Which pillar is Matt deploying to avoid admitting he was wrong all along?
11.03.2026 17:45
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Which pillar is Matt deploying to avoid admitting he was wrong all along?
15 years ago, Wisconsin’s Act 10 was signed into law, which ended most collective bargaining rights for public employees in our state.
I fought like hell to stop this blatantly anti-worker legislation when I was in the Wisconsin State Assembly. And the fight continues today.
I remember the Madison uprising. Never gonna forget it. Thank you
New from Kalyn Gensic: "I entered this profession just as storm clouds of the current book-banning push were starting to gather, but I enrolled in a librarian program hoping it would pass me like lamb’s blood was painted on my doorframe.
And for the first three years, wishful thinking worked ..."
It was inevitable that one day MAGA media would be forced to cover an actual news event that does not always reflect favorably on the president. With the invasion of Iran, that day has now arrived.
The Lebanese group "Hezbollah" has joined the war, announcing the start of a military operation and launching hundreds of rockets at Israel this evening.
Read more: isw.pub/IranUpdate03...
after consideration and advice from experts i have relinquished control of Straits to the Drone Boats. (get yore ass out of there yesterday!)
the mad king has unlimited power to kill without knowing about it
i'm sorry, DRONE BOATS. welcome, DB if i may call you that.
Well, swimming right along.. ha ha!
i would like to welcome boat drones to the show
if you told me Cornyn voted for mandatory service for girls on Epstein Island i would not blink my jaw would not drop
that has little to do with trump
that is just cornyn following orders as always
he would vote for mass extermination without qualms not hyperbole
if the world is ending y’all need to hear this first
sweeet
y'all's jaw still drops at the shit on FOX
(understandable reflex)
they know u gapin at em they dig that
drug cartels smuggling cartels
.................. laundry banks.
hmmm
smuggling cartels... immigration... Private Prison Corporations... forced labor... human trafficking...
Epstein Class.
hmmmmmmmMMMMMM
always there is a picture of secret Heritage Foundation orders being issued
from.....❓
The Mafia.
that ain't no liberal myth y'all.
and we got a lot more families in diff style & colors
The Dixie Mafia, the Mexican Mafia, the Russian Mafia etc.
i have heard the Founders of Texas aptly described as the 'former Tennessee Mafia'
Syndicate, Star Chamber, Triad, Doge wait Doge? huh...
so don't act like you never heard of this shit. it isn't just for comic books.
secret conspiracies don't operate 'in plain sight'. only the governments and corporations they control do that
*I CAN'T PROVE A SECRET CONSPIRACY EXISTS*
if i could it would cease to exist. still not shocked if they do
organized crime is at least as old as 300 AD.
the Sicilian Mafia has outlived many governments.
it is in our history and culture. The 'Syndicate'.
these concepts invoke popular culture depictions of secret societies- simpson's board of directors meetings star chambers triads dragon councils
the world is on brain damage stoopid
y'all got to change the way y'all thank!
sohree but this is the Anthropocene uhn k
There’s a haemorrhagic disease similar to Ebola that’s endemic to West Africa but spreading beyond its borders. Here’s what to know: bit.ly/4rp7JaD
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Binance Holdings Limited ("Binance" or "Plaintiff'), as and for its Complaint against Dow Jones & Company, Inc. d/b/a The Wall Street Journal ("Dow Jones" or "Wall Street Journal"), alleges as follows: INTRODUCTION 1. Binance brings this action against the Wall Street Journal for publishing a false and defamatory article on February 23, 2026, which is the subject of this complaint (the "Article"). In the Article, the Wall Street Journal made numerous false and disparaging statements about Binance, and did so knowingly, recklessly, or negligently, and despite the fact that Binance provided factual corrections prior to publication, which the Wall Street Journal disregarded. 2. Binance is the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and users. In addition to holding licenses, registrations, and authorizations in more than 20 jurisdictions, Binance is the first cryptocurrency exchange to have secured full authorization under the Financial Services Regulatory Authority
hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars in its compliance program, and a significant share of these resources is dedicated to maintaining a world-class compliance team. 3. Despite this progress, the Wall Street Journal and its reporters have made a business of maligning both the cryptocurrency industry generally and Binance specifically, regardless of facts and reality. Indeed, this strategy appears tailored to generating sensationalist headlines designed to drive pageviews and the Wall Street Journal's bottom line. The Article is a case-in-point. 4. Here, the Wall Street Journal ignored the strength of Binance's compliance program, disregarded specific facts provided by Binance, and instead chose to publish a false and misleading Article based on anonymous, unsupported sources. The Article begins with a false, defamatory and reckless headline, "Binance Fired Staff Who Flagged $1 Billion Moving to Sanctioned Iran Entities," and then launches into a narrative rife with bogus claims. 5. Spe
c. The Wall Street Journal claims that Binance diminished its compliance with law enforcement requests. That is false. The compliance investigation started as a result of law enforcement requests seeking information about transactions, and Binance complied with those requests and cooperated with law enforcement, while also conducting an independent investigation that resulted in Binance oflboarding user accounts it identified that were engaged in suspicious activity. d. The Wall Street Journal claims that Binance knowingly registered customers with false documentation and provided preferential treatment to those customers. That is false. Identity verification is mandatory for all customers. 6. The Wall Street Journal contacted Binance at the eleventh hour seeking any comment Binance had on identified points and questions related to the Article, and refused to grant a good-faith extension for Binance to respond. Binance nevertheless worked with all haste to get factual corrections to th
The Binance crypto exchange has just filed a defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over its article reporting that Binance's own compliance investigators had found $1 billion in transfers to Iran-backed terror groups, and then were fired.
i keep getting reminded of Dr Strangelove when the Russian Ambassador says Russkis built a doomsday device because the Americans were building one.
'Our SOURCE was the New York Times.'
good morning b sky
i don't know what else to say
not too many things creepier than white men in suits dogpiling on checks notes 'people in poverty' just because they can
Thank you so much for hosting us today, Ambassador Davaasuren Gerelmaa, at the Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva to discuss our growing collaboration on cyber security and AI in the military domain and on other disarmament topics 🇲🇳🤝🇺🇳
For whatever it's worth, all the people I know at The Onion (which includes some of my closest friends like Leila and Ben) are incredibly pro-trans, care about trans people, and so on.
police drones
(i just got a flash vision of ducks siding their eyes at hawks flying over. i bet that is where DUCK!! got started)
so cognitive bassackwardness? checks
