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Wikipedia is quietly scrubbing Epstein’s dem connections "Some were only too happy to rewrite Epstein’s history to make it seem like he was more of a figure among Republicans than Democrats."
Editors on Wikipedia seem to be attempting to cover up Democratic party ties to Jeffrey Epstein, who was recently charged with federal sex trafficking crimes involving minors. The infamous billionaire’s ties to Clinton and other dem notables have long been publicly noted and were part of Epstein’s Wikipedia article, but they mysteriously disappeared around the time of the charge. Meanwhile the reference connecting Epstein to President Trump remains unmolested. Writing for Red State, Brandon Morse noted that members of the public are often quick to sanitize sources of information to preserve the reputations of figures they support. “As people in our society will do, when they want to learn who…
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Viral ice cream licker faces up to 20 years behind bars Stupid for clicks.
You’ve probably seen the ice cream licker video by now, which has gone viral and racked up almost 12 million views just on Twitter alone. In it, a woman is seen entering a Walmart, opening a container of Blue Bell ice cream, licking it, and then putting it back in the freezer. https://twitter.com/BlindDensetsu/status/1144954255318671366 Now Lufkin Police detectives believe they have discovered her identity, and say they intend to charge her with second-degree felony tampering with a consumer product. The charge carries a sentence of anywhere from two to 20 years. “We’re appalled that someone would do this,” said a statement from Lufkin Director of Public Safety Gerald Williamson. “We take…
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The stomach-turning online world of ‘popping’ We examine an online subculture forming around the world's worst boils, zits, recluse spider bites, and exotic skin conditions. Disgusting images ahead!
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Facebook plans global financial system based on proprietary ‘Libra’ cryptocurrency Tech giants know everything about us, and now they must own our monetary systems.
Despite years of criticism and concern over user privacy, security policies and scandals, Facebook is not shy to reveal their grand plan of creating and controlling a global financial system based on their own cryptocurrency. The tech company began working on the blockchain project about a year ago, just after Bitcoin’s value surged to an all time high of $19,000. It has now revealed that the cryptocurrency, named Libra, is going to let its global users to conduct transactions under an economy entirely controlled by the corporation. Libra will launch in the beginning of next year with more than 100 partners. Facebook is anxious to create an internet equivalent of…
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This is what it’s like selling drugs on the deepweb A story about an Excel spreadsheet and how I don't deserve to live.
Around 4 years ago, I was a vendor on the darknet. It was a relatively shortlived thing, I was just doing it because I was too lazy to get a job and at the time didn’t want to settle for the 9-to-5 thing. I wanted to start my own business, and use the drug money as a start up. I had been using myself for years, along with that I met lots of people into the dealing scene, and eventually started dealing myself. I have a lot of anxiety though, so I hated meeting up with people in parking lots and I definitely didn’t want anyone to know where I…
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Feminist youtuber ProJared allegedly groomed and sent nudes to underage fans Another day, another male feminist ally outed for sexual misconduct.
Another day, another male feminist ally outed for sexual misconduct. Jared Knabenbauer, the popular gaming YouTuber better known as ProJared, has been outed for sending unsolicited nudes to his fans, many of whom are minors. He has also allegedly groomed underage fans. ProJared, a resident member of the NormalBoots channel and avowed male feminist, was outed after his wife Heidi O’Ferrall exposed his infidelity with another popular streamer named Holly Conrad. She wrote that she learned her husband had been having sex with Conrad behind her back “for months,” and that she was taken by surprise by a statement ProJared released on Twitter announcing their divorce. In a series of…
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9 effective tips on how to look taller in photos No photoshop required. Anyone can do this.
Despite badly wishing you could be taller, if a short stature is what your genes gave you, you simply can’t become LeBron. But in photos, you can make yourself look taller with a little foresight and knowledge. These tips do not depend on photo editing, so anyone can do this just as long as you have the right cameras and accesories. Here are 9 simple tricks to make you look taller in pictures: 1. Wear the Right Clothing Be mindful of your clothing when you take photos. Wearing clothes can change the proportion of your body, so choose the combination that will make you taller. Follow some of these tips…
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UK to censor global social media with fines, blocks, exec prosecutions Internet to be scrubbed of what passes for "hateful" speech in the UK, and the british public loves it.
The UK government is proposing a new set of laws for social media companies to follow on penalty of fines, nationwide site blocks, and prosecution for executives who fail to act on “hateful speech.” Should the proposal come to pass, it will be an Orwellian nightmare come to life. The UK government proposes setting up a taxpayer-funded regulator to police online platforms with harsh penalties if they fail to remove content it doesn’t approve of “expeditiously.” The government proposes that the regulator be initially funded by the industry, with a plan of setting up a tax or levy to make the department sustainable in the long term. “The internet can…
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Unraveling YouTube’s monkey torture network Psychopath network of monkey torture videos garners millions of views for years on end and nothing is being done about it. Jim investigates.
Warning: this investigation is SFW as long as you don’t click yourself into the rabbit hole, but it’s very media heavy. What compels someone to hate monkeys? To look at a picture of our little cousins and and wonder aloud with your friends how wonderful it would feel to crack their skulls open with a frying pan? YouTube is host to many diverse communities coming together to create, share, and comment on their particular thing. Furries shitting in their diapers or even men living in septic tanks – there’s always a video, always another user with your specific interest looking to connect. Out on the periphery, on the very edge…
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#MyWhitePrivilege is trending on Twitter and of course it’s coming from Portland, OR "it's important we then do what we can to boost the voices of POC, pay them for their [Twitter] labor on here"
#MyWhitePrivilege is lighting up Twitter and boy, do pronoun laden twitterers have some unsubstantiated anecdotes for you today. The top related mentions lead to @Freeyourmindkid – a black nationalist writer for Jewish magazine Forward.com (what?) and creator of an anti-Trump site – as the main busy bee, spreading the pollen of cringe and division across the platform: As TwitterMoments describes it: People are sharing stories of “outrageous” things they’ve gotten away with thanks to #MyWhitePrivilege. (h/t @Freeyourmindkid)https://t.co/zl373u8vUn — Twitter Moments (@TwitterMoments) March 30, 2019 The tag has spawned a frenzy of stories on personal experiences of purported privilege, many of them well into Poe territory: I went to pay for…
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Read Kiwi Farms’ epic response to NZ police thug demanding identity of everyone talking about Christchurch attack "You're a small, irrelevant island nation barely more recognizable than any other nameless pacific sovereignty."
The administrator of Kiwi Farms today revealed in a forum thread that New Zealand police has contacted him and demanded identifying information on all forum posters who have discussed friday’s New Zealand terror attack. The information sought includes email and IP addresses, and breaking news of a 22-year-old New Zealander being arrested for sharing the livestream from the attack gives you a pretty good idea of the sort of things they’re planning to do with it. Here’s the initial email from a John Michael, Detective Senior Sergeant of NZ police: Good afternoon I am hoping that you can help us with an investigation the New Zealand Police are working on.…
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