Knapperr

Developer

[Del @TheCartelDel]

*taps the 2023 FTC sign*

[Gustavo Petro @petrogustavo]

Nosotros tenemos toda la información sobre desde que servidor IP situado en los Angeles, California, de propiedad de los hermanos Bautista, integrado a la operación de escrutinios se utilizaron algoritmos que variaron la votación sustancialmente a favor de Abelardo, los algoritmos que viciaron el resultado electoral se usaban con el censo electoral de los que nunca votan para ser reemplazados por votantes que podían hacerlo varias veces o sin votantes en las mesas de jurados homogéneos.

Las mesas en el exterior dónde Abelardo consiguió 177.000 votos por encima de Cepeda, tienen mesas de jurados provenientes de Colombia y no residentes en EEUU y España, lo cual es ilegal y de electores llevados para el mundial de futbol que pudieron votar siete veces en las urnas con los nombres de los que nunca votan.

Eso mismo pasó en varias regiones de Antioquia y Medellín, en el norte de Santander y en puestos del norte de Bogotá.

Por eso mi hijo se encontró que a su nombre ya habían votado.

La empresa que suministró algoritmos viciados y otros apoyos a los hermanos Bautista es una empresa de inteligencia privada israelí de nombre BlackCube.

Balart es la empresa de lobby a la que le pagaron millones de dólares para limpiar la imagen de Abelardo, bastante sucia, y la encargada de convencer a Trump de apoyar a Abelardo.

Por mi charla telefónica con Trump pude constatar que él no sabía que yo no apoyaba a de la Espriella por sus viejas relaciones con el narcotráfico y el genocidio en Colombia.

Ojalá en medio de sus preocupaciones tenga tiempo de llamar a sus cuerpos de inteligencia para que le digan quien es Abelardo de la Espriella y porque es ciudadano norteamericano y quiénes son sus socios incluído alias "Boliche".

El presidente de Colombia actual está ante las evidencias de un fraude electoral por vía algorítmica y con financiación extranjera prohibida en nuestra cosntitución

El presidente de Colombia acepta de acuerdo a la decisión de los colombianos es el filósofo Iván Cepeda.

Hemos sufrido el más duro golpe a la soberanía nacional desde la reconquista española en los años de la Patria Boba.

Los.sistemas de ciberseguridad de la registraduría que debieron detectar la entrada de algoritmos y la manipulación de formularios E14 desde el exterior, pertenecen a empresas privadas estadounidenses o israelíes.

La registraduría torpemente o corruptamente, a entregado la seguridad del voto del pueblo de Colombia a la empresas cuyos gobiernos que las controlan de acuerdo a su legislación nacional, ya tenían candidato en Colombia, por eso no hubo alarma.

El presidente de Colombia no reconoce la legitimidad del gobierno entrante. Abelardo no ganó las elecciones.

Las mayorías nacionales quedan convocadas este 20 de julio a dar el grito de la independencia nacional en todas las plazas públicas

[Whitney Webb @_whitneywebb]

We've been quiet recently because Mark Goodwin and I have been working to write the most comprehensive investigation into Polymarket's origins and ambitions to date.

We found that Polymarket's "official" origin story, that Shayne Coplan founded the company alone in 2020 and then built "the company in his bathroom", is a lie. Polymarket really started years earlier as another company called TokenBnk that was deeply tied to Israeli interests, specifically a crypto company founded by Benjamin Netanyahu's niece and nephew. Coplan has actively tried to obfuscate this company from his story and it's not the only thing either.

In Part 1 of this two-part series, we unravel the real history of Polymarket, directly connecting the company to Peter Thiel's efforts to resurrect controversial DARPA programs from its now defunct Information Awareness Office. Polymarket appears to have been chosen by Thiel and his associates to succeed in resurrecting DARPA's Policy Analysis Market where another Thiel-linked company, Augur, had previously failed.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where we explore the current influence of prediction markets and Polymarket, including how an insidious effort to have prediction markets replace representative democracy as a governance model is already being slowly implemented by the White House.

Read Part 1 here: https://t.co/xTmU5RzoZz

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🇨🇺 CUBA | The Nation, citing a leaked State Department cable obtained by reporter Ken Klippenstein, reports Secretary of State Marco Rubio directed U.S. embassies to lobby countries to oppose a July 7 U.N. General Assembly debate on the humanitarian impact of U.S. sanctions on Cuba.

The cable reportedly instructs allies to criticize Cuba, urges nonaligned states to stay silent, and warns countries supporting the debate that Washington “will be listening very closely” to their remarks and discourages comments that could “create friction” in bilateral ties.

