DOUGH

https://www2.qanonbin.com/paste/8unGTRV6e

https://fullchan.net/?b1e4f20a2b59e8cf#BG3n2vPaDbUr1GTS1suUmxKyMLKufykQ4V8s81oFKXb3

Big Thanks Jim

Awesome art, baker

Sorry for the hold up.

Need to bakenin' muh quickenin'

>>55378

Thank you Baker.

>>55378

tyb

>>55378

tyNb

take yo time

yo bread always tastiest

>>55378

TyPDJT

TyB

>>55369

Devin Nunes is not suspended.

It was a joke.

https://twitter.com/repdevinnunes

>>55307 lb

I believe I posted the aforementioned "Gay mohammad approves this post"

Fact check: Antifa.com redirects to Joe Biden's website, but Biden campaign allegedly not involved

Sep. 2, 2020 updated 3:58 ET Sep 17, 2020

The claim: Antifa.com redirects to Joe Biden's campaign websiteViral Facebook posts insinuate ties between Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and the left-wing, anti-fascist political movement antifa.

"if you go to Antifa.com, it takes you directly to joe bidens webpage. … whats that tell ya … try it yourself," Facebook user Johnathan Thurman wrote in a post that has been shared more than 80,000 times since Aug. 28. Several other Facebook posts claim the same, and videos show the redirect to viewers.

Thurman, whom USA TODAY reached out to via Facebook Messenger, said he knew no further details about the redirect.

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Breaking down the domain's history

A search through the digital internet archive Wayback Machine reveals the antifa.com domain has existed since 1999, although no content appears until Dec. 4, 2000. It is unclear who registered the domain, but the content appears to be a predominantly European anti-fascist newsletter available in English and Dutch.

The domain lapsed. It was renewed April 24, 2002, according to domain registration databases Whois.net and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers Lookup. It was never made into an active website.

On Nov. 21, 2008, the domain was offered for $14,410 and remained on sale until May 6, 2017, at which point, a blank page replaced the sale offer. The blank page persisted until another "domain for sale" notice appeared Aug. 10, 2019.

The website was probably bought before or around May 31. Twitter user The Rude Pundit noticed the domain's sale price was nearly $37,000.

"We Are Antifa: Join Us & Take Action Antifa.com," declares text at the top of the home page. Hashtags sympathetic to George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement are also visible. Below, a symbol used by the original anti-fascist group, Antifaschistische Aktion, founded by the Communist Party of Germany in 1932, appears in red, black and white.

Days later, more information was added in an extensive paragraph rebutting President Donald Trump's tweet May 31 vowing to designate "ANTIFA as a Terrorist Organization." For a brief time, the website redirected to a YouTube channel before announcing June 25 that an updated website was coming soon.

Biden's site gets tied to antifa

Traffic redirecting to JoeBiden.com began around Aug. 8 before stopping Aug. 13.

On Aug. 16, the domain resumed but forwarded instead to a website called "It's Going Down."

On Aug. 21, traffic redirected to KamalaHarris.org, which was being forwarded to JoeBiden.com. On Aug. 22, it went back to "It's Going Down"; and on Aug. 28, it returned to KamalaHarris.org before settling on JoeBiden.com on Aug. 31.

2/2

Domains and redirection

Antifa.com has been registered through NameCheap, a Phoenix-based domain registrar – a company that manages internet domain names, as well as IP address assignments for those domains – since April 2002.

Redirecting a domain to any website is not hard to do. According to Mashable writer Matt Binder, all it requires is "that you type in the URL you want your domain to redirect to in your registrar’s administration panel."

Since NameCheap offers a privacy protection service to its clients, it is impossible to know who exactly owns the domain and set the redirection. USA TODAY was unable to reach NameCheap CEO Richard Kirkendall for comment.

Matt Hill, deputy national press secretary for the Biden campaign, referred USA TODAY to a tweet Monday from Biden's digital director, Rob Flaherty.

"So whoever owns http://antifa.com is redirecting it to our website as a troll. … The VP very obviously has/wants nothing to do with fringe groups," Flaherty said.

Our ruling: Missing context

We rate this claim as MISSING CONTEXT.It is true the antifa.com domain redirects to JoeBiden.com.It is unknown who exactly owns the domain and has been redirecting traffic to the Biden campaign's website. The claim lacks context given that the Biden campaign denies any association with the antifa.com website.

Our fact-check sources:

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Dec. 4, 2000.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Nov. 21, 2008.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 10, 2019.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, May 31.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 8.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 16.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 21.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 22.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 28.

Antifa.com via Wayback Machine, Aug. 31.

NameCheap, Jan. 11, 2017, "Where is your company located?"

Cloudflare, "What is a Domain Name Registrar?"

Vox, June 8, "Antifa, explained."

The Rude Pundit, June 1, Twitter thread.

NameCheap, "WhoisGuard."

Donald J. Trump, May 31, Twitter thread.

Mashable, Aug. 12, "No, this doesn't mean that Joe Biden owns antifa.com."

Rob Flaherty, Aug. 31, Twitter thread.

New York Times, June. 29, 2019, "Trump Consultant Is Trolling Democrats With Biden Site That Isn’t Biden’s."

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This fact check is available at IFCN’s 2020 US Elections FactChat #Chatbot on WhatsApp. Click here, for more.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/ne

Nasdaq, New York Stock Exchange sue SEC over planned overhaul of public data feeds

Nasdaq Inc and the New York Stock Exchange have each sued the Securities and Exchange Commission, seeking to block a plan by the regulator to overhaul public data feeds that broadcast stock prices to investors, court filings show. Under the SEC plan, approved in December, supply and demand data for stocks would be added to public feeds, broadening access to the information which the exchanges currently sell to professional traders at a premium. “Nasdaq believes the SEC exceeded its authority by adopting an ill-considered remake of market structure,” a Nasdaq spokeswoman said in an emailed statement. The plan “would make equity markets overly complex and increase hidden costs for investors”, the statement said. The filings were made in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District Of Columbia Circuit.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Cboe Global Markets, which operates the Chicago Board Options Exchange, was also suing the SEC over the issue. Cboe did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. The lawsuit is the latest legal action taken by the exchanges against the SEC in recent years, which include a successful challenge to a proposed experiment by the SEC to cap trading fees on 1,400 different stocks.

