'Twas ever thus, and ever thus 'twill be.
Friday, October 06, 2017
Today's Tweet
Only a year ago
Today at the White House - Trump's Access Hollywood video on loop all day, one year after the release. #WeGrabBack pic.twitter.com/XuFEhaSAlt— UltraViolet (@UltraViolet) October 6, 2017
Thursday, October 05, 2017
Today's Tweet
Obviously it's coming from the blue side of the aisle, and this "new development" is speculative for now, but holy fuck - this sounds a lot like they're zeroing in.
We're not talking about whether or not the rat-fucking took the form of direct interference.
We're not asking, "did that interference take the form of illegal/criminal activity?"
It's not even, "How did Russia manage to target their shit so perfectly?"
Yes, it was direct interference
Yes, it's criminal.
Yes, the Russians had to have someone helping them from the inside.
Merkley is now asking, "Who provided the analytics the Russians had to have in order to put just the right messages in front of just the right eyeballs?"
“Very likely” that American citizens helped Russia hack the 2016 election -@SenJeffMerkley on #TheBeat https://t.co/j2feNG4bgK— Justin Hendrix (@justinhendrix) October 5, 2017
In Other News
The Daily Beast:
During Wednesday’s Senate hearing on the Equifax data breach, a protester dressed as the “Monopoly Man” from the board game photobombed Equifax CEO Richard Smith’s testimony.
While the CEO discussed his company’s breach that affected 145.5 million people, the protester gazed skeptically through a monocle at the back of his head.
The protester, who is named Amanda Werner, tweeted a photo fully decked out in Monopoly’s Rich Uncle Pennybags attire, complete with the top hat, mustache, and monocle. Werner is a campaign manager for the Americans for Financial Reform coalition and the nonprofit Public Citizen.
In the tweet, Werner explained that the prank, while distracting, was meaningful.
Don't ever forget that "Tort Reform" is coded language used by coin-operated politicians to make it sound reasonable for their client corporations to fuck us out of our right to seek redress through the courts.
During Wednesday’s Senate hearing on the Equifax data breach, a protester dressed as the “Monopoly Man” from the board game photobombed Equifax CEO Richard Smith’s testimony.
While the CEO discussed his company’s breach that affected 145.5 million people, the protester gazed skeptically through a monocle at the back of his head.
The protester, who is named Amanda Werner, tweeted a photo fully decked out in Monopoly’s Rich Uncle Pennybags attire, complete with the top hat, mustache, and monocle. Werner is a campaign manager for the Americans for Financial Reform coalition and the nonprofit Public Citizen.
In the tweet, Werner explained that the prank, while distracting, was meaningful.
Don't ever forget that "Tort Reform" is coded language used by coin-operated politicians to make it sound reasonable for their client corporations to fuck us out of our right to seek redress through the courts.
Wednesday, October 04, 2017
Our National Religion
Bob Costas from some years ago, which might just as well have been yesterday - or tomorrow or whenever the next installment comes in this stoopid monetized ritual of sacrifice to the god of steel dick substitutes.
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