This is like the B52 saga. The government constantly wants to replace them with new models, but nothing gets done because every congressperson wants part of the action so the B52 gets upgraded and continues. I always wondered why they don;t just make new B52’s. IF they are good enough for 70 years and now, just make more of them...
Its US goverment surveillance 2024. They spy on you, me and everyone, pick up and relay all radio signals, search for unusual radiation emmitance, watch ports, look for unusual heat signals, etc. Its a moving mesh network that is being tested. Its the deep state's new normal. Welcome to the electronic prison. You are the data...
“Live" or “fresh" milk would be better. “Pasturized" is killing off any live organisms and “homogenized” is mixing and blending the different milk and milkfats from different cows into a non-separating blend. It also allows them to hide pus within the blended milk. No thanks.
Per CHat GPT. Question: Did the republican party enter into a deal or court case to agree not to challenge elections for a period of time? ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT Yes, the Republican Party was under a legal agreement, known as a consent decree, that restricted its ability to challenge election processes. This agreement originated in 1982, as part of a settlement in a lawsuit brought by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) against the Republican National Committee (RNC). The lawsuit alleged that the RNC had engaged in voter intimidation and suppression tactics, particularly targeting minority communities.
The consent decree:
Prohibited the RNC from engaging in certain activities, such as ballot security operations that could intimidate voters. Required the RNC to obtain court approval before conducting programs aimed at preventing voter fraud. The decree was periodically reviewed and extended by the courts over the years. In 2018, a federal judge allowed the decree to expire, concluding that the RNC had complied with its terms long enough to warrant its termination. This decision lifted the restrictions on the RNC's election-related activities.
The case related to the Republican National Committee (RNC) consent decree was Civil Action No. 81-3876 (D.N.J.), filed in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. It was part of a lawsuit initiated by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in 1981, which led to the consent decree being established in 1982.
The case's formal name was Democratic National Committee v. Republican National Committee. This decree remained in effect until it was lifted in 2018 by Judge John Michael Vazquez, marking the end of the decades-long restrictions.
Imagine being so politically inept and you underestimate Trump so much that you trash him after his first term and were so full of yourself that you challenged him on his next run. Then want your old job back when he beats your ass and wins the presidency AGAIN...
So we want 8th graders evaluating other students to determine they need heart defilibration? Nice. This ought not end we’ll...