May, 2019

...Fujinaga fraudulently solicited over $1 billion in investments in MRI from over 10,000 Japanese victims who resided in Japan. The victims would wire their funds from Japan to bank accounts in Las Vegas under Fujinaga’s control. Fujinaga approved and disseminated marketing materials that promised investors that their funds would only be used for purchasing medical claims and that an escrow agent would ensure that MRI used investor funds for only that purpose. In truth, Fujinaga spent less than two percent of investor funds to purchase medical claims.

Despite reports that the powerful New York Democrat appeared to pass out, his office said he merely felt ill but did not faint. A spokesman for Nadler told Fox News that the congressman is “okay” and “seems to have been dehydrated,” describing the room as “very warm.”

The Tesla which takes the tunnel takes 1 minute and 36 seconds to reach the destination, reaching 127 mph. The car using the roads arrives after 4 minutes and 44 seconds, after getting stuck at a red light... The race took place in LA, where the Boring Company has its Hawthorne 1.14 mile-long test tunnel. The video revealed that a key element of the tunnel's design has changed...

You can watch the race here:

Wanna race? pic.twitter.com/zDNpdsdHaM

— The Boring Company (@boringcompany) May 24, 2019

Making no effort to conceal its globalist leanings, the Irish Times (IT) criticizes Mr. Trump’s “dislike for the EU and his sympathy for Britain’s Brexiteers, particularly Nigel Farage” as something that will not endear him to the Irish people...

May’s departure will deepen the Brexit crisis as a new leader is likely to want a more decisive split, raising the chances of a confrontation with the EU and a potentially unpredictable snap parliamentary election...

What is this glorious day? Krassensteins banned?? Intel agencies under investigation? Pelosi mental? Stubborn old british chick getting out of the way of true english patriots? Is this it? Is this the happening?!!!!

Sec. 2. Declassification and Downgrading.

With respect to any matter classified under Executive Order 13526 of December 29, 2009 (Classified National Security Information), the Attorney General may, by applying the standard set forth in either section 3.1(a) or section 3.1(d) of Executive Order 13526, declassify, downgrade, or direct the declassification or downgrading of information or intelligence that relates to the Attorney General’s review referred to in section 1 of this memorandum. Before exercising this authority, the Attorney General should, to the extent he deems it practicable, consult with the head of the originating intelligence community element or department. This authority is not delegable and applies notwithstanding any other authorization or limitation set forth in Executive Order 13526.

This statement ensures that Barr has full authority to view, obtain, declassify or disclose any records, communications or other forms of evidence that he chooses despite IC objections including laws, rules and procedures that would otherwise restrict his authority.

The move makes JPMorgan, the largest U.S. bank by assets, the most high-profile corporation known to have distanced itself from Purdue and its wealthy owners, the Sackler family, amid thousands of lawsuits alleging the company pushed addictive painkillers while downplaying their abuse and overdose risks.

Using ground-penetrating radar, scientists detected a massive reservoir of frozen water sandwiched by layers of sand beneath the northern polar ice cap on Mars. This reservoir contains so much ice that, if melted and brought to the surface, it would submerge the entire planet.

Chick-fil-A’s goal, then, was to develop an AI framework that could reliably identify keywords, phrases, and customer sentiment from posts to help spot emerging foodborne illness. Its AWS-hosted solution processes Restaurant review data every 10 minutes from a range of social platforms, which are passed onto a Python routine that filters for over 500 keywords (including words like “illness,” “food poisoning,” “vomit,” “throw up,” “barf,” and “nausea”) and AWS Comprehend, Amazon’s natural language processing service, which checks sentiment and determines legitimacy.