The SEC is also dealing with other suits. In October, Citadel Securities sued the commission over its decision to approve a new mechanism for trading stocks at exchange operator IEX Group Inc.

https://www.reuters.com/article/sec-lawsuit-nyse-nasdaq/nasdaq-new-york-stock-exchange-sue-sec-over-planned-overhaul-of-public-data-feeds-idUSL4N2KG0PA

What Is the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)?'

The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) is an American company that owns and operates financial and commodity marketplaces and exchanges. It was founded in May 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia. ICE operations include futures exchanges, cash exchanges, central clearing houses, and market services for off-exchange trading. ICE operates futures exchanges in the U.S., Europe, and Singapore. Its cash exchanges include the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NYSE ARCA, NYSE National, NYSE AMEX Options, NYSE ARCA Options, and NYSE Chicago. ICE also operates six central clearing houses: ICE Clear U.S., ICE Clear Europe, ICE Clear Singapore, ICE Clear Credit, ICE Clear Netherlands, and ICE NGX.

In May 2000, ICE was founded by Jeffrey C. Sprecher, a power plant developer who wanted to create a more transparent and efficient platform for over-the-counter (OTC) energy commodity trading. Compared with manual trading, the new platform provided greater price transparency, efficiency, liquidity, and had lower costs. Sprecher received backing from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BP, Total, Shell, Deutsche Bank, and Societe Generale.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/intercontinentalexchange.asp

>>55378

NB, this is what I was whingeing about, having to split the article, Only 58 lines and 944 words seems smaller than 5000 but there are 5586 characters.. so

muh perception is wrong

pfft

kek

>>55401

Confirm Handoff

>>55403

Glad you got it worked out.

It's good to try other things first, check things out before blaming folks tho.

Have a great night.

>>55404

Handoff confirmed

G'night all. Have an ebic nightshift.

>>55408

tyvm

laughing

>>55411

Still showing from here

https://twitter.com/repdevinnunes

62-4139 USAF Rivet Joint off southern Chinese coast

red dot Hong Kong

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The aircraft is an extensively modified C-135. The Rivet Joint's modifications are primarily related to its on-board sensor suite, which allows the mission crew to detect, identify and geolocate signals throughout the electromagnetic spectrum.

The mission crew can then forward gathered information in a variety of formats to a wide range of consumers via Rivet Joint's extensive communications suite.

The interior seats more than 30 people, including the cockpit crew, electronic warfare officers, intelligence operators and in-flight maintenance technicians.

>>55415

Idk what happened.

Posibiec reported it an hour ago.

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1359351037317025794

>>55418

Dave Bondy @DaveBondyTV

Replying to

@JackPosobiec and @RealMattCouch

It’s back

https://twitter.com/DaveBondyTV/status/1359367284888846339

nite all

>>55420

sleep tight gb

see you in the afternoon

Reminder

Excerpt

Covid-19 Vaccine: Gene Therapy Risks

The Death of Jesse Gelsinger, 20 Years Later

By Meir Rinde | June 4, 2019

CRISPR is a fundamentally new way to change genes. The basic technology consists of an enzyme that cuts DNA and a segment of guide RNA that tells the enzyme where to snip. The package may include other components, such as a new piece of DNA code to plug into the edited area. The cell’s natural repair mechanism completes the edit. Scientists can deliver CRISPR using AAVs, as Editas is doing, but that’s not the only option; CRISPR can be encapsulated in bubbles of fat, injected directly into cells, or sent through a hole created by an electric current, among other techniques. Editing is meant to occur when the enzyme comes in contact with the target DNA, and only then.

“The hope that we have now for CRISPR technology is that it literally is a way to program enzymes to go to exactly the place in the DNA where a change is desired, and nowhere else, and make a precise alteration,” Doudna said. “It’s a very different way of altering genomes that is controllable. The potential is clearly very, very exciting.”

But cell biology is complex, and learning how to avoid unintended consequences remains a work in progress. Last year, for example, two groups of researchers said they found a possible problem when they tested CRISPR on retinal cells and stem cells. The intended edits often didn’t work because they triggered a cell’s p53 gene, which responds to DNA damage by telling a cell to self-destruct. The gene plays an important role in keeping mutations from becoming cancerous, yet CRISPR worked better in cells with a dysfunctional p53 gene. In other words, CRISPR apparently subverted one of the body’s disease-fighting mechanisms, making healthy cells die and allowing potentially cancerous ones to remain.

No one has seen lab mice get cancer after CRISPR treatment, but it’s unclear if they have been observed long enough to allow tumors to develop. In the French SCID study, the children were diagnosed with leukemia years after their treatment. Potential long-term side effects are a concern with gene therapies because the treatments are basically permanent; they can’t be washed out of the body the way a conventional drug often can. The discovery of the p53 issue and the uncertainty about its importance are reminders that scientists simply don’t know everything that could happen when CRISPR is put into a human body.

Wilson said the question of whether a gene edit could inadvertently cause mutations elsewhere in the chromosome and cause cancer in a patient, much as SCID gene therapy caused leukemia, will not be resolved soon. “It’s definitely a theoretical concern, and it’s going to be a challenge to quantify what the risk is. That’s going to be a huge challenge,” he said.

That doesn’t mean clinical trials of CRISPR-based therapies shouldn’t happen, but it does affect the risk-benefit calculation, he said. Many patients with devastating diseases, such as muscular dystrophy, cystic fibrosis, and Huntington’s disease, as well as certain cancers and rare diseases for which few treatments are available, will accept the unknown chance they’ll experience some harm from an experimental therapy if it also might lessen their symptoms or extend their lives.

Trials that include such patients are ethically acceptable, whereas the possibility of serious side effects may make trials of less urgent therapies unacceptable. A clinical trial of a CRISPR-based treatment for color blindness, for example, might not be worth the risk.

“For [gene] editing you’re going to be focused for a while on diseases in which there is significant unmet need, not a lot of alternatives, and where the risk tolerance would be higher,” Wilson said.

