No, Pam. You didn’t go to the Bikers for Trump rally to “warn” Cox about Trump. You told the internet you’d been invited as a special speaker. When Cox asked how the “internet” got that idea, you acted like you didn’t know. You did. You had posted it yourself.
Odd that Pam Hemphill is dragging Yvonne St. Cyr over a pandemic-era mask arrest whn Hemphill herself was organizing and promoting an anti-mask “ADA” protest at a restaurant in August 2020, showed up for the confrontation, and was later banned from the Idaho State Capitol.
@pamhemphill79 has continued to crash out on me every time I give her the facts. It's really no different from how I called out J6ers for lying about J6. I brought the receipts then and I'm bringing them now.
Pam keeps trying to deflect from her lies by writing it off as a "smear campaign," or trying to make it all about her footage when, in reality, it plays a very small part in all of this. Lying about me, about Noelle, about anybody else who calls her out for trying to rewrite history—that's the crux of this whole issue.
The Conspiracists is now available to rent or own.
And if you miss the days when @SatireAP and her bullhorn were a fixture at Freedom Corner, giving @Georgesantos absolutely no peace, good news: it’s in the film. Come for conspiracy culture. Stay for AP.
https://t.co/Ya0r33eikT
If someone says they deserved to be in jail because they were guilty of their crimes (after they already served their minuscule, 2 mo. sentence), then turned down a presidential pardon (again, because they said they were guilty and deserved the sentence)…
Would you take any of their initial statements seriously when the try to make $5,000,000 profit off of the same crimes, as a victim of some kind, after they claimed to be so guilty of and deserving of the time spent in jail??? 😐
Not long ago, artist Michael Hemphill revealed a work depicting his sister, @PamHemphill79: The Dreaded Nursing Home. His caption was “Not all endings are peaceful.”
It becomes far less cryptic once you know how Pam used his artwork to support her own mythology.
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An anonymous developer built a library so big it made Elsevier's legal team cry.
It's called Anna's Archive.
This got 99 million books and papers. Every shadow library on earth mirrored and searchable in one place. Domain takedowns bounce off it. It just moves to a new URL and keeps going.
Here's the story behind it.
In November 2022, US law enforcement seized Z-Library's domains and arrested its operators. The largest ebook library on the internet was gone overnight.
A pseudonymous developer going only by "Anna" had already seen it coming.
She had spent months as part of an anonymous group called the Pirate Library Mirror, quietly making full copies of every major shadow library before they disappeared. When Z-Library fell, she had the entire thing backed up.
Days later, Anna's Archive went live.
Here's what makes it unkillable.
It does not host a single file. It indexes metadata and links to third-party mirrors. Legally, there is nothing to seize. Technically, there is no central server to shut down.
The entire codebase is open source. The entire dataset is distributed via torrents and IPFS, a decentralized file system where data lives across thousands of nodes simultaneously. If every domain gets blocked tomorrow, anyone can spin up a new mirror in minutes from the same data.
Italy blocked it. Germany blocked it. Publishers sued it. The US Trade Representative put it on their notorious markets list.
It added new domains and kept going.
What you get for free:
→ 99M+ books and academic papers
→ Sci-Hub, Library Genesis, Z-Library, Internet Archive all mirrored in one search
→ No account required
→ No subscription
→ Download via IPFS, torrent, or direct link
→ Works across multiple mirror domains when one goes down
Elsevier charges universities $2 billion a year for journal access. A single anonymous developer with a pseudonym and a backup drive just made that business model look embarrassing.
100% Opensource.
https://t.co/HCUQBVrpUu
When J6er David Johnston wanted his probation terminated early, he was "genuinely ashamed" and wrote to Judge Howell that the Capitol "is the single most significant symbol of our history of government..."
But now that he's been pardoned, "...it's just another public building."