The American Ho Chi Minh will have to answer to his Board on Monday

Free Republic | 01/09/2021 | cll

[elbook]

Leftist mouthpieces outing themselves.

Don’t leave this one in their cell alone to have a chance to escape justice.

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[Cincinnatus.45-70]

Thanks. Went with USAA a while back.

[dayglored]

> Hard to tell from the back in this picture but it could be current Apple CEO Tim Cook. As dayglored has said, Steve Jobs passed in 2011 SO if dates are correct, taint Steve J.

It's Steve Jobs. The photo is from Thursday February 17, 2011, and was written up the following day, including the photo, on CNN:

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/innovation/02/18/steve.jobs.obama/

(CNN) -- A photo released by the White House on Friday shows Apple CEO Steve Jobs, along with other tech luminaries, raising a toast with President Barack Obama at a dinner Thursday night in San Francisco.

The photo, of a private dinner during the President's visit to California, comes as tabloid reports, some featuring alleged photos of Jobs, have questioned the Apple leader's health.

In the photo, Jobs and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg flank Obama during the toast. Wearing his trademark black mock turtleneck shirt, Jobs is photographed from behind.

Jobs was diagnosed with cancer in 2003. He took a six-month leave of absence in 2009, during which he was reported to have had a liver transplant.

Their original photo, which does not have the labels superimposed, is here: http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2011/TECH/innovation/02/18/steve.jobs.obama/t1larg.steve.jobs.obama.jpg

[Subcutaneous Fishstick Blues]

Google - I signed off from all devices. Dumping my gmail account. Not using Google maps anymore.

Just fyi, there are folks like the guy I link below, who say that you need to get on a de-Googled Android phone; basically open-source stock Android without all the privacy-violating Google apps (or GAPPS, as he calls them).
Because the Google Apps give them metadata that they can sell.

Not criticizing; I can't, because I haven't done this yet myself. Not sure, but I think you might have to start with a new phone, or at least one that has never been registered to you at Google. Just thought you might like to know.