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Hi everyone, I’m planning to move to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), but before I fully commit, I need some info from those familiar with the legal job market here. I’m a junior lawyer specializing in employment and labour law, and I’m looking for a private practice boutique firm. My ideal firm would have a billable hour requirement of around 1,400 hours per year and offer compensation in the range of $70k annually. Is it realistic to find a firm like this in the GTA? Or should I consider looking outside the Toronto area for better opportunities that meet my criteria? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/JusticeForSimpleRick [link] [comments]

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So, I'm attending a funeral and it got me thinking about how I'd handle my affairs when I eventually depart. I'm just curious how folks plan for taking care of private details. Everything important to me is saved in my KeePass database. Would I just contact a lawyer and provide details for access? I'm fairly technical, but my family is not. How would I ensure that they are capable of shutting down any services or taking care of financial details? Would it be prudent to hire someone technical to facilitate that stuff? I store a lot of digital certificates and files in my KeePass, but I'm not confident that anyone I know would be capable of following any technical directives. I try to keep things private, but after I'm gone, I'm not sure how to share important things with folks. submitted by /u/FrequentlyVeganBear [link] [comments]

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White House columnist at The Hill Niall Stanage discusses the meeting between Vice President Kamala Harris and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. #KamalaHarris #Netanyahu #Israel

Published: Thursday, July 25, 2024 Download free computerized mp3 audio file of this column (To subscribe to my columns at no cost, click here.) With Joe Biden out of the race for president and Kamala Harris now the presumptive Democratic nominee, the question of who will control the

I'm creating a web app where users can write notes, and as someone who has always valued privacy in my notes, I want to offer end-to-end encryption to my users. But to my knowledge, it comes at a huge cost. If we are to genuinely encrypt all data including metadata, then I'm not sure if there is an easy way to display the recent notes without decrypting everything first, which is no-no. Aside from the fact that plaintext alone can add up to take lots of storage, these documents/notes may contain other forms of media such as images and videos, which means that having to download even an extra note on each visit is impractical. This means that at I must at least leave some metadata decrypted, such as modification date, so I can query notes in order. If I want to offer searching notes by name, I would have to leave the name of the note decrypted as well. This means that if I want to have an interface on the web for viewing notes, as well as being able to search for them by name only, I must leave metadata decrypted, while I only encrypt the content of the note itself, in which I'd still be sacrificing search by note content. Now there are much easier solutions on the software side that is installed on computer, because I could just download and decrypt everything that belongs to them on the client and utilize caching everything in their filesystem. But it's a whole different story on the web. Some solutions I've come up with, include balancing out the pros and cons of E2EE by providing both normal and private workspaces, where in normal its not end-to-end encrypted, and in private it is, or providing an opt-in feature for "privacy mode", where everything is OPTIONALLY end-to-end encrypted, but would come at a cost of losing advanced search features, which I value since my app heavily utilizes such as when attempting to link previously written notes/paragraphs to a new note. The two opposite extremes that I've found are Notion and Obsidian. Notion can do everything on the web, at the cost of having easy access to user data. Obsidian Sync on the other hand, does end-to-end encryption, but at the cost of not being available on the web. Given these concerns, what options do I have, if I want to make all my users happy? I want to provide both accessibility and privacy on the web, but I can't think of many practical ways to do it. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/Abtix2 [link] [comments]

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Hey all, There are fairly well known associate pay schemes that are used at small to mid-size firms (e.g., the “rule of thirds” or X% take-home for every dollar billed and collected), but what’s a common equity partner salary scheme? With associates making, say, 30-50% of every dollar that they collect (generally), is this percentage higher for equity partners? If so, how much higher? There doesn’t seem to be much info out there on this, so any info would be insightful. submitted by /u/Ill-Chemistry7844 [link] [comments]