Cuba said the U.S. is trying to block debate through pressure and threats.

https://t.co/6q3uhWZz3R

[Joyce Carol Oates @JoyceCarolOates]

it's probably more that T***p & cohort routinely hire less than professional people, paying them less, pocketing leftover cash for themselves, as with the no-bid construction company which did so poor a job with the Reflecting Pool, T***p is hiring the same company to "repair" it. everything in T***pland is third-rate, not built to last, but T***p himself becomes ever more bloated with wealth by these tactics.

[Mahmoud Khalil | محمود خليل @mahmoudkhalel]

Through my lawsuit against the gov, we're getting internal documents about my arrest. Here's one: a State Department-commissioned 'social media review', conducted after the arrest. Their big finding? I talk about 'share' a lot and have an above average number of followers. This is what they spent your taxpayer money on.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Just remembered @nikitabier changed Twitter's Iranian flag emoji to the Pahlavi flag 🇮🇷 and still hasn't changed it back.

Fuckin' douchebag.

[Tyler Watt 🇨🇦 @tylerwatt]

"Liberal Tyler Watt said in a statement that while the government blamed students and increasing costs, the documents 'tell a very different story.'

He said the government should release the civil servants’ recommendations in full.

'Ontario students deserve to know what advice was rejected, who rejected it, and why Doug Ford chose to gut OSAP instead of fixing the real issue,' he said in a statement." #onpoli
https://t.co/3UYJfgJXv3

[𓂆 Eyad| إِيَادٌ @ehajjarr]

أهل غزة أثناء متابعة المباراة من بين الركام.

[الكسندرا ميراي @LexiAIexander]

Completely fabricated story and headline. Fake news. That's not what happened

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

Totally normal rhetoric from the right.

And then they have the nerve of accusing the left of inciting political violence.

[Ryan Grim @ryangrim]

Criticism like this is why it is so important to pair a wealth tax with a simultaneous huge tax cut for everybody making less than $100k.

Otherwise the super rich will trick everyone into thinking it's gonna hit them too.

Also: life is hard out there, cutting taxes for everyone under $100k is the right thing to do.

[Prem Thakker @prem_thakker]

Oh ya for sure dude imagine a system like that

[Knapperr @knapperr64]

@ethanmwolf @Mike_from_PA Please enlighten us.

[Avi Lewis @avilewis]

Today’s announcement shows what this federal government will protect above all else: the profits of Big Oil.

As we mark the five-year anniversary of a heat dome that killed 619 people in British Columbia – and as many communities across the country are facing extreme weather right now – Canadians deserve leadership that protects us. Instead, this government is doubling down on yesterday’s failed solutions and dragging us into further danger, risk and insecurity.

The opaque and confusing public-private partnership ownership structure means it's very likely that we, the public, will not only bear the risks and the damages, but also the lion's share of the costs.

Canada’s New Democrats unequivocally oppose this pipeline proposal. If anything, this is a pipeline to the courts. It ignores the federal government’s legal responsibility to meaningfully consult Indigenous nations, including Treaty 8 nations in Alberta, threatens endangered species, and accelerates climate change. It will sow the very divisions the Prime Minister claims he wants to avoid.

We do not achieve unity or prosperity from projects that pit communities against one another, all while a handful of oil and gas CEOs walk away with enormous profits.

While we're stuck fighting yesterday's battles over pipelines, and the Prime Minister openly admits that our emissions will rise, the rest of the world is racing ahead on renewables. We cannot afford to fall behind while other countries build the industries of the future.

Canadians deserve better than being told our only choice is another fight over another pipeline. This country needs an alternative to the Liberal-Conservative consensus that is doubling down on a future of climate-wrecking corporate welfare.

New Democrats are ready to build something bigger, safer, and better – a Canada that is a renewable energy superpower, with an east-west clean electricity grid and good green jobs in every region. Lower costs for families with home retrofits and heat pumps for all. Investing in the care economy as a nation-building project.

That’s what it looks like to build big things that actually unite this country.

[Knapperr @knapperr64]

@BoCampbell18 @kaceytron Why?

[phlox @xX_phlox_360]

You can tell they laid off half of their employees

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

Mamdani: "As we mark 250 years, what do we see? ... we see the wealthiest country in the history of the world -- one where children go to sleep hungry while the world's first trillionaire hungers for more ... we see masked agents terrorizing our streets, eating food cooked by our undocumented neighbors before spiriting them away in unmarked vans"

[Nora Loreto @NoLore]

Who paid this guy $3000 to set fire to a synagogue?

[Jeet Heer @HeerJeet]

It's interesting how woke rhetoric is now most often used by people who support the mass slaughter of civilians.