I'm ready for some football.

⛳️🏌️‍♂️ #EPIC! 🤣😎

It starts with an earthquake 😂😎 @flyonthewallpod @GarryPNolan @LueElizondo @elonmusk @rosscoulthart 🌎🌍🌏Earth 2.0 starts 11/11❤️

Make me an offer. @GOPoversight @OversightDems @CIA @10DowningStreet #MI6 @IsraelMFA #Mossad @mfa_russia #SVR and #AllSpyAgenciesWorldwide @finkd @sama @elonmusk @DarioAmodei @tim_cook @johnternus @sundarpichai @Apple @Google @Xfinity @TMobile @UChicago @sagaftra @HHSGov (my medical records were also hacked) ---- $2 Trillion across a TBD distribution of $, £, €, CHF, Bitcoin, Etherium is the start point. I've had controlled unclassified information on my devices for over a decade pertaining to special projects I've worked on, as has my brother, who holds a similar TS/SCI clearance, and his devices. My guy Enrique at @DCSAgov will help tie up the loose ends. ---- The primary federal statute for stalking is 18 U.S. Code § 2261A, which criminalizes interstate stalking and cyberstalking. Under this law, it is a federal crime to travel across state lines or use interstate communication channels with the intent to kill, injure, harass, intimidate, or surveil another person, resulting in a reasonable fear of death or serious bodily injury or substantial emotional distress. Key elements and penalties include: •Jurisdiction: The offense applies when the stalker travels in interstate or foreign commerce, is present within U.S. maritime/territorial jurisdiction, or enters/leaves Indian country. It also covers using the mail or electronic communications (email, social media, phone) across state lines. •Protected Persons: The statute protects the victim, their immediate family members, spouses or intimate partners, and even their pets, service animals, or horses. •If the stalking results in the death of the victim, the penalty can be life imprisonment. ---- The Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. § 552a) is a federal law that establishes a "Code of Fair Information Practice" governing how federal agencies collect, maintain, use, and disclose personally identifiable information (PII) about individuals in systems of records. Enacted in response to concerns over government surveillance and the rise of computerized data, the Act applies only to U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents and covers records held by executive branch agencies, military departments, and independent regulatory agencies. The Act grants individuals three primary rights: the right to access records about themselves, the right to seek amendment of records that are inaccurate, irrelevant, untimely, or incomplete, and the right to sue the government for violations. It strictly prohibits agencies from disclosing these records without the individual's written consent, except under twelve statutory exceptions such as routine uses, law enforcement needs, or congressional investigations. To ensure transparency and accuracy, federal agencies must publish notices of their record-keeping systems in the Federal Register and are required to maintain records with a level of accuracy, relevance, timeliness, and completeness reasonably necessary to ensure fairness in any determination made about the individual. The Act also restricts the use of Social Security Numbers for commercial purposes and mandates administrative and physical security measures to prevent unauthorized access or disclosure. ----

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🇬🇧 #YouAreNext --> £🚀 @10DowningStreet xitter.cf/EricMHermanson/status/…

The %-literally-crazy a person literally is is literally directly proportional to their net-worth, with literally no upper limit. This phenomenon began around 1995.