“It’s going to be a long road before we get to the point where editing would be deemed safe enough for diseases other than those that have really significant morbidity and mortality,” he added.

cont...

https://www.sciencehistory.org/distillations/the-death-of-jesse-gelsinger-20-years-later

>>54783, >>54784, >>54785, >>54795, pb

>>52576, >>54345, >>54347, >>54349, >>54351, >>54345, >>52590, >>52576, >>52575 pb

>>55424, >>55425

Reminder

A lot of researchers have a financial stake in what they’re working on

sm.stanford.edu

Jesse's legacy - 2011 SPRING - Stanford Medicine Magazine

by Rosanne Spector

Eleven years after his son’s death, the heartbreak in Paul Gelsinger’s voice is clear. Jesse Gelsinger would have been 29 today. Instead his name is synonymous with the colossal failure of a clinical trial.

Jesse Gelsinger was born with a rare and sometimes fatal metabolic disorder, ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency syndrome, which causes ammonia to build up in the blood and can cause liver and nerve damage, lethargy and coma. Jesse’s case was not severe, and he was able to live a relatively normal life, controlling the disease through medication and diet. At 18, on Sept. 9, 1999, he entered a clinical trial run by the University of Pennsylvania aimed at developing gene therapy for infants born with the illness. His motive was pure altruism, as any treatment from the trial would most likely have had no impact on his life. Eight days later he was dead, apparently having suffered a massive immune response to the virus that was a component of the trial’s injections. Jesse Gelsinger became the first person ever publicly identified to have died in a clinical trial for gene therapy.

An investigation by the federal Food and Drug Administration found widespread problems. These included conflicts of interests, researcher misconduct and the failure to tell the young man and his family about the potential hazards of participation in the clinical trial.

If a young person’s death can ever be said to have meaning, Jesse’s did — it forever changed clinical research. His legacy is a warning to all researchers about the dangers of clinical trials with human subjects.

Gelsinger spoke about clinical trials and ethics with Paul Costello, the School of Medicine’s chief communications officer.

Costello: Eleven years after your son’s death, do you think that human subjects are any safer?

Gelsinger: The system hasn’t changed dramatically — not enough for me to be comfortable with it.

Costello: Why do you say that?

Gelsinger: I worked at this for seven, eight years, and I became really frustrated with the lack of change. The only changes that came about were at institutions where they got caught — institutions that were found to be lax in their ethical review and conduct in research. The University of Pennsylvania has a model program now, but it’s only because of what happened to Jesse there and the awareness it brought about. Unless this happens at many more institutions, and we have some concise guidelines for ethical conduct, I’m not really comfortable that things have changed enough.

Costello: What do you think are the most significant gaps that need to be addressed?

Gelsinger: For me, the primary one is conflict of interest related to financial matters. A lot of researchers have a financial stake in what they’re working on — they’re involved with companies that have a stake in the outcome of the research. And a lot of the medical institutions have ownership in these companies. The money puts blinders on people. Going after prestige is part of it too, but primarily it’s the money.

In my case, I came to see that these were not bad men who did this; these were very qualified scientists. It’s the companies pushing for these technologies. They want results, and they put pressure on these researchers, and so the researchers push the envelope further than they should.

Costello: I’m sure people have sought advice from you over the years about whether they should participate in clinical trials. What do you tell them?

Gelsinger: I try to steer away from giving advice, but if it’s somebody I know personally, then I just advise them: Be very careful. There are a lot of hidden things going on that you’re most likely not aware of. Try to get an advocate, somebody who’s got a lot of medical knowledge and can be there to ask the right questions and find the answers that you need.

Costello: What’s your message to those in government who oversee clinical trials?

Gelsinger: The whole system should be spending a whole lot more money on the ethical oversight of research, and they should be pushing for it all the time.

Costello: What has your experience with clinical trials taught you?

Gelsinger: I never will trust the system again. It was my first and only experience with clinical research, and you can be sure that I will not participate in a clinical trial, probably even if it would save my life.

cont...

https://sm.stanford.edu/archive/stanmed/2011spring/article2.html

>>54783, >>54784, >>54785, >>54795, pb

>>52576, >>54345, >>54347, >>54349, >>54351, >>54345, >>52590, >>52576, >>52575 pb

Amy Kremer @AmyKremer

Do we know who killed Ashli Babbit yet?

https://twitter.com/AmyKremer/status/1359375866581680130

the answer is NO

The officer's name is still no yet known. Neither is the name of the source of this article. Nor those who investigated the incident.

No charges recommended for officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot, source says

Investigators have determined the Capitol Police officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the U.S. Capitol riot should not be charged with any crimes, a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation told NBC News.

The Wall Street Journal first reported that police investigators have recommended the officer not be charged, although the U.S. Attorney's Office will make the final decision on the matter.

Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran and ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump, was shot during the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol.

Videos show rioters who made it into the building breaking glass on doors near the House Chamber, which were blocked haphazardly from the inside with chairs in an attempt to prevent the mob from entering. As Babbitt tried to climb through the shattered glass, she was fatally shot by a Capitol Police officer who fired at her once.

The officer, who has not been identified by Capitol Police or investigators, "used clear appropriate use of force. It's not even a close call," said the officer's lawyer, Mark E. Schamel.

she was unarmed - not even close???

this story smells.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/no-charges-recommended-officer-who-shot-ashli-babbitt-during-capitol-n1256522

Breaking911@Breaking911

High-Powered Explosives Have Gone Missing From The Nation’s Largest Marine Corps Base

https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1359356469053968384

High-Powered Explosives Have Gone Missing From The Nation’s Largest Marine Corps Base

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A frantic search is underway for high-powered explosives that have vanished from Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms—the largest United States Marine Corps base.

Officials at the Southern California base reported the missing items to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department last week. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) is also on the case.

KGTV reported: Sources report that approximately 10 pounds of Composition C-4 disappeared during a long training exercise two weeks ago. They also believe the manufactured plastic explosives may have been stolen.

The unit’s commanding officer is considering extending the training exercise until the explosives are found, sources said. They also confirm the commanding officer messaged subordinate commands about a monetary reward for any information leading to the discovery of the C-4.

https://breaking911.com/explosives-have-gone-missing-from-the-nations-largest-marine-corps-base/

ProsperousUSA

@Prosperous1776

‘A hoax from day one’: Michigan GOP leader says Capitol riot was ‘staged’

@washtimes

https://washingtontimes.com/news/2021/feb/9/mike-shirkey-michigan-gop-leader-capitol-riot-stag/

MI Senator Shirkey - brilliant.

*the TIMING doesn't match

*security was WOEFULLY weak.

