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Elon Musk @elonmuskReplying to @Alwaleed_Talal
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@Kingdom_KHC
Interesting. Just two questions, if I may.
How much of Twitter does the Kingdom own, directly & indirectly?
What are the Kingdom’s views on journalistic freedom of speech?
BOOM
I knew a nasty shit would post and here you are.
kek, I'm baking stop making me laugh
get me last refuge direct quote not this fool
NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS
#20337
>>16077966 Central banks flying into storm clouds CEO Jamie Dimon about "storm clouds on the horizon"
>>16077990, >>16078050, >>16078033, >>16078005, >>16077995, >>16077990 SpaceX Targeting Friday, April 15 at 6:41 a.m. PT for Falcon 9’s launch of NROL-85
>>16078000 Elon Musk Replying to Alwaleed Talal Interesting. Just two questions, if I may.
>>16078016, >>16078055 Outrage at Elon Musk bun for keks
>>16078001 Buck Sexton torches woke left's panic over Elon Musk's Twitter investment: 'Their digital Waterloo'
>>16078021 U.S. Department of Defense awarded a contract for ‘COVID-19 Research’ in Ukraine 3 months before Covid was known to even exist
>>16078079 Dopey in the news, Wendy Rogers Blasts Saudi Prince After He Rejects Elon Musk’s Bid to Take Over Twitter: ‘Revoke his Shares’
Suhail Rizvi is the secretive investor that has ties to Space X and is tied to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's investment company?
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NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS
#20337
>>16077966 Central banks flying into storm clouds CEO Jamie Dimon about "storm clouds on the horizon"
>>16077990, >>16078343, >>16078050, >>16078033, >>16078005, >>16077995, >>16077990 SpaceX Targeting Friday, April 15 at 6:41 a.m. PT for Falcon 9’s launch of NROL-85
>>16078000, >>16078207 Elon Musk Replying to Alwaleed Talal Interesting. Just two questions, if I may.
>>16078016, >>16078055 Outrage at Elon Musk bun for keks
>>16078224, >>16078231, >>16078252, >>16078134 Suhail Rizvi is the secretive investor that has ties to Space X and is tied to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's investment company?
>>16078001 Buck Sexton torches woke left's panic over Elon Musk's Twitter investment: 'Their digital Waterloo'
>>16078021 U.S. Department of Defense awarded a contract for ‘COVID-19 Research’ in Ukraine 3 months before Covid was known to even exist
>>16078079, >>16078096, >>16078171 Dopey in the news, Wendy Rogers Blasts Saudi Prince After He Rejects Elon Musk’s Bid to Take Over Twitter: ‘Revoke his Shares’
>>16078083, >>16078006 North American Opossum (Didelphis virginiana) is able to survive the bite of the C. atrox (CA) snake
>>16078126 Dutch Journalist: ‘We are here, in Donbass, to awaken Westerners deluded by propaganda’
>>16078165 Marc Elias big mad that corporate America is not doing enough to whore themselves
>>16078242, >>16078299, >>16078276 CBS_Herridge: Special Counsel John Durham's prosecution against attorney Michael Sussmann can go forward, denying Sussmann's motion to dismiss
>>16078257, >>16078266 ‘Future of civilisation’: Elon Musk’s free speech goal in Twitter bid
>>16078297 F4F - Firefighters 4 Freedom marched in LA today in protest of Covid mandates.
>>16078370 'Susie Wiles, Who Oversees Trump’s Endorsements, Is Co-Chair of Firm Managed By Recent Pfizer Vice President
NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS
#20337
>>16077966 Central banks flying into storm clouds CEO Jamie Dimon about "storm clouds on the horizon"
>>16077990, >>16078343, >>16078050, >>16078033, >>16078005, >>16077995, >>16077990, >>16078436 SpaceX Targeting Friday, April 15 at 6:41 a.m. PT for Falcon 9’s launch of NROL-85
>>16078000, >>16078207 Elon Musk Replying to Alwaleed Talal Interesting. Just two questions, if I may.
>>16078016, >>16078055 Outrage at Elon Musk bun for keks
>>16078224, >>16078231, >>16078252, >>16078134 Suhail Rizvi is the secretive investor that has ties to Space X and is tied to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's investment company?
