It’s same exact place the orders came from to cover up the Epstein Files, or destroy the Kennedy Center, or chop down the trees at the DC Golf Course, or ban the press for mean stories, or any of these things..
MUSK
A movie for which spoilers are practically impossible because we witnessed so much of the deception, mayhem, and flagrant abuses in realtime.
May the long arm of the law finally catch up to him (in some country or other). And for twitter afterwards, may a new global town square rise from the ashes.
Add/ Rust informed the university that one of the school’s psychology professors, Aleksandr Kogan, was using an app he created to collect data on millions of Facebook users without their knowledge.
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Add/ 2018 Kosinski, a 36-year-old assistant professor of organisational behaviour at Stanford University, was flattered that the Russian cabinet would gather to listen to him talk./Facebook, Cambridge
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@SDEnyaRedRain @DavidManOnFire Mercers, Peter Thiel drop millions to back “Hillbilly Elegy” author's possible Senate run/16/03/21 J.D. Vance's Ohio campaign/Protect Ohio Values, super PAC formed to back Vance's bid, Bryan Lanza, a spokesman for the PAC and a former Trump aide https://t.co/iMUJyRvv6f
It does not ban Flock cameras or similar systems. It cuts off federal money for them. Massie has said cities and police departments can still use the cameras if they pay for them themselves.H.R. 10221, the Flock-Off Act, is the bill Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) announced in that July 2026 post. He introduced it on September 2, 2026, with Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO) as co-lead. Original cosponsors included Reps. Ro Khanna (D-CA), Lauren Boebert (R-CO), Paul Gosar (R-AZ), Chip Roy (R-TX), and Victoria Spartz (R-IN). It was referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government https://t.co/wDirVj2PL7
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They never thought she was involved in the crash. They were following up on a lead as a near match, and decided they wanted her completely undamaged 2 month old Durango instead. They were stealing her car under color of law.
When her lawyer tried her car back after 6 months, they decided to file fabricated evidence and charge her with 3 murders, just to teach her a lesson.
@KaceeRAllen Flock made the mistake but the police made the choice to hold her without double checking which would have taken 5 minutes tops. The police department which did this should be liable... flock has a published Error rate & instructs police to never rely on their data alone
HOLY FUCKING SHIT! Three days in solitary, another day in a mental health unit, then 10 days in max—all over a crash she had nothing to do with? Meanwhile, her car was the wrong color, had no collision damage, and there was already evidence pointing to another vehicle.
Maybe I'm missing something, but how the hell did this ever get as far as an arrest, much less 13 days behind bars? Oh yeah, Florida.
At least she'll be able to retire on her own private island after this hot mess.
@KaceeRAllen I'll be ok with flock cameras when we also have public access cameras in all publicly elected officials offices and homes.
If they have nothing to hide then they shouldn't mind right?