*FBI WARNED House & Senate

*video of security ENCOURAGING protesters

SCAM

https://twitter.com/Prosperous1776/status/1359288858702196736

>>55434

con't.

Lie # 7: The President is accused of a “failure to take charge of a decisive security response.”

Lie # 8: “It is impossible to imagine the events of January 6 occurring without President Trump creating a powder keg, striking a match and then seeking personal advantage from the ensuing havoc.”

Lie # 9: “In the words of Representative Liz Cheney, the House Republican Conference Chair: ‘The President of the United States summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack. Everything that followed was his doing. None of this would have happened without the President. The President could have immediately and forcefully intervened to stop the violence. He did not. There has never been a greater betrayal by a President of the United States of his office and and his oath to the Constitution.’ Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell recently affirmed that ‘the mob was fed lies’ and ‘provoked by the president.’”

Lie #10: The impeachment charge says: “This is not a partisan matter.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/jeffrey-lord-read-democrats-77-page-impeachment-paper-identified-75-lies/

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QAnon Storm Base, [10.02.21 03:05]

General Flynn called you all digital soldiers. Why? Because this is a new era.Truth is your weapon, more powerful than a musket. Not one shot was fired and they nearly stole a republic. Cyberwarfare and espoinage. If your voice didn't count why did they suspend you from Twitter and Facebook? It's because it does count in a mjaor way beyond what most can imagine. Keep up the fight, justice is on the way.

🐸 t.me/QAnonStormBase

https://t.me/QAnonStormBase/921

Lin Wood, [10.02.21 00:21]

I have always wanted to age like Clint Eastwood. You still look like yourself but you get the facial lines and rugged look from dealing with tough situations in life which help you grow wiser.

However, I am tolerant of other individuals’ choices.

'I understand that others prefer plastic surgery, body doubles and deep fakes.

https://t.me/linwoodspeakstruth/534

Lin Wood, [10.02.21 00:22][ Photo ]

Fake BOTUS

https://t.me/linwoodspeakstruth/535

Lin Wood, [10.02.21 00:51]

We ALL want a resolution to the current crisis in America. We ALL want to hear the truth. We ALL have waited a long time for the criminals to be brought to justice.

Be patient. Trust the Lord and wait on Him. The Lord is a just and righteous God.

P.S. While you wait, take consolation that the traitors and criminals in the Democrat and Republican parties are scared to death as they have no idea what Trump is going to do and when. They are not resting well at night. I am. You should too.

God bless ALL. - Lin 🙏🇺🇸❤️

https://t.me/linwoodspeakstruth/535

Great Awakening Channel 🔷, [10.02.21 03:16]

[Forwarded from The Real Awakening]

[ Video ]

Another example of how you could be watching a politician like Boris or Biden being a fake on TV… This time in the form of a physical implementation rather than a digital manipulation.

Would you know if it was them?

🐸 t.me/TheRealAwakening

https://t.me/GreatAwakeningChannel/1128

General McInerney, [09.02.21 23:05]

Welcome to China!

The Athletic

Dallas Mavericks cease playing national anthem before games

The Dallas Mavericks have ceased playing the national anthem before home games & do not plan to play it moving forward, Mark Cuban confirmed

https://theathletic.com/2376670/2021/02/09/dallas-mavericks-anthem-nba-mark-cuban/?amp#click=https://t.co/VaReFVCu4U

https://t.me/GeneralMcInerney/148

Narrative Warfare ⚠️

It’s “fortifying” not cheating

The Time “confession” that dropped over the weekend is trying to frame an excuse to interfere with an election as “fortifying” an election.

TIME magazine just came out and said a Cabal of elites rigged the election.

https://youtu.be/h8oyTBzROhE

YouTube (https://youtu.be/h8oyTBzROhE)

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The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election

A weird thing happened right after the Nov. 3 election: nothing.

The nation was braced for chaos. Liberal groups had vowed to take to the streets, planning hundreds of protests across the country. Right-wing militias were girding for battle. In a poll before Election Day, 75% of Americans voiced concern about violence.

Instead, an eerie quiet descended. As President Trump refused to concede, the response was not mass action but crickets. When media organizations called the race for Joe Biden on Nov. 7, jubilation broke out instead, as people thronged cities across the U.S. to celebrate the democratic process that resulted in Trump’s ouster.

A second odd thing happened amid Trump’s attempts to reverse the result: corporate America turned on him. Hundreds of major business leaders, many of whom had backed Trump’s candidacy and supported his policies, called on him to concede. To the President, something felt amiss. “It was all very, very strange,” Trump said on Dec. 2.“Within days after the election, we witnessed an orchestrated effort to anoint the winner, even while many key states were still being counted.”

In a way, Trump was right.

There was a conspiracy unfolding behind the scenes, one that both curtailed the protests and coordinated the resistance from CEOs. Both surprises were the result of an informal alliance between left-wing activists and business titans. The pact was formalized in a terse, little-noticed joint statement of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and AFL-CIO published on Election Day. Both sides would come to see it as a sort of implicit bargain–inspired by the summer’s massive, sometimes destructive racial-justice protests–in which the forces of labor came together with the forces of capital to keep the peace and oppose Trump’s assault on democracy.

https://time.com/5936036/secret-2020-election-campaign/

Time Magazine: ‘Secret,’ ‘Well-funded Cabal’ Worked to ‘Protect’ 2020 Election

Time magazine has published a detailed account of what it describes as a “conspiracy” between “left-wing activists and business titans” to create “an extraordinary shadow effort” to “protect” the 2020 presidential election.

The New York Times had reported on the effort in January, referring to the “Democracy Defense Coalition.” The Daily Beast hinted at it in the fall. But the Time article is the most in-depth report at what others suggested was going on behind the scenes.

The article by Molly Ball, titled “The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election,” presents the effort as a heroic effort to preserve a free and fair election, and to fend off President Donald Trump’s anticipated claims of fraud.

Ball’s description, however, also matches what she calls a “paranoid” view of an effort to make it difficult for Trump to win:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/02/05/time-magazine-secret-well-funded-cabal-worked-to-protect-2020-election/

Time Magazine Describes Cabal That Rigged 2020 Election

Leftists totalitarians are convinced that they have it all wrapped up now. They are not worried about backlash, future elections, protests, dissidents, or anything else. If they didn’t think the game is over, Time Magazine — the flagship magazine of the liberal establishment — would not run a nearly 7,000-word piece detailing the left-wing cabal that ensured Biden would win the 2020 election.