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Apologies if this is the wrong sub reddit. I am a PhD student at a university and am also receiving medical care at the university's student health center, specifically in a centre specialized for the Treatment of X in my University. I'm worried whether that information is truly private from other staff at the University such as my supervisor. For example, could they see what doctor I'm seeing and that they're a specialist in X, or that I attended an appointment at X clinic? As X is a pretty stigmatized disorder, I'm a bit paranoid that perhaps internally it may not be the case. Incidentally last week I was accidentally sent an email that contained another patient's information so I'm worried the security is lax. On the other hand this centre is a specialized one in X disorder and going off-campus may mean very long wait times or inferior treatment, plus it's already in my health record that I have X and saw a specialist for it to get diagnosed. Any advice or am I overthinking this? Thanks! submitted by /u/nerd_inthecorner [link] [comments]

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I don't know much about these things, but I thought that if you are using an https connection in the browser, the connection is secure, and so no one can see the data, unless the phone is hacked. Today, I came across this article where it says Xiaomi collected data using its own web browser: https://www.androidauthority.com/xiaomi-privacy-cheap-phone-1118444/ While this article is about Xiaomi spying using its own browser, how much can the Android OS, like MIUI or OneUI, see if you are using a separate browser like Firefox or Mull or DuckDuckGo? Can they see what sites are being visited, and what is being typed, including passwords? I have an old phone running CrDroid custom ROM. I am thinking of buying a new phone, a cheap one, like the Samsung M14 or M15, or the Poco M6 Pro, and I was leaning towards Poco since it offers more value for money and I can also install CrDroid on it. The problem with custom ROMs is the camera becomes pretty trashy, and banking apps don't install at all. Another thing I learned today is that even with custom ROMs, the firmware remains the same, so it is still possible for the company to spy on you if they want to. I am not activist or an important person so I don't think they are going to specially target me, but I'd still like my browsing history and passwords to remain secure. My question is not about which phone to buy to stay secure, because from what I know, all the companies are spying. My question is regarding how safe is a FOSS browser in say, MIUI? Also, I think I can take it for granted that the default file manager and all third-party file managers can see the names and possibly the contents of unencrypted files, correct? So even if you use an app like EDS Lite or DroidFS to use encrypted containers, the OS and the file manager can still see the names of the files going into the container. The contents of the container are only protected from someone who gets their hands on your phone and doesn't know the password. Thank you. submitted by /u/Sizzlurr [link] [comments]

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By Martin Robinson, Chief Reporter Published: 08:33 EDT, 23 July 2024 | Updated: 09:17 EDT, 23 July 2024 Kamala Harris is descended from an owner of 120-plus slaves who ran a Jamaican plantation and fought against the abolition of the abhorrent trade, a British historian claimed today. The

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"Also learning that you can pretty trivially detect audio using phone sensors, without the microphone. On stock android, all apps are allowed to use things like the accelerometer and tilt sensors, they do not have an associated permission like the microphone, so if an app really wanted to listen in on you, it could reverse engineer sound from that sensor data." Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/s/nw3DmmNX7N This is pretty crazy and seems to be possible, I hope there are some apps to turn off specific sensors on f-droid maybe, without a custom ROM? submitted by /u/Guilty_Debt_6768 [link] [comments]

