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lk2fireone (0)
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ARE YOU ON THE TRUMP HIT LIST? THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS DEMANDING DATA ON ALL VISITORS TO AN ANTI-TRUMP SITE. OBVIOUSLY, IF YOU HAVE VISITED THE SITE, AND THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS ABLE TO IDENTIFY YOU (THRU EMAIL ADDRESS, PHOTOS, ETC.), THEN YOU WOULD BE CONSIDERED A RADICAL SYMPATHISER WHO SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED OR PUT IN JAIL. TRUMP IS OUR LEADER. BOW DOWN BEFORE HIM, OR FACE THE CONSEQUENCES!!! ======== ======== http://www.zdnet.com/article/trump-gover...84754384421679931766 Trump administration demands data on over a million visitors to anti-Trump site The EFF, representing Dreamhost in the case, called the Justice Dept's order 'unconstitutional'. Zack Whittaker By Zack Whittaker for Zero Day | August 15, 2017 -- 01:00 GMT (18:00 PDT) | Topic: Security The Trump administration is demanding web host provider Dreamhost turn over the logs of over 1.3 million visitors to an anti-Trump website it hosts, the company has revealed. News of the Justice Department order landed Monday when the company took an unusual step of announcing that it had been in talks with the government to clarify and narrow the search warrant in an effort to comply, but had failed to reach an amicable resolution. The order demanded that the company provide "all information available", including its owner and its visitors, of a political activism and protest organizing website against the current Trump administration, the web host said in a blog post. The website, known as DisruptJ20, is a political organization that planned a mass protest for the inauguration of then president-elect Donald Trump in January. Several purported members of the organization were arrested for alleged violent conduct during the protests. The specific information that prosecutors want isn't known as the affidavit for the search warrant remains under seal. Dreamhost has however confirmed the order demanded the company hand over "contact information, email content, and photos of thousands of people," to determine "who simply visited the website," the company said. The company argued that the data, including logs and specific identifiable information, will allow the government to build a comprehensive list of names who oppose the Trump administration. Specifically, the company argued that the warrant "not only aims to identify the political dissidents of the current administration, but attempts to identify and understand what content each of these dissidents viewed on the website." "That information could be used to identify any individuals who used this site to exercise and express political speech protected under the Constitution's First Amendment," the blog post read. Dreamhost as a result filed its opposition to the order late last month, arguing that the search warrant "violates" the Fourth Amendment against unreasonable searches and seizures. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a privacy group currently representing Dreamhost, said in a statement that the Justice Dept's order was "unconstitutional". "No plausible explanation exists for a search warrant of this breadth, other than to cast a digital dragnet as broadly as possible," said Mark Rumold, a senior staff attorney. "But the Fourth Amendment was designed to prohibit fishing expeditions like this," he said. "Those concerns are especially relevant here, where [Justice Dept] is investigating a website that served as a hub for the planning and exercise of First Amendment-protected activities." A hearing is scheduled in a Washington DC court on Friday. | |
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| 08-15-17 06:05pm - 2702 days | #2 | |
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lk2fireone (0)
Active User Posts: 3,618 Registered: Nov 14, '08 Location: CA |
PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS BOTH GEORGE WASHINGTON AND THOMAS JEFFERSON WERE SLAVEOWNERS. SO, MAYBE, HE IS IMPLYING THAT WE STILL HAVE THE RIGHT TO OWN SLAVES? AND THAT MAYBE RACISM IS OK, IF IT LEADS TO A BETTER, STRONGER AMERICA. ESPECIALLY IF THE RACISTS ARE TRUMP SUPPORTERS. ====== ====== http://variety.com/2017/tv/columns/donal...e-column-1202528998/ Variety Donald Trump’s Rant Proves He Doesn’t Care About Most Americans (Column) TV Critic Sonia Saraiya TV Critic @soniasaraiya Trump Press Conference AP/REX/Shutterstock August 15, 2017 | 05:07PM PT Confusingly, President Donald Trump engaged with history from his bully pulpit during his press conference on Tuesday. Speaking from the gilded lobby of Trump Tower in New York City, Trump attempted to take questions about infrastructure, and instead was met with a chorus of questions about his response to the Aug. 12 fracas in Charlottesville, Va., in which self-proclaimed white supremacists and neo-Nazis violently descended on the college town for two days of fighting that ended with three dead. Trump pivoted, in just half an hour, from his strongest condemnation of the perpetrators yet to a defensive, scattershot breakdown that blamed “both sides” for the violence. During that denouement, he tried to complicate the issue of Confederate monuments in America by throwing out that both George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were slaveowners. It was so unlike Trump to call to historical fact that it was a little destabilizing — an almost nuanced argument about how to reclaim history, albeit one that seems to not understand that unlike Jefferson and Washington, Robert E. Lee decided not just to own slaves but to stake his life and reputation