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This is how you do proper journalism: don't let him irritate you with his aggressive tone, fight back and show the world the monster who's sitting in front of you. Iconic.😎
Thanks for the advice, Mr FB of I! That's the same thing my very good friend the Nigerian prince told me, too, so our MUST be true!
average conspiracy cycle when it’s actually real
okay we're in the false flag part of the years of lead now I guess
yeah sure, their unfired bullets said "anti-ice" and then they shot three ICE detainees, and zero ICE offcers. Sounds legit.

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Kash has the impulse control of a sad podcaster in way over his head, trying to please a rapist white supremacist boss.
Kash would have been fired for posting evidence, but his real job is protecting Trump and endless MAGA corruption.
Indiana University quietly removes profile of tenured professor and refuses to say why.
A prominent computer scientist who has spent 20 years publishing academic papers on cryptography, privacy, and cybersecurity has gone incommunicado, had his professor profile, email account, and phone number removed by his employer, Indiana University, and had his homes raided by the FBI. No one knows why. ... Fellow researchers took to social media over the weekend to register their concern over the series of events. "None of this is in any way normal," Matthew Green, a professor specializing in cryptography at Johns Hopkins University, wrote on Mastodon. He continued: "Has anyone been in contact? I hear he’s been missing for two weeks and his students can’t reach him. How does this not get noticed for two weeks???" In the same thread, Matt Blaze, a McDevitt professor of computer science and law at Georgetown University, said: "It's hard to imagine what reason there could be for the university to scrub its website as if he never worked there. And while there's a process for removing tenured faculty, it takes more than an afternoon to do it."