As noted at Breitbart,

https://moonbattery.com/time-magazine-describes-cabal-that-rigged-2020-election/

‘Where is the line between global business & attempts to control society?’ Putin asks Davos as he calls out power of Big Tech

Technology giants have become powerful rivals to governments, but there are doubts over the benefits for society of their monopoly positions, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin told the annual World Economic Forum, on Wednesday .

“Where is the line between a successful global business, in-demand services and consolidation of big data – and attempts to harshly and unilaterally govern society, replace legitimate democratic institutions, restrict one’s natural right to decide for themselves how to live, what to choose, what stance to express freely?” Putin wondered.

“We’ve all seen this just now in the US. And everybody understands what I’m talking about,” he added.

The Russian leader was apparently referring to the crackdown by Big Tech corporations like Twitter, Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon, mostly on Donald Trump and his supporters, during the recent presidential election in the US.

The companies, which, according to some critics, sided with Democratic candidate Joe Biden, blocked President Trump’s social media accounts over accusations of inciting violence, with the same being done to many pages of groups and individuals who’d backed him.

However, one-sided bias claim voiced by some might be an overestimation – the accounts of Democrats supporters were also subject to restrictions, but on a much smaller scale.

Conservative Twitter-like platform Parler was also forced offline, and now there are calls to block the Telegram app as well.

These events have shown that Big Tech companies “in some areas have de facto become rivals to the government,” Putin said.

Billions of users spend large parts of their lives on the platforms and, from the point of view of those companies, their monopolistic position is favorable for organizing economic and technological processes, the Russian president explained. “But there’s a question of how such monopolism fits the interest of society,” he stressed.

https://www.rt.com/russia/513768-putin-slams-big-tech-in-davos/

Joseph Stealin

https://t.me/RGiuliani/1103

There are eight UPS callsigns at once, all at 38,000 feet owned by UNITED PARCEL SERVICE CO

RCH930 Globemaster left Spring lakes North Carolina to Tacoma, Washington

https://www.jetphotos.com/registration/99-0058

Impeachment Sequel To Go Straight To DVD

February 9th, 2021

WASHINGTON, D.C.—While Impeachment is a beloved classic that was released in theatres a year ago, the short-awaited sequel Impeachment 2: The Reckoning is going to be released straight to DVD, sources confirmed Tuesday.

Due to budgetary concerns and lack of interest, the movie will skip theatres and go straight to home video. The plot of the new film is said to be a straight rip-off of the first film, but with a lot more crying, posturing, and grandstanding. Many critics have said the new movieis predictable and boring, with some claiming it's entirely pointless.

"Yeah, I mean, the first Impeachment was OK, but did we really need a second one?" wrote movie reviewer Landon Giles. "It's just superfluous at this point. Yeah, yeah, orange man bad, we get it. The big bad guy in this one isn't even the president this time! He's just some private citizen! And all the same old dialogue is rehashed. It's just not fresh anymore."

According to sources, the third Impeachment movie will be directed by Rian Johnson and will feature the impeachment managers being old and bitter on an island while they milk alien cows.

"This movie litteraly murdered me." - AOC

https://babylonbee.com/news/impeachment-sequel-to-go-straight-to-dvd

>>55405 (You), >>55407 Dough

Zipped

https://www2.qanonbin.com/paste/92NBckHv2

New baker self confirm

hab great bakes, hope it's interdasting

>>55456

>>55455

>>55453

>>55406

>>55404

>>55405

…andself confirmed

>>55459

if you are wanting sum kitch time lemme know. habby to spit the chores.

https://twitter.com/RaheemKassam/status/1359216685971079170

Raheem Kassam

@RaheemKassam

A lawyer on a zoom call enabled a cat filter and had to declare to the judge “I am here. I am not a cat.”

🤣

>>55467

Yo President Trump we love you homie come back soon

>>55467

another hi quality bred next door. no title, no notes, but the show keeps onna go'n

The Purge Continues: Biden To Oust Trump-Appointed U.S. Attorneys

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/purge-continues-biden-oust-trump-appointed-u-s-attorneys/

think Tyler hangs out on the board? i sure do…

We Must Have MOAR: Almost Everyone In Washington Seems To Agree That More Free Money Will Fix The Economy

https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/we-must-have-moar-almost-everyone-washington-seems-agree-more-free-money-will-fix-economy

Telegram Rockets To Number One Downloaded App In World

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/telegram-rockets-number-one-downloaded-app-world

He Still President

>>55457

Thank you Baker.

>>55457

>>55459

mornin wakes, cons

last night was a hoot with Nb in the kitch

wakes, you ebil when you idle

kek

next door is lost, they likes it that way

>>55479

wut up woody

>>55481

gettin ready for work

>>55479

>>55480

kek morn'n.

yeah, an idle wakes is not a guud thing kek.

next door is a sheitz show.

atz why itz important we are on our notes game.

member aggregate, articulate, disseminate? dats our job now. weez wurldwide

SAM749 USAF G5 nw from JBA

SAM709 USAF G5 sw from JBA

EJU5Y28 USAFSOC C-32B north from Eglin AFB

COST46 US Navy E-6B Mercury in the Gulf o Mex from Tinker AFB

Unusual first-day rallies in SPACs raise bubble concern: ‘Every single one of them has gone up’

The red hot SPAC market is getting even hotter in 2021, raising concerns about rampant speculation detached from reason that could leave retail investors fresh off the GameStop bust holding the bag. Not only are special purpose acquisition companies raising a record level of capital — more than $30 billion so far for its biggest quarter ever — pre-merger SPACs are also seeing an outsized pop on the first day of trading.

New deals this year recorded an average jump of 6.5% on their debuts, a nearly six-fold increase from their historical levels (from 2003 to 2020, the average first-day return of SPAC IPOs is only 1.1%), according to University of Florida finance professor Jay Ritter. Unlike traditional IPOs where debut pops are generally viewed as sign of healthy investor appetite and bullish market environment, SPAC initial rallies are less rational in nature. These blank-check companies are empty corporate shells that raise money from investors and then merge with a private business within two years, while taking it public. So when yield-hungry investors bid up prices of blank-check deals, they are essentially taking a leap of faith betting on something without valuation or an actual business. Many believe the rise in SPAC prices could be a sign of speculative behavior in a new bull market with massive liquidity and unchecked animal spirits. There are signs that the SPAC boom is getting caught up in the retail trader-fueled market frenzy. Bank of America’s client flows showed that retail investors represent 46% of trading volume in SPACs on its platform in January, up from about 30% two months ago. In comparison, the retail crowd takes up only about 20% of S&P 500 trading on Bank of America’s platform.

