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BEAUTIFUL. LIBS ARE DONE.Of course. Visual representation of what I did to the libs:
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What idiots 
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In Roger Stone's gag order hearing about the crosshair IG post, Stone testified under oath that he only has a Facebook and IG account now, as his personal and business (Stonecoldtruth) accounts have both been permanently suspended since somewhere in 2017.
However, there is a twitter account that is linked to one of Roger Stone's email addresses he used to communicate with Sam Nunberg in August 2016.
The email is "[email protected]", though it is unclear which Twitter account it is linked to. Of course it is also possible that someone used that email to register a twitter account but never verified the email because they didn't have access to it. In that case it would still show up as being linked to a twitter account. That seems like a reach though, taking into account that this has not been the case with Stone's other email addresses, and this email address is relatively obscure.
I can also confirm that it is not linked to Roger Stone's suspended personal twitter account. It seems odd to me that this perhaps a bit obscure email address is linked to a twitter account but others like his daily caller email address "[email protected]" yield no results.
What sticks out even more to me though is that I can confirm [email protected] is linked to Roger Stone's Instagram account, which he still uses. All of Stone's known twitter accounts did not have [email protected] linked to them as the email address, yet it is linked to some twitter account. It would of course be moronic to use this same email address to secretly use a twitter account that wouldn't just bypass his suspension but also contradict his sworn testimony about not having any twitter accounts anymore.
Stone also had another twitter that was also permanently suspended. That was his StoneColdTruth account.
The email address is [email protected]
This account @StoneColdRoger was made very shortly after the suspension of Stone's twitter account but everything suggests it is a fake account.
On Stone's suspended twitter, he has additional basic security enabled. In other words you can't see which email address is linked to his account. It only allows you to confirm it if you already know the email address.
The StoneColdRoger twitter does not have that basic security enabled, which Stone's known accounts both have/had, and there is just a simple gmail.com linked to it, no private domain email or anything.
However, there is a twitter account that is linked to one of Roger Stone's email addresses he used to communicate with Sam Nunberg in August 2016.
The email is "[email protected]", though it is unclear which Twitter account it is linked to. Of course it is also possible that someone used that email to register a twitter account but never verified the email because they didn't have access to it. In that case it would still show up as being linked to a twitter account. That seems like a reach though, taking into account that this has not been the case with Stone's other email addresses, and this email address is relatively obscure.
I can also confirm that it is not linked to Roger Stone's suspended personal twitter account. It seems odd to me that this perhaps a bit obscure email address is linked to a twitter account but others like his daily caller email address "[email protected]" yield no results.
What sticks out even more to me though is that I can confirm [email protected] is linked to Roger Stone's Instagram account, which he still uses. All of Stone's known twitter accounts did not have [email protected] linked to them as the email address, yet it is linked to some twitter account. It would of course be moronic to use this same email address to secretly use a twitter account that wouldn't just bypass his suspension but also contradict his sworn testimony about not having any twitter accounts anymore.
Stone also had another twitter that was also permanently suspended. That was his StoneColdTruth account.
The email address is [email protected]
This account @StoneColdRoger was made very shortly after the suspension of Stone's twitter account but everything suggests it is a fake account.
On Stone's suspended twitter, he has additional basic security enabled. In other words you can't see which email address is linked to his account. It only allows you to confirm it if you already know the email address.
The StoneColdRoger twitter does not have that basic security enabled, which Stone's known accounts both have/had, and there is just a simple gmail.com linked to it, no private domain email or anything.
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Robert Kraft arrested today for soliciting a prostitute in Florida. The Witch Hunt continues. Trump will have to pardon him.
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Clearly lib conjecture and innuendo to distract us from what Justin Smellete did. LOCK JUSTIN UP LOCK HIM UP, LOCK HIIIIIIIM UUUUUUUUUUUP, LOCK COOKIE LION UP, LOCK JOJO SMOLLETT UP, LOCK FULTON REED UP, LOCK GOLDBERG UP.
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This bish
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One of the many reasons why I am starting to feel more and more irritated watching white women get so much praise and attention for smoking weed and how it makes them better parents while so many black men are in jail for the same plant
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I didn't believe it to be true anyways, but confirmation here.
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Where’s the due process for kraft? Eye wanna do process
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If capitalist had to pay the wage worker the full value of their labor and then had to pay people (disproportionately women) for the unwaged, domestic and reproductive labor and then they had to pay back descendants of the enslaved people whose unwaged, coerced labor ultimately generated trillions in accumulated capital, no capitalist would turn a profit and the system of capitalism would collapse. That is a feature, not a big BTW. It also means that any reparations program, that would allow capitalists enterprises (especially old, financial services companies) to survive and remain profitable, is paying out far too little.
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So I visited the African American history museum in DC today and now I'm lokey on board with the ADOS movement lol
But it requires that we be actively involved in local and national politics and exercise our right to vote
But it requires that we be actively involved in local and national politics and exercise our right to vote
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https://www.citylab.com/equity/2019...rent-how-much-price-landlord-policies/582898/
Interesting article out of Germany on the housing crisis in Berlin.
85% of Berliners are renters, and they want to lobby the city council to limit the number of units a landlord can own.
Interesting article out of Germany on the housing crisis in Berlin.
85% of Berliners are renters, and they want to lobby the city council to limit the number of units a landlord can own.
