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Businesses are buying large tracts of land in the UK to "rewild" the land
Businesses are buying large tracts of land in the UK to "rewild" the land,
but often this
makes residents homeless. |
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Several Australian states imposing punishments against effective environmental defense protests
Several Australian states have imposed or are imposing heavy punishments
for some effective kinds of
environmental defense protests. |
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*Canada investigates after Tesla catches fire*
*Canada investigates after Tesla catches fire,
forcing driver to "smash the
window".*
I don't think the maker of autonomous car would intentionally design
the capability to ignite so as to kill the passengers. Someone might
insert malware to do that.
However, I expect that they will be designed with the capacity to
forcibly take passengers to an externally-chosen destination under
command. Don't trust an autonomous car in China or Russia! Whether
you could trust one in the US, I am unable to forecast. |
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Human rights investigators say that Putin's invasion is indeed carrying out
genocide in Ukraine.
Human rights investigators say that Putin's invasion is indeed
carrying out
genocide in Ukraine.
Putin is talking about calling the Ukrainian defenders of Mariupol
"Mazis" and putting them on
trial for "war crimes".
They could not have committed much in the way of war crimes while
defending Mariupol, so I expect these accusations would be fabricated
and the Putin forces would torture them into false confessions.
Putin's forces are systematically stealing art from Ukrainian museums
to present
Ukrainian artists as "Russian".
They are also stealing ancient Scythian art. That was neither
Ukrainian nor Russian -- it was made by a basically people with a very
different culture. The Scythians lived in a region nowadays split
between Ukraine, Russia, and some neighboring countries. Both Ukraine
and Russia can validly say that the Scythians were part of their
prehistory. However, that's no justification for Putin to steal
Scythian relics from museums. |
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Intrusive Asian jumping worms spread easily and can destroy US forests.
Intrusive Asian jumping worms spread easily and
can destroy US forests. |
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New documents reveal emergency powers of US Governement.
Since the Cold War, US presidents have given themselves broad power in
"emergencies". Neither the public nor Congress know where it stops,
but it probably includes jailing anyone, shutting down phones and the
internet, and
stopping anyone from leaving the US.
And that doesn't include secret powers for the miitary.
The "emergency" declared in September 2001 is still continuing. |
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DOJ, and other agencies continue to defend and advance positions held by previous administration
*The Department of Justice and other agencies continue to defend and
advance legal positions held by the
corrupter's administration.* |
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Proprietary malware accused a student of cheating in an exam
Proprietary malware accused a student of cheating in an exam, based on
the fact that it saw
her look down at her lap.
Merely installing that malware on your computer sabotages it. You
can't trust it at all after that, though since it has to be running
Windows, you couldn't
trust it before that point either.
If a school wanted me to take a test this way with my computer, I
would reply that that is both practically impossible (since my
computer does not run Windows) and immoral (since no one should run
malware).
I would agree to take the test on a computer run ny the school itself
(if the school runs nonfree software on its computers, that hurts the
school but not me) in a room set up by the school. That way the
school could make sure I brought nothing to cheat with, and would know
I'm not looking at other people or posters in the room. |
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Some teachers feel silenced on racist mass shooting in Buffalo
Teachers in states with don't-discuss-racism laws were afraid to talk
with students about the
Buffalo race massacres.
Some states have laws against teaching anything that is likely to
"disturb" students. What about lockdown drills? |
| 1:19a |
Thugs shoot man in vicinity of some schools
Toronto thugs shot and killed a man for "carrying a rifle" in the
vicinity of some schools.
It turns out to have been a pellet gun, Those can occasionally cause serious
injuries, but are not very effective for killing a lot of people.
His presence there called for quick action, but not that quick.
They had time to shout, "Police! Drop the gun!" |
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Georgians want federal election monitors to protect black voters
Georgians ask for federal election monitors to ensure blacks are
allowed to vote. |
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US spends 2/3 of a trillion dollars on fossil fool suicide
The US spends $2000 per person each year on subsidizing fossil fool
suicide. That is 2/3 of a trillion dollars.
This has to stop. |
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Women tricked by seducer-cops
Women tricked by British undercover seducer-cops who pretended to love
them have written a book about their experience, and the cops' tactics
of lies.
The most shocking thing I learned from the article was not _how_ the
cops went about this, but what purposes they did it for — such as,
helping McDonalds sue environmentalists for leaflets that criticized
it. (Most of the criticisms were ultimately found to be true.) Those
environmentalists were not coming even close to a breach of the peace.
The police have no business getting involved in such a case, not even
if they limited themselves to _methods_ that are totally legitimate.
In effect, the thug/trickery department was serving as a tool to boost
the power of big business. Meanwhile, it disregarded the
sometimes violent right-wing extremists. |
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