>No protective gear needed when handling an outer space object
Graham>Kavanaugh
It's breeding ground is currently Gab.
There was a merge of moojew = anti white, therefor, to combat that must = HITLER worship.
Can't fix stoopid.
Moar Circus Games. Muh, Derp, "hacking…"
TRUTH is not allowed in clown world. Just GAMES! FFS
Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani, attorney Robert Costello for "hacking" laptop
Hunter Biden sued Rudy Giuliani and his former attorney Tuesday, claiming they hacked and manipulated data on an external hard drive associated with his laptop.
Giuliani and the attorney, Robert Costello, have frequently acknowledged accessing the hard drive's data. The lawsuit accuses them of having "dedicated an extraordinary amount of time and energy toward looking for, hacking into, tampering with, manipulating, copying, disseminating, and generally obsessing over data that they were given that was taken or stolen."
Giuliani has sought to paint Hunter Biden as a corrupt businessman, who cashed in on his father's political power. He and Costello have said they were provided the hard drive in 2020 by a Delaware computer repair shop owner who claims Hunter Biden dropped off the laptop the year before and never returned to retrieve it. In May, Hunter Biden also sued the computer repair shop owner, John Paul Mac Isaac, who has denied wrongdoing and said he obtained the laptop legally.
The lawsuit against Giuliani and Costello claims they used Hunter Biden's username to gain access to his data, making copies and sharing it with allies such as Steve Bannon.
Giuliani and Costello did not immediately reply to requests for comment.
The data led to a steady trickle of revelations about Hunter Biden's often tortured personal life, and jetsetting professional life. Emails and images purportedly from Hunter Biden's laptop data have fueled countless headlines in conservative media and Republican claims of corruption.
But the lawsuit claims some of the data was "tampered with, manipulated" and "altered."
The lawsuit cites statements Giuliani made on a podcast and his nightly YouTube show, in which he boasted about his access to the data.
"This belongs to Hunter Biden," Giuliani said, while holding up a laptop during a Feb. 2, 2023 episode of "America's Mayor Live."
"He proceeded to brag about having copied [Hunter Biden's] data onto his own computer and about having accessed, analyzed and manipulated the transferred data," according to the lawsuit.
Last year, Brian Della Rocca, a lawyer for Mac Isaac, provided to CBS News what he called an "exact copy" of laptop data given by his client to federal investigators in 2019.
An independent analysis, by two cyber investigators from Minneapolis-based Computer Forensics Services, found no evidence that the user data had been modified, fabricated or tampered with. But some versions of the hard drive circulated later appeared to have had data added after April 2019, a sign they could have been tampered with, according to reports in other media outlets, including The Washington Post.
The lawsuit is the latest move in a monthslong effort by Hunter Biden's legal team to aggressively push back against his Republican antagonizers. In February, his attorney, Abbe Lowell, sent letters to 14 prominent Republican media personalities and former officials who had accused Hunter Biden of corruption or disseminated material purporting to be from the laptop. Lowell's letter served "notice that a litigation hold should be in effect for the preservation and retention" of their records related to Hunter Biden.
They've since sued Mac Isaac, the IRS, a former Trump White House aide, and sent a cease and desist letter to former President Donald Trump's legal team, alleging defamation.
The lawsuit against Giuliani comes amid mounting legal troubles for both Giuliani and Hunter Biden. Giuliani was indicted by a Fulton County, Georgia grand jury on Aug. 15, along with former President Donald Trump and 17 others, and accused of taking part in a "criminal enterprise" while trying to overturn the state's 2020 presidential election results.
moar clown shit
https://www.yahoo.com/news/hunter-biden-sues-rudy-giuliani-112200509.html
Soul Selling pays
Ryan Reynolds Sells 2 Companies For Nearly $2 Billion In Less Than 4 Years And Says: 'You Can't Be Good At Something Unless You're Willing To Be Bad'— A Lesson In Risk-Taking For All
When you hear the name Ryan Reynolds, your first thought might be of the witty, irreverent actor who brought characters like Deadpool to life. But Reynolds is much more than an A-list celebrity; he's an entrepreneur whose business ventures have sold for a combined total of over $2 billion.
How did this versatile actor go from Hollywood sets to the boardrooms of major corporations? The answer lies in his unique perspective on business, creativity and leadership.
Reynolds has donned many hats. His 25% majority stake in fledgling Mint Mobile led to a substantial windfall when T-Mobile acquired the startup for $1.35 billion after just four years. Between 2017 and 2020, Mint Mobile's revenue increased by nearly 50,000%, with many subscribers signing up because of Reynolds, according to Fortune.
This was not his first high-profile business venture. In 2020, he sold his Aviation American Gin brand to Diageo for $600 million after acquiring an ownership stake in 2018.
What is shocking is Reynolds' comfort level in navigating unfamiliar territory. "Does he know what he's doing? Not really! And he's not afraid to admit it," he said in an interview with Entrepreneur. "You can't be good at something unless you're willing to be bad."
That statement encapsulates his approach to risk-taking. He understands that mastering a skill — whether acting or entrepreneurship — requires a willingness to make mistakes. This willingness to "be bad" at something before becoming proficient is an invaluable leadership trait, according to Reynolds.
He also views problems not as obstacles but as opportunities for creative solutions. Challenges "really inspire ideas and ways to create," he said. This ethos of turning obstacles into stepping stones is evident in his venture Maximum Effort, an advertising agency known for producing viral ads for brands like Match, Mint Mobile and Aviation Gin.
Advertising success is even more surprising considering how much Ryan once disliked marketing, seeing it as merely an obligation. His views changed dramatically when he spent a decade working to make "Deadpool" a reality against Hollywood skepticism. His experience with "Deadpool" reinforced another core belief: Limitations can inspire creativity.
"Every time the studio took money away from our budget, we replaced whatever set piece we lost with character," Reynolds said.
This focus on character over spectacle led "Deadpool" to become the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time, reaffirming Reynolds' conviction that resource constraints can drive innovation.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/ryan-reynolds-sells-2-companies-194652637.html
So how come, not ONE politician has put forward a motion for ZERO TOLERANCE LAWS for Pedophiles?
Death.
Not writs slaps with 3 hots and a cot.
Fucking tired of this shit show. Look at how many pedo's we picked up and will go right back on the street, looking for prey.
>…and we are suppose to reach these people with the truth?
No.
There is no truth.
We can't "handle" it.
Would put 99% in the Hospital.
>IT'S TIME.
No Shit sherlock
But, "Persecution" for the J6 Prisoiners.
PFFFFTTTT
Babbit should have been the CLUE!
Bad Acting is the same as "The Left Can't MEME"