While making an announcement that an arrest had been made in the stabbing death of Bob Lee, who founded Cash App, Jenkins decided to focus on what was really on her mind: Elon Musk (Fox News). She slammed the billionaire’s comments about the murder.

After San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott confirmed that the suspect, 38-year-old Nima Momeni, knew Lee, Jenkins switched gears and knocked the Tesla founder’s tweets on the tragedy.

“While we’re not going to release any additional facts at this time, I must point out that reckless and irresponsible statements like those contained in Mr. Musk’s tweet that assumed incorrect circumstances about Mr. Lee’s death serve to mislead the world in their perceptions of San Francisco and also negatively impact the pursuit of justice for victims of crime as it spreads misinformation at a time when the police are trying to solve a very difficult case,” she said.

What was Musk’s great sin? He noted on Twitter that he had friends who had been violently assaulted on the streets of San Francisco and that the city was unsafe. Apparently, Jenkins took great offense to that despite her city seeing a 33 percent increase in homicides year over year. As Fox News notes, while overall crime rates have fallen, that’s likely due to less serious crimes simply not being reported anymore given the lack of enforcement. If someone gets mugged in San Francisco, there’s no point in even calling the police anymore.

https://redstate.com/bonchie/2023/04/13/san-francisco-da-investigating-tech-founders-murder-trashes-elon-musk-n731046

Actor Chaim Topol, who gained international fame for his leading role as Tevye in “Fiddler on the Roof,” also played a part in some real-life high-stakes drama, as an operative for Israel’s Mossad spy agency, his family has said.

Topol, who had a storied career on stage and screen, died last month at age 87. In an interview with Haaretz, his wife Galia and children Adi and Omer talked about this heretofore unknown secret aspect of his life.

“I don’t know exactly what the appropriate definition is for the missions and duties he performed,” Omer said. ”But what is clear is that dad was involved in secret missions on behalf of the Mossad.”

The family recalled that the actor had a small Minox camera and a tiny spool tape recorder and that he often made secretive trips abroad.

“What always motivated Chaimkeh [Topol] were ants in his pants, adventure and courage,” Galia said. “Therefore, no one was more suitable than him to be involved even in issues that are not discussed.”

Though Topol gained success in Israel as an actor, it was the success of his 1967 West End performance in Fiddler on the Roof, and later in the1971 film, that shot him to international fame.

Topol at the time moved to London and bought an apartment there. He was a frequent visitor to the Israeli embassy and, according to his son, a member of the Mossad branch operating in the British capital.

The family said the actor’s contact person for missions was his good friend, Mossad officer Peter Zvi Malkin, who would visit their home by sneaking in through the backyard.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/chaim-topols-family-says-he-had-a-hidden-role-as-an-operative-for-mossad/

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wuz stunned that tevye was mossad, that why i posted it

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The leaker of US classified documents told the members of their invitation-only discord server that the government hides “horrible truths” from the public. One such example was a claim that federal agencies allowed the 2022 shooting at a Buffalo supermarket to happen so that they could use the event to argue for more funding.

A report from the Washington Post said that this claim was “baseless.” Charlie Kirk pointed out that “the context here is interesting given that much of what was leaked to this Discord chat turned out to be true.” An investigation at the time revealed many "missed red flags."

One of the members of the Discord server noted in to the Washington Post that he was impressed by the man's ability to forecast major events before they became headlines. The member said that the man they called “OG” saw the intelligence community as a force that wanted to keep its citizens in the dark. The member said “he thought that the government is overreaching in several aspects,” but there wasn’t “some heavy Snowden-like conspiracy here.”

The poster posted several classified documents a week to the server where he was seen as the leader. The server was a small group of mostly young men and boys with a love for guns, military gear, and god. The member that the Post spoke with was under the age of 18, and had viewed OG as his “best friend.”

https://thepostmillennial.com/leaker-of-us-classified-docs-claims-government-knew-about-white-supremacist-buffalo-shooter-in-advance-but-let-it-happen-to-get-more-funding

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hope u feel better baker

r u feelin' like a wild potato?

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