Greyghoster @ Greyghoster @aussie.zone

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Time to stay away from the USA.

Too true. Should have read the article but the WSJ is on the nose. Others had a better take.

I suppose that Donny is surprised. No body else is.

1,200 sales in one day just as the rebate closed! Such efficiency! No wonder Musk Doggie was selected to sort out government efficiency????

Then the words need to say what they mean. At the moment they mean that Mozilla own everything.

Politicians are generally loose with the truth but the LNP really take it to a nasty level of lying. It all seems to be about winning the election however it really is about setting up an agenda for radical gutting of our society.

It’s wishful thinking but they may have committed a Shorten manoeuvre where they scare the electorate.

Maybe a throwaway email address and use TAILS as an anonymiser which also manages the cookie cleanup. Every network session is a new clean invocation.

In some the police and judiciary are extension on the executive government where in others they are the third branch and independent.

There are a number of places in the world that have legal systems that are totally controlled by the state. If you go to those places you are taking large chances as you don’t know how much you figure in that government’s agenda at that moment.

When asking why is this so important to Trump, it can only be money. Nothing else motivates him. They say there are minerals there but it’s probably oil.

Wow the President of the USA calling insulting the President of Germany? Wow would have thought?

Was thinking the same.

Only the stuff you put in the microwave.

Well the American people voted for instability now they and the rest of the world will need to sit back with popcorn and watch.

Not in Australia where it is illegal for the police to touch your phone.

Interesting. The article doesn’t actually say that fluoridation in water supplies is dangerous but that some researchers are questioning. Generally code for lack of scientific evidence. It also finds that early studies may have had a flawed basis (pretty much all early studies have been found wanting by later scientists) but doesn’t refute the results.The study mentioned in the article talks about high levels of fluoridation which I assume is in lab tests however these levels are not the case in water supplies.

The correct way forward is more actual science based studies.

The sad part is that a technological society built ethically might be sustainable however we’ve blown it with run away climate change.

Apparently endless growth is a good thing. How the planet is supposed to continue to provide and survive a continuous expansion of Homo sapiens is beyond me. The only way out is to decrease population growth and refactor the world economy away from endless growth.

It’s law and order with a bit of “thou shall not steal”. There’re people who never question the root cause.

Totally agree about WhatsApp as I no longer use it due FB shenanigans. A lot of people do though which is interesting as it so easy to move.