Beginning Oct. 1, @Starbucks will no longer be accepting cash. When currency becomes completely digital, individuals can wave goodbye to any notion of privacy and meaningful freedom.
https://twitter.com/KatieDaviscourt/status/1564373727881887744
Beginning Oct. 1, @Starbucks will no longer be accepting cash. When currency becomes completely digital, individuals can wave goodbye to any notion of privacy and meaningful freedom.
https://twitter.com/KatieDaviscourt/status/1564373727881887744
it's all i use for in-person purchases.
saw some dude using a card to pay for a bottle of water ffs.
looks like a hostage statement
>I”ve come to decide the precipice might actually be the deep state trying to exterminate us outright someday in the near future
the precipice is for normies not anons.
CNN
News: US Secret Service Assistant Director Tony Ornato left the agency Monday, sources tell @jamiegangel & @WhitneyWReports.
This is a significant departure coming 2 months after Cassidy Hutchinson's explosive testimony before 1/6 committee.
https://twitter.com/ZcohenCNN/status/1564387729282056197
that is CNN describing it as explosive so it's probably shit and i quit looking
This newspaper ad nicely sums up John Fetterman's radical worldview
https://twitter.com/Surabees/status/1564266312712478723
another narrative being scattered to the wind in real time
>my pony has no skinny dogs in this race - it's just such a weird thing.
A former D.C. bartender and Proud Boy who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 will serve 55 months in federal prison.
https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1564322257660518400
WASHINGTON — A former Washington, D.C., bartender and Proud Boy who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was sentenced to 55 months in federal prison on Monday.
Joshua Pruitt, 40, pleaded guilty in June to obstruction of an official proceeding after he was caught on video joining a mob pursuing police officers and smashing a sign inside the U.S. Capitol. Two U.S. Capitol Police officers wrote victim impact statements urging U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly to give Pruitt a severe sentence.
Ultimately, Kelly imposed a sentence that fell a few months short of the five years prosecutors had requested.