Would be funny if it were a random assortment of characters! I know the DMV's do block requests for 'offensive' or 'controversial' custom plates, but I wonder if they block 'standard' plates that have a 'meaning' ... Like, I would guess they would block FUK, etc.
Screenshot suggests 1/27; I just looked on Vice.com, can't find it. Update - is this it? https://www.vice.com/en/article/dy8ww7/where-did-qanon-come-from
Can you somehow get back to us after your weekend movie fest? Is it Sat or Sun?Can you follow up in this post or in a new post? There are so many new posts here that it's impossible to keep up! I will save this thread; I think that's the best way to come back to it on Sunday evening.
Question the official narrative all you want, for as long as you want. But since you can't be 100% sure, the family of the victims should not be subjected to harassment. I've seen how people have driven from out of state just to give shit to these people.
HUH? You don't think Alex Jones went after the parents of the deceased? OK, maybe that's not going after the survivors. I'll re-write my comment as 'going after the families of the deceased is despicable'. Alex Jones was successfully sued for this activity.
According to this article - https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/05/media/lou-dobbs-fox-show-canceled/index.html (yeah, I know it's CNN, but the content seems accurate) ... "Most recently, Dobbs was named in a $2.7 billion lawsuit filed by a voting technology company, Smartmatic, on Thursday. The lawsuit asserts that Dobbs and other Fox hosts defamed Smartmatic while perpetuating President Trump's lies about election fraud." and "Sources at Fox indicated that the Smartmatic lawsuit was just one factor in the decision to cancel Dobbs. His weak performance with advertisers was also a significant factor, one of the sources said. But Fox is clearly under enormous legal pressure from Smartmatic and another voter systems firm, Dominion, which has threatened to sue the network, but has not done so to date. Smartmatic's suit against Fox named Dobbs and two other Fox hosts, Jeanine Pirro and Maria Bartiromo, as defendants."
I know that Cable news viewership numbers are fairly low (eg, Fox news something like 3 M people - not high). Do you have any credible stats to show where people DO get their news from? Remember, 'cable' is different from 'TV'. Cable = CNN, Fox, etc. TV = ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, etc. I've read that the single biggest online source is ... of all things ... Farcebook.
This article https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/09/11/key-findings-about-the-online-news-landscape-in-america/
from 2018 suggests "In 2018, 34% of U.S. adults said they preferred to get news online, whether through websites, apps or social media. That’s compared with 28% in 2016. (Television remains the most popular source of news, with 44% of Americans citing a preference for TV.)"
But the waters are muddied because you may go 'online' (to the 'internet') for news, but that could still be from a news site like CNN.com, Foxnews.com, etc. An awful lot of people get their news from their local news channels, both 'broadcast, on TV' and 'over the internet'.
But do you agree, Q said- in post #1 "HRC extradition already in motion effective yesterday with several countries in case of cross border run. Passport approved to be flagged effective 10/30 @ 12:01am". So I guess Q said 'extradition' and not 'arrest'. I don't see that as a big difference.
Why do you think Lindell went on NewsMax the other day and then just shouted and shouted, causing the host to walk off? I saw that, and all it did for me was to paint Lindell as unhinged. I mean, I know he wanted to say something, but they clearly weren't going to let him, so, he should have changed his tune. By shouting like he did, he just painted a bad picture of himself. When people see that, and then you hear 'Lindell made this awesome video', a lot of normies just say 'that crazy fool'
Isn't he on both Fox biz (FBN) and Fox News (two separate channels on my cable)?
G/f likes to watch FBN because she likes the ticker size (don't ask ...) and she mentioned that Dobbs was debunking something about Hannity? Sounded like Dobbs was talking about dominion?
I fully appreciate his 'rags to riches' story and tip my hat to him for that. Love those stories. But his commercials with that tacky, retro jingle, and the intentional 'homey' style, is just very reminiscent of late night / early morning commercials for stupid shit like the 'clapper' light switch, or the 'Chia pet things, or whatever (you know, you fall asleep watching TV and wake up at 3am and are suddenly watching utter crap commercials on TV ...). I'm just saying, he doesn't have the best credibility with those commercials, totally independent of whatever message he has now. EDIT - I see you are in France. I lived in UK for many years. Europe just doesn't have the same 'late night TV commercials' we have in the US ... we are quite unique in that regard!
They only have limited capacity. how many people, under normal circumstances, ever watch the white house webcam? It's not exactly exciting! Suddenly, we now have a million people watching it looking for 'black carts' or 'children' or flags a full- or half-mast, or lights on, lights off, or aliens or UN helicopters ... the poor servers are probably croaking under the weight!
Just had a random thought. ATM machines are somewhat akin to voting machines. (standalone 'kiosk' style machines with user interfaces). I would expect everyone would want to hack an ATM - huge incentive. ATMs have to be connected to the network in order to check your balance, etc. So ... have there been examples of ATM machines being hacked?