>>16078001 Buck Sexton torches woke left's panic over Elon Musk's Twitter investment: 'Their digital Waterloo'
>>16078021 U.S. Department of Defense awarded a contract for ‘COVID-19 Research’ in Ukraine 3 months before Covid was known to even exist
>>16078079, >>16078096, >>16078171 Dopey in the news, Wendy Rogers Blasts Saudi Prince After He Rejects Elon Musk’s Bid to Take Over Twitter: ‘Revoke his Shares’
>>16078083, >>16078006 North American Opossum (Didelphis virginiana) is able to survive the bite of the C. atrox (CA) snake
>>16078126 Dutch Journalist: ‘We are here, in Donbass, to awaken Westerners deluded by propaganda’
>>16078165 Marc Elias big mad that corporate America is not doing enough to whore themselves
>>16078242, >>16078299, >>16078276 CBS_Herridge: Special Counsel John Durham's prosecution against attorney Michael Sussmann can go forward, denying Sussmann's motion to dismiss
>>16078257, >>16078266 ‘Future of civilisation’: Elon Musk’s free speech goal in Twitter bid
>>16078297 F4F - Firefighters 4 Freedom marched in LA today in protest of Covid mandates.
>>16078370 'Susie Wiles, Who Oversees Trump’s Endorsements, Is Co-Chair of Firm Managed By Recent Pfizer Vice President
Check em', any posts need adding or removing?
Joke is on you
NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS
#20337
>>16077966 Central banks flying into storm clouds CEO Jamie Dimon about "storm clouds on the horizon"
>>16077990, >>16078343, >>16078050, >>16078033, >>16078005, >>16077995, >>16077990, >>16078436 SpaceX Targeting Friday, April 15 at 6:41 a.m. PT for Falcon 9’s launch of NROL-85
>>16078000, >>16078207 Elon Musk Replying to Alwaleed Talal Interesting. Just two questions, if I may.
>>16078016 Outrage at Elon Musk
>>16078055, >>16078494 New York Times calls Elon Musk’s possible future plans ‘treacherous,’ ‘threat’ to Twitter
>>16078224, >>16078231, >>16078252, >>16078134 Suhail Rizvi is the secretive investor that has ties to Space X and is tied to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's investment company?
>>16078001 Buck Sexton torches woke left's panic over Elon Musk's Twitter investment: 'Their digital Waterloo'
>>16078021 U.S. Department of Defense awarded a contract for ‘COVID-19 Research’ in Ukraine 3 months before Covid was known to even exist
>>16078079, >>16078096, >>16078171 Dopey in the news, Wendy Rogers Blasts Saudi Prince After He Rejects Elon Musk’s Bid to Take Over Twitter: ‘Revoke his Shares’
>>16078083, >>16078006 North American Opossum (Didelphis virginiana) is able to survive the bite of the C. atrox (CA) snake
>>16078126 Dutch Journalist: ‘We are here, in Donbass, to awaken Westerners deluded by propaganda’
>>16078165 Marc Elias big mad that corporate America is not doing enough to whore themselves
>>16078242, >>16078299, >>16078276 CBS_Herridge: Special Counsel John Durham's prosecution against attorney Michael Sussmann can go forward, denying Sussmann's motion to dismiss
>>16078257, >>16078266 ‘Future of civilisation’: Elon Musk’s free speech goal in Twitter bid
>>16078297 F4F - Firefighters 4 Freedom marched in LA today in protest of Covid mandates.
>>16078370 'Susie Wiles, Who Oversees Trump’s Endorsements, Is Co-Chair of Firm Managed By Recent Pfizer Vice President
Check em', any posts need adding or removing?
ICYMI: “Poll: Paxton Establishes Wide Lead in AG Runoff”
Truth Social: 108132803920461669Poll: Paxton Establishes Wide Lead in AG Runoff
Local News, Election Coverage
Paxton and Bush/Photos by Campaigns
Incumbent Republican Ken Paxton has established a large lead over Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush in the upcoming runoff for attorney general, according to a new poll released this week.
According to a new poll from the Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation, Paxton is leading the race for attorney general with 65 percent of support among “likely” voters, against Bush’s 23 percent. When the survey respondents are filtered to just be “almost certain voters,” Paxton’s lead grows to 71 percent versus 20 percent for Bush.
