reposted links from end of last bread.

many different news stories of arrests

hard news:

https://www.cbs7.com/content/news/ONLY-ON-CBS7—568250321.html

sex trafficking arrests in Nebraska!

https://www.mccookgazette.com/story/2671761.html

this one didn't get into last bread:

Swatting calls of a man billed as a 'white supremicist' in Virginia:

https://theunionjournal.com/feds-arrest-white-supremacist-leader-over-swatting-calls/

also news of the revolt on the Island of Lesbos:

Union called a strike. the news I have is two days old.

this is new

https://euobserver.com/migration/147550

this is in Spanish (so many can read it):

https://www.nacion.com/el-mundo/interes-humano/habitantes-de-lesbos-protestan-por-la-construccion/U4GHQDSIR5HFDKWV7HQUYTLRBI/story/

Louisiana Dem Judge asked to step down:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/louisiana-judge-resign-racist-texts-governor-john-edwards-jessie-leblanc-a9362271.html

more fresh news links:

shoot out in Nigeria, (I think), 17 killed:

https://thenationonlineng.net/police-kill-17-suspected-bandits-rescue-animals-in-katsina-shoot-outs/

here is a report on 'the violence in Delhi', which states '38 folks have died':

https://ourbitcoinnews.com/javed-akhtar-on-action-against-tahir-hussain-and-arrest-swara-bhasker-trend-entertainment-news/

here is a headline that is self explanatory within the URL:

https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Converse-woman-accused-of-ignoring-11-year-old-15088962.php

this story is really hard to read:

https://www.thekansan.com/news/20200227/man-jailed-after-wednesday-evening-kidnapping-of-7-year-old-child-in-west-topeka

includes '3 month old' in the vehicle (all children ended up found unharmed).

TSA employee alledged to have crossed lines with a distressed passenger at LAX:

https://kfiam640.iheart.com/content/2020-02-27-ex-tsa-agent-pleads-not-guilty-to-falsely-imprisoning-woman-at-airport/

how it works in much of the world, you post fake you get arrested:

https://www.informationng.com/2020/02/efcc-arrests-blogger-behind-fake-efcc-cell.html

>>8266596

collecting patents to be held in tight ownership?

>>8266616

it makes more sense to me that he was a fraud than he was a genius because he showed up in Princeton and his main function was larping the genius for grant dollars. And all his frenz got jobs.

but imagine, you went into the office with your great idea. You got a doozey. Did he hae someone follow them home and . . .ker putt?

is that how dark he was. That is the problem with the narrative that he stole them, he would have also, then, had to have a way to cover up his theft because geniuses who come up with things usually have notes, and teams of other geniuses to help them.

Hard to say.

so our narrative of 'oh he was a theif', which seems most plausible to me, has to include a darker aspect which make it seem implausible . . . unless he just served as a go between, was handed things stolen by someone else, and given the ultimatum: you can either larp the smart-dude for the rest of your life and ride it as hard as you want or . . . kupputtt.

we can make up other plausible narratives, most of which would be reallly fake.

but given that he really had nothing more . . . after he secured that his frenz would be declared the 'smarttees' and get all the funding . . . Einstein had nothing left to give.

so that's why I dislike him.

Given how much larger Tesla's effect was, and all the people who made kingdoms from that . . . why did the pattent clerk get so much more attention?

>>8266643

this has the markings of a larp where an identity is stolen from a known entity with a name (I can't call him a name fag, because he wrote the original code, and his name is in eery bread).

there is no way that this is the real FB whose name shows up in each bread. but you can prove me wrong and I won't feel even a little bit hurt.

AFLB or ebot

>>8266728

so here is what it would be, given he were really a fraud: someone must have had all this, having secured it from their victim, and then brought it to Albee and tried to patent it and he said 'neight' unless you put my name on it.

but they did get to set up nasa and the space program, and steal all the military research and claim it as their own and run NASA until even recently because of him . . .

wierd how no one ever seems to defend him.

>>8266634

shillbot, most anon have questioned History since the crib.

>>8266848

learn python

>>8266324

you're historical understaning of pop is deficient. I suggest you study 'circus maximus' or just 'circus' or 'stadium' or 'games' or 'fair' , also 'exposition'.

or your view that History started in 1970 . . . except some of us are older than that.

Woodstock was a grift, and the hype about it was manufactured.

>>8266902