https://twitter.com/justinsink/status/1136728358740471809
Posted on 05/31/2019 1:01:22 PM PDT by ransomnote
Another dead senator in Oklahoma
from gunshot
What is going on in OK?
(sorry if already posted. I’ve been AFK for a few days)
report claims that @IlhanMN and Ahmed Hirsi filed joint tax returns in at least 2014-2015.
Yet @IlhanMN was legally married to another man from 2009-2017. A sitting congresswoman may have filed EIGHT YEARS of fraudulent, felonious, tax returns.
twitter.com/realDSteinberg/status/1136743809533038594
“””Yes! I suspect that same money is democrat/cartel money. “”
https://twitter.com/justinsink/status/1136728358740471809
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3755168/posts
Question: Did Ilhan Omar commit federal tax fraud?
michellemalkin.com ^ | 6/6/2019 | michelle malkin
“””Love it!”””
I liked the clean, simple original as was, but then saw it as an empty canvas to be brought to life as a learning tool.
You’re inspiring! :)
*/2
Upcoming live stream
AG Barr, FBI Director Wray speak at the FBI National Academy Graduation
Expected to happen live at 10 a.m. ET- Attorney General William Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray will deliver remarks at the FBI Academy Graduation Ceremony.
I’ve been listening to Dr. John for 40 years and am quite sorry to hear he has left us, to tell you the truth. He was psychedelic though at first anyway, the article says, so likely he has C_A connections.
I didn't see that movie, but that sounds like a banker. ;)
I never had a bank that ensured I remained in orgasmic ecstasy while providing a financial safety net to keep me falling into chaos. It was all on me.
As it turns out as learned through the Great Recession, BOA and now Wells Fargo wasn't either with even more fines for wrongdoing in the news.
:: I’m not sure why this musician would be significant to the DS. I’ve never heard of him before. But might be worth a dig. ::
Well, could be that it happened in the right place but it must have been the wrong time?
whoa, looks like Cruz has grown a pair along with his beard..
https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1136634378044551169
I was an art lover once, but then they threw me out of the museum...
:P
(Oh, and hi everybody, just thought I’d have a peek and see what’s going on in here, wouldn’t want to miss anything fun :)
[throws rotten fruit] :D
-SB
I’ll just say that’s...
...wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.
Cue: 10-second fade-out.
8ch comment: Very interesting that this is happening today. Wonder if they are getting ready for something other than “Hurricanes”?
I’ve never seen them do a practice run in all 40 years of living in the state….we have lane reversals down to a science already!
and the old lace
Palantir in the news
https://thefederalist.com/2019/06/07/lets-evaluate-palantirs-berkeley-dust-tolkiens-lens/
Let’s Evaluate Palantir’s Berkeley Dust-Up Through Tolkien’s Lens
(Excerpt)
By causing a dust-up at the University of California, Berkeley, Palantir Technologies has earned the ultimate badge of honor. More than 140 “academics” have signed a statement asking the university to drop Palantir as the sponsor of the annual Privacy Law Scholars Conference, citing the company’s contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and its alleged complicity in “family separation.” As of Wednesday, those efforts were successful.
Palantir, a Silicon Valley data analytics firm, is expected go public next year, and boasts one of the highest valuations in technology—as much as $40 billion by some estimates. Perhaps most fascinating is its connection to J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings,” the book from which Palantir derives its name. Indeed, Tolkien’s legacy may be far more powerful than any of his mystical creatures, as his influence lurks in our culture, politics, and even the realm of cyber security.
Palantir was founded by Peter Thiel, a man viewed by many as a wizard for waging war against Gawker and political correctness. Thiel read Tolkien obsessively as a child, encountering the story of the Palantir through Frodo Baggins, a hobbit, as he embarks on his epic journey with help from Gandalf, a boss wizard, and Galadriel, a resolute lady elf.
The Palantir in “Lord of the Rings” is a crystal ball that can be used to see into the future or communicate through time and space. Tolkien characters and references run throughout the company: “Save the Shire” is an internal Palantir tagline, and the company’s annual gathering is called “HobbitCon.”
This may seem kooky, but the company’s work is deadly serious. Palantir counts some of the biggest government agencies and private companies as its customers with its team of the deftest engineers and data analysts in the world. Like the crystal ball, Palantir can not only track data, but use data to predict behavior, raising red flags among civil liberty watch dogs.
The enigma was heightened when it was reported that Palantir was used to hunt Osama Bin Laden.
“A palantir is a dangerous tool,” warns Gandalf. “Why? Why should we fear to use it?” he is asked. “They are not all accounted for, the lost Seeing-stones. We do not know who else may be watching.”
As illustrated by its enemies at Berkeley, Palantir’s “seeing stones” are perceived as evil by a wide variety of left-wing entities, especially as it is used by ICE to round up illegal immigrants at the border.
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