Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
Kamala Harris, the Totally Full of Shit Liar, Slaver and Jailer of Blacks, and Known Supporter of Violent Leftist Protests... Bails Violent Leftist Thugs out of Jail... https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris/status/1267555018128965643 https://www.zerohedge.com/political/kamala-harris-promoted-fund-bailed-out-violent-thugs-refuses-share-records-criminals https://dailycaller.com/2020/09/22/minnesota-freedom-fund-bail-charity-kamala-harris-domestic-abusers/ https://twitter.com/KyleKashuv/status/1349430566148575235 https://justthenews.com/nation/crime/bail-fund-promoted-kamala-harris-allegedly-sprung-violent-criminals-wont-share-records A fund established to bail out Black Lives Matter protesters - which helped free at least six men accused of domestic violence in two months - is refusing to disclose exactly who they've helped spring from jail. The Minnnesota Freedom Fund (MFF), which was endorsed by Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris and has raised over $35 million, has bailed out an unknown number of accused thugs, rioters and other criminals. Finding information on exactly who they've bailed out has been an arduous task. Here's what we do know about the Harris-endorsed bail recipients: In August, the fund posted $15,000 bail for the release of Shawn McClinton, a convicted sex offender facing rape charges. According to prosecutors, McClinton raped a woman just weeks after his July release - and was back in custody facing prosecution over alleged rape, kidnapping, strangulation and other charges. In September, the Daily Caller pored through court records, and found that the MFF had helped free several men suspected of heinous crimes - including accused child molester Timothy Wayne Columbus, who faces up to 30 years in prison on allegations that he sexually assaulted an eight-year-old girl. 31-year-old Dexter Boone was arrested on May 2 after allegedly breaking into his son's mother's apartment and strangled her in front of her minor children. The fund also helped bail out 28-year-old Davlin Devonte Gates, who also allegedly strangled a woman just days after he moved in with her. Matt Gaetz is right. For months Democrats encouraged and defended BLM and Antifa violence. Hell, Kamala Harris tweeted out for donations to a bail fund for rioters. Thousands of small businesses destroyed, looted, and burned down — Democrats didn’t care.pic.twitter.com/BBepHvZzDP — Kyle Kashuv (@KyleKashuv) January 13, 2021 Now, for what we don't know. According to Just The News, the MFF has refused to provide information on the men it's helped bail out. Official bail records hard to locate Yet a full accounting of the individuals bailed out by the fund last year was not available as of press time. A representative of the Minnesota Freedom Fund told Just the News via email this week that the records of those it has helped bail out "are available via the Hennepin and Ramsey County jail rosters." The group did not respond to repeated inquiries asking if it kept those records in its own files. The records within the jail rosters, meanwhile, are not easily accessible. Tom Lyden, a reporter with KMSP who originally broke that station's coverage of the controversies surrounding the bail fund, said that the documentation "is difficult to find and it is not available online." "You must go through items in the file, which you can only do at a live terminal," he said. In short, the next Vice President of the United States actively promoted a murky bail fund, which has helped known criminals get back on the streets, and which won't share details on exactly who they've helped. We're sure they'll enjoy exposure on multiple big tech platforms and won't face scrutiny for aiding rioters, thugs and other criminals.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbozDBM67lY Black Americans quit Biden for Trump in Droves The Democrats Greatest Fear are Intelligent Outspoken Independent Black American Republican Men, such as this one, who Totally Reject the Democrat LIES and drop real truth out in the streets every chance they get. Meanwhile Hillary continues pumping the propaganda News machine with Fake Racist narratives, just like she did with Fake Russia Hoax narrative against Trump... https://100percentfedup.com/hillary-clinton-labels-trump-supporters-as-white-supremacists-and-domestic-terrorists-who-need-to-be-tracked-and-surveilled/
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
Donald J Trump Won the 2020 US Presidential Election. Lying Leftist AOC Lies saying she almost died during Capitol Protest, refuses to answer HOW she almost died... AOC is a lying FUDster. https://100percentfedup.com/trump-hating-tax-funded-pbs-lawyer-caught-on-video-go-to-the-white-house-and-throw-molotov-cocktails/ https://twitter.com/Project_Veritas/status/1349027090767769601 Dishonest Leftist Chief Lawyer for PBS Govt TV... Incites Violence, Insults Everyone, and more... gets outed by PROJECT VERITAS. Trump-Hating, Tax-Funded PBS Lawyer Caught on Video: “Go to the White House and throw Molotov Cocktails” Is there anyone more intolerant and dishonest than a liberal elitist? Totalitarian Puppet, Michael Beller, is the Principal Counsel for the Public Broadcasting System (PBS). PBS is funded mostly by US Tax dollars, leftists, corporatists, and globalists and is probably most famous for airing Sesame Street. Today, Project