There is an allure in getting an early piece of a SPAC deal for many retail investors eyeing high-growth start-ups. However, since the majority of individual investors buy SPAC common shares on the open market, they would most likely miss out on the first-day pop. Plus, many brokers don’t offer trading of SPAC warrants, which are a deal sweetener that offers early investors more compensation for their cash. In fact, for buy-and-hold investors who only get in after a deal is struck, they almost always lose money. For the 114 companies that went public via SPAC mergers in the past 10 years, investors lose 15.6% on average if they buy a merged company’s common shares on the first day of trading and hold it for a year, according to Ritter. And they lose 15.4% on average if they hold the shares for three years.

However, it’s a different story for institutional investors. Hedge funds and other players who participate in SPAC IPOs are often able to get offer pricing of $10 plus the benefit of warrants. They also tend to sell shares once the merger is completed, which could have a negative impact on prices.

moar

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/10/unusual-first-day-rallies-in-spacs-raise-bubble-concern-every-single-one-of-them-has-gone-up.html

>>55500

chek't full house

morning wakes

Oil prices turn higher as EIA reports a nearly 7 million-barrel weekly drop in U.S. crude supplies

The Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories fell by 6.6 million barrels for the week ended Feb. 5. The data compared with the average decline of 2.7 million barrels forecast by analysts polled by S&P Global Platts. The American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday reported a 3.5 million-barrel decrease, according to sources. The EIA data also showed crude stocks at the Cushing, Okla., storage hub edged down by 700,000 barrels for the week. Gasoline supply, meanwhile, climbed by 4.3 million barrels, while distillate stockpiles were down 1.7 million barrels for the week. The S&P Global Platts survey had forecast a supply increase of 2.7 million barrels for gasoline and a decline of 1.7 million barrels for distillate inventories. March West Texas Intermediate crude CLH21, 0.19% moved up, trading 11 cents, or 0.2%, higher at $58.47 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices were at $58.18 before the supply data.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/oil-prices-turn-higher-as-eia-reports-a-nearly-7-million-barrel-weekly-drop-in-us-crude-supplies-2021-02-10

>>55500

noice diggies wakes

g1 just informed me he can't pee

been over 8 hours

need a trip to ER

tyvm for watchin

will check in ASAP

EJU5Y28 USAFSOC C-32B on final approach(and on ground ) at Louisville, KY Ali Airport

SAM709 USAF G5 on approach at Savannah Int'l Aiport from JBA

Looks like COST46 getting some company

JOSH47 US Navy E-6B Mercury heading south to the Gulf from Tinker

>>55505

yep

All good as usual.

>>55503

holy crap. but the opposite side. poor g. i'll be around.

Glen Greenwald on the firing of Guardian reporter for reporting on US aid to Israel

Glenn Greenwald

@ggreenwald

I hope people on the right, deeply and justifiably concerned with how media outlets casually fire people the minute they express a banished view, will look at what happened here & vehemently condemn it even if they disagree with the punished view.

The Guardian is utter shit:

https://mobile.twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1359530637749805063

Nathan J Robinson

@NathanJRobinson

One of the most serious threats to free speech is the silencing of criticism of the government of Israel.

I have now found this out the hard way, having just been fired as a Guardian columnist for sending a tweet about US military aid to Israel

I knew that this sort of censorship happened. I have long argued that the most pernicious “cancel culture” is the one directed toward pro Palestinian speech. But I was shocked at how blatant it was. They were very clear I was being fired for criticism of US policy

toward Israel.

Losing a job right now is really difficult. Very clear how effective this is in keeping people silent. At-will employment means writers can be put under high pressure to not say anything politically that their boss disagrees with. You can see how easily opinions are stifled.

I am lucky, however, that I have an independent platform at my own small leftist magazine. This means that I have more ability to speak, because I can survive without getting another newspaper column. If I was freelance it would be much more difficult.

https://mobile.twitter.com/NathanJRobinson/status/1359529602243297282

https://www.currentaffairs.org/2021/02/how-the-media-cracks-down-on-critics-of-israel

>>55506

EJU5Y28 USAFSOC C-32B south from Louisville, KY ground stop at Ali Airport

>>55506, >>55512

Call sign change to CULT20

Karuna Therapeutics sold by PureTech Health LLC: $118m-Feb 9

PureTech Health PLC - PRTC Receives $118M from Founded Entity Shares

PureTech Receives Approximately $118 Million from Sale of Portion of Founded Entity Shares. PureTech Health plc (LSE: PRTC, Nasdaq: PRTC) ("PureTech" or the "Company"), a clinical-stage biotherapeutics company dedicated to discovering, developing and commercializing highly differentiated medicines for devastating diseases, announced that it has sold 1 million shares of its Founded Entity, Karuna Therapeutics ("Karuna," Nasdaq: KRTX), through a block trade executed by Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC for cash consideration of approximately $118 million (the "Transaction"). Following the Transaction, PureTech continues to hold 2,406,564 shares of Karuna common stock, which is equal to approximately 9.0% of Karuna's outstanding shares as of October 31, 2020.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:PRTC/PureTech-Health-plc/rns/931213

Karuna Therapeutics Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. The Company is focused on developing therapies to address disabling neuropsychiatric conditions. Its lead product candidate, KarXT, is an oral modulator of muscarinic receptors that are located both in the central nervous system (CNS) and various peripheral tissues. It is initially developing KarXT, for the treatment of acute psychosis in patients with schizophrenia. The Company is developing a pipeline of therapeutic programs to address symptoms associated with schizophrenia and psychosis associated with Alzheimer's disease (AD), as well as various forms of pain. KarXT is a combination of xanomeline and trospium. Number of employees : 19 people.