It shouldn’t be shocking, but it still is to me given that I have a glimmer of optimism for our future, despite current events telling me I shouldn’t, that people are so blindly flooding social media with support for Kamala Harris for President. Prior to this sudden internal move to remove Biden from the ticket & replace him with her, leftist news outlets such as the Atlantic & CNN, & other news outlets like The Hill were reporting on the “Kamala Harris Problem” & how SHE should be the one replaced for Biden to secure a victory in reelection. These articles published by leftist outlets speak of her tumultuous first year or two that was riddled with turnover & staffers speaking out on how hard it is to work with & for her. Asides from all of this, she was deemed by the “Border Czar” by the current administration in which we all know was a colossal failure. Suddenly, she’s embraced by the establishment, the Wall Street donations have come pouring in, & you can’t watch a YouTube video without seeing her face in an ad directly after. This all follows the failed assassination attempt of former President Trump. Everything is just so strange. These bizarre events have been happening before our eyes for quite sometime, & the availability of social media to spread information amongst each other on them has been around for well over a decade now. HOW CAN PEOPLE STILL NOT SEE THROUGH THE LINES? There was a coordinated effort to remove Biden from the ballot, with specifics being unknown. They knew once Trump heroically pumped his fist with blood dripping down his face after having his life nearly ended, the momentum he would have would be nearly unbeatable. They went into panic mode, threw Biden off the ticket one way or another despite being very adamant about staying in the race, & now put up the next establishment hack. It appears all that’s needed is a few Beyoncé songs, Tik Tok ads, random young rapper endorsements, & Wall Street donations to suddenly be “cool” & “the candidate.” Her career, her state of California, her track record, are cluttered with colossal failures. In the 2020 campaign, her own party’s voters criticized her for not being progressive enough & called her “top cop.” Now, we’re seeing social media posts & comments justifying her track record, & disregarding any of the criticisms she faced back then. This is not a partisan post in favor of the Republicans btw, but as far as platform goes, this “progressive” movement is anti-nearly everything libertarian. It’s anti-freedom. It calls for the embrace of government & belief that government will always be there for you in one way or another when you deeply analyze their platform. I guess what really hits me is how easily fooled the public seems to be. I really hope social media & the new wave of Pro-Harris polls aren’t a reflection of what happens in November & for the future of our country. submitted by /u/gaylonelymillenial [link] [comments]

This is part one of an ongoing series.  Government involvement in content moderation raises serious human rights concerns in every context. Since October 7, social media platforms have been challenged for the unjustified takedowns of pro-Palestinian content—sometimes at the request of the Israeli government—and a simultaneous failure to remove hate speech towards Palestinians. More specifically, social media platforms have worked with the Israeli Cyber Unit—a government office set up to issue takedown requests to platforms—to remove content considered as incitement to violence and terrorism, as well as any promotion of groups widely designated as terrorists.  Many of these relationships predate the current conflict, but have proliferated in the period since. Between October 7 and November 14, a total of 9,500 takedown requests were sent from the Israeli authorities to social media platforms, of which 60 percent went to Meta with a reported 94% compliance rate.  This is not new. The Cyber Unit has long boasted that its takedown requests result in high compliance rates of up to 90 percent across all social media platforms. They have unfairly targeted Palestinian rights activists, news organizations, and civil society; one such incident prompted Meta’s Oversight Board to recommend that the company “Formalize a transparent process on how it receives and responds to all government requests for content removal, and ensure that they are included in transparency reporting.” When a platform edits its content at the behest of government agencies, it can leave the platform inherently biased in favor of that government’s favored positions. That cooperation gives government agencies outsized influence over content moderation systems for their own political goals—to control public dialogue, suppress dissent, silence political opponents, or blunt social movements. And once such systems are established, it is easy for the government to use the systems to coerce and pressure platforms to moderate speech they may not otherwise have chosen to moderate. Alongside government takedown requests, free expression in Gaza has been further restricted by platforms unjustly removing pro-Palestinian content and accounts—interfering with the dissemination of news and silencing voices expressing concern for Palestinians. At the same time, X has been criticized for failing to remove hate speech and has disabled features that allow users to report certain types of misinformation. TikTok has implemented lackluster strategies to monitor the nature of content on their services. Meta has admitted to suppressing certain comments containing the Palestinian flag in certain “offensive contexts” that violate its rules. To combat these consequential harms to free expression in Gaza, EFF urges platforms to follow the Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation and undertake the following actions: Bring in local and regional stakeholders into the policymaking process to provide a greater cultural competence—knowledge and understanding of local language, culture and contexts—throughout the content moderation system. Urgently recognize the particular risks to users’ rights that result from state involvement in content moderation processes. Ensure that state actors do not exploit or manipulate companies’ content moderation systems to censor dissenters, political opponents, social movements, or any person. Notify users when, how, and why their content has been actioned, and give them the opportunity to appeal. Everyone Must Have a Seat at the Table Given the significant evidence of ongoing human rights violations against Palestinians, both before and since October 7, U.S. tech companies have significant ethical obligations to verify to themselves, their employees, the American public, and Palestinians themselves that they are not directly contributing to these abuses. Palestinians must have a seat at the table, just as Israelis do, when it comes to moderating speech in the region, most importantly their own. Anything less than this risks contributing to a form of digital apartheid. An Ongoing Issue This isn’t the first time EFF has raised concerns about censorship in Palestine, including in multiple international forums. Most recently, we wrote to the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression expressing concern about the disproportionate impact of platform restrictions on expression by governments and companies. In May, we submitted comments to the Oversight Board urging that moderation decisions of the rallying cry “From the river to the sea” must be made on an individualized basis rather than through a blanket ban. Along with international and regional allies, EFF also asked Meta to overhaul its content moderation practices and policies that restrict content about Palestine, and have issued a set of recommendations for the company to implement. And back in April 2023, EFF and ECNL submitted comments to the Oversight Board addressing the over-moderation of the word ‘shaheed’ and other Arabic-language content by Meta, particularly through the use of automated content moderation tools. In their response, the Oversight Board found that Meta’s approach disproportionately restricts free expression, is unnecessary, and that the company should end the blanket ban to remove all content using the “shaheed”.

