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6. Here is Chairman Bishop’s beautiful summary encapsulation of DHS’s role in the laundering of domestic censorship: pic.twitter.com/qN68KoYNm9

— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) May 11, 2023

This is not a right / Left issue.

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So in 2018 Trump signed legislation creating CISA and his nominee, Chris Krebs led the Agency. The Agency immediately went on to violate American civil liberties according to Trump supporters.

Trump really was terrible at his job. By all means - hold everyone involved accountable. From the top down.

As for Krebs, he was eventually fired by Trump. But only for saying the 2020 election votes were not compromised. Trump fired Krebs for telling the truth.

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CISA, the agency Krebs headed, released a report on Dominion Voting Machines on a Friday afternoon, June 3, 2022.

The report showed that software could be leveraged by an attacker to gain elevated privileges and to install malicious code.

The weekend before, CNN admitted that Dominion Voting Machine Software has flaws that can be exploited.

https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-advisories/icsa-22-154-01

So Krebs either knew the machines were vulnerable and lied about it or didn't know and therefore, incompetent.

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This is an extremely weak comeback. I've been reading about exploitable election software since the George W Bush era. In 2004 the left was talking extensively about the vulnerabilities in the Diebold voting systems and their donors to the Republican Party. It's always been a vulnerability. But being exploitable is not the same as having been exploited. You're just a sore loser.

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Here are 24 straight minutes of Democrats denying election results.

NEVER FORGET!pic.twitter.com/gDnNqfruWD

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) May 7, 2023

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dimitrig said:

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Republicans are too busy persecuting gays in this country to worry about Afghanistan.

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Which republican is busy persecuting you?

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Ted Cruz, Lyndsay Graham, and dozens of others are busy trying to persecute me

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For being gay?

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Family members, yes

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Describe your perfect evening… pic.twitter.com/pO3o3NyBO7

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 12, 2023

🚩 Robert F. Kennedy Jr Says the 'CIA, Through USAID, is the Biggest Funder of Journalism in the World'

"It used to be illegal for the CIA to propagandize the American people...We found out that there were hundreds of journalists and editors from major newspapers including the… pic.twitter.com/meKq1FLpj2

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) May 12, 2023

“Unlawful crossings topped 10,000 per day this week, the highest levels ever.”

Totally not a crisis.. pic.twitter.com/MzY568MO2Z

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) May 13, 2023

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“Unlawful crossings topped 10,000 per day this week, the highest levels ever.”

Totally not a crisis.. pic.twitter.com/MzY568MO2Z

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) May 13, 2023

We are being invaded.

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oski003 said:

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We are being invaded.

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We had this conversation last week. Folks on this site believe this needs to happen because Americans refuse to work. Stopping illegal immigration is just something we are pretending to do.

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Mayorkas last week: “Our Border is Secure”pic.twitter.com/n5ze6mDi4v https://t.co/KWgyeLnf8H

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 13, 2023

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BearHunter said:

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“Unlawful crossings topped 10,000 per day this week, the highest levels ever.”

Totally not a crisis.. pic.twitter.com/MzY568MO2Z

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) May 13, 2023

We are being invaded.

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We had this conversation last week. Folks on this site believe this needs to happen because Americans refuse to work. Stopping illegal immigration is just something we are pretending to do.

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“Unlawful crossings topped 10,000 per day this week, the highest levels ever.”

Totally not a crisis.. pic.twitter.com/MzY568MO2Z

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) May 13, 2023

We are being invaded.

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We had this conversation last week. Folks on this site believe this needs to happen because Americans refuse to work. Stopping illegal immigration is just something we are pretending to do.

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Liberal posters on BI want this, along with Wall Street, and the UniParty. Even though the Southside of Chicago is enraged over 500 illegal immigrants... taking their bennies... the Democrats have already done the political calculus.

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As long as you're putting words in our mouths, what else do liberal posters on BI want?

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"I'm liberal," Tilghman said. "My politics have stayed the same and things have gone crazy around me."

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/14/us/san-francisco-drugs-homeless-sidner-tws/index.html

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"I'm liberal," Tilghman said. "My politics have stayed the same and things have gone crazy around me."

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/14/us/san-francisco-drugs-homeless-sidner-tws/index.html

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I have two problems with reporting like this. First, crime in San Francisco was much higher in the 1990s. The streets were far more dangerous then. Second (and this is less specific to San Francisco but American cities in general), we used to have far more public housing. But people didn't want that anymore because that was expensive and those areas were unsightly, full of drugs, and dangerous. Like tent communities except the tent communities are worse. So public housing IS the liberal response (part of it anyway). The problem is we have gone away from basic liberal answers.

That said, I do think we need to enforce the laws more strictly than seems to be happening in some communities.

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"I'm liberal," Tilghman said. "My politics have stayed the same and things have gone crazy around me."

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/14/us/san-francisco-drugs-homeless-sidner-tws/index.html

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I have two problems with reporting like this. First, crime in San Francisco was much higher in the 1990s. The streets were far more dangerous then. Second (and this is less specific to San Francisco but American cities in general), we used to have far more public housing. But people didn't want that anymore because that was expensive and those areas were unsightly, full of drugs, and dangerous. Like tent communities except the tent communities are worse. So public housing IS the liberal response (part of it anyway). The problem is we have gone away from basic liberal answers.

That said, I do think we need to enforce the laws more strictly than seems to be happening in some communities.

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That story is a thing that could easily have happened in the 80s or 90s (maybe not the same drugs, but drug addiction yes). I was definitely offered drugs on the street back then, even as a young kid.

IMO the big issue in SF right now is that it's all become a lot more visible and right in the main downtown areas, because COVID emptied them out of the usual crowds. It's much harder to have drug markets and tent communities when a bunch of white-collar workers are waking around all day. Those things had to hide deeper in the Tenderloin and can now spread out to other areas. It's not a new problem, just more visible.

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movielover said:

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Where did the public housing go?

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"I'm liberal," Tilghman said. "My politics have stayed the same and things have gone crazy around me."

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/14/us/san-francisco-drugs-homeless-sidner-tws/index.html

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I have two problems with reporting like this. First, crime in San Francisco was much higher in the 1990s. The streets were far more dangerous then. Second (and this is less specific to San Francisco but American cities in general), we used to have far more public housing. But people didn't want that anymore because that was expensive and those areas were unsightly, full of drugs, and dangerous. Like tent communities except the tent communities are worse. So public housing IS the liberal response (part of it anyway). The problem is we have gone away from basic liberal answers.

That said, I do think we need to enforce the laws more strictly than seems to be happening in some communities.

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That story is a thing that could easily have happened in the 80s or 90s (maybe not the same drugs, but drug addiction yes). I was definitely offered drugs on the street back then, even as a young kid.

IMO the big issue in SF right now is that it's all become a lot more visible and right in the main downtown areas, because COVID emptied them out of the usual crowds. It's much harder to have drug markets and tent communities when a bunch of white-collar workers are waking around all day. Those things had to hide deeper in the Tenderloin and can now spread out to other areas. It's not a new problem, just more visible.

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😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/XjWOrxLQQe

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) May 14, 2023