Veritas has broken a story about the lead counsel of PBS. Does @PBS condone Principal Counsel Michael Beller’s radical agenda of political violence? #ExposePBS pic.twitter.com/W3R9XUCmlO — Project Veritas (@Project_Veritas) January 12, 2021 In the hidden camera video excerpts, Michael Beller excitedly calls for violence. If Biden loses, he advises everyone to: “Go to the Whitehouse and throw Molotov Cocktails!” The certainty of his speech seems to indicate that he knows that such actions are already being planned by people like him. Since his language suggests, at least at times, that he is speaking prior to the election, we can assume that such plans would have been brewing for quite some time prior to the election. “Even if Biden wins we go for all the Republican voters and Homeland Security will take their children away…And we’ll put them into re-education camps.” Unsurprisingly, a totalitarian puppet Michael Beller also dismisses Trump as basically Hitler: “In these times, which are unique. I mean Trump is close to Hitler,” he says. President Trump has reduced our foreign military interventions considerably and never instituted Marshal Law or any draconian governmental dictates despite 7 months of straight rioting across the country by people who agree to Beller. Yet, still, people like Beller equate Trump to Hitler. But, this is how the totalitarian puppets justify fascism: by painting peaceful men, like President Trump, as dictators. And, don’t worry: Beller hates you, too. To him, you are all zombies raising horrible children and only he and the government can do it properly. Kids who are growing up knowing nothing but Trump for four years–you’ve got to wonder what they’re going to be like. They’ll be raising a generation of intolerant horrible people–horrible kids. Like most leftists, corporatists, and globalists, Beller believes the re-education camps we know from history were only bad because they were missing Sesame Street Characters (PBS has aired the SW show Sesame Street for many decades). They’ll get it right, this time, by calling them ‘Enlightenment Camps’: Enlightenment camps; They’re nice. They have Sesame Street Characters in the classrooms and they and they watch PBS all day. And, thank God for the government to properly raise your children because: “Americans are so fucking dumb. You know, most people are dumb…It’s good to live in a place (D.C.) where people are, you know, educated and know stuff….Could you imagine if you lived in one of these other towns of states where everybody’s just…stupid?” Thankfully, totalitarian puppets like Beller are all smarter than you and will raise all the children of America better than individual parents. This is why they wish death upon all of you by not only Molotov cocktails but Covid19 as well: “What’s great is that Covid is spiking in all the red states, right now. So that’s great! Because, either those people won’t come out to vote for Trump in those red states…Or, a lot of them are sick and dying! he said excitedly with a chuckle.” Are you, like, questioning the acceptability of this puppet’s, like, methods and stuff? Well, don’t worry: “PBS has, like, real news.” Says Beller We agree. PBS appears to be like real news, but it is not real news. That is why PBS and other legacy media are so dangerous. They are dishonest about their objectivity and goals. PBS’s website says it serves the American public. And, it does serve the American public a large serving of informational stew from totalitarians like Michael Bellers who reheat these old poisonous ideological leftovers every day, year after year. Yet, platitudes like this are why people trust PBS and corporations like it: because it has a false veneer. Really, it is staffed by totalitarian puppets like Michael Beller seeking to turn you and your children into puppets as well. Beller Does get one thing right, though: “CNN doesn’t do real news anymore. It’s just talking heads talking about Trump all day long.” Near the
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
https://100percentfedup.com/just-in-freshman-gop-congresswoman-lauren-boebert-capitol-police-were-in-standoff-over-bag-at-newly-installed-metal-detectors/ https://100percentfedup.com/breaking-open-carry-of-firearms-banned-in-michigan-capitol-building-despite-being-an-open-carry-state/ Democrats, hypocritically making themselves, and you, defenseless sheep unto wolves.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
> Hypocrites... And Inciters of Violence, Pelosi, Kamala, the lot... https://100percentfedup.com/pelosi-encouraged-riots-around-the-county-in-2018-republican-quotes-her-and-is-accused-of-insurrection/ Pelosi Encouraged “Uprisings All Over The Country” in 2018, Republican Quotes Her And Is Accused Of Insurrection By Ulysses S. Tennyson | Jan 13, 2021 Since Donald Trump became president, Democrats have used nothing but incendiary defamatory and incisive language to describe him and his supporters. Republicans largely just accepted this abuse because they believe in freedom of speech. But, progressives seem to turn all their vile words into action without any inhibitions. In 2020, Pelosi’s incendiary words–along with many of her colleagues for years under the Donald Trump presidency–helped foment and legitimize a national irrational anti-Trump psychosis that incited the perpetual violent insurrection across the country. The leftist insurrection wasn’t a