A scientist who sent an email saying hey check it out I’m gonna play this New York Times Reporter um and uh I’m gonna pretend that it’s all in people’s heads and it’s cloaking dagger and uh ridiculous to think that we’re lying to them now watch me lie um and then reap and then reproduces the email he sent to uh to the reporter in which he quote uses humor to allay the reporters um concerns that he might be being misled um so it was watch me do this here I just did it what do you think and you know he even put an emoji on there if I remember correctly in that one but I I don’t remember that part but but what it spoke to was a mood inside their capsule inside their little organization of uh Mary trickery uh they were the merry pranksters playing one of the most deadly pranks uh ever

“we have to conclude without the evidence that it’s most likely… Russia is the likely cause of it,” said retired General Jack Keane.

“All of the signs point to some type of sabotage,” said former CIA director John Brennan.

“Russia is certainly the most likely suspect.”

Under the approach Thomas lays out in his Sackett concurrence, the federal ban on child labor is unconstitutional. So is the minimum wage, federal laws protecting the right to unionize, bans on workplace discrimination, and nearly all other regulation of the workplace. Thomas’s approach endangers countless laws governing private business, from rules requiring health insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions to the ban on whites-only lunch counters. And even that is underselling just how much law would be snuffed out if Thomas’s approach took hold.

I’m also skeptical that we’ll see falling demand for clinical psychologists. While some people will undoubtedly enjoy talking to chatbots about their mental health problems, many others will prefer to talk face-to-face with a human being.

Tomorrow, though, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) has scheduled a hearing on “Review of Federal Judicial Ethics Processes at the Judicial Conference of the United States.” It’s going to be interesting.

The Cheney-MTP episode set a standard for laundering disinformation through media. The Times got its “A-Bomb Parts” story by citing “Bush administration officials,” and Cheney sold the same story to the world by citing the New York Times. This merry-go-round is a perfect way for politicians and spooks to introduce bogus news into the world without leaving fingerprints.

About a month ago, on September 26th, explosions rocked the undersea “Nord Stream” natural gas pipelines connecting Russia to Germany, sending boiling methane rushing to the surface in masses big enough to be seen from space.

We’ve all seen the video of Joe Biden promising last February, There will be no longer a Nord Stream 2 and We will bring an end to it.  The history of America’s bellicose threats with regard to Nord Stream were far more expansive than just a clip or two. Stopping Nord Stream was a central goal of American foreign policy for nearly a decade, with politicians from both parties pounding the table to stop it, and all that history was disappeared the moment the blasts took place.

 

 
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Yahoo News reported that Air force spokesman Ihnat, who said in March that Ukraine lacked the equipment to intercept the Kinzhals, didn’t explain Tuesday what systems were used to knock them down.

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<strong>David Friedberg</strong> read Bard’s answers and <strong>David Sacks</strong> responded: <q cite=”https://youtu.be/lqMzRXCe-xY?t=611″>So the question is where is he getting these quotes and then why doesn’t it give citations?</q>

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<strong>Briahna Joy Gray</strong> commented on delegate <strong>Plaskett</strong>‘s letter to <strong>Taibbi</strong>:
<blockquote cite=”https://youtu.be/c7VEbbwnI-4?t=264″>It seems very clear that this kind of a letter is an effort to threaten and coerce and punish Taibbi for giving testimony that was inconvenient to the Democratic party and that’s a real problem and it’s exactly what Lee Fong has been warning of this whole time and while he why he’s treated the characterization of Matt’s remarks during that Congressional hearing so seriously saying that it’s not it’s it’s not okay this isn’t just like a Tit for Tat accusing someone of lying</blockquote>