landemva

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   by landemva 4y ago

   French yellow-vest protestors have been doing this for years. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/21/how-hi-vis-yel...
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   by landemva 4y ago

   > Is your "privacy stolen" when you register your vehicle? No because these are in trusts or LLCs. This makes it difficult to tie a car to a specific driver license in an automated manner. Many people are too busy checking soci
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   by landemva 4y ago

   USSC choosing what to hear was enabled by Congress via Judiciary Act of 1925. It can be repealed by Congress but it won't because people won't vote them out. The voters have been captured.
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   by landemva 4y ago

   Lots of ways to get started! States can withhold sending of collected fuel tax to feds. States can remove exception that appears to be in State laws which allows IRS to file property lien without a court ruling. States can mint their own go
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   by landemva 4y ago

   Bad for whom? Some billionaires reportedly believe in the discredited Malthusian population problem.
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   by landemva 4y ago

   Pilots are licensed and airframes are certified. Licenses can be revoked. Where are the personal civil and criminal penalties for the GoF staff?
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   by landemva 4y ago

   Are there any civil or criminal consequences for the people who did the atrocious acts of collecting the PII?
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   by landemva 4y ago

   > practicing engineer That sounds like a call for professional licensure and personal financial penalties for failures. Ensuring financial ruin for GoF cowgirls and cowboys and their families would be a good start.
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   by landemva 4y ago

   > least shitty theory I read about CIA false flags in Cuba. Nordstream didn't blow itself up because the pipe was angry it allowed .de and .ru to engage in commerce. I guess a rogue western intelligence group bribed or compelled a C
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    by landemva 4y ago

    The Fed was raising rates first couple years of Trump. And the economy was doing okay with higher rates.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Distrust of king's standing armies led Constitution to allow army for two years. https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artI-S8-C12-1... "To raise and support Armies, but no Appropriation of Mone
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    by landemva 4y ago

    > Not sure which is better. How about neither. The Fed was created in 1913 and can be abolished.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    While Trump advocated for spending, the spending bills come from House of Representatives. Trump helped reduce expenditures by starting the withdraw process from two-decade Afghanistan quagmire. The Fed helps the government with deficit spe
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Complaining ... I offered a solution. Federal Reserve buys coins from US Mint at face value. Coins work now, and large denomination coins are a solution within existing framework.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    This Fed bank Pres was trading $M on non-public inside info before Fed market-moving actions. Will Congress do anything? https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/robert-kapla... "Dallas Fed President R
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    by landemva 4y ago

    > drive a car with a publicly registered license plate Where is that info publicly available? Most people are too lazy to get a PO Box and trust paperwork to hold their assets. LLCs work for this, also.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    This is good because it pollutes the pool of data.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Here the solution is personal liability, including CEO and board of directors.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    That profit is after expenses for flights, parties, conferences, consultants, etc. I'm ready for $10 and $100 coins and avoid the fed notes.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    > one of them mandates the monitoring of his internet use. Is that in bail conditions?
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Of course, anyone can not apply to work for feds to avoid this. And bail terms for SBF seem too lenient. Restriction on all computers and phones would seem appropriate.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    They could let the Donbas vote, as was pledged in Minsk Agreement.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    I would have started with energy audit including blower door test and infrared pictures. Next I would have got busy sealing and insulating. New solar installs or heaters would then be considered.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    > If we can convince Congress That sounds good yet in practice even medical hippa privacy is bunk. Last week I went to a big hospital for a walk-in xray. They refused to take the pictures until I consented to their standard forms which p
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Are you internet disconnected or how do you manage CAs?
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    by landemva 4y ago

    > in 2022 I bought a new cpu/mobo/ram That's basically a new computer in your previous case.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Available to everyone and no ID required. https://app.pooltogether.com
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    by landemva 4y ago

    > mini-juries to evaluate warrant Typically this is a 'grand jury' in USA.
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    by landemva 4y ago

    The truly wealthy understand non-wage income and how everything physical should be owned by and maintained by trusts and corps. They don't teach that in school. The quickest way to fix this unfair scheme is to completely repeal the per
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    by landemva 4y ago

    Great example for the benefits of 'no loss lottery'. Savings plan which provides prizes.