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https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/369616-house-intel-committee-releases-transcript-from-interview-with-fusion/
Jesus the creator of humans was on earth to tell humans that those that (((inbreed))) have to be killed because they no longer have Jesus God as their creator because (((inbreeds))) from (((inbreeding))) have instead an (((infinite inbreeding demon of incestuous child rape))) as the 'creator' of the (((dog shit))) that is (((inbred))) jews and the reason why Jesus ordered drowning for child rapists is because (((inbreeding))) = child rape and (((inbred))) jews will only continue to rape and eat children as seen with (((maxwells and epsteins))) because (((inbreeding))) = ((('too inbred to care'))) (((inbreds))) unless child rapists are drowned first as ordered by Jesus.
it is impossible to 'outbreed' ((('too inbred to care'))) as all (((inbreds))) have only the (((infinite inbreeding demon of incestuous child rape))) where humans instead naturally only have Jesus God as their creator trying to save humans from the endless hell of ((('too inbred to care'))) where all (((inbreds))) reside.
drown all ((dogs))) as (((dogs))) are of the same (((incestuous child rape inbreeding demon))) as jews are from (((inbreeding))) and (((dogs))) are trying to 'have' the (((dog))) 'owners' 'mentally inbred' enough to pick up (((dog shit))) until the (((dog))) is dead while infants get their genitals mutilated
Never have a (((dog))) around children as all (((inbreds))) are pedophiles and can only try to make others ((('too inbred to care'))) pedophiles unless drowned first.
sex is only for adult man and woman in a marriage to start a family!
protect your children from (((degeneracy))) or your children will eventually kill themselves.
Ban genital mutilation of infants!
never promote bad behaviour
only time to think
The 10 states with the highest rates of genital mutilation of infants compared to countries with same rate
West Virginia (87.00%) Equatorial Guinea (87.00%) Oman (87.70%)
Michigan (86.00%) Mali (86.00%) Kuwait (86.40%)
Kentucky (85.00%)
Nebraska (84.00%)
Ohio (84.00%) Guinea (84.20%)
Indiana (83.00%)
Iowa (82.00%)
Wisconsin (82.00%)
South Carolina (81.00%) Bahrain (81.20%)
Pennsylvania (79.00%) French Polynesia(78.00%)
https://worldpopulationreview .com/state-rankings/circumcision-rates-by-state
never promote bad behaviour
only time to think
Ban genital mutilation of infants!
Measurement Systems paid developers around the world to incorporate its code – known as a software development kit, or SDK – into their apps, developers said. Its presence allowed the Panamanian company to surreptitiously collect data from their users, according to Serge Egelman, a researcher at the International Computer Science Institute and the University of California, Berkeley, and Joel Reardon of the University of Calgary.
Modern apps often include SDKs written by little-known companies like Measurement Systems "that aren’t audited or well understood," Mr. Egelman said. Inserting them is often enticing for app developers, who get a stream of income as well as detailed data about their user base.
"This saga continues to underscore the importance of not accepting candy from strangers," Mr. Egelman said.
The two men – who also co-founded a company called AppCensus that examines the security and privacy of mobile apps – consider the software to be the most privacy-invasive SDK they have seen in the six years they have been examining mobile apps. It can "without a doubt be described as malware," Mr. Egelman said.
He and Mr. Reardon documented their findings on the Measurement Systems code in a report published Wednesday that was shared with the Journal and was earlier provided to the Federal Trade Commission. They also shared their findings in March with Google, which initiated an investigation resulting in the ban. "FTC investigations are nonpublic, we cannot comment on whether we are investigating a particular matter," an FTC spokeswoman said.
The apps containing Measurement Systems software were removed from the Google Play Store as of March 25, according to Scott Westover, a Google spokesman, for collecting users’ data outside the rules that Google has established. Mr. Westover said the apps could be relisted if the software was removed. Some are already back in the App Store.