The poll also found Democratic voters to have a favorite in their upcoming attorney general runoff, with Rochelle Garza leading Joe Jaworski among both “likely” and “almost certain” voters. Garza leads both categories, 46-31 percent and 51-30 percent, respectively.
In a head-to-head general election matchup among “likely” voters, the poll also found Paxton to be the strongest candidate against either Garza or Jaworski. Against Garza, Paxton leads, 48-42 percent, while he also leads Jaworski, 48-41 percent. Against Bush, however, voters showed split support for the Land Commissioner and Garza, with both candidates receiving 39 percent of support. Against Jaworski, Bush trails by one point, 38-39 percent.
Presumptive Libertarian nominee Mark Ash’s performance was also stronger in both matchups with Bush, receiving 7 percent in the Bush-Garza matchup, and 8 percent in the Bush-Jaworski matchup. Against Paxton, Ash received 3 percent in both matchups against the Democratic candidates.
The poll also found Gov. Greg Abbott leading the race for Texas governor among “likely” voters. Among this group of respondents, Abbott received 50 percent of support, while Democrat Beto O’Rourke received 42 percent, Libertarian Mark Tippetts received 2 percent, and Green Delilah Barrios received 1 percent.
The runoff elections will be decided on Tuesday, May 24.
https://www.amarillopioneer.com/blog/2022/4/5/poll-paxton-establishes-wide-lead-in-ag-runoff
ICYMI: “Letitia James takes eye off the ball and other commentary”
Truth Social: 108132135943019056
Letitia James takes eye off the ball and other commentary
Crime watch: Tish James Takes Eye off Ball
“New Yorkers are currently suffering through an epidemic of violent crime … and what is state Attorney General Letitia James doing about it?” asks AJ Caschetta at National Review. “Coming to the defense of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) in its efforts to stop its own members from talking to reporters about the potentially illegal activities of the group’s leaders.” James calls simple investigative journalism into CAIR’s activities “infiltration,” treating the journalists in question like “a government entity rather than an investigative news organization.” And while “subway-pushers, gun-toting teenagers … and carjacking” plague New York, “James has used her office and political clout to make investigative reporters stop investigating and reporting while sticking up for a group with intimate ties to Hamas. Excelsior!”
Foreign desk: Putin’s Energy Grab
“There is more than one way to dominate Ukraine,” warns David Knight Legg at The Wall Street Journal. Conventional wisdom says Vladimir Putin “has foolishly overreached,” but “under cover of the wider conflict,” he’s “taking full control of Ukraine’s vast, extremely valuable energy assets and intends to integrate them into the Russian supply chain on which Europe now depends.” Indeed, “this war is, or will default to, an energy heist.” If Putin keeps the territory he’s grabbed, he’ll “control all of Ukraine’s offshore oil, its critical ports on the Azov Sea, the Kerch Strait, 80% of the Black Sea coastline and all critical energy-processing and shipping infrastructure.”
Economist: Nobel Laureates Owe Us an Apology
Back when Congress was considering President Biden’s Build Back Better bill, recalls Carl Schramm at The Hill, Joseph Stiglitz and 16 other Nobel laureate economists assured us that all the new money being poured into the economy posed no threat of inflation. Their “presumed authority was used to give credence to the president’s continuously twisting storyline on inflation — that it was ‘transitory,’ good for the economy, a ‘high-class problem,’ Putin’s fault for invading Ukraine,” or the greed of oil and food companies. Surely they knew such excuses are “bogus” and inflation is a “tax” that falls most heavily on the poor. Yet “don’t expect a mea culpa” from Stiglitz & Co. any time soon: Economists know they “can be wrong, really wrong, and never pay a price.”
Libertarian: Princeton’s Cancel-Culture Sellout
“Last December, Princeton University was slated to host an exhibition of 19th-century Jewish American artwork provided by Leonard Milberg,” notes Reason’s Robby Soave. But school officials objected to “the inclusion of artwork by two 19th-century Jewish Americans who had served as soldiers in the Confederate army during the Civil War,” and Milberg promptly pulled out. Why? Because it would have been impossible “to have an accurate show about 19th-century Jewish American art” without those artists. Yet “history is filled with flawed people who nevertheless made important contributions to literature, art, science and philosophy.” And the art had nothing to do with the Confederacy, but the university surrendered to its vice provost for “institutional equity and diversity” anyway, and “a vital learning moment was lost.”
