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>>78495
Where did the money go to exactly? To other billionaires.

>>78512
>Where did the money go to exactly? To asian billionaires.

fixed

>>78515
They say the jews fear the samurai.

>>77591
So what?

>>77597
>so what

>>77597
>>77599
Literally nothing wrong with paying someone to spoonfeed you good publicity and not reveal it
>this message approve by the DNC

>tfw undergrads help discover planet
>tfw my undergrad research project was a glorified technician

>>78271
>Pluto, which used to be a planet
I'm still butthurt about that. That is like calling a midget not human because of its size. Fuck NASA on that one.

If your smaller then Ceres, your shouldnt count as a planet

the one featured sounds more like a captured asteroid

Clinton was interviewed by Salinas for Univision four days later. She was briefly questioned on the issue of her private email during the interview.

Messages contained in a trove of Podesta’s emails made public by WikiLeaks in recent days show how Clinton campaign staffers sought to craft and control the former secretary of state’s message on the issue. The directors of national intelligence and the Department of Homeland Security have accused “Russia’s senior-most officials” of hacking and leaking emails posted to Wikileaks and other sites to influence and interfere with the 2016 election.

An Aug. 21, 2015, email exchange centers on a script addressing Clinton’s email use and shows Palmieri worrying about reporters chasing “tangents.”

“Still think it is way too long and has too many tangents that are distracting and press will chase,” Palmieri wrote of the draft statement. “Also I don’t think it has our core argument that nothing she sent or rec’d [received] was classified at the time. I will make more edits and send back around.”

After receiving an updated version, Palmieri wrote, “Robby’s version is better, but still focuses on the Blackberry, which is weird and press will find suspicious.”

The argument that Clinton neither sent nor received classified information on her personal email has been debunked by the FBI, which found in its investigation that 113 emails on Clinton’s private system were classified at the time they were sent or received. While the bureau faulted Clinton and her staff for being “extremely careless” in their handling of sensitive information, the FBI did not recommend the Justice Department pursue charges in the case.

Clinton said that she chose to use personal email at the State Department because of the convenience of carrying only one device. Investigative materials made public by the FBI earlier this year identified 13 different mobile devices associated with Clinton’s phone numbers that could have been used to access emails on her personal system.

The email issue has continued to dog Clinton’s presidential campaign. The newly leaked emails also show that it raised questions among Clinton insiders.

For example, Neera Tanden, a longtime Clinton ally and head of the left-leaning Center for American Progress, wondered in an email to Podesta last year why Clinton didn’t turn over her private server to a third party.

“Why doesn’t she just turn the server over to a third party at this point?” Tanden wrote on Aug. 12. “Isn’t it going to leak out of the FBI anyway?”

“Done so think about something else,” Podesta wrote in response.

After Clinton’s private email use was revealed by the New York Times in March of last year, Rep. Trey Gowdy (R., S.C.) asked the former secretary of state to give her server to a third party for a “neutral” investigation of its contents. The FBI did not begin probing Clinton’s email use until later that year, after U.S. intelligence officials determined that some emails contained classified information.

The Clinton campaign did not respond to a request for comment by press time.

>>78152
>The Clinton campaign did not respond to a request for comment by press time.

WHAAAAAAT? lol jk

It's beautiful watching this campaign burn in flames. She's doing as badly as CNN pretends donald is doing.

Wikileaks and James O'Keefe steadily leaking in the upcoming weeks...

Hillary's America documentary is out today...

Trump is on the offensive... Hillary and Bill are rattled as sheit.

And of course, Trump is beating her in the non MSM favored polls (the real ones). That's without the first time voters included, who are usually not polled.

>Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, said Mr. Ferrer had been arrested Thursday on a California warrant after he arrived in Houston on a flight from Amsterdam, The Associated Press reported. The three-year investigation has been a joint effort of the States of Texas and California.

>Mr. Ferrer will face an extradition hearing in Texas that could return him to California to face charges. Arrest warrants have been filed against Mr. Lacey and Mr. Larkin, but officials said Thursday night that neither were in custody.

>Carol Robles-Román, the president and chief executive of Legal Momentum, a women’s legal defense and education fund based in New York, said she had been lobbying for action against Backpage for two years, saying the ads it hosts were targeting children.

>Backpage describes itself as the second-largest online classified advertising service in the country, according to court records.

>“They’re like the McDonald’s of trafficking,” she said in an interview on Thursday night. “They made is so easy.”

>The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children said there had been a more than 800 percent increase over the last five years in reports of suspected child sex trafficking, much of it online.
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>Documents filed in the case included interviews with children who said they took out ads on Backpage.com after they were forced into prostitution.

>A 15-year-old girl identified as E.S., who said she was a forced into prostitution when she was 13, said Backpage “profits off of women and men,” whether they want to earn money through prostitution or are forced into it.

>“I mean really, coming from someone my age, there is too much access, like it’s too easy for people get on it and post an ad,” she said in court papers.

>A congressional investigation this year found that the website changed some of its adult classifieds to conceal the fact that the advertisements were for sex acts with minors. Mr. Ferrer was subpoenaed by a Senate subcommittee last fall to answer questions about reported child sex-trafficking ads, but he did not show up.

>Ms. Robles-Román said a successful prosecution could help drive such advertisements off the internet. “Backpage.com is an online brothel that provides underage kids to pedophiles,” she said.

>The company’s internal reports showed that from January 2013 to March 2015, 99 percent of its income was “directly attributable” to its adult advertising, Kamala D. Harris, the California attorney general, said in a news release. She said more than $51 million of its revenue came from California in that period.

>Court records said Mr. Lacey and Mr. Larkin each received a $10 million bonus in September 2014. The United States Supreme Court refused a request by Backpage to block a Senate subpoena seeking information on how it screens ads for possible sex trafficking.

>>77074
God dammit please don't shut down Backpage. Where else am I supposed to get cheap hookers and femdom mistresses?

>The writing retrieved by the computer from the digital image of the unopened scroll is amazingly clear and legible, in contrast to the scroll’s blackened and beaten-up exterior. “Never in our wildest dreams did we think anything would come of it,” said Pnina Shor, the head of the Dead Sea Scrolls Project at the Israel Antiquities Authority.

>Scholars say this remarkable new technique may make it possible to read other scrolls too brittle to be unrolled.

>The scroll’s content, the first two chapters of the Book of Leviticus, has consonants — early Hebrew texts didn’t specify vowels — that are identical to those of the Masoretic text, the authoritative version of the Hebrew Bible and the one often used as the basis for translations of the Old Testament in Protestant Bibles.

>The Dead Sea scrolls, those found at Qumran and elsewhere around the Dead Sea, contain versions quite similar to the Masoretic text but with many small differences. The text in the scroll found at the En-Gedi excavation site in Israel decades ago has none, according to Emanuel Tov, an expert on the Dead Sea scrolls at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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>“We have never found something as striking as this,” Dr. Tov said.

>“This is the earliest evidence of the exact form of the medieval text,” he said, referring to the Masoretic text.

>The experts say this new method may make it possible to read other ancient scrolls, including several Dead Sea scrolls and about