>defecated inside teen girl's car over 'transphobia'
that'll teach her
venting has stopped
HAM
>Secretary BootyJuice
sooty boosters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=robCTO-hYvw
Patients say sedative known as "booty juice" injected against their will
A growing number of children and teenagers admitted voluntarily to North Texas for-profit psychiatric hospitals told WFAA that they've been injected with powerful sedative drugs without their parents’ knowledge.
The young patients and their parents said staffers at several psychiatric hospitals describe the practice as injecting patients with "booty juice." They claimed the injections often were administered in response to even minor disciplinary reasons.
One 16-year-old patient told WFAA that she was injected in her buttock with “booty juice” because she demanded to see a doctor.
“They took me in my room and they were like, 'Bend down,'" said the patient, who declined to be identified. “…They put me on a chair and held my arms…(They) put it in my cheek.”
She's among dozens of voluntary private psychiatric patients who've told WFAA they've been held against their will after seeking treatment.
Dallas Attorney Ramez Shamieh said he’s familiar with the term "booty juice." That’s because he has filed lawsuits against psychiatric hospitals for illegally subduing children.
WFAA became aware of the term booty juice in its series “Against Their Will.” During the interviews, various children and teenagers admitted voluntarily to several psychiatric hospitals said they received or were threatened by hospital staffers with booty juice injections.
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/patients-say-sedative-known-as-booty-juice-injected-against-their-will/287-543222886
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12467123/Elon-Musk-transgender-daughter-Vivian-Crossroads-Santa-Monica.html
Elon Musk calls his transgender daughter Vivian a 'communist' who thinks 'anyone rich is evil' and accuses private Santa Monica high school Crossroads of brainwashing her
The remarks were published in an excerpt from Walter Isaacson's new biography
Musk calls rift with Vivian most painful moment since death of his firstborn
Blamed private school Crossroads for his child becoming 'a full communist'
https://nypost.com/2023/08/31/elon-musk-blames-elite-la-school-for-brainwashing-trans-daughter/
Elon Musk blames elite LA school for brainwashing ‘communist’ trans daughter into hating him for being rich
https://theintercept.com/2023/01/15/guccifer-interview-hacked-clinton-emails/
Sorry, Not Sorry
Guccifer, the Hacker Who Launched Clinton Email Flap, Speaks Out After Nearly a Decade Behind Bars
Marcel Lehel Lazar walked out of Federal Correctional Institute Schuylkill, a Pennsylvania prison, in August 2021. The 51-year-old formerly known only as Guccifer had spent over four years incarcerated for an email hacking spree against America’s elite. Though these inbox disclosures arguably changed the course of the nation’s recent history, Lazar himself remains an obscure figure. This month, in a series of phone interviews with The Intercept, Lazar opened up for the first time about his new life and strange legacy.
Lazar is not a household name by unauthorized access standards — no Edward Snowden or Chelsea Manning — but people will be familiar with his work. Throughout 2013, Lazar stole the private correspondence of everyone from a former member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to “Sex and the City” author Candace Bushnell.
There’s an irony to his present obscurity: Guccifer’s prolific career often seemed motivated by an appetite for global media fame more than any ideology or principle. He acted as an agent of chaos, not a whistleblower, and his exploits provided as much entertainment as anything else. It’s thanks to Guccifer’s infiltration of Dorothy Bush Koch’s AOL account that the world knows that her brother — George W. Bush — is fond of fine bathroom self-portraiture.
“I knew all the time what these guys are talking about,” Lazar told me with a degree of satisfaction. “I used to know more than they knew about each other.”
Ten years after his email rampage, Lazar said that, back then, he’d hoped not for celebrity but to find some hidden explanation for America’s 21st century slump — a skeleton key buried within the emails of the rich and famous, something that might expose those causing our national rot and reverse it. Instead, he might have inadvertently put Donald Trump in the White House.
When Guccifer — a portmanteau of Lucifer and Gucci, pronounced with the Italian word’s “tch” sound — breached longtime Clinton family confidant Sidney Blumenthal’s email account, it changed the world almost by accident. Buried among the thousands of messages in Blumenthal’s AOL account he stole and leaked in 2013 were emails to HDR22@clintonemail.com, Hillary Clinton’s previously unknown private address. The account’s existence, and later revelations that she had improperly used it to conduct official government business and transmit sensitive intelligence data, led to something like a national panic attack: nonstop political acrimony, federal investigations, and depending on who you ask, Trump’s 2016 victory.
In the end, the way Guccifer might be best remembered was in the cooptation of his wildly catchy name for a Russian hacker persona: Guccifer 2.0. The latter Guccifer would hack troves of information from Democratic National Committee servers, a plunder released on WikiLeaks.
Eventually, a federal indictment accused a cadre of Russian intelligence operatives of using the persona Guccifer 2.0 to conduct a political propaganda campaign and cover for Russian involvement. As the Guccifer 2.0 version grew in infamy, becoming a central figure in Americans’ wrangling over Russian interference in the 2016 election, the namesake hacker’s exploits faded from memory.
>As the Guccifer 2.0 version grew in infamy, becoming a central figure in Americans’ wrangling over Russian interference in the 2016 election, the namesake hacker’s exploits faded from memory.
While he still makes references to the deep state and “shadow governments” and malign influence of the Rockefeller family, he’s also quick to reference obscure FBI brass like Peter Strzok and Bill Priestap, paraphrase counterintelligence reports, or cite “Midyear Exam,” the Department of Justice probe into Clinton’s email practices.
It’s difficult to know if this more polished, better-read Lazar has become less conspiratorial, or whether the country that imprisoned him has become so much more so that it’s impossible to tell the difference. Lazar is a conspiracy theorist, it seems, in the same way everyone became after 2016.
>obscure FBI brass like Peter Strzok