Asylum crisis in Maine: Dems shift taxpayer money from needy citizens to pay for needs of migrants

https://thenationalsentinel.com/2019/01/31/asylum-crisis-in-maine-dems-shift-taxpayer-money-from-needy-citizens-to-pay-for-needs-of-migrants/

The WSJ report noted that migrants, mostly from African nations, now make up some 90 percent of Portland’s family and overflow shelters. In all, about 65 to 70 percent of people with government assistance in Maine are asylum seekers. And now, the city’s funds are also “dwindling fast” and lawyers “are overwhelmed with cases,” according to the report.

Gov. Janet Mills (D) was elected last November, and Democrats have taken over the state legislature.

After “the Democrats came in,” they “took the money and put the people back on a wait list,” LePage said. “And they’re still there now, on a wait list. People who’ve lived their lives in Maine [are] now without services in their aging years or with their disabilities.”

The new Governor is screwing the citizens in favor of illegals!

They will be begging for LePage back.

White Helmets preparing to film false flag chemical attacks in Idlib: Russia

https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2019/01/31/587309/White-Helmets-preparing-to-film-false-flag-chemical-attacks-in-Idlib-Russia-warns

Russia has warned that members of the so-called White Helmets civil defense group are making preparations to film scenes of staged chemical attacks in Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib in a bid to implicate Syrian government forces and invent pretexts for possible acts of aggression on army troops.

Appeals Court: Police do not need a reason to place Americans on a Suspicious Person List

https://www.blacklistednews.com/article/70703/appeals-court-police-do-not-need-a-reason-to-place-americans-on-a-suspicious-person.html

Yesterday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in California ruled that police do not need a reason to place a person on the Suspicious Person List.

The ruling explains how President George W. Bush created Fusion Centers whose primary mission was to identify "suspicious Americans."

In October 2007, President George W. Bush issued a National Strategy for Information Sharing concerning terrorism-related information. The Strategy created fusion centers that would ensure Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) were disseminated to and evaluated by appropriate government authorities, and identify requirements to support a unified process for reporting, tracking, and accessing SARs. The nationwide effort to standardize this information sharing was called the Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative."

What does that mean to the average American?

It means that you, your family, friends or neighbors could be labeled a "suspicious person" based on the whims of local police and a DHS officer.

No one know really knows what factors law enforcement uses in determining if a person should be put on an SAR list. But we do know that the Ninth Circuit ruled that law enforcement does not need to have "reasonable suspicion" to put Americans on a Suspicious Person List.

Prisons Across the U.S. Are Quietly Building Databases of Incarcerated People’s Voice Prints

https://www.blacklistednews.com/article/70714/prisons-across-the-us-are-quietly-building-databases-of-incarcerated-peoples-voice.html

But contracting documents for New York’s new prison phone system, obtained by The Appeal in partnership with The Intercept, and follow-up interviews with prison authorities, indicate that Dukes was right to be suspicious: His audio sample was being “enrolled” into a new voice surveillance system.

In New York and other states across the country, authorities are acquiring technology to extract and digitize the voices of incarcerated people into unique biometric signatures, known as voice prints. Prison authorities have quietly enrolled hundreds of thousands of incarcerated people’s voice prints into large-scale biometric databases. Computer algorithms then draw on these databases to identify the voices taking part in a call and to search for other calls in which the voices of interest are detected. Some programs, like New York’s, even analyze the voices of call recipients outside prisons to track which outsiders speak to multiple prisoners regularly.

Think past the prision system.

What about Google text-to speech?

Do you use voice to text , rather than typing, or for map directions or web look-ups?

How many of our voices have been captured?

Maybe I'm just paranoid.

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This may alrerady be up, but relevant here.

Ocasio-Cortez Claims Fox News Showed A ‘Doctored’ Video Of Her Talking About Israel — Fox News Denies

https://dailycaller.com/2019/01/31/ocasio-cortez-fox-news-israel/

"When Hoover asked her to expound on those comments, the Ocasio-Cortez stammered and ended up admitting she is “not an expert” on the conflict."

Anons remember this embarrassment