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by vuln 3y ago
We can repeat the 2020 election the “most safe and secure” election ever. Funny how Russia and China sat that one out huh? Guess they’d let the other team win one.
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by vuln 3y ago
Ukraine has bio labs, funded by the US and operated by Ukraine. There is also proof and testimony that the US funded the Wuhan lab also. “They're looking at pathogens that infect humans and animals with an emphasis on those that are en
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by vuln 3y ago
Unless your name is Elon.
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by vuln 3y ago
Don’t forget “disinformation”
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by vuln 3y ago
The _export_ is controlled by the Israeli government. From wiki “Pegasus spyware is classified as a weapon by Israel and any export of the technology must be approved by the government.[9]” [9] https://www.washingtonpost.com&#x2F
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by vuln 3y ago
It just doesn’t make sense. One would think that someone under federal investigation isn’t going to leave out ill gotten money and gold bars… but here we are. Smart enough for global bribes but dumb enough not to cover up evidence of said c
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by vuln 3y ago
Which evidence? Pictures of money, gold bars and a car? Everything I’ve read so far is tabloid like. The precedence has already been set. You can have an email server in a basement bathroom and share “highly sensitive” information with whom
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by vuln 3y ago
Do you by any chance have this data on Google, Samsung, Huawei, LG, and other cell phone manufacturers? I’ve never looked into these certifications and I wouldn’t know where to start looking. Do the above companies publish the results like
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by vuln 3y ago
So they’re not paying the ransom, just standing up all new infrastructure? Edit: They’re losing ~10 million a day + brand rep. Phew.
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by vuln 3y ago
You’re saying that Google knew about the bug and purposely dropped security support for the pixel 4a right before? Support didn’t age out, like it typically does (age of device)? Google just pulled security support for this one device?
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by vuln 3y ago
Where’s the data to back up the claim. The site doesn’t appear to link to the data.
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by vuln 3y ago
ChatGPT seems to agree. What are we missing? Automotive companies choose to license their cars in racing games like Forza or Gran Turismo for several reasons, while being more hesitant about the Grand Theft Auto series: 1. *Positive Represe
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by vuln 3y ago
But if he stops publishing to YouTube that will be held against him. He puts out less shows or ad revenue drops due to boycott it will be spun as “Brand is stealing from his victims/charity” it seems extreme but these days someone will
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by vuln 3y ago
So you’re making assumptions of Brand’s content that you haven’t seen in years? What are you basing your assumptions on? What the journalists tell you? Seems like a pretty disingenuous take.
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by vuln 3y ago
Yup it was the ultimate _red pill_. There have been many such cases none ever so public.
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by vuln 3y ago
Isn’t Brand on Rumble? He already does live shows on Rumble. Less followers, less money I assume but doesn’t seem like he’ll be kicked off Rumble anytime soon. https://rumble.com/c/russellbrand
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by vuln 3y ago
Isn’t this the modus operandi of every company? Example: You pay for a vehicle and they take all of your vehicle data and resell it. Uber as another, you pay for the ride yet get ads on your journey. There are many more examples. Just be ho
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by vuln 3y ago
Cool man. I appreciate your opinion. I also agree that it's crucial to critically examine historical figures and not idealize them blindly, it's also essential to avoid oversimplifying or misrepresenting their lives. Theodore Roos
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by vuln 3y ago
Hahahahah. Quite the knee slapper. I’m sure getting advertisers a better ROI is the goal. I’m glad someone is doing something about the bots. Jack et all didn’t give two shits and lied to investors and advertisers. This is a welcome change.
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by vuln 3y ago
THE MAN IN THE ARENA It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is
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by vuln 3y ago
I don’t know. Why would they sign a nuclear arms treaty?
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by vuln 3y ago
Are the saudis in the room with you right now? Are the saudis the only country that uses offensive cyber weapons to kill civilians, activists and journalists?
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by vuln 3y ago
There’s only 5 permanent members with voting rights: China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America. You start there. You sign effectually a cyber arms treaty which makes it
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by vuln 3y ago
And who are the shareholders at the end of the day? The same people taking the pills. Edit: I’m talking about the elderly and their 401ks / pensions and retirement all invested in these types of companies.
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by vuln 3y ago
PE firms and Opiate Addiction gutted the US manufacturing industry over the last 30 years. It’s not hard to see, but since a significant portion of these workers are white men, no one blinks an eye.
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by vuln 3y ago
I don’t think you’ll find anyone to argue that they were.
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by vuln 3y ago
Not a booth per se but you sign a few papers and you can be suicided within 30 days in Canada.
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by vuln 3y ago
Makes it a lot easier to increase the government dependency pool by 20-30%.
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by vuln 3y ago
Brown heroin doesn’t exist anymore. It’s all fent, they’re even cutting coke with fent which makes absolutely no sense to me. It started with oxys until the gov cracked down then everyone went to brown heroin until fent arrived. Report of F
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by vuln 3y ago
Once they get a taste of power they can’t let go. I can’t imagine working into my 80s-90s. These people aren’t doing for their constituents they’re doing it because they’re drunk off power and money. Somehow a 6 figure income turns into te

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