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CURRENT EVENTS - April
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8992Tiger
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Well, first choice was the perv from Florida. Damn!
And if they dont like what is written on this board they will declare it an antifa board. If they don’t like what you say at your mutual aid society meeting then it becomes an antifa meeting. If they don’t like your No Kings promotions, antifa. Give the finger of ICE, antifa.
ZenMode
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UK slowly crawling back to sanity....
Britain rolls back controversial tracking of legal social media posts
Police in the U.K. will no longer track every offensive social media post and online argument. The government has decided to end a controversial practice in which police logged what are called non-crime hate incidents, or NCHIs.
The U.K. Home Office, which is responsible for public safety, policing, and border control, made the announcement on social media.
"Police time will no longer be wasted investigating legal social media posts, freeing up officers to patrol the streets and tackle real crime," the post reads in part.
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Britain rolls back controversial tracking of legal social media posts
Police in the U.K. will no longer track every offensive social media post and online argument. The government has decided to end a controversial practice in which police logged what are called non-crime hate incidents, or NCHIs.
The U.K. Home Office, which is responsible for public safety, policing, and border control, made the announcement on social media.
"Police time will no longer be wasted investigating legal social media posts, freeing up officers to patrol the streets and tackle real crime," the post reads in part.
Britain rolls back controversial tracking of legal social media posts
Offensive social media posts and online arguments will no longer be tracked by police in the United Kingdom.
1moretimeagain
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JD Vance hitting the campaign trail.
Mulberry Heel
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Ol'Pete saw what was happening to Pam and Kristi and saw what was coming down the pike if the war doesn't get better for his boss. So he's relieving his military commanders and scapegoating them to Dear Leader. It's not his fault that the war is a shitshow, it's the generals and admiral's fault! Never mind that these generals probably told him and Dear Leader that attacking Iran was a big mistake, somebody has got to pay, and Ol'Pete is going to make damn sure that it's not him.
And if I were Tulsi and Karoline Leavitt I'd be watching my back, because they're likely both next on the hit list if Trump's approval numbers don't improve, and fast.
There are fewer “high melanin” people in the US, so Pete has no choice but to remove them from service since there are more low melanin people to choose from. It’s Zen math.
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An Embarrassing Mistake May Have Skewed Microplastics Research All Along
Researchers discovered a standard piece of lab equipment has added thousands of microplastic ‘false positives’ per each square-millimeter under scrutiny.
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Fraud Czar? Noooo. I will henceforth be referring to him as the FRAUD VP. Has a much better ring to it.
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US State Department settles lawsuit claiming Biden-era suppression of conservative news
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US State Department settles lawsuit claiming Biden-era suppression of conservative news
The Trump administration has agreed to stop the U.S. State Department from supporting technology that suppresses or fact-checks Americans' speech, settling a lawsuit by conservatives who said the department funded tools that censored right-leaning media outlets in the Biden era.
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