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Banned from r/freebies for posting "No thanks!" to a Madame President sticker. Guess it's not a free speech safe space and just another left wing squatter submitted by /u/LOUIETHESTARFIGHTER [link] [comments]

While you sleep, Twitter has enabled an option for everyone giving them the right to use your data to train their AI. The option is now enabled by default. You can turn it off here : https://x.com/settings/grok_settings submitted by /u/Quelanight2324 [link] [comments]

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I am content creator & enterpreneur and on regular basis i do meeting or record videos i faced a lot of issue not wanting to edit video just to hide that 1 thing i left. how do you handle this? submitted by /u/theindianappguy [link] [comments]

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Not sure if this is the right subreddit for this, but I’m wondering if there are any experienced lawyers that can provide some input. For pre trial dates under ordinary procedure I believe you select a date online and then fill out a certification form ? We sent the certification form to the other side, and have not heard back in 4 days. The court appearance is next week on Tuesday I believe. What is the potential next step ? Is it automatically cancelled or can there be an adverse consequence since the form was not provided ? submitted by /u/Getreckless [link] [comments]

I had ordered some stuff from ebay a few months ago and my name shows up at 52wmb having won a bid from an auction. It's nothing crazy but I don't want my info showing up like that since it's one of the first things that show up when I google my name 😅 submitted by /u/meenli97 [link] [comments]

Hello, my head hurts for days now after I couldn’t decide rather I should be a cop or a lawyer. The thing is that I always wanted to be a cop since I was young but I also hear a lot of negative stuff from former cops. I will be sending this message to « AskLawyers » too just to have both sides. I always loved the police since I was young but for 3 years now, I switched to law and the knowledge of what makes our society. Apparently, lawyers work 50-60 hours per week, while police officers work 40 hours. In addition, a lawyer makes on average 120k$, while cops (in my canadian province) can make up to 120k after a few years of experience, Police lieutenants and above also make crazy amounts of money. Regarding work schedule, I dont mind to work night shifts for a day or 2 per week. As long as the other days are off. I’d also like to add that becoming a lawyer is much harder than becoming a cop, and I am afraid that not following my dream job won’t take me anywhere in law and that would mean that I have missed the chance to probably rank up in the police because of my long interest about the job. Please help me, im starting to tweak. submitted by /u/JollyAdhesiveness830 [link] [comments]

