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NYPD deploys 644 more cops into NYC subway system amid crime spree
⚠️ San Diego Sheriff: City of Encinitas. Hit & Run Update: Pedestrian has serious injuries & has been transported by ambulance. The driver has been arrested for felony hit & run. Drugs/alcohol may be contributing factors. Witnesses are encouraged to call (858)565-5200. There is a road closure at East D Street & S Vulcan Avenue while accident investigators process the scene. The road will be closed for an extended duration, please use alternate route.
You're not gonna believe this. They're trying to argue that it's unconstitutional and racist to stop riots.
And that's only the beginning of the insanity. Get this out there before the social media giants shut it down.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/oregon-lawmakers-reviewing-a-series-of-bills-aimed-at-limiting-police-power/
And that's only the beginning of the insanity. Get this out there before the social media giants shut it down.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/oregon-lawmakers-reviewing-a-series-of-bills-aimed-at-limiting-police-power/
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A Shul in Falsburg has collapsed due to heavy snow accumulation on the roof.
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BREAKING! Massive vehicle crash in Kentucky, unknown injuries.
So much for free speech on Parler.
Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been banned from Parler from offensive jokes, despite the site claiming repeatedly to be pro-free speech.
Parler came back online for many users on Monday, after being kicked off of the internet and app stores by the Big Tech giants determined to shut the site down, claiming the conservative-oriented social media platform hosted violent content, and attempted to link Parler to the Capitol Hill protests on January 6th.
Eyebrows were raised when it was discovered that their new web hosting provider, SkySilk, bans undefined “hateful content” from being hosted by them, with SkySilk “reserving the right to refuse to provide service” to customers that host “racist, pornographic, hateful material or those which create customer service or abuse issues for us.”
The CEO of SkySilk, Kevin Matossian, said in a statement that they believed that Parler is “taking the necessary steps to better monitor its platform,” and applauded their new Community Guidelines, which provide a “double-filter” system for not-safe-for-work and “trolling” content.
After hearing about SkySilk’s regulations on “hateful” content, Milo Yiannopoulos, the right-wing provocateur, decided to stress test Parler and see what he could get away with on the site now with the new regulations.
Yiannopoulos, who is gay himself, posted statuses such as: “who wants to gay bash with me this weekend?”; “I mean this with all the Christian charity and compassion in the world – homosexuals should be hanged”; “death penalty for illegal immigrants when? I don’t get why we don’t shoot on sight,” among other edgy comments.
(Read more.)
Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been banned from Parler from offensive jokes, despite the site claiming repeatedly to be pro-free speech.
Parler came back online for many users on Monday, after being kicked off of the internet and app stores by the Big Tech giants determined to shut the site down, claiming the conservative-oriented social media platform hosted violent content, and attempted to link Parler to the Capitol Hill protests on January 6th.
Eyebrows were raised when it was discovered that their new web hosting provider, SkySilk, bans undefined “hateful content” from being hosted by them, with SkySilk “reserving the right to refuse to provide service” to customers that host “racist, pornographic, hateful material or those which create customer service or abuse issues for us.”
The CEO of SkySilk, Kevin Matossian, said in a statement that they believed that Parler is “taking the necessary steps to better monitor its platform,” and applauded their new Community Guidelines, which provide a “double-filter” system for not-safe-for-work and “trolling” content.
After hearing about SkySilk’s regulations on “hateful” content, Milo Yiannopoulos, the right-wing provocateur, decided to stress test Parler and see what he could get away with on the site now with the new regulations.
Yiannopoulos, who is gay himself, posted statuses such as: “who wants to gay bash with me this weekend?”; “I mean this with all the Christian charity and compassion in the world – homosexuals should be hanged”; “death penalty for illegal immigrants when? I don’t get why we don’t shoot on sight,” among other edgy comments.
(Read more.)
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BREAKING: 'Pro-Free Speech' Parler Bans Milo Yiannopoulos for Offensive Jokes
Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been banned from Parler from offensive jokes, despite the site claiming repeatedly to be pro-free speech.
LA County Sheriffs: Deputies Leland Whitney & Ruby Boyd became the 1st black men assigned to work a patrol assignment at LASD. They were assigned to Firestone Station. At that time African-American deputies could only work in 2 man patrol units w/ other African-American deputies. With 16 African-American executives who hold the rank of captain or above, we want to celebrate the achievements of past LASD personnel who paved the way for future generations of African-American community members to be community leaders. #BlackHistoryMonth
Lines form as Central Texas H-E-B stores, other grocery chains open Tuesday following winter storms. H-E-B says it will open its Central Texas locations from noon to 5 p.m., and Fiesta Mart said on its Facebook page they’ll open at 8 a.m. These openings include stores in Dripping Springs and Wimberley.
Walmart says a few stores, both Walmart and Sam’s Club, are open. The retail giant has a map showing the status of all its stores, but the ones open in the Austin area are:
201 Walton Way, Cedar Park
10901 Lakeline Mall Dr., Austin (Sam’s Club)
9700 Capital of Texas Highway (Sam’s Club)
710 E. Ben White Blvd., Austin
9300 S. IH-5 Suite B, Austin
9900 S. IH-35, Austin (Sam’s Club)
Marble Falls
Manor
Walmart says a few stores, both Walmart and Sam’s Club, are open. The retail giant has a map showing the status of all its stores, but the ones open in the Austin area are:
201 Walton Way, Cedar Park
10901 Lakeline Mall Dr., Austin (Sam’s Club)
9700 Capital of Texas Highway (Sam’s Club)
710 E. Ben White Blvd., Austin
9300 S. IH-5 Suite B, Austin
9900 S. IH-35, Austin (Sam’s Club)
Marble Falls
Manor
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Houston police say a woman and a young girl died due to carbon monoxide poisoning after a car was left running in the garage to try to create heat when the power was out. The fire department was dispatched to the 8300 block of La Roche in southwest Houston for a welfare check around midnight. Upon making entry, authorities found two adults and two children apparently overcome with carbon monoxide poisoning. A woman and an 8-year-old girl did not survive. A man and a 7-year-old boy were taken to the hospital. The boy was last reported to be in critical condition. Authorities warn that cars, grills and generators should not be used in or near a building. On Monday, a family of six was rushed to the hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning. The Cy-Fair Fire Department said they were reportedly using a charcoal grill to heat their apartment unit.
More than 500 vehicles burst into flames at the Afghanistan-Iranian border after a fuel truck there exploded, provincial officials told Afghanistan's TOLO News. The blaze took place at the customs office in Islam Qala, in Afghanistan's western province of Herat.
Texas Governor Calls For Investigation Into Group That Manages State Power Grid. With Texans facing their second day of rotating intentional power outages, Gov. Greg Abbott declared reform of the group that manages the state's power grid to be an emergency item for the legislature to take on during its current session. An investigation is needed to prevent more such outages, Abbott said. "The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has been anything but reliable over the past 48 hours," Abbott said. "Far too many Texans are without power and heat for their homes as our state faces freezing temperatures and severe winter weather. This is unacceptable." The governor said he wants to "get a full picture of what caused this problem and find long-term solutions." (Read more.)
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Meanwhile, in Spain -- Riots and attacks on the police across Catalunya (Barcelona, Vic, Lleida, Girona) and major protests in other cities of the Spanish state after communist rapper Pablo Hasel is imprisoned for 9 months for his lyrics (insulting the King and apology for terrorism). Stores and businesses are looted.