few hours on a single day at the capitol building with a handful of actually violent protesters on January 6th. Instead, the leftist insurrection manifested as violent riots across America for 7 months straight. These riots caused over $2 billion dollars in damages–including to many government buildings, dozens of deaths, inconceivable rises in violent crimes and homicides, and destruction of at least 60% of all small businesses. And, it seems to have been egged on by leftist pundits and politicians who supported it with language like Nancy Pelosi’s. In a 2018 speech regarding a policy proposal she didn’t like, Ms. Pelosi stated: “I just don’t even know why there aren’t uprisings all over the country. And maybe there will be…” Was that a threat to America, Ms. Pelosi? Did you know something at the time about the ‘unrest’ that was in store for 2020? Now, Louie Gohmert, a republican, quoted Ms. Pelosi to highlight her incendiary language in order to highlight her hypocrisy and part in the psychosis of the left since Donald Trump took office. For this crime of quoting Nancy Pelosi, Gohmert is being accused of insurrection—for merely quoting Nancy Pelosi to prove her hypocrisy. Here is the quote from Gohmert: ““Here’s a quote. ‘I just don’t even know why there aren’t more uprisings all over the country, and maybe there will be,’” Gohmert said on the House floor during the impeachment debate. The modern left are duplicitous hucksters. They can never win a rhetorical battle of logic or morality, so they dismantle the entire language itself, turn everything on its head, and project their crimes onto their opponents. In this way, no one can make sense of anything, and someone else is always left holding the bags of blame for them. When this happens, debate becomes fruitless. The left is not an honest or authentic opponent; they seek to control you and mold you and all of society to fit their capricious desires for power, control, and change. They have no use for a debate except to slow walk you to their ends. And they will say anything they feel is necessary to meet to ends.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
https://thenakeddollar.blogspot.com/2021/01/how-did-hunter-biden-get-into-yale-law.html Friday, January 1, 2021 How Did Hunter Biden Get into Yale Law School? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhHH1AJtZ3Y Tucker: Democrats Left Cheat School Acceptance Tilt Indoctrination Do you know how hard it is to get into Yale Law School? The admission rate is 6.9%. By comparison, Harvard Law is twice as easy. It's also tiny, with only 200 slots available each year. Do you know how hard it is to transfer to Yale Law? Forget about it. Even harder. Typically, only about ten students a year are accepted. It goes without saying you'd have to be at the very top of whatever law school you were transferring from, and even then it wouldn't be a layup. Which raises the question; how exactly did Hunter Biden pull this off? You probably didn't even know he went there. It doesn't come up much. Here are the facts: Biden arrived as a transfer in the fall 1994. This means... He was accepted sometime in the winter/spring that same year The Dean of Yale Law at that time was Guido Calabresi It was well known that Calabresi's ambition was to serve on the federal bench On February 9th, 1994, Bill Clinton nominated Calabresi to the 2nd Circuit, where he still serves Thus, Biden's acceptance to Yale Law and Calabrisi's appointment were contemporaneous Chairing the Judiciary Committee at that time - the man responsible for confirming Calabresi's nomination - was none other than Joe Biden. Calabresi sailed through the process Calabresi Those are the facts. Coincidence. Perhaps. If you think Hunter Biden was one of the top first-year law students in the country and had near perfect board scores. I am not one of those people. I do not have Hunter's transcripts from Georgetown undergrad or his first year of law school there, but he's not exactly known as a scholar. I know people who knew him then and they say he was more arrogant than anything else. His life since does not suggest the slightest trace of intellect, except in the pursuit of ways to monetize his family's name.. So, there's no smoking gun, no absolute proof that a slot at America's most elite law school was traded for a federal judgeship. But the circumstantial evidence raises serious questions, the kind the mainstream media won't ask anymore, at least when it inconveniences Democrats. There's a pattern of quid quo pro that seems follow the Biden family wherever it goes. It's worth noting that the Ivies are very much part of the swamp. Yale, for its part, gets the better part of a billion dollars a year from the federal government. Also, there is a definite pattern of prominent Democrats getting their kids - somehow! - into Ivy Leage schools. Tucker Carlson did an entire piece on this. It 's worth a watch. Edit: I'm going to anticipate one of the objections to this piece, which is Yale is a private institution, so it can admit whomever it likes. First, this would be true if they didn't accept federal money. Second, the example of accepting a rich kid in exchange for a large donation - one I know will be thrown at me - is quite different from giving a coveted space up in exchange for a personal favor. In the first instance, all of Yale benefits from the donation. In the second instance, it does not.
