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“We’re going to kick that bi*ch out of Congress" primary election winner said to Pelosi
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Georgia GOP Congressional Candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene made loud statements immediately after winning the primary election Tuesday. Before the election, Greene declared war on Facebook and its never-ending policy of censoring thoughts. She also named Antifa as her main opponent, whom she vowed to oppose in an advertising campaign holding a rifle in her hands, Facebook later removed the video due to a violation of site rules. I've made all the right enemies. The Fake News Media hates me. Big Tech censors me. The DC Swamp fears me. Now Soros and the Dems are trying to...
Pennsylvania couple beat out 17-year-old's jaw after he asked to wear a face mask
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A 17-year-old entertainer at a Pennsylvania Sesame Place theme park in need of facial surgery after a couple of visitors denying to wear face masks beat him, Middletown Township police Lt. Steve Forman said in a phone interview Tuesday to NBC News. "Their employees are trying to convey the message from the governor," Forman said, referring to the theme park's staff and Gov. Tom Wolf's mandate to wear masks in public. According to official information, the incident took place on Sunday around 5 pm. The victim, whose name was not revealed, made a remark about masks to a...
Black Lives Matter mural is more important than Blue Lives Matter De Blasio decided
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The privilege of BLM activists over others is that New York City officials are selective about the rights of the people, and in particular the First Amendment. Earlier, the Mayor of New York allowed BLM protesters to create a “Black Lives Matter” mural but the pro-police organizations were prohibited to paint their slogan. According to the New York Post, Blue Lives Matter NYC and Standing up for NYC in the Southern District of New York filed a lawsuit against Bill de Blasio and the Department of Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg for violation of their civil ri...
Almost 100 thousand students are positive with COVID-19 on before the re-opening of schools
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The US government is pushing the idea of returning children to school despite the ever-growing number of coronavirus infections. A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics shows that in the second half of July, at least 97,000 children were infected with the coronavirus. Vanderbilt University's Dr. Tina Hartert told CBS News that testing of children will help determine what role they play in transmission, as school districts around the country return to some form of school. The total proportion of children among 5 million Americans was nearly 340,000. Various...
Hundreds of Anti-Democratic Activists Hold "Rescue America" Rally in Beverly Hills
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It is estimated that over 400 people gathered at Beverly Gardens Park for a peaceful protest. The organizer is the founder of the WalkAway movement, Brandon Starka, who renounced the liberal vision of the US Democratic Party. "We’re a movement of people who are walking away from the Democratic party. We’re walking away from the ideology of liberalism, the liberal media…basically, we want to live in a country with peace and civility…truthfulness, kindness and again, we’re not getting that from the political left so we’re walking away from the Democrats," Starka said. ...
US IT company secretly collects personal data of millions of users through 500 smartphone apps: Everything is legal
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Report obtained by The Wall Street Journal A report obtained by The Wall Street Journal showed that the government is implementing additional code to track users of hundreds of mobile apps. Anomaly Six LLC, headquartered in Virginia, is an intermediary in the scheme for transferring confidential information from smartphones to the US government. According to official information, the IT firm was founded by a group of former military intelligence officers. They have developed a software SDK (Software Developer Kit) that ignores the user's personal settings and tracks the u...
The woman who broke a customer's leg during a fight over a face mask in New Jersey was arrested
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A suspect who attacked a 54-year-old woman in a Staples store has been arrested and faces charges with second-degree aggravated assault, police says. The Hackensack Police Department requests the publics help in identifying the suspect, described as an African-American female, 5’5 to 5’8 approximately 160 pounds. Anyone with information is asked to call the Hackensack police department at 201-646-7777 pic.twitter.com/I5bxMkOcqz — Hackensack Police NJ (@HackensackPD) July 31, 2020 As the video from the crime scene shows, 25-year-old Terri Thomas approached the victim and...
New York City Justice System Release Serial Shooter Without Bail: Bloods gang member then start shooting 3 more times
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23-year-old Darrius Sutton has been involved in 6 shootings this year, three of which took place after he was released from custody. In May, one of the shootings took place that led to the arrest of Sutton, but thanks to members of the Bloods gang, the only witness withdrew and the charges of attempted murder were dropped. One person sustained multiple bullet wounds but survived, Brooklyn Attorney's Office reported. “At the time of arraignment, the sole eyewitness had recanted so we did not have sufficient evidence to keep the defendant in custody,” a spokesman for the...
Twitter for 6 years used email addresses and phone numbers for targeted advertising: $ 250 million fine
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The other day it turned out that the social media Twitter for six years used the personal information of Americans for personal gain. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has already begun an investigation. According to rough estimates, Twitter will be fined from 200 to 250 million dollars. The FTC's attention was also drawn to the recent hacking incident of several dozen accounts of the most popular and influential people in the United States. The scam consisted of the fact that hackers, having seized accounts with millions of audiences, asked users for bitcoins, ostensibl...