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In news that’s flying below the radar a bit, more evidence of just how corrupt and compromised the FBI has become emerged today. //
Apparently, the FBI didn’t just have informants within the group where the arrests were made. Rather, FBI operatives played a key role in the planning of the entire ordeal and were also seemingly instrumental in birthing the plot. //
Mollie
@MZHemingway
Thread. These corrupt FBI officials and their media handmaidens are above the law or any other form of accountability, as are other members of the ruling elite. This is not tenable.
TheLastRefuge
@TheLastRefuge2
🤔Gee, I wonder what was going on in the FBI between January and November 2016?...
Nothing to see here... Move along folks... Move along. Look over there, shiny things. https://twitter.com/OversightGov/s
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National security reporter Bill Gertz's new book, 'Deceiving the Sky: Inside Communist China's Drive for Global Supremacy,' offers vital reporting on the Chinese threat and worthwhile ideas for keeping the Chinese communists in their place.
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Sir Patrick Vallance
@uksciencechief
Correcting a statistic I gave at the press conference today, 19 July. About 60% of hospitalisations from covid are not from double vaccinated people, rather 60% of hospitalisations from covid are currently from unvaccinated people.
2:26 PM · Jul 19, 2021
Ethan Kaplan
@ethank
This was a market moving error.
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if there’s no there there, what’s the big deal? One would think progressives would be excited to prove wrong those who think the election was fraudulent. One would think they’d be encouraging these audits, if for no other reason than to dunk on conservatives when they are ultimately proven right. And if those progressives think that audits themselves may be corrupt, does that not reinforce the point that perhaps the American people should concerned about election integrity?
There is no mechanism by which Donald Trump could be reinstated as POTUS in the event of proof of massive fraud. While there are many conservatives that hold on to this hope, it is little more than that…hope. Still, the audits are perfectly reasonable and even necessary if the American people are ever expected to move on from this and trust future election results. To avoid the chaos that is currently tearing our nation apart, it only makes sense to make every effort to bring transparency into the elections process.
In an Arizona Senate hearing on the audits, Senator Karen Fann gave an excellent and reasonable explanation as to why these audits matter, and in fact why they are absolutely imperative. Listening to her reasoning, it is hard to imagine anyone taking issue with a process that allows voters to peek at the integrity – or lack thereof – of their own election process.
Fann says these audits aren’t about Trump, they are about transparency and restoring faith in the election process for the American people. She reminded the detractors that “voters are constituents” and they have expressed fear and reservations about vote-counting in their state. As representatives of their constituents, it is literally the state senate’s job to respond to those questions and provide answers, if that is what the people desire. The Senate has the responsibility to ease those fears by proving them wrong or by proving them right and passing laws to prevent such a thing from ever happening again.
When your enterprise grows big enough to require management that is not involved in the daily operations of the enterprise, you lose information about what’s happening at the “production line” and decisions are made according to what little information percolates up through the system. The same thing happens when someone new buys a business and then attempts to learn the ropes from the top down. In both cases, the growing business loses basic functions and becomes blind.
In attempts to gain more information, the management applies measurements and metrics which attempt to simplify things down to some key variables and averages easily understood by managers, not by people making or using the product. The product of your enterprise is then made to cater to these metrics – not to actual customer demands or needs. This is seen by the management as rationalizing the business, cutting out the fat, etc. while the customers see loss of features and loss of responsiveness from the company.
“the system has a severely censored and distorted view of reality from biased and filtering sensory organs which displaces understanding of the actual real-world which pales and tends to disappear. This displacement creates a type of sensory deprivation and a kind of hallucinogenic effect on those inside the systems, causing them to lose common sense. In addition to negatively affecting those inside the system, the system attracts to it people who are optimized for the pathological environment”
-John Gall, Systemantics, 1978
Audacity is the go-to audio editor for a lot of people, and for good reason—it’s simple, free, and still reasonably powerful. But with the recent privacy controversy weakening confidence in the new owners, now’s a good time to look at the alternatives. Fortunately, there are a lot of great ones that have been competing with Audacity for years.
If Joe Biden were trying to injure our energy position in relation to the rest of the world, in particular Russia, he couldn’t have done too much more to be destructive than what he’s already done. //
Townhall.com
@townhallcom
Jen Psaki attributes a 40% increase in gas prices to seasonal fluctuations: //
But Joe Biden has no sense. His solution? Ask OPEC to pump more oil, so the prices don’t go up more. So, he’ll ask them to pump more while he’s cutting our own production ability. As the Wall Street Journal phrased it, “As cognitive dissonance goes, this is a classic.”