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/KARUNA-THERAPEUTICS-INC-60635949/company/

PureTech Health PLC is a clinical stage biotechnology company. The Company is engaged in discovering, developing and commercializing medicines for diseases, including intractable cancers, lymphatic and gastrointestinal diseases, central nervous system disorders, and inflammatory and immunological diseases, among others. Its segments include Internal and Affiliates. The Internal division is focused on advancing a pipeline fueled by discoveries in lymphatics and immune cell trafficking to modulate disease in a tissue-specific manner. The Affiliates segment is comprised of the programs within its Affiliates division that are consolidated operational subsidiaries that have research and development programs. Its wholly owned pipeline includes various candidates, such as LYT-100, LYT-200, LYT-210, Lymphatic Targeting Chemistry Platform, Milk Exosome Platform and Meningeal Lymphatics Platform. Number of employees : 300 people.

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/PURETECH-HEALTH-PLC-22619613/company/

https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1727395&tc=7&b=2

Stellar article from Greenwald on the stazi-state of journalism

The Journalistic Tattletale and Censorship Industry Suffers Several Well-Deserved Blows

The NYT's Taylor Lorenz falsely accuses a tech investor of using a slur after spending months trying to infiltrate and monitor a new app that allows free conversation.

A new and rapidly growing journalistic “beat” has arisen over the last several years that can best be described as an unholy mix of junior high hall-monitor tattling and Stasi-like citizen surveillance. It is half adolescent and half malevolent. Its primary objectives are control, censorship, and the destruction of reputations for fun and power. Though its epicenter is the largest corporate media outlets, it is the very antithesis of journalism.

I’ve written before about one particularly toxic strain of this authoritarian “reporting.” Teams of journalists at three of the most influential corporate media outlets — CNN’s “media reporters” (Brian Stelter and Oliver Darcy), NBC’s “disinformation space unit” (Ben Collins and Brandy Zadrozny), and the tech reporters of The New York Times (Mike Isaac, Kevin Roose, Sheera Frenkel) — devote the bulk of their “journalism” to searching for online spaces where they believe speech and conduct rules are being violated, flagging them, and then pleading that punitive action be taken (banning, censorship, content regulation, after-school detention). These hall-monitor reporters are a major factor explaining why tech monopolies, which (for reasons of self-interest and ideology) never wanted the responsibility to censor, now do so with abandon and seemingly arbitrary blunt force: they are shamed by the world’s loudest media companies when they do not.

Just as the NSA is obsessed with ensuring there be no place on earth where humans can communicate free of their spying eyes and ears, these journalistic hall monitors cannot abide the idea that there can be any place on the internet where people are free to speak in ways they do not approve. Like some creepy informant for a state security apparatus, they spend their days trolling the depths of chat rooms and 4Chan bulletin boards and sub-Reddit threads and private communications apps to find anyone — influential or obscure — who is saying something they believe should be forbidden, and then use the corporate megaphones they did not build and could not have built but have been handed in order to silence and destroy anyone who dissents from the orthodoxies of their corporate managers or challenges their information hegemony.

More at

https://greenwald.substack.com/p/the-journalistic-tattletale-and-censorship

ORDER66 USAF E-4B Nightwatch se ffrom Offutt AFB

The deal that the American elite chose to make with China has a precedent in the history of Athens and Sparta

The Thirty Tyrants

In Chapter 5 of The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli describes three options for how a conquering power might best treat those it has defeated in war. The first is to ruin them; the second is to rule directly; the third is to create “therein a state of the few which might keep it friendly to you.”

The example Machiavelli gives of the last is the friendly government Sparta established in Athens upon defeating it after 27 years of war in 404 BCE. For the upper caste of an Athenian elite already contemptuous of democracy, the city’s defeat in the Peloponnesian War confirmed that Sparta’s system was preferable. It was a high-spirited military aristocracy ruling over a permanent servant class, the helots, who were periodically slaughtered to condition them to accept their subhuman status. Athenian democracy by contrast gave too much power to the low-born. The pro-Sparta oligarchy used their patrons’ victory to undo the rights of citizens, and settle scores with their domestic rivals, exiling and executing them and confiscating their wealth.

The Athenian government disloyal to Athens’ laws and contemptuous of its traditions was known as the Thirty Tyrants, and understanding its role and function helps explain what is happening in America today.

For my last column I spoke with The New York Times’ Thomas Friedman about an article he wrote more than a decade ago, during the first year of Barack Obama’s presidency. His important piece documents the exact moment when the American elite decided that democracy wasn’t working for them. Blaming the Republican Party for preventing them from running roughshod over the American public, they migrated to the Democratic Party in the hopes of strengthening the relationships that were making them rich.

A trade consultant told Friedman: “The need to compete in a globalized world has forced the meritocracy, the multinational corporate manager, the Eastern financier and the technology entrepreneur to reconsider what the Republican Party has to offer. In principle, they have left the party, leaving behind not a pragmatic coalition but a group of ideological naysayers.”

In the more than 10 years since Friedman’s column was published, the disenchanted elite that the Times columnist identified has further impoverished American workers while enriching themselves. The one-word motto they came to live by was globalism—that is, the freedom to structure commercial relationships and social enterprises without reference to the well-being of the particular society in which they happened to make their livings and raise their children.

Full piece at

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/the-thirty-tyrants

>>55521

With that call sign yes

last one I have is on 1207 and a different AC…E-6B Mercury from Tinker to Dover

Cap

Quite a few in November with the Nightwatch

It was up over Michigan and the upper peninsula Nov 13

>>55514

CULT20 USAFSOC C-32B on descent for Ft. Benning area and froze at this point from it's Louisville, KY ground stop

SAM709 USAF G5 departed Savannah Int'l Airport GA en after a ground stop

09-0017 USAF C-32A departed JBA south and currently over Newport News Int'l VA on a cert flight most likely

In another blow against small businesses during a pandemic…

House Dems pass gradual $15 minimum wage hike in late night committee vote

The $15 minimum wage hike was part of the House Education and Labor Committee's budget reconciliation legislation for Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan

House Democrats later Tuesday evening passed a gradual $15 minimum wage hike in a committee vote.

The increase from $7.25 an hour was part of the House Education and Labor Committee's budget reconciliation legislation for President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan. In the legislation, the minimum wage would reach $15 in 2025.

The language of the Raise the Wage Act was incorporated into the $170 billion COVID-19 stimulus funding legislation for public schools during the virtual committee markup that began late in the afternoon on Tuesday. The vote on the legislation was 27-21 along party lines.