Border beat: Joe’s Mess Sure Looks Intentional
“It has become clear over the past 14 months that the Biden administration has no interest in securing the border,” Chad Wolfe charges at the Washington Examiner. Its ending of Title 42 guarantees “an additional surge of illegal immigrants” after a year that “saw the highest number of illegal apprehensions on record.” And it’s “committed millions in taxpayer dollars to provide legal representation for migrants challenging their removal from the U.S.” The prez’s new budget plan “commits $4.5 billion in legal defense for illegal immigrants over the next 10 years.” And a recent shift in who judges asylum claims “will likely result in greater numbers of illegal immigrants with dubious claims of asylum being ushered into the U.S.” Sure looks like “chaos” by “deliberate design.”
https://nypost.com/2022/04/06/letitia-james-takes-eye-off-the-ball-and-other-commentary/
ICYMI: “Tech exec was warned dirt-digging effort on Trump ‘will not fly,’ Durham claims”
Truth Social: 108132131449590182
Tech exec was warned dirt-digging effort on Trump ‘will not fly,’ Durham claims
A researcher tasked by tech executive Rodney Joffe with mining internet data to create a “narrative” of Trump-Russia collusion expressed doubt about the Hillary Clinton campaign project in an August 2016 email cited by Special Counsel John Durham — writing at one point, “This will not fly,” according to court documents.
The message emerged in an explosive motion filed late Monday, in which Durham alleged that Joffe, Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, and attorney Michael Sussmann took part in a “joint venture” to gather and spread damaging information about then-Republican nominee Donald Trump.
In the filing, Durham argued that communications between Joffe and online sleuths should be admitted as evidence in Sussmann’s upcoming trial on a charge of lying to the FBI about his work for the Clinton campaign while suggesting that the Trump Organization had ties to a Russian bank.
According to prosecutors, Joffe told his subordinates that “VIPs” — a phrase Durham says refers to Sussmann, Clinton campaign general counsel Marc Elias, and the campaign itself — were “looking for a true story that could be used as the basis for closer examination.”
“Trump has claimed he and his company have had NO dealings with .ru [web domains] other than the failed Casino, and the Miss universe [sic] pageant,” Joffe allegedly wrote. “He claims absolutely NO interaction with any financial institutions. So any potential like that would be jackpot.”
Tech executive Rodney JoffeTech executive Rodney Joffe allegedly said that Donald Trump “had NO dealings with” Russian websites, according to John Durham’s cited emails.Twitter
A couple of days later, the researcher responded to Joffe that his ask was all but impossible.
“[Y]ou do realize that we will have to expose every trick we have in our bag to even make a very weak association?” wrote the person, identified only as Researcher-1. ” … [U]nless we get … traffic collected at critical points between suspect organizations, we cannot technically make any claims that would fly public scrutiny.”
“In this case we will have not only the Trump folks trying to sho[o]t this down, but all the privacy freaks trying to come up with a crazy conspiracy theory on how we obtain the data,” the researcher added. “Sorry to say this, we are nowhere close coming with a plan to attack this problem that will fly in the public domain. The only thing that drive us at this point is that we just do not like [Trump]. This will not fly in eyes of public scrutiny. Folks, I am afraid we have tunnel vision.”
Despite the skepticism, Joffe and Sussmann pressed on, eventually drafting a “white paper” of information claiming that Trump Organization computer servers were communicating with servers at Moscow-based Alfa-Bank.
see also
John Durham accused Hillary Clinton’s campaign of steering a misinformation effort on Donald Trump and Russia during the 2016 presidential election.
Clinton 2016 campaign, lawyer, tech exec in ‘joint venture’ to smear Trump, Durham alleges
Sussmann turned over the white paper to then-FBI General Counsel James Baker on Sept. 19, 2016, after allegedly texting him that he had “time-sensitive (and sensitive)” information to discuss.
“I’m coming on my own – not on behalf of a client or company – want to help the Bureau,” Sussmann added in his message to Baker, which was reproduced in Durham’s filing.
In addition to the FBI, the special counsel alleges, the allegations about Trump and Alfa-Bank were shared with State Department personnel by Christopher Steele, the former British spy who authored the now-infamous dossier of allegations about the 45th president’s links with Russia. The firm that hired Steele on behalf of the Clinton campaign, Fusion GPS, also shared the allegations with at least one Department of Justice official, according to prosecutors.