Fwd: Paying to port to FreeBSD
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Re: Huge battle now raging against Facebook, Apple and Google types
On 1/14/21, professor rat wrote: > The center cannot hold - more anarchy is loosed upon the web. > > https://www.afr.com/technology/accc-goes-into-battle-against-facebook-apple-and-google-20201221-p56pe6 it mentions laws protecting against monopolies each time this comes up as a major, society-ripping issue, it's important to add open source to the discussion. we need public and transparent works to have fair competition with private corporate works, and we need that defended with at least the legal strength of monopoly-busting laws.
Re: C-punks on the pad
> if you were given incredible amounts of money to do something you think > unwise, > what is crucial is to remember you _don't have that money_. That > money is a _loan_ from the _people you are hurting_, and you need to > _keep it unspent_ so that you still _have_ it to help them (and > yourself! these bosses are thugs!) out, _later_. > > you also need to _sell_ it when the price rises significantly, because > this is usually followed by an extensive depression, during which you > can buy again to make a trainload of profit ;-P to clarify here, bitcoin rises by 200-1000% every few years, and if you're new to investing when that happens you might get excited and hold longer. the rise of course ends in a crash, so once you're all 'omigod i had no idea i could ever have this much money' you want to sell and _save_ what you sold, _not_ spend it on anything, and then buy again once the price stabilizes, to make sure you profit from it. you can look at bitcoin history to see it usually settles around even multiples of powers of ten after sharp bubbles that crash through those ceilings which kinda predict future prices months and years later.
Re: C-punks on the pad
On 1/14/21, professor rat wrote: > How much are the KGB paying you Zendy and Batshit? > > "... Large bitcoin payments to right-wing activists ..." > > https://news.yahoo.com/exclusive-large-bitcoin-payments-to-rightwing-activists-a-month-before-capitol-riot-linked-to-foreign-account-181954668.html > if you were given incredible amounts of money to do something you think unwise, what is crucial is to remember you _don't have that money_. That money is a _loan_ from the _people you are hurting_, and you need to _keep it unspent_ so that you still _have_ it to help them (and yourself! these bosses are thugs!) out, _later_. you also need to _sell_ it when the price rises significantly, because this is usually followed by an extensive depression, during which you can buy again to make a trainload of profit ;-P
ANARCHY for the USA
This sort of thing has happened before. Foreign-paid fascists led by Vladimir Lenin used anarchists to attack democracy ( " The guard is tired " ) back in 1918. Its inconceivable the present head of the CHEKA - also named Vladimir - wouldn’t know this. Anarchic internet and crypto-anarchist favored e-cash help enable unprecedented attack on US state capital. https://www.coindesk.com/extremist-crypto-donations-chainalysis ANARCHY for the USA!
Re: Capsaicin + Solar cells
‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ On Wednesday, January 13, 2021 7:25 PM, jim bell wrote: > ... sprinkling capsaicin into the precursor of methylammonium lead triiodide > (MAPbI3) perovskite during the manufacturing process led to a greater > abundance of electrons (instead of empty placeholders) to conduct current at > the semiconductor's surface. > > (End of quote) > > Jim Bell's comment: > > Evidently, a careless person holding a taco got too close to the solar cell > production line. this is pretty hilarious :P i've always been amusing by serendipitous scientific discoveries. like LSD, microwaves, vulcanized rubber, and corn flakes *grin* best regards,
C-punks on the pad
How much are the KGB paying you Zendy and Batshit? "... Large bitcoin payments to right-wing activists ..." https://news.yahoo.com/exclusive-large-bitcoin-payments-to-rightwing-activists-a-month-before-capitol-riot-linked-to-foreign-account-181954668.html
Big Techs big choice - Cryptoanarchy or Chinese Communism
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:owheWAQREFEJ:https://www.spectator.com.au/2021/01/control-halt-delete/=opera=en=au=1=0 Too big to fail
Re: USSS Electronic Countermeasures Suburban
On 1/13/21, grarpamp wrote: > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backward-wave_oscillator is this a nerd snipe? > Real clients drive themselves in shitty > volkswagon wearing clown costume... > > https://www.amazon.com/s?k=clown+costume I don't understand what you are talking about at all here.