We truly have gone back to the Seventies, with a Democrat trying to make us dependent once again, after President Donald Trump had built our energy independence. //
Senator Ted Cruz
@SenTedCruz
Joe Biden’s energy agenda helps Russia and Iran, not America. //
Lauren Boebert
@laurenboebert
Biden wants OPEC to produce more oil while his regime tries to shut down U.S. oil and natural gas production.
If Joe actually cared about good jobs and lowering gas prices, he’d support American energy dominance! //
Brian Sullivan
@SullyCNBC
Lost in the OPEC story is that the market is scared 400,000 new barrels per day won't be coming online.
3 years ago US producers were pumping 2 million more barrels per day than right now.
OPEC back in drivers seat.
Many media pundits will reflexively view the recent Supreme Court decision to strike down the California rule mandating that nonprofit groups disclose their top donors as a victory for conservatives such as Charles Koch. While the Koch-associated group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) served as the lead plaintiff to challenge the law, this 6-3 ruling by the justices should also be viewed as a loss for Vice President Harris.
It was Harris, the former California attorney general, who first interpreted the state's regulations on charities to mandate that nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations report all gifts greater than $5,000 via the IRS Schedule B donor list.
Ostensibly, Harris was simply guarding against nonprofit lawbreaking, self-dealing or conflicts of interest. But her rule was the equivalent of asking everyone to send her their checking account statements, just in case someone was laundering money. As a law enforcement officer, she had the right to subpoena IRS records, but hers appeared to be a fishing expedition in search of so-called dark money, the allegedly nefarious influence-machine of the right.
The Supreme Court's ruling shouldn't be associated with Harris just because she issued the original requirement on nonprofits. She also was the first to strictly enforce the law, and she persisted in defending it even after an initial court ruling against it. //
It's worth mentioning what Harris had to overlook in order to persist in defending her interpretation of California's charity law. She had to ignore a key precedent from the 1958 Supreme Court ruling that overturned Alabama's Jim Crow requirement that the NAACP disclose donor information. At the time, this was practically an invitation to lynching. Harris had to overlook the fact that the district court cited "threats, protests, boycotts, reprisals and harassment directed at those individuals publicly associated with AFP." She also had to minimize the fact that "inadvertent" disclosures of donor information already had occurred, and that information leaks often occur (see the recent disclosure of the tax returns of some of America's wealthiest businessmen).
It's hard to see Harris's interpretation of the California law as anything more than a partisan political play that was unnecessary to her role in law enforcement and potentially motivated by the Democratic hysteria about conservative dark money - even as the political left relies on complex organizations to funnel funds to its own causes. //
Let's stop judging an organization's public positions based on who their private supporters might be. That's as true for the American Civil Liberties Union, which supported the Koch position in the case, as it is for AFP. Both deserve to have their arguments judged on the merits, not based on the sources of their money.
Another celebration of the founding of the United States of America has arrived and, as always, it is yet another reflection upon the history of this nation. This year, Independence Day comes amid heightened racial tensions, a raucous debate over a controversial election, and an increasingly noxious political discourse. //
Echoes of abolitionist Frederick Douglass’ speech asking “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” continue to reverberate more than 150 years later. While addressing an audience in 1852, he said:
The rich inheritance of justice, liberty, prosperity and independence, bequeathed by your fathers, is shared by you, not by me. The sunlight that brought life and healing to you, has brought stripes and death to me. This Fourth [of] July is yours, not mine. //
So how do I, as a black American conservative, reconcile these realities?
I recognize that the pain and oppression that my ancestors suffered is an inexcusable part of America’s story. In addition, I do not deny that black Americans – descendants of slaves especially – have a unique and complex history, much of which still has an impact today.
However, I can also acknowledge that from this great evil came a people and culture that has stood strong against what was inflicted upon us. In many cases, we have thrived despite it all. We have a strong culture that has influenced the evolution of American society.
As black Americans, we are an embodiment of the sentiment expressed by Joseph after confronting his wicked brothers who sold him into slavery:
You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good.
I love being black. I love my culture. I love being an American. To me, none of these things are mutually exclusive.
It is for this reason that I can celebrate the Fourth of July, despite the fact that it did not always apply to my ancestors. Like every other nation in antiquity, America has sins. But she has worked and fought vigorously to move closer to the ideals upon which she was founded.
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It's very common in build scripts to have to generate, for example, paths that describe a platform, a build environment, a yum repo path, etc. Usually, I'd use uname -p to get the processor type, but arch is faster to type and self-documenting. //nsupdate <<EOF update add
arpaname $ipaddr86400 IN PTR $(hostname -f).
send
EOF
This would be easy enough to use inside a loop for when I might have a bunch of new IoT devices, VMs, or a fleet of laptops to install and already have their hostnames/IPs in a simple CSV file or otherwise generated them.