on commanding an army battling for the right to keep slaves, across the South, forever. It would be terrifyingly and mind-numbingly simple for Trump to acknowledge that racism is bad and move on. But no; he has to get into it. Following events in Charlottesville that struck a nerve for many Americans because it looked like a Nazi rally, except on American soil, Trump’s tack is to needle and pick at American history. It is not new that the president has little regard for the truth — specifically, for those facts that do not personally satisfy him. This feeds directly into a bullying disdain of the press, who in his mind are uncovering material inconvenient to him. Trump’s self-delusion about “fake news” is something impossible to understand; for an incredibly media-savvy man, his capacity for self-deception is simply unparalleled. But even though it is expected, it is alarming to watch the president of the United States use excoriating language about the assembled journalists as if it were transitional filler, like “um” or “anyway” — laying into the press corps, indiscriminately, with accusations that they don’t report facts or are unfair or biased or false. It’s also not new that the president only cares to serve his base. His inauguration speech, written by Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon, actually used the words “America first” in an unabashed and polarizing pander to his white nationalist core supporters. Trump doesn’t really see himself as the president of America, but instead as the perpetual winner; he has no idea what public service looks like. And yet it is still alarming and disheartening to see it all in action. In Tuesday’s press conference, Trump presented peak Trumpism; he rejected a much-documented, incredibly obvious phenomenon for a narrative more convenient to him, which he quite possibly made up on the spot, because it feels better to him. It is impossible to deny Trump’s force of personality, which briefly makes nearly any claim appear plausible. What undercuts Trump’s charisma is how blatantly self-serving he is, at all times. He could not even end the press conference without sneaking in a reference to one of his properties — while standing in the lobby of another and coming off of a vacation at a third. Observers of the media have said time and again that Trump is a kind of wizard with his own brand management, and I don’t disagree. But it is fascinating how even here, with the simplest possible path to uniting and inspiring most Americans, he just can’t do it. To be sure, Trump is a racist — he waged a racist war against President Obama, called Mexicans “rapists,” has plans to build a wall on the border, and did his best in the first days of his term to ban Muslim immigration — but you can be a racist and still condemn white supremacy. Trump does not care about unity. His skill is in provoking and antagonizing most of us, and in satisfying the mean-spirited impulses of others, and in keeping his name in the papers. He’s like the Jerry Springer of presidents, where America is the crying family on the couch; he knows how to tear us apart, but like all the king’s horses and all the king’s men, he doesn’t know how to put us back together again. Watching that press conference is watching a president who doesn’t care about most Americans. Overwhelming disgust at the neo-Nazi rally only seems to strengthen his resolve to defend some “very fine people” who he insists where “innocently” protesting. Trump’s approval rating is the lowest it’s ever been and he is so put off by the onslaught of bad press about him that he has taken to relying on two packets of positive propaganda, presented to him in the morning and afternoon. The message is clear: Trump isn’t there to make us happy; we’re here to make him happy. The look on his face, at the press conference Tuesday afternoon, suggests we aren’t doing a good enough job. Filed Under: CharlottesvilleDonald Trump | |
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| 08-16-17 11:08am - 2702 days | #3 | |
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lk2fireone (0)
Active User Posts: 3,618 Registered: Nov 14, '08 Location: CA |
PRESIDENT TRUMP DECIDES THAT AMERICA IS ALREADY GREAT. AND DOES NOT NEED BUSINESS COUNCILS TO GIVE HIM ADVICE ON HOW TO STRENGTHEN AMERICAN BUSINESS. ========= ========= http://www.thewrap.com/trump-disbands-2-...rlottesville-outcry/ Trump Disbands CEO Advisory Councils After Charlottesville Outcry Itay Hod | August 16, 2017 @ 10:39 AM Members of President Donald Trump’s Strategic and Policy Forum have agreed to disband following his controversial remarks in which the president seem to equate white supremacists with the protesters who opposed them. Soon after, the president announced via Twitter that he was ending it, along with his Manufacturing Council. “Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both. Thank you all!” The move comes as Trump faces backlash over his tepid response to a violent white supremacist rally over the weekend, which left one woman and two police officers dead and and 19 people wounded when a car plowed into a group of anti-fascist counter protesters. “The thinking was it was important to do as a group,” a member of the council told CNBC. “As a panel, not as individuals because it would have more significant impact. It makes a central point that it’s not going to go forward. It’s done.” On Wednesday morning, Stephen Schwarzman, the chief executive of the Blackstone Group, organized a conference call for members of the president’s Strategic and Policy Forum. The execs then decided to leave the council, according to the New York Times. | |
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