Re: Has anyone seen Cecilia (sea sea)
On 10/29/20, \0xDynamite wrote: > Oooohkay. Why are we all dead? I'm dead because people didn't > think I existed. > > Why are you all dead? > > Marxos Let's answer this more clearly. You're "dead" when e.g. a corporate mafia or government distrusts and monitors you so much that you can't do anything productive that you care about. It appears to help to band with other people when that happens. There are some very large communities of dead people who can do some very impactful things. It seems like it's basically what being a public anarchist is in many areas.
Re: [spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
it was a mistake hidden by a traceback error. i was using a library class method as an object method, and the class method constructs an object in it. On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: > (to clarify, a line number between two of them, not the output call, > was in the traceback) > adding output to the function that calls that one > > On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: >> None of my output statements, which I only added to that method, >> output anything, but one of them is listed in the traceback. I >> rebuild just to make sure. >> >> On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: >>> The line is a call to python's asyncio functions, but none of the >>> function content is in the traceback. >>> >>> I add output statements to determine when the the instruction pointer >>> is jumping. >>> >>> On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: The problem still occurs, with a different line in the same method listed in the traceback. It used to line 84. Now it is line 83. But because I added some module-scope definitions, the method body has shifted down and it's a different part of the logic. >>> >> >
Re: [spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
(to clarify, a line number between two of them, not the output call, was in the traceback) adding output to the function that calls that one On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: > None of my output statements, which I only added to that method, > output anything, but one of them is listed in the traceback. I > rebuild just to make sure. > > On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: >> The line is a call to python's asyncio functions, but none of the >> function content is in the traceback. >> >> I add output statements to determine when the the instruction pointer >> is jumping. >> >> On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: >>> The problem still occurs, with a different line in the same method >>> listed in the traceback. >>> >>> It used to line 84. Now it is line 83. But because I added some >>> module-scope definitions, the method body has shifted down and it's a >>> different part of the logic. >>> >> >
Re: [spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
None of my output statements, which I only added to that method, output anything, but one of them is listed in the traceback. I rebuild just to make sure. On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: > The line is a call to python's asyncio functions, but none of the > function content is in the traceback. > > I add output statements to determine when the the instruction pointer > is jumping. > > On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: >> The problem still occurs, with a different line in the same method >> listed in the traceback. >> >> It used to line 84. Now it is line 83. But because I added some >> module-scope definitions, the method body has shifted down and it's a >> different part of the logic. >> >
Re: [spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
The line is a call to python's asyncio functions, but none of the function content is in the traceback. I add output statements to determine when the the instruction pointer is jumping. On 1/14/21, Karl wrote: > The problem still occurs, with a different line in the same method > listed in the traceback. > > It used to line 84. Now it is line 83. But because I added some > module-scope definitions, the method body has shifted down and it's a > different part of the logic. >
Re: [spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
The problem still occurs, with a different line in the same method listed in the traceback. It used to line 84. Now it is line 83. But because I added some module-scope definitions, the method body has shifted down and it's a different part of the logic.
Re: [spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
I fixed the traceback output by manually calling python's traceback functions. The traceback gives a line for what caused the spurious constructor calls. It is the evaluation of a java constant. There is nothing else in the traceback between the java constant and the constructor. I move the java constant evaluation to static scope, instead of inside a method. The java-to-python library I am using is pyjnius. It is widely use in all kivy android applications. Last I checked, it was no longer maintained, but I talked about that in their community a little and some people who weren't familiar with it but had access merged some pull requests. I believe those merges haven't been released yet and aren't likely in the code I am using. It's 05:48 -0500 and 'here I go' trying the constructor logging with the java constants accessed at module scope!
[spam] [archive] [hacking] Working on finalising a mobile python driver.
It's hard for me to do stuff, so when I really do something I hunker down and ignore everything else. Somewhat described elsewhere on-list. Right now I'm running into a frustrating issue. I've encountered similar issues before, in other languages, but this is the first one I've really butted heads with in Python. My python codebase currently crashes. One of parts may relate to object lifetime between android's java garbage collector and python's garbage collector. A strange behavior is that my python object is getting multiply constructed. I use the python object in a loop. It's constructed before the start of the loop, and then repeatedly called inside the loop, inside a try handler inside which an exception is thrown. I've done a textual search on the code and believe prior to that loop to be the only place the constructor is called. However, when I put a debugging line inside the constructor, the line is output every iteration of the loop. This particular python object is not intertwined with java, but inside the loop it produces a python object that is linked to java via the jni and cpython, and adds it as a member. I have output the traceback inside the constructor, and the traceback is empty. The only line is the constructor itself, as if a thread was started with the constructor as the thread functions. [*relief] It looks like even on the first call, the traceback has only one line. Maybe this is because it uses python's async feature. But constructers never use the async feature, so this must be a bug in the traceback.
