ThisIsMyAltAcct

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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
That's a pretty selective list of claims they chose to investigate. In the "Gender-Based Violence" section, they list their conclusion "Continuing Research" despite saying "Sexual assault, committed either by m
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Why would someone steal a tower like this? Scrap?
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
I suspect that if someone used the death of my son to score political hits on me, I would also be apoplectic.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> Just imagine what is going to happen then to them and their families They'd flee the country because they have the wealth to do so.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> The five firms used as case studies in the investigation are GGV Capital, GSR Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, Sequoia Capital China, and Walden International https://selectcommitteeontheccp.house.gov/media/letters&#x2
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Real wages have been growing faster than inflation since the beginning of last year. I think it will take a bit of time for everyone to feel the effects. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1351276/wage-growth-vs-i
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Money laundering, ransomware, speculation/gambling, purchasing illegal goods and services
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Are there any US allies you don't consider vassals? Is every NATO member a vassal?
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
To military conflict? I doubt it. To political and economic conflict? Probably. The same thing would be true of France or Poland. That's generally what happens when an ally country stops being an ally country, but it doesn't imply
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
It also is free to amend and revise its constitution, to terminate the US-Japan defense treaty (Article 10), to pursue its own foreign policy goals, etc. "Vassal state" is an old term with specific connotations that fits Japan if
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Using a definition of "vassal" that's so broad as to be meaningless, yes
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Meeting his handler
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Crime networks may have laundered $1B+ through Vancouver homes in 2016 (2018)(globalnews.ca)
3 points by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago|0 comments
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> The whistleblower, whom The Bureau is calling D.M., immigrated to Canada as an international student from India, making him a minority among mostly Chinese-Canadian co-workers at the Aurora branch. > “I am going to reveal potential
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
It is https://theintercept.com/2020/03/16/tiktok-app-moderators-us... https://archive.is/VqSne
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
They put books on a "Do Not Promote" list, but it doesn't look like they removed any from sale. I wonder what "Do Not Promote" entails.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Sure it does: college admissions and air traffic controller hiring are two recent examples. https://www.tracingwoodgrains.com/p/the-faas-hiring-scandal-...
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Ok, but this article is specifically about US energy consumption.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
And the ransomware business!
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Police, banks, the military, the Fed all provide many more services than bitcoin does and do more than just protect the dollar. What an incredibly dumb comparison.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> Valor is set to enter service in the mid-2030s That seems like a long time
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
I predict every AI disinfo campaign this election will target Joe Biden and not Donald Trump
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A fake recording of a candidate saying he'd rigged the election went viral(cnn.com)
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> In the wake of the 2020 election, the president of the far-right network One America News sent a potentially explosive email to former Trump campaign lawyer Sidney Powell, with a spreadsheet claiming to contain passwords of employees f
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
It was a conspiracy theory in the beginning. The far-right is constantly spamming out conspiracy theories, boosting the ones that are plausible and memory-holing the ones that aren't: Sandy Hook crisis actors, Antifa Jan 6 rioters, a t
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Very common on Twitter too.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Seems unlikely since China, India et al don’t get along well with each other
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
I’m hoping that despite this, the changes they’re making make it easier for third party tools to do the same thing without changing your region
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Well yeah, he was constantly on amphetamines
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Some people say software is eating the world but I prefer to say its infesting it.

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