf said. “We've been able to get by 44 of 45 years without doing that.”
 
The surcharges have sent Texas' largest counties scrambling to approve payments or look at other ways they can avoid losing the software at a critical time.
Medcalf said that VOTEC would continue to honor counties' contracts for the remainder of their terms, which run past Texas' May primary runoffs, but that most expire shortly before November.
 
“It's either pay now and dislike it or pay with election difficulty,” Medcalf said, adding that he didn't expect any contracts to actually be canceled.
The bills are for 35% of two major line items in the existing contracts, Medcalf said.