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Oh, that 'politically motivated propaganda' argument. That's what Lukashenko is using to imprison https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siarhei_Tsikhanouski . Who ran a blog and youtube channel, recording, ofte
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@soufron, I agree with you. It is shameful, to call uprising of suppressed -- against systemic unfairness -- as 'Telegram revolution'. This is akin to stealing valor (basically stealing medals and pretending to be the honorable).
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Tracking Michigan protesters raises privacy, Covid-19 spread questions
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In US, fed vs local state split -- is also making reforms more difficult, but on the other hand -- it probably prevents monopolization of political opinion + economic will. So over all the separation is good. I would like, however, federal
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@dang do you think the above comment and opinions I shared should have -1 and -4 downvotes. Is that in line with your expectations, given the topic and the manner in which my comments were written?
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Lawyer becomes first Chasidic Jew in senior US government role
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WRT "... Is everything that disagrees with Trump now "political bias"?.." I think much of the media (bbc, reuters, vox, cnbc, msnbc, abc, cnn, buzzfeed, huffingtonpost, twitter's leadership) basically are the propag
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Since you asked >"... I wonder how other countries perceive the US..." Well, recently spoke to somebody in Canada. They are so happy to see a world class leader, US President Trump fighting the western form of Thought police
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Useful to know that this specific selective application of editorial bias by Twitter, was after Trump's executive order [1] on preventing online censorship of free speech. >"... Twitter now selectively decides to place a warni
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Guilty Plea Former Philadelphia Judge of Elections Who Committed Election Fraud
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>".. Uh... because the market crashed ~50 days ago for reasons that still hold?..." I think this depends what reasons you would pick to make the above statement, at least for US market. My subjective reasons to be more positi
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It is pretty remarkable, that 2 years ago Kevin B Broke (the Hill's opinion contributor), listed out as he called 'oddities' in Flynn's case. [1] And the listed oddities (see 3) is exactly how DOJ explained dropping the
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that's true. Not everyone. Even people who are employed can go broke, declare bankruptcy, and not being able to pay for their previously-enjoyed lifestyle anymore. The financial security ladder has many steps. Hard to imagine that pro
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What is the median salary of people who were laid off? It is some how hard to believe that they will start starving within a year after a layoff (perhaps if they plan to maintain their expense levels unchanged, but still sounds very improba
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Starting May 1, 2020 API SP/GF-6 is the ‘minimum standard’ for motor oils
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Particularly interesting how high were the officials who appeared to be interested in setting up Gen. Flynn >"... Notice that in Ruemmler’s letter she specifically says the January 5th meeting was about Flynn: [Feb 23, 2018] The m
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By April 13th, there are already 3 vaccine trials are already in progress, 67 other are in potential evaluation [1] >"... Three of the COVID-19 vaccine developers have already entered the stage of human trials. These are CanSino, In
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CDC guidelines appear to ask medical professional, to over-report COVID as a cause of death, if there is reasonable suspicion, but not a definite diagnosis. I am not sure if this right/wrong, and how different it is from guidelines rel
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not sure if what I expressed is a concern or an observation. More of an observation, at this stage, I would say. Asking folks who are more familiar with this to comment, I guess.
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I am reading the below paragraph from the guidance, and thinking that it would, necessarely, cause 'over reporting' of COVID-19 related deaths. However, I am not a doctor, and do not know what was the guidance in previous years, a
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U.S. Guidance for Certifying Deaths Due Covid 19
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A Repeal NeverNeeded Regulations Can Help Responses to Covid-19 Crisis
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Bit off topic wrt robocalls, but on topic wrt FCC mandates. What do you think about the 'Free Press' group asking FCC to sensor Trump's corona virus updates? Does FCC have authority to do that? https://thefederalis
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I hope this addresses the abuse. See [1] It basically asks the telecom operators to implement digitally signed certificates. So it would work, if I understand it conceptually, like your web browser, when it receives https traffic unsigned
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extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Otherwise, every hyperbole will have to be considered as irrefutable truth. Or, is the 'who comes up with wittiest hyperbole' is the type of 'thought exchange' framewo
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I am not sure that >"mandate giving service workers more paid sick days and actually enforce the laws against making them come in while sick" , is an alternative to what I suggested earlier > "... word wide self quarant
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my understanding is that Cepheid has 23,000 testing machines. 5,000 of them are in US. The new test cartridge will work on existing machines. [1] FDA approval is for the specific test, not for the machine itself (as those did not need to ch
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with the institutionalized, periodic prophylactic quarantine -- I was thinking, we could break/slowdown the pathogen re-transmission network (at least temporary). I was thinking that the above realization, could come as outcome of 
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-- I was downvoted for claiming that Reuters might have lied, and that Reuters had likely engaged in 'Atrocity propaganda' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atrocity_propaganda against US President and his admin
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30% is a big number. Reducing number of silient carriers would be great. I am also wondering if, in general, our societies would benefit from a periodic self-quarantine, as a prophylactic measure. I guess, if, after this pandemic is over -
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