Four days before Sussmann met with Baker, Joffe allegedly asked his researchers for feedback on the draft white paper of Alfa-Bank allegations.
Special Counsel John Durham
Special Counsel John Durham cited emails alleging Hillary Clinton’s campaign attempted to connect Donald Trump to a Russian bank.
U.S. Department of Justice via AP, File
“Please read as if you had no prior knowledge or involvement, and you were handed this document as a security expert … and were asked: ‘Is this plausible as an explanation?’” Joffe wrote in an email. “NOT to be able to say that this is, without doubt, fact, but to merely be plausible. Do NOT spend more than a short while on this (If you spend more than an hour you have failed the assignment). Hopefully less.”
https://nypost.com/2022/04/06/tech-exec-was-warned-smearing-on-trump-will-not-fly-durham-says/
it's 80 here and not warm enough for me, snow is for the birds
https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1514611752268312587
NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS
FINAL
#20337
>>16077966 Central banks flying into storm clouds CEO Jamie Dimon about "storm clouds on the horizon"
>>16077990, >>16078343, >>16078050, >>16078033, >>16078005, >>16077995, >>16077990, >>16078436 SpaceX Targeting Friday, April 15 at 6:41 a.m. PT for Falcon 9’s launch of NROL-85
>>16078000, >>16078207 Elon Musk Replying to Alwaleed Talal Interesting. Just two questions, if I may.
>>16078016 Outrage at Elon Musk
>>16078055, >>16078494, >>16078518 New York Times calls Elon Musk’s possible future plans ‘treacherous,’ ‘threat’ to Twitter
>>16078224, >>16078231, >>16078252, >>16078134 Suhail Rizvi is the secretive investor that has ties to Space X and is tied to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's investment company?
>>16078001 Buck Sexton torches woke left's panic over Elon Musk's Twitter investment: 'Their digital Waterloo'
>>16078021 U.S. Department of Defense awarded a contract for ‘COVID-19 Research’ in Ukraine 3 months before Covid was known to even exist
>>16078079, >>16078096, >>16078171 Dopey in the news, Wendy Rogers Blasts Saudi Prince After He Rejects Elon Musk’s Bid to Take Over Twitter: ‘Revoke his Shares’
>>16078083, >>16078006 North American Opossum (Didelphis virginiana) is able to survive the bite of the C. atrox (CA) snake
>>16078126 Dutch Journalist: ‘We are here, in Donbass, to awaken Westerners deluded by propaganda’
>>16078165 Marc Elias big mad that corporate America is not doing enough to whore themselves
>>16078242, >>16078299, >>16078276 CBS_Herridge: Special Counsel John Durham's prosecution against attorney Michael Sussmann can go forward, denying Sussmann's motion to dismiss
>>16078257, >>16078266 ‘Future of civilisation’: Elon Musk’s free speech goal in Twitter bid
>>16078297 F4F - Firefighters 4 Freedom marched in LA today in protest of Covid mandates.
>>16078370 'Susie Wiles, Who Oversees Trump’s Endorsements, Is Co-Chair of Firm Managed By Recent Pfizer Vice President
>>16078511 Biden’s top climate adviser Gina McCarthy said to be eyeing the door
>>16078520 Chuck Grassley 2day I led Judic Cmte Republicans in calling for a hearing on Biden plan for border if Title 42 ends
>>16078550 ICYMI: “Poll: Paxton Establishes Wide Lead in AG Runoff”
>>16078559 ICYMI: “Letitia James takes eye off the ball and other commentary”
>>16078568 ICYMI: “Tech exec was warned dirt-digging effort on Trump ‘will not fly,’ Durham claims”
>>16078576 Sirens go off across Ukraine, multiple explosions reported in Kyiv
>>16078606 NASA shifts Earth science mission to previously flown Falcon 9
>>16078622, >>16078628 Robert Kennedy Jr ‘Watch the Water’ Right on Remdesivir, But Snake Venom Theory Is a Stretch
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Q Research General #20338: Dopey Twitter News and Snake Venom Theory Is a Stretch Edition
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Q Research General #20338: Dopey Twitter News and Snake Venom Theory Is a Stretch Edition
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Q Research General #20338: Dopey Twitter News and Snake Venom Theory Is a Stretch Edition
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Tiger cant change its stripes