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Awesome work! If you’re supporting us from Canada, sign here: www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en...
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The directive follows backlash over a previous attempt to terminate a Verizon contract in favor of awarding it to SpaceX.
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Liesyl Franz, a U.S. cybersecurity official, recently spoke at the UN about global cyber threats. She mentioned China and Iran but not Russia—marking a major shift from previous U.S. positions.
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Russia’s cyber threat is real. Dozens of state-sponsored hacker groups target U.S. government, infrastructure, and businesses, aiming to steal data and maintain long-term access to critical systems.
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The Trump administration has reassigned CISA officials who worked on securing elections from cyberattacks. This raises concerns about election integrity and national security.
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Would have been a shame if he ran into a tree. Skiing is risky you know.
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“Vance, who brought his family to Sugarbush Resort, Vt., was greeted by a 1/2 mile gauntlet of protesters holding pro-Ukraine signs Saturday. There appeared to be hundreds in the crowd, calling Vance "Nazi scum," accusing him of being a "traitor" and telling him to "go ski in Russia.” Fox online.
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Three way tie with tRump and Muskrat.
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He actually tried to ski nearby Sugarbush, but close. Vermonters don't tolerate fascists well, and we brought out our best insults for signs, like "Vance skis in jeans," and "Vance puts his cast iron skillet in the dishwasher."
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Skied Mad River. They should have taken him out for a run an introduced him to a tree.
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There might be an assumption that DOGE is bringing in incredible coders to replace bureaucrats. But that is not the case. Some DOGE members applied to the US Digital Service before Trump took office. None of them got very far, because they lacked basic skills. From a founding member of USDS.
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The blue states have been supporting them for years and all they do is complain. Getting really tired of it. You can only be nice so long. I say let them become the the ignorant third world nation they have strived for.
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But even if every federal worker were fired, it wouldn’t make a dent in the massive deficit increase Trump is proposing. The total federal employee payroll amounts to $271 billion—nowhere near enough to offset the trillions being added to the debt. So what’s the purpose here?
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When my mother passed the check for the month had already been issued. They clawed it back immediately. They also notified her pension holder, broker and bank of her passing. Everything was locked down in less than a day.
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So I can violate the law to save the country from president Musk. Works for me.
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No, not on it much. Just use it and X for research.
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The problem with starlink is security. Musk owns it and apparently thinks nothing about tapping into the data stream if it suits him. He did it in Ukraine and gave the information to Russia.
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www.wired.com/story/elon-m...
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5calls.org/issue/elon-m...
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This was Musk's ultimate goal
Now he has this information for Putin
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Contact your governor and state AG, do it no matter if there are even republicans.
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That’s because they know what there doing is wrong. Sure their excuse will be we were just following our hero Elon.