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Facts are important, and so is language. The RCMP claim they provided a list of "influencers". The problem with that denial is that the set of all people who influenced the protest includes the set of all donors. In other words, i
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>Canada simply does not have a heritage of individual rights. Their country, their rules. They absolutely do, and they changed "their rules" in 1982 to make it official. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadi
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Violate an explicit request for privacy. I would love to leave all of the blinds on the windows in my home open all time, but I live in a neighborhood. The price I pay for privacy is the cost of the blinds and the action of closing them whe
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For anyone curious about traditional ibogaine use, I highly recommend Daniel Pinchbeck's "Breaking Open the Head".
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Paul Harvey – Our Lives Our Fortunes Our Sacred Honor [video](youtube.com)
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IMO, the only thing Trump deserves any credit for is refusing to invade any new countries. I would prefer ending existing conflicts, but the simple act of not invading any new countries is the best any president has done in my lifetime. Wit
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Lawyer should be world-famous for his battle with Chevron, but he’s in jail(theguardian.com)
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"The response from the military is essentially that the data presented to make this claim are not accurate because they don’t show accurate counts prior to 2021." The military corrected the data, but the new data either don't
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Pentagon response to DoD medical data is an even bigger story than the data(theblaze.com)
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>One thing is clear about the revelation of the 2021 military epidemiological data and the military’s response to it: There is undoubtedly a public health and national security crisis in the military, and the Pentagon’s reaction only see
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"Who is Peter Thiel, the tech billionaire trying to push the U.S. to the right?" ..asks the newspaper owned by a tech billionaire.
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There may exist inefficiencies in the transfer of heat from the element to the water, but there is no such thing as an inefficient heating element. All of the power it uses will be converted to heat. Take a light bulb for example. When used
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Radio Address By Charles A Lindbergh, 05/19/1940(archive.org)
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Paul Stamets on the benefits of Lion's Mane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmB6_boALVs
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If it can't see the pylons, I wonder if it would see a toddler?
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As someone who lived directly across the river from the Bohemian Grove for about a decade, I can tell you with certainty that the only thing he was right about is that it exists and its members are wealthy. There's nothing secret about
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Curiousity and frustration would have me moving it anyway. Have you tried?
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You may also be in interested in the Kantian view that true reality is unknowable, as all human knowledge is skewed by our perception. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noumenon
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If you live near a Micro Center, they always seem to have them in stock. They sell them in-store only.
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>It encourages its members to disobey orders which they believe would violate the U.S. Constitution. Couldn't that also be stated as "It encourages its members to obey the law"?
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This surprises me. My only experience with Pennsylvania was making the mistake of not unchecking "Avoid Tolls" when driving across the state. I got a bill for over $80 for taking the turnpike. That's one way on a single day i
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$250 million for public safety $59 million for public works 2021 Amended Operating Budget: https://apps.pittsburghpa.gov/redtail/images/15962_2021_Amen...
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If the vaccines reduce spread, the manufacturers would say so. I asked for such a claim from any one of them. Edit: >multiple studies by scientists in different countries is more reliable than marketing text from any specific manufacture
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This is false. I challenge anyone to find any statement, from any of the mRNA vaccine manufacturers, from any point in time, that claims the vaccines reduce transmission even a tiny bit.
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I learned this recently from another post here on HN: "Brassica oleracea is a plant species that includes many common cultivars, such as cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, collard greens, Savoy cabbage, kohlrabi, a
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Missouri passed a law that required assets seized by the police to go to the education budget. Police responded by calling in the feds to do the seizing, who then give a kickback to the police. The federal government's name for this pr
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If the number isnt tied to an IMEI, then how are they supposed to use it track you as your phone pings different towers?
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Where are all of the customers who asked for front facing cameras that can't be taped, batteries that can't be removed, and fingerprint readers behind the screen? I've never heard of someone looking for a device with these fe
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Don't forget scientific knowledge. https://sci-hub.se/
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Think about any neighborhood dense enough for modern cell coverage. Then imagine a database that records all point to point EM anomalies. One could use such a database to determine when all persons leave their homes and where they went thro

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