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It goes right down to your city and county.
That's nice but we live about 6 hours from the mountains so it is a nice change of scenery.Pretty nice ain't it? Glad you were able to get out.. get that change of scenery.. The mountains.. such wonders..
Being an ant in a world of grasshoppers.....I like working..for me and the mate...Comes easy, doesn't it?
BUT THIS GUY IS NOT A LIAR
That coming from some pzzy who spends its life running an online scam.Tis true, most people easily believe everything they're told, can't joke around anymore, it's all serious business these days.. for me.. I've made enough cash, it ain't about the money rolling in anymore.. relaxing phase.. reckon I got about 30 years worth, cashing in ya know..
"...US prosecutors charge Atlanta man after GrapheneOS phone wipes itself during airport searchTRUMP’S SUPREME COURT WILL PROBABLY RULE AGAINST THE DEFENDANT….. BUT THERE IS COMING A TIME WHEN NEW PEOPLE WILL BE APPOINTED TO THE COURT…. AND A LOT OF THIS IS GOING TO GO DOWN THE TUBES…. THEY’RE MAKING THIS…. WELL TO BE MORE ACCURATE…. WE ARE ALREADY A POLICE STATE RULED BY THE OLIGARCHY….
Prosecutors say the OS erased evidence, but advocates warn the case could criminalize security tools..."
...During the questioning, agents repeatedly asked Tunick to unlock his phone and warned they would seize it if he refused. When he finally provided a passcode, the phone appeared to restart. The defense motion states that "the screen went blank, flashed several times, and the phone appeared to restart," resulting in the loss of data.
The wipe is now central to the case. Prosecutors are treating it as an intentional act to destroy evidence, while the defense argues that the search violated Tunick's constitutional rights and that the evidence should be suppressed.
The case raises questions about which constitutional rights apply at US borders, including international airports, where authorities have broader search powers. ..."
So trump's DOJ thinks that the contents of your phone are the government's to inspect without a warrant.
I would also argue that the defendant did not wipe the phone, the agents did.
Bipartisan lawmakers are advancing bills that would require hospitals and insurers to disclose their prices.
The point is that you don't know shite from Shinola - and will lie - about any subject.POINT OF FACT, YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. HE MAY BE INACCURATE HE MAY BE INCORRECT IN HIS BELIEFS, BUT THIS GUY IS NOT A LIAR. FOR YOU TO CALL HIM THAT INDICATES A SEVERE LACK OF INTELLECT ON YOUR PART.. PEOPLE LIKE YOU FUEL THE DISCONNECT BETWEEN PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY NOW… YOU THRIVE ON IT….
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