Daily Shaarli
October 29, 2020
Japan's NICT has developed a real time, 3D network monitoring system called Daedalus that can visual traffic flow and alert administrators to virus infections and network attacks.
Gardner was tough on Dorsey, asking why the platform didn’t delete tweets by the Iranian leader that denied the Holocaust, yet flagged tweets by Trump.
“It’s strange to me that you flagged the tweets from the president but haven’t hidden the ayatollah’s tweets on Holocaust denial or calls to wipe Israel off the map?”
Dorsey said it is a different type of misinformation.
“We do have other policies around incitement to violence,” Dorsey said. “Some of the tweets that you mentioned are examples that might fall afoul of that.”
Gardner: “So, somebody who denies the Holocaust happened is not [spreading] misinformation?”
Dorsey: “It’s misleading information, but we don’t have a policy against that type of misleading information.”
Cruz is mostly interested in the saga of how Dorsey thought his company had the power to forbid Americans to share a couple of stories published by the New York Post detailing the hijinks of the on-going RICO violation that is the Joe Biden and his relatives and why they thought they had the right to lock a major newspaper out of its own account. Dorsey’s explanation of the so-called “hacking” rule is obvious bullsh**. If it had been invoked, nothing from Wikileaks would have been discussed. The clincher comes here when Dorsey says that Americans can share the New York Post’s reportage on the Biden family.
Dorsey claims that Twitter allows the New York Post stories on the Biden family financial shenanigans to be sent by Twitter because they made a bad decision, and being the adults that they are, they have rectified the error.
This was flagged immediately by Abigail Marone of the Trump campaign fast response team:
“Potentially harmful.” To Joe Biden and the Democrats.
Ted Cruz had it right in his opening remarks. Twitter poses a direct threat to our republic. Jack Dorsey is either a pathological liar or an out-of-touch dupe. In this case, it makes no difference. He lied to a senator in a public hearing.
What I do know is that we are well beyond the point of assuming that the FBI and CIA are not carrying out black bag jobs on politicians and media they oppose or who they find to be in their way. In the words of Ian Fleming, “Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it’s enemy action.” Given the events of the last four years, we are far removed from crediting coincidence for much of anything.
Twitter suspended U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Mark Morgan for a post celebrating the success of the southern border wall.
No matter how strictly mask laws are enforced nor the level of mask compliance the population follows, cases all fall and rise around the same time. //
The narrative says that if cases go down it’s because masks succeeded. It says that if cases go up it’s because masks succeeded in preventing more cases. The narrative simply assumes rather than proves that masks work, despite overwhelming scientific evidence to the contrary.
The narrative further ignores places like Sweden and Georgia, which never required masks in the first place, and it suppresses new scientific evidence if it doesn’t support desired political results, such as data from the world’s only randomized trial investigating if masks actually protect from COVID-19. Even a Nobel laureate has been canceled because his COVID charts and data were found to be undesirable.
History does not bode well for times that politics meddles with science. Martin Kulldorff, a professor at Harvard Medical School and a leader in disease surveillance methods and infectious disease outbreaks, describes the current COVID scientific environment this way: “After 300 years, the Age of Enlightenment has ended.”
In the end, it will be the loss of credibility in our scientific institutions, and the unnecessary division they have sowed among us, for which masks will be remembered.
According to Opdyke—a U.S. expat who’s lived in Prague now for nearly two years—it’s possible to gain citizenship-by-naturalization in two to four years in plenty of places around the world.
Josh Hammer
@josh_hammer
.@jack allows this on his platform but blocks the @nypost, the nation’s fourth-largest newspaper, from accessing its own account because it published thus-far undisputed reporting against Jack’s preferred presidential candidate.
Khamenei.ir
@khamenei_ir
The next question to ask is: why is it a crime to raise doubts about the Holocaust? Why should anyone who writes about such doubts be imprisoned while insulting the Prophet (pbuh) is allowed?
Sean Davis
@seanmdav
If the New York Post wants to get its Twitter account back, it apparently needs to threaten a second Holocaust. At Twitter, foreign calls for genocide are kosher, while American journalism is verboten. https://twitter.com/chedetofficial
Last night’s interview of Tony Bobulinski on Tucker Carlson’s show (see Former Biden Family Business Partner Lays Waste To the Biden Family Legacy In Interview With Tucker Carlson) should have removed any doubt that a) the correspondence discovered in Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop was legitimate and b) that it revealed what can only be described as an on-going and multi-year criminal conspiracy. //
The Bobulinski interview made it clear that Joe Biden was a knowing and willing participant in the various scams in which Hunter Biden was a central figure. The interview makes it clear that the byword was “plausible deniability” to protect Joe. //
This is a Joe Biden issue. Hunter is a sockpuppet. We need to treat it as such.
The Boeing 777-300ERSF will be the American manufacturer’s latest development of its popular 777F freighter. What sets this model apart is the fact that the aircraft will not be newly built. Instead, they will be converted from retired 777-300ER passenger airliners. It has been announced today that American cargo airline Kalitta Air will be the type’s launch customer. //
In a press release published in October 2019, GECAS (General Electric Capital Aviation Services) and IAI (Israel Aerospace Industries) announced the launch of the Boeing 777-300ERSF program. Utilizing retired Boeing 777-300ER passenger airliners, the program will see the otherwise redundant aircraft be converted to specialist freighters.
The ERSF suffix stands for “Extended Range Special Freighter.” The type will be known colloquially as ‘The Big Twin.’ This nickname pays tribute to the fact that the aircraft will be the world’s “largest-ever twin-engine freighter.”