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C'mon now, why would anyone empty an entire box of rounds out on the table to load a revolver?
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A grand jury is examining former Interior Dept Secretary Ryan Zinke for potentially lying to investigators.
Remember that in late 2018, the Interior Inspector General was conducting multiple investigations involving Zinke's conduct. In one case, the Inspector General issued a criminal referral to the DOJ. That criminal referral is now playing out in a grand jury investigation.
At some point, the Inspector General was caught by surprise by an email shown to her by a colleague. It was an email from Ben Carson to his staff, stating that his aide Suzanne Tufts would be replacing the Inspector General. Tufts had little to no government oversight experience.
In response to questions from the Washington Post at the time, HUD stated that the appointment would be a temporary detail and Tufts would later return to HUD. Though that spokesman statement was contradictory to Carson's email.
On the other end, the Interior Dept. referred the Post to the WH. The WH then declined to comment.
The Inspector General's office said they had received no formal communications about the supposed replacement.
The next set of events was even more baffling, as the Interior Dept. accused Ben Carson of spreading false information.
Then the Interior Inspector General released a report on some of Zinke's misconduct, concluding amongst other things that Zinke had violated department policy by allowing his wife to travel in government vehicles. Zinke joined a long list of cabinet officials formally accused of things like lavish unnecessary and sometimes unauthorized spending, unauthorized privileges for spouses, unauthorized travel, questionable/unauthorized personal security spending, ...
A day after that, Tufts resigned from HUD. The Inspector General later issued that criminal referral about Zinke that was mentioned at the top of this post.
Zinke resigned right before Democrats were set to take over the House.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...ory.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.000cc3f1cbc4
Grand jury is examining whether former interior secretary Ryan Zinke lied to federal investigators
Prosecutors have begun presenting evidence to a grand jury in Washington in their probe of whether former interior Secretary Ryan Zinke lied to federal investigators, according to two individuals briefed on the matter.
The closed-door deliberations are focused on Zinke’s decision not to grant a petition by two Indian tribes to operate a commercial casino in Connecticut, according to these individuals, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because grand jury proceedings are not public.
The Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes’ push to run a gambling facility in East Windsor, Conn., had sparked a lobbying campaign by MGM Resorts International, a competitor that opposed the planned casino. The proposal was the subject of intense scrutiny at Interior and the White House during President Trump’s first months in office.
The tribes allege that Zinke decided not to grant their application because of political pressure, and Interior’s Office of Inspector General opened an investigation into the matter a year ago.
Investigators with the Interior Department’s inspector general’s office came to believe Zinke had lied to them in the course of that inquiry and referred the matter to the Justice Department late last year.
Remember that in late 2018, the Interior Inspector General was conducting multiple investigations involving Zinke's conduct. In one case, the Inspector General issued a criminal referral to the DOJ. That criminal referral is now playing out in a grand jury investigation.
At some point, the Inspector General was caught by surprise by an email shown to her by a colleague. It was an email from Ben Carson to his staff, stating that his aide Suzanne Tufts would be replacing the Inspector General. Tufts had little to no government oversight experience.
In response to questions from the Washington Post at the time, HUD stated that the appointment would be a temporary detail and Tufts would later return to HUD. Though that spokesman statement was contradictory to Carson's email.
On the other end, the Interior Dept. referred the Post to the WH. The WH then declined to comment.
The Inspector General's office said they had received no formal communications about the supposed replacement.
The next set of events was even more baffling, as the Interior Dept. accused Ben Carson of spreading false information.
Then the Interior Inspector General released a report on some of Zinke's misconduct, concluding amongst other things that Zinke had violated department policy by allowing his wife to travel in government vehicles. Zinke joined a long list of cabinet officials formally accused of things like lavish unnecessary and sometimes unauthorized spending, unauthorized privileges for spouses, unauthorized travel, questionable/unauthorized personal security spending, ...
A day after that, Tufts resigned from HUD. The Inspector General later issued that criminal referral about Zinke that was mentioned at the top of this post.
Zinke resigned right before Democrats were set to take over the House.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...ory.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.000cc3f1cbc4
Grand jury is examining whether former interior secretary Ryan Zinke lied to federal investigators
Prosecutors have begun presenting evidence to a grand jury in Washington in their probe of whether former interior Secretary Ryan Zinke lied to federal investigators, according to two individuals briefed on the matter.
The closed-door deliberations are focused on Zinke’s decision not to grant a petition by two Indian tribes to operate a commercial casino in Connecticut, according to these individuals, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because grand jury proceedings are not public.
The Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes’ push to run a gambling facility in East Windsor, Conn., had sparked a lobbying campaign by MGM Resorts International, a competitor that opposed the planned casino. The proposal was the subject of intense scrutiny at Interior and the White House during President Trump’s first months in office.
The tribes allege that Zinke decided not to grant their application because of political pressure, and Interior’s Office of Inspector General opened an investigation into the matter a year ago.
Investigators with the Interior Department’s inspector general’s office came to believe Zinke had lied to them in the course of that inquiry and referred the matter to the Justice Department late last year.
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They doing all this MCU style. 2020 they’re dropping everything like a bag of bricks.
Quote this
Quote this
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Remember that we are also set to receive a Mueller filing on Manafort's sentencing today.
