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Anonymous sources in Media Reports re: Mar-a-Lago search, a brief history. This thread takes no stance on the legality or politics.
It chronicles the use of anonymous sources in reports surrounding the incident. WITH citations.
@MattWalshBlog @billmaher @Cernovich @ZubyMusic
"Journalism" from NBC. Equating Israeli civilians killed by terrorists to Gaza civilians killed by their own government. Reporting 35k Gazans killed without mentioning that number is reported by Hamas, unverified, and statistically impossible. 🤔
nbcnews.com/news/world/duke-… @NBCNews
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Don't worry, the media is not pushing any narrative. Right @wapo?
@MZHemingway @JoeTalkShow @MattWalshBlog @redsteeze @Timcast washingtonpost.com/the-seven…
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1) $1M is not enough to deter
2) There will be hundreds of lawsuits like this
3) Insurance companies will stop insuring doctors who perform such procedures
4) The medical marketplace will have to correct course in response to the litigation
5) One day you will be telling your grandchildren that you lived in a time when doctors were cutting off genitals to make their money and thought they’re righteous for doing so because politics du jour told they they’re heroes
dailymail.co.uk/news/article…
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This is why the left is attacking the legitimacy of the Court. Naked Power.
This author is not a fringe activist. Tushnet is highly respected and literally wrote the Con Law book taught in many law schools, including Harvard.
And he doesn't care one whit about the Constitution.
Harvard’s Mark Tushnet is a national disgrace. He can dress it up as he wishes, but his latest idea is to turn any president he happens to like into an Emperor, while reserving the rule of law for his political opponents. nationalreview.com/corner/ma…
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This is not a parody. This is a real Democrat campaign operative.
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Shameful conduct by NBC. Grateful once again for community notes.
The “coming for your children” chant has been used for years at Pride events, according to longtime march attendees and gay rights activists, who said it’s one of many provocative expressions used to regain control of slurs against LGBTQ people. nbcnews.com/nbc-out/nbc-out-…
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Yeah this is absolutely correct.
As is often the case, two things are true:
(1) This prosecution should never have been brought for too many reasons to count. All the talk about us being a "banana republic," the "crossing of the Rubicon," etc., is justified.
(2) The indictment reads absolutely terribly. If the facts are accurate as stated, Trump looks just awful. He could have so, so easily taken a different course and precluded all this.
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Science is never settled. But this tweet is clearly contradicted by all scientific evidence we have available.
Good morning! A reminder that healthcare for transgender people is settled science. Every major medical association supports this critical life-saving care. glaad.org/blog/medical-assoc…
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Swedish systematic review:
"Evidence to assess the effects of hormone treatment on the above fields in children with gender dysphoria is insufficient"
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ap…
UK systematic review:
"benefits of ... hormones must be weighed against the largely unknown long-term safety profile"
cass.independent-review.uk/nice-evidence-…
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This is the question that radical transgenderists could never answer. Well said.
I wonder if @PhilosophyTube could identify at which point the alleged modern transubstantiation occurred? Was it on declaration or upon the taking of hormones? Or was it after a certain period of time?
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I admire the guy for answering the questions, instead of accusing @Timcast of transphobia or something, but also: yikes.
youtube.com/shorts/hBpPJ_AEJ…
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Turning off replies didn't stop the scalpel of community notes from cutting out your lies. 😉
Republicans would rather make up BS lies about myself and Chris than talk about real issues. It’s absurd how much attention they give a couple of people in their 20’s who started social media pages from nothing and are simply passionate about the issues.
Many have no understanding of how management companies work. It’s absurd and the conspiracy theorists are embarrassing themselves.
It’s amazing how some folks have nothing better to do than create fake conspiracies about 20 year olds online.
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In late 2022, Biden’s campaign team connected with young social media influencers, including Harry Sisson, to draw in voters ages 18-29.
nypost.com/2023/04/09/bid…
axios.com/2023/04/09/bid…
washingtonpost.com/technology/202…
Sisson recently signed with Palette management. Palette received more than 200k from the DNC in the last 8 months.
linkedin.com/in/harry-sisson
fec.gov/data/disbursem…
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Disturbing that no one cares about this in the media. Just a short news cycle last year. No big deal.
This was recorded by Hunter on 1/18/19 & sent to his escort contact “Eva.” She had told him the charge for 16 hours was $9500 & told him to wire $ to a woman w/ a Russia-linked email. During that timeframe, Joe sent Hunter $5000.
washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
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"Descends into chaos" claims the very unbiased news media without waiting to see.
cnn.com/2023/04/21/tech/twit…
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Nathan Seltzer retweeted
Plantation slavery existed in Jamaica until August 1838 and until then it was my understanding that every enslaved African bore the surname of the owner of his or her plantation.
I can remember as I became more race-conscious in my 30's, having emigrated from Jamaica to the UK, I grew to despise my surname — Brown, because I bought into the convenient oversimplification that I only inherited it because it belonged to the white man that owned some of my enslaved African ancestors.
I was so trapped in the cage of resentment about what happened to them that I rejected my name because it didn't sound African enough and represented to me the tarnished legacy of the British Transatlantic slave trade. It was my twisted way to disavow "white supremacy" and slavery despite the fact I've never been personally enslaved.
I also remember wishing my skin was darker because I would be less diluted by whiteness and more "purely" African. I look back with a combination of pity and remorse for how delusional these ideas were, but they were the manifestations of a profound identity crisis.
Detangling and coming free from racial victimhood has delivered me from those absurd obsessions and many more, helping me to love myself, embrace my given name and walk in the fullness of my complex humanity beyond its trappings. I hope my upcoming book will help others find similar freedom all kinds of victimhood with the tools I learned from my own personal liberation.
Add yourself to my mailing list which is in the following tweet so you will be first to hear about it when released.
Unpoisoned: Curing Victimhood For Good by Dr. Joel Brown FRSA
PLEASE RT.
This is extremely dangerous. America does not need a surveillance currency, and that should be something we can all agree on.
The US federal govt has just begun implementing a centralized digital currency project (CBDC) to bring about a cashless society where every transaction we make is tracked, monitored, and controlled, thus undermining our autonomy and freedom. To protect our freedom, we must all stand together in rejecting this effort to institute a digital cashless society.
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