After an hour of oral arguments... Judge Edgardo Ramos ruled the subpoenas to Deutsche Bank and Capital One have "a legitimate legislative purpose," and that Trump was unlikely to prevail in a lawsuit to quash the requests... Federal election records show that, when he was a partner at the law firm Day Pitney LLP and before he was appointed to the bench in 2011, Ramos sent $350 to Connecticut Democrat Rep. Jim Himes from 2007 to 2008, as well as $500 to elect New York Rep. Nydia Velazquez in 2010. Himes sits on both the Intelligence and Financial Services Committees, while Velazquez sits on Financial Services.

"We want to have protection. The Middle East, we're going to be sending a relatively small number of troops," Trump told reporters at the White House. "Mostly protective. Some very talented people are going to the Middle East right now. And we'll see how — we'll see what happens."

According to WSJ, Trump is preparing an executive order that would force health-care providers - hospitals, internists, specialists etc. - to disclose the discounted and negotiated rates for various procedures that they negotiate with insurance companies. The order would force more transparency among health-care pricing, an industry that is accustomed to transacting in private...

If he pulls this one off, it's a game changer.

The pair, normally at odds over energy issues, have both found elements to rail against in the “Ohio Clean Air Program,” which passed a key hurdle Thursday in the state House of Representatives. The Republican bill would scuttle wind and solar quotas and create an annual fund of about $190 million, primarily to bail out reactors owned by bankrupt FirstEnergy Solutions Corp...

Of course they're on the same side. They're both open-borders globalists.

Speaking to US-based CNBC news on Thursday, Ambassador Harsh Shringla admitted that “there has been a tradition of dependence on defense equipment from Russia.”

The envoy referenced latest figures from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) to point out that in the five-year period ending in 2018, India’s purchase of weapons from the US has surged by over five times while imports from Russia were cut by more than half...

Perdue added: “We will be placing important USDA resources closer to many stakeholders, most of whom live and work far from Washington, D.C. We will be saving money for the taxpayers and improving our ability to retain more employees in the long run.”...

Sounds like the ones that are quiting were more in it for the pay and east coast lifestyle than anything else. It's almost as if many USDA jobs were just given out as favors by certain people in DC. This is truely Draining The Swamp. Conservatives have been saying for years "You can't get rid of government employees". Trump found the loophole.

Very good and smart by Perdue. Move the offices closer to where the meat and vegetables are, so people who actually know about agriculture can work there. What a brilliant way to cut the fat.

They should do the same with Congress.

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ANON COMMENT ON ZEROHEDGE:

"What they say doesn't matter now...

Mueller wants to testify in private? doesn't matter

Comey saying the FBI doesn't spy on people? doesn't matter

Anything Obama, Hillary, Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Lynch, Rosenstein, Rachel Madcow, Maxine FloodWaters, Schiff, Pelosi, Schumer, the House of Representatives, Paul Rino, Joyless Bayhar, CNN, MSNBC, NBC, CBS, ABC, Chris shaking leg Mathews, Joe Scarbourough and Stinka at PMSNBC, Bill Maher, Jerrold Nadler, AOC, the other two morons with her, the entire MSM, the Washington Post, the Washington Times, Robert de Zero, Alec Baldwin, the late night TV whores, the snowflakes, and etc.

They are DONE! They will not even be able to show their faces in public after this!"

The deal, which has been reached with his accusers, his former film studio’s board members and the New York attorney general’s office, was reported by the Wall Street Journal and Associated Press.

More than 15 lawsuits have been filed accusing Weinstein or his company Weinstein & Co of misconduct. The settlement would cover many of them, including a class action by alleged victims and a suit by the New York attorney general.

This tool, allegedly called SnapLion, was supposedly built to make law enforcement requests easier. Multiple teams have access to SnapLion–including the security group and spam and abuse. Motherboard, citing anonymous sources who either work or have worked at Snap, says there were multiple occurrences of employees abusing their access to the internal search tool. It’s unclear what data these employees accessed.

They voted 97-1 to pass the Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act, which would empower law enforcement to tackle robocallers, and bump up civil penalties to as much as $10,000 per call.