"This legislation invests in safely reopening schools, raises wages and increases safety protections for workers, expands access to affordable care, and provides support for the surge of families facing hunger and hardship during this pandemic," House Education and Labor Committee Chairman Bobby Scott wrote in a statement.

Ranking member Rep. Virginia Foxx, a North Carolina Republican, criticized the majority's actions.

"Once again, Democrats are ignoring vulnerable, hardworking Americans, choosing instead to favor left wing special interests and those who support their radical agenda," she said.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office recently projected that a gradual $15 minimum wage in Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief package would result in 1.4 million workers losing their jobs.

https://justthenews.com/government/congress/house-democrats-pass-gradual-15-minimum-wage-hike-late-night-committee-vote

Soros-Funded Group to Provide “Mandatory Implicit Bias Training” for City Workers in L.A.

Billionaire George Soros’s radical leftism is spreading through America’s most populous county. Days after a Soros-backed prosecutor who vows to lock up fewer criminals became Los Angeles District Attorney, the city’s mayor is forcing all employees to undergo “implicit bias” training to be conducted by a group that receives funding from Soros and his Open Society Foundations (OSF). That makes L.A. County and its biggest city, the nation’s second-most populous, a stronghold of the powerful Soros machine that aims to promote the left’s agenda.

It started with Soros’s financial support for a controversial Black Lives Matter-endorsed District Attorney candidate, George Gascon, who has alienated career prosecutors throughout California with his renegade criminal justice reform initiatives. A former San Francisco District Attorney, Gascon announced upon being sworn in as L.A. County’s top prosecutor that his office will no longer pursue the death penalty, try juveniles as adults, add gangs and other enhancements to criminal complaints or seek cash bail for non-violent felonies or misdemeanors. It is worth noting that the L.A. County D.A. is the largest local prosecutorial office in the United States. The District Attorney in Sacramento recently blasted Gascon in a letter published by various media outlets in the state. “Your Special Directives are not just extreme but will undoubtedly wreak havoc on crime victims and their Constitutional rights,” the letter states. “Your lack of concern for their rights and safety concerns me greatly. Additionally, because crime has no boundaries, these Special Directives will have far greater impact than on Los Angeles County alone. Rather, victims across California will be negatively impacted and the safety of all Californians will be jeopardized.”

Now all the city’s 50,000 employees must participate in racial bias training conducted by the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at Ohio State University (OSU). Judicial Watch dug up information on the group and uncovered deep ties to Soros and other notorious leftists. The center is named after a former OSU president appointed by California Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi to a prestigious Department of Education post. In addition to its “implicit bias” trainings, the institute’s research areas include racial wealth inequality, opportunity mapping, and health equity and disparities. As you would expect, its agenda is radically progressive. Policy proposals from Kirwan Institute products include, “significantly raise taxes on the ultra-wealthy,” a Congressional committee on reparations, guaranteed employment, and “Medicare for All.”

https://www.judicialwatch.org/corruption-chronicles/soros-funded-group-to-provide-mandatory-implicit-bias-training-for-city-workers-in-l-a

Mollie Hemingway gets in on the loaf love

Mollie

@MZHemingway

Sometimes I just feel like I love everybody. I know things are rough in many places but the world and it’s inhabitants are such a gift from God.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MZHemingway/status/1359556119358820358

>>55524

CULT20 USAFSOC C-32B back to Eglin nao

>>55533

There’s this one baker, on the Guardian reporter being fired today for reporting on US aid to Israel >>55510

And this one. >>55508

Some more sauce that Nunes acct was indeed suspended for a while

https://mobile.twitter.com/dellcam/status/1359355923454517249

TYB

kek

First Female Referee Throws Flag On Play But Won’t Say What’s Wrong

TAMPA, FL—Sarah Thomas, the first female referee to officiate in a Super Bowl, threw a flag on a play in the second quarter but refused to say what was wrong.

"Penalty, on the offense – you know what, never mind. It's fine," she said after throwing a flag on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

"Wait – what'd I do wrong?" asked Tom Brady indignantly.

"Nothing. I said it was fine," she said, folding her arms.

"It doesn't seem like it's fine. You threw a flag!" Brady responded.

She shrugged and turned away. "No, it's totally fine. Go and play football with your friends. It's fine."

Play proceeded without any consequences, though she glared bitterly at Brady throughout the next few plays.

Meanwhile, the male referees displayed their toxic masculinity by awarding extra yards for players who exhibited unnecessary roughness and also giving them a manly chest bump and a "right on, bro."

>>55541

Big tech’s sponsored newsletters this morning

Emily Jashinsky

@emilyjashinsky

A telling snapshot of tech’s political influence campaign. Look who sponsored each of these three newsletters just this morning. Insular Beltway outlets are happy to cash their checks.

https://mobile.twitter.com/emilyjashinsky/status/1359560158364504069

@amuse

This is a video of the BLM leader who the Democrats relied on for video of the protests at the Capitol. The majority of their videos were recorded by him and his comrades.

https://mobile.twitter.com/amuse/status/1359293313958952967

https://mobile.twitter.com/ACTBrigitte/status/1359559505407795201

those that scream the loudest

I can't believe

@Jeep

would feature a man facing charges for RECKLESS DRIVING and a DWI in their Super Bowl Ad!

What were they thinking?!

Bruce Springsteen could have killed someone!! He doesn't deserve endorsement deals, ESPECIALLY from car companies!!

https://mobile.twitter.com/thehill/status/1359572105881292800

JUST IN: Graham assured Trump of acquittal after rocky start to impeachment trial: "The case is over" http://hill.cm/3P6QGpd

>>55553

>>55554

peekin in

home for now

they gonna keep g for observation, waiting for phone call to come home and stay overnight, kidneys not workin

yall gotz da bake?

>>55556

or stay overnight

>>55555

kickin diggies

glad he was in the way, the military backin him up

life is guud!

>>55560

okay man… you know best.

Handoff Confirmed

all yers

>>55519

ORDER66 E-4B Nightwatch over western TN and hooked up with GULCH32 USAF KC-135 tanker for a run over Kentucky.

GULCH32 back to MacDill AFB

SAM709 USAF G5 ne from ground stop at Myrtle Beach, SC after short hop from Savannah Int'l

TERRA97 USAFSOC C-32B ne from fly overs at Kinston Airport, NC and now back to McGuire AFB, NJ

>>55574