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Today I decided to switch my phone network provider as I have had issues with SMS. When looking at new deals, I've decided to look at O2, what I disliked was the fact you had to provide so much information, such as your salary and things they shouldn't be interested in as its just a SIM card. I believe they also do hard check on your credit history, so it will leave a mark. So I continued looking at other providers and finally found one. Even though it's just slightly more expensive, there is no contract at all and all they require is your bank card information (not your sort code /account number) and your address to post. You just pay monthly I went with that provider, the process was smooth, you provide your address, your bank card information and that's all. The name/surname can be fake (for the safety of your private data). Then I have realised that if I am going to vote with my wallet, I would rather go and buy from a provider where they don't violate your data. What are other purchases you can do to ensure your expense goes to the right brand in terms of privacy? submitted by /u/SpringSufficient3050 [link] [comments]

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So ive never done a free space wipe, but i heard its reccomended to do, and i heard Bleachbit is pretty good, but ive seen mixed opinions on it, And are there any downsides of using it to wipe free space? And if its not good, then what are better softwares for that? submitted by /u/Radess5ss [link] [comments]

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Where you thought of never using the feature, company, service or thing again? I want honest answers but try not to throw anyone specific under the bus so post dont get locked. submitted by /u/GoodSamIAm [link] [comments]

I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I’m seeking help. If you’ve seen the news recently, you might be aware of the situation in Bangladesh. To summarize: Students have taken to the streets demanding reforms to the quota system for public sector jobs. The government responded harshly, resulting in one of the most brutal crackdowns in the country’s history. As of now, 204 people have died (only according to media estimates; the real number is a few times higher), including many students, some as young as 9 years old. People are being taken from their homes, and to control the flow of information, the government has imposed a 7-day internet blackout, including a curfew. The internet has been partially restored; however, social media remains blocked, and overall internet speed is very low. Currently, law enforcement agencies are checking everyone’s phones whenever they go out, looking for videos of police brutality (which can be seen on multiple platforms). I am seeking insights on how to bypass this extreme level of censorship and surveillance. It is crucial for people to document information and share it with the Bangladeshi diaspora abroad so it can be reported on. I will delete the post if it's not the place for such questions or discussions. But we are kind of desperate right now. Any insights would be very appreciated. Thank you so much in advance. submitted by /u/Pure-Philosophy-4080 [link] [comments]

I recently visited theverge.com and oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com, and both sites displayed privacy notice banners about the cookies they use and their purposes. They also mentioned sharing these cookies and information with a staggering number of partners: The Verge with 845 and Oxford Learner's Dictionaries with 808 partners. https://imgur.com/a/QvyXmMU The crucial point is that these notices clarify that, whether or not consent is given, a portion of your data will still be shared with a significant number of partners (515 in The Verge's case). This raises the question: in what way is this normal? Most internet users either allow these cookies (which doesn't make much of a difference if they don't) or are unaware of the extent of data sharing. I make an effort to block as many cookies as possible and using uBlock Origin and Firefox with Total Cookie Protection. However, I am aware that while these measures may reduce the issue, they do not entirely resolve it, leaving me with limited control over my data. I understand there are inherent issues with online privacy, but aren't these figures jaw-dropping? As users, what can we do to protect our privacy more effectively? - I'm attempting to find a middle ground between convenience and privacy. Therefore, I don't think using the Tor browser or hardened configs are the answer. submitted by /u/LibreGeek95 [link] [comments]

I am from India and one service, OneCard, offers a credit card. They collected my personal details: phone number, email, name, birth date, and PAN number. They have not provided me with any service yet and claim they are updating their system, without specifying when the service will be available. When I requested them to delete my data, they stated they cannot delete it for seven years due to RBI guidelines. However, they have not fulfilled their promise of providing a service and have given no timeline for doing so. I demand that my data be deleted from their system. In India, companies should take data privacy seriously when collecting or storing personal information. Privacy Policy: https://www.getonecard.app/legal/privacy/ submitted by /u/riden_it [link] [comments]

Seroiusly ? Google timeline shows where i EXACTLY was, even when i drive with airplane mode on and location off. Ive put all google services to deep sleep (except some necessary to run android). Also shows when did i leave home and came back, and shows exactly how much time i spent somewhere. Turning off location history doesn't mean that google will stop capturing it. Is there anyway to force location seevices to only work in foreground ? submitted by /u/WISE_NIGG [link] [comments]

Watch the full show: http://www.kimiversenshow.com Caleb Maupin, Author, Journalist, Political Analyst, Founder of the Center for Political Innovation. Get his censored Kamala Harris book here: https://www.lulu.com/shop/caleb-maupi… **About the show The Kim Iversen Show is a fully independent program produced for your entertainment and information. The one hour show

Hello, I'll be going to Ukraine soon and have some questions I think y'all can help with. I've been told to buy a phone in Ukraine and pair that with a Ukrainian SIM so my phone doesn't stick out, as I guess they can see what country your SIM is from and where your phone is from. They're also saying to never log into any social media as that can be tied to a device, how does that work and does that apply to gmail? If I don't download gmail but check it through a web browser? Also, would it be safe to use discord as thats more of a group chat app vs a facebook social mediaesque thingy? I guess I'm wondering is someone able to see my SIM number or emei and tie that to a linked in page or whatever? How does that work? I've been told Signal is safe to use, do yall agree? People are also recommending using a faraday bag. Is that nessecary if my phone is off? Do phones put out any signals when off? Thanks for your time. submitted by /u/CaptainT-byrd [link] [comments]

2025 has a project and one that words can be said about if words sayers want to say them – fortunately we have some libertarians here to say more words – this is part two of that! Yeah! There was a part one also and this is not

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Watch the full show: http://www.kimiversenshow.com Caleb Maupin, Author, Journalist, Political Analyst, Founder of the Center for Political Innovation. Get his censored Kamala Harris book here: https://www.lulu.com/shop/caleb-maupi… **About the show The Kim Iversen Show is a fully independent program produced for your entertainment and information. The one hour show

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Shatters record previously held by Jesus Kevin Barrett Jul 25 READ IN APP WASHINGTON D.C. (October 24, 2024) – Precognitive Press One week before Hallowe’en, the hundreds of Congressional representatives who had been giving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a standing ovation since July 24 finally stopped applauding

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By Josué Michels • July 25, 2024 “You should draw a line in the calendar for 2029!” Bundeswehr Inspector General Carsten Breuer advised young soldiers at the Command and Staff College, according to a July 12 Bild report. In just five years, the German military plans to be

There is competent analysis on the Internet of acoustic evidence indicating more than one shooter involved in the attempt on Trump’s life. Obviously, what is needed is a credible, brave, credentialed acoustic expert to analyze the acoustic evidence. This should be arranged by committees of the US Congress, such as the committees headed by Jim Jordan and James Comer. It is completely clear that neither the FBI, which has been trying to destroy Trump and his supporters for eight years, nor the Secret Service or Homeland Security can be trusted with the investigation. These agencies have zero credibility. The challenge … Continue reading → The post US Representatives Jim Jordan & James Comer Must Undertake a Congressional investigation of the Assassination Attempt on Trump appeared first on LewRockwell.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech before Congress was everything you’d expect: packed full of lies and propaganda spin, yet simultaneously very illuminating and revealing. The Israeli prime minister received no fewer than 58 standing ovations while speaking before both houses of Congress and spewing the most despicable lies you could possibly imagine in his conspicuously American accent. Depending on how politically aware you are, this spectacle could be perceived as either deeply un-American, or as American as it gets. Netanyahu repeated evidence-free atrocity propaganda about what happened on October 7, falsely asserting that Hamas “burned babies alive” and killed two babies in an attic. He falsely claimed that Hamas … Continue reading → The post Netanyahu’s Speech Was as American as It Gets appeared first on LewRockwell.

(Chaz Anon) Executives at the largest insurance companies in the United States say they are ‘alarmed’ at the ‘sudden surge’ in deaths among fully jabbed young people. According to an Oct. 26 report in InsuranceNewsNet, U.S. insurance execuives are worried about the crippling payouts they are being forced to make due to the unprecedented number of young, healthy adults dropping dead following the jab rollout. Expose-news.com reports: Insurers saw death benefits rise 15.4% in 2020, the biggest one-year increase since the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic, followed by a record $100.28 billion — nearly double the historic norm — in total death … Continue reading → The post The Global Risks Report- Top Insurance Execs ‘Alarmed’ by ‘Sudden Surge’ in Deaths Among Jabbed Young People appeared first on LewRockwell.

At the end of the last century, hoping to drive the United States from Saudi Arabia, the home of Islam’s holiest sites, al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden sought to draw in the American military. He reportedly wanted to “bring the Americans into a fight on Muslim soil,” provoking savage asymmetric conflicts that would send home a stream of “wooden boxes and coffins” and weaken American resolve. “This is when you will leave,” he predicted. After the 9/11 attacks, Washington took the bait, launching interventions across the Greater Middle East and Africa. What followed was a slew of sputtering counterterrorism failures and … Continue reading → The post Suicide Squad appeared first on LewRockwell.

After declines in gold and silver prices in the second half of last week, this week started on a steady note, before heading south yesterday afternoon. In early morning trade in New York today (Thursday), gold was $2370, down $30 from last Friday, and silver at $27.60 was down $1.60. The reason for this sudden development has little to do with gold and silver per se but is due to a developing panic in equities. While the US tech bubble was running out of steam, the rot set in in Japan, with the Nikkei falling over 10% since 11 July. At the … Continue reading → The post Equity Crash Fuelling Liquidation appeared first on LewRockwell.

What you just saw was a putsch by the Inner Party against Joe Biden, the duly elected president of the United States and the nominee for re-election by the Democratic Party after winning the vast majority of primary voters. Here’s the 2024 count: Joe Biden                   14,465,519      87.09% Uncommitted                   706,591         4.25% Dean Phillips                   529,664         3.19% Marianne Williamson     473,761         2.85% Jason Palmer                      20,975         0.13% Other candidates              413,592         2.49% Total votes                  16,610,102    100.00% Clearly, actual Democratic voters wanted Four More Years of Joe Biden. By 87%. What about the Dementia … Continue reading → The post Inner Party Putsch Ousted Biden appeared first on LewRockwell.

Last Friday, a Russian court, operating in secret, convicted Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich of espionage and sentenced him to 16 years in a Russian penal colony. Ever since Gershkovich’s arrest in March 2023, I have written extensively about the case. The Journal and U.S. officials have responded to the verdict and sentence in the same way they have responded ever since Gershkovich’s arrest. They deny that he is a spy and say that he was simply doing his job as a reporter when he was arrested. They also say that Russia is simply engaged in taking Gershkovich hostage so that Russia can … Continue reading → The post Why the U.S. Secrecy Surrounding Evan Gershkovich? appeared first on LewRockwell.

With Joe Biden out of the race for president and Kamala Harris now the presumptive Democratic nominee, the question of who will control the White House is moot. Regardless of which party’s candidate wins, the Zionists will be the real victors. The Republican Side Donald Trump is by far one of the most Zionist politicians in U.S. history. He often brags that he is the best friend that Zionist Israel ever had in the White House (Harry Truman might object to that statement). He repeatedly claims that if he moved to Israel, he would be elected Israel’s prime minister. And … Continue reading → The post No Matter Who Wins the November Election, Zionists Will Control the White House appeared first on LewRockwell.