Well, SK is a quisling of the USA, so...

Iran.

More fake terror, as usual.

Cops prove to be the slave patrol, as always.

Flipping off cops illegal as "disorderly conduct". There's always an excuse.

Robed ones show how little respect they have for discussion that isn't in their loony religious framework.

CPS trying to steal kids over 22k in debt, won't let philanthropist pay it. It's about the profit they make trafficking these kids.

Cops gun down sleeping man. I feared for my life, your honor.

Cop robs murder victim. He wasn't using it, your honor.

Dishonorable behavior and intimidation. They may as well just send diplomatic insults directly, it would be cheaper.

Peso tanks appropriately. Nobody goes to hell in a straight line.

Scheming an economic collapse to force the country in the euro, like the rest of the bureaucracy over there seems determined to do. Yet more evidence that public opinion has 0 impact on public policy.

While I think the impending revolt is quite real, no place with unrest which can impact the USG's enemies will go without meddling I suspect.

Known in advance, just allowed to happen, perps were known to be part of NATO influenced orgs.

Needing perfect alignment to work seems quite ridiculous for a thing that must flex a lot like a ship.

Given they have nobody else under investigation, my suspicion is that they are doing this to ensure the evidence is inadmissible at any other trial. This would be consistent, given the dude was already supergrass, and no convictions came of that (one assumes it was on purpose).

BONUS: Prison that Epstein was at is also the same one where Whitey Bulger got rubbed out. Interestingly, the new AG Barr was supposedly "in charge" then.

This was a very good war for the UAE.

Unfortunate for travelers. We'll see how this all plays out soon enough, I think.

Good, as it's been a joke the entire time. The crypto's all the same regardless, and it's not like I know who and trust the guys at whatever CA issues them, so the argument that it is a "web of trust" is mostly hokum. This is further evidenced by years and years of mis-issuance. Only DNSSEC can square the circle of "this cert actually is the one for this website", but even then DNS is subject to being spoofed & thugged out by government or similarly empowered entities.

Considering how easy it is to get a DV cert these days, the broswer vendors may as well just allow self-signed again.

Exonerating murderous coppers who high-five each other while applying deadly force to the defenseless.

Rioting at least for now. HKD trading pretty much tells you market opinion is GET OUT NOW! The emperor will not be pleased, the reaction will be swift and vicious.

Even if they aren't MKULTRA'd GLADIO stooges, .gov is absolutely behind the kulturkampf waged by the progressives, without which such violent reaction would not occur. As always, it takes two to tango.

Makes it clear that posting manifestos only ok on facebook. Basically uses the same argument used against Ross Ulbricht to give him triple life:

We reluctantly tolerate content that we find reprehensible, but we draw the line at platforms that have demonstrated they directly inspire tragic events and are lawless by design. ...The unresolved question is how should the law deal with platforms that ignore or actively thwart the Rule of Law?

That would be like...ANARCHY???!!! Tiresome idiots who perhaps should read this.

Appears to be a nucleotide synthesis thing.

Waved thru anyways. Corruption, in MY regulatory agency???

Disgusting. Hopefully he gets uninvited from all libertarian shows & events.

Yet more bozo banks. But hey, you need to embrace the cashless society, slave.

This is why one should have done everything OTC in the early days. Much bigger gains now, but screw paying the enemy.

I think I may have to order this book.

In the second half of Pagans & Christians in the City, Smith sets out a bold claim. In short, he argues that paganism never went away. The immanent orientation to the sacred it advances is not only in direct competition with Christian transcendence, but competition between the two orientations continues today — it manifests in the US as “culture wars” — because a number of progressive values comport readily with pagan conceptions of the sacred. This is particularly so when it comes to sex and sexuality. To take two of Smith’s case studies among many: modern liberal democracies have simply abandoned the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim view of same-sex attraction and abortion and substituted the pagan Roman view wholesale.