trumps reign

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want your story to have traction?

leak something that involves a special investigator

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Been pondering lately why Donald duck is pushing out the presidential orders like easter eggs ...

As in most of his ventures the MO has been get in and get out fast before the investors realize they been scammed.

Perhaps he expects to crash burn (impeachment talk at 11:00) and want get his wealthy white male agenda out there first.
Donny Boy does not expect to make all four years?

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That’s the reality for the NFL after Friday, when Trump spoke to a crowd in Alabama and repaid the league’s generosity with this:

“Wouldn’t you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, ‘Get that son of a bitch off the field right now. Out – he’s fired. He’s fired!’ ”

“When the NFL ratings are down massively. Massively. The NFL ratings are down massively.”

“Because you know, today if you hit too hard: [Flagged] 15 yards! … They’re ruining the game!”

“But do you know what’s hurting the game more than that? When people like yourselves turn on television and you see those people taking the knee when they’re playing our great national anthem. The only thing you could do better is if you see it, even if it’s one player, leave the stadium. I guarantee things will stop. Just pick up and leave. Pick up and leave. [It’s] not the same game anymore, anyway.”


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I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro’s great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen’s Counciler or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate, who is more devoted to ‘order’ than to justice,” King wrote.


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congress just overturned a law which compelled oil and gas companies to make public any payments to foreign governments...

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A computer at the center of a lawsuit digging into Russian interference in the U.S. presidential election has been wiped. "The server in question is based in Georgia -- a state that narrowly backed Donald Trump, giving him 16 electoral votes -- and stored the results of the state's vote-management system," reports The Register. "The deletion of its filesystem data makes analysis of whether the system was compromised impossible to ascertain." From the report:
There is good reason to believe that the computer may have been tampered with: it is 15 years old, and could be harboring all sorts of exploitable software and hardware vulnerabilities. No hard copies of the votes are kept, making the electronic copy the only official record. While investigating the Kennesaw State University's Center for Election Systems, which oversees Georgia's voting system, last year, security researcher Logan Lamb found its system was misconfigured, exposing the state's entire voter registration records, multiple PDFs with instructions and passwords for election workers, and the software systems used to tally votes cast. Despite Lamb letting the election center knows of his findings, the security holes were left unpatched for seven months. He later went public after the U.S. security services announced there had been a determined effort by the Russian government to sway the presidential elections, including looking at compromising electronic voting machines.

In an effort to force the state to scrap the system, a number of Georgia voters bandied together and sued. They asked for an independent security review of the server, expecting to find flaws that would lend weight to their argument for investment in a more modern and secure system. But emails released this week following a Freedom of Information Act request reveal that technicians at the election center deleted the server's data on July 7 -- just days after the lawsuit was filed. The memos reveal multiple references to the data wipe, including a message sent just last week from an assistant state attorney general to the plaintiffs in the case. That same email also notes that backups of the server data were also deleted more than a month after the initial wipe -- just as the lawsuit moved to a federal court. It is unclear who ordered the destruction of the data, and why, but they have raised yet more suspicions of collusion between the Trump campaign team, the Republican Party, and the Russian government.

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Eminem's freestyle is but another attempt by the artist to channel the energy of the masses toward a path of political self-destruction.
That is what Eminem's call to "give props to Obama" essentially represents. Eminem holds no subtlety in his support for the Democratic Party wing of the ruling class. Not only did he give props to Obama, but he also defended Hillary Clinton from Trump's "slander. " Eminem doesn't pay any attention to the fact that Obama-Clinton policies played the biggest role in Donald Trump's success. The growing poverty and indebtedness of the masses in the midst of endless war, repression, and surveillance means nothing to Eminem. But it means a lot to the millions of voters who sat out the election precisely because the Democrats could not provide an alternative to their grim reality.


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its Mueller time! trump administration season finally...


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Let me be among the first to take my seat and raise a cheer as we start throwing christians to the lions agian.



"These Are The Good Ole Days"

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Massive Leak Reveals New Ties Between Trump Administration and Russia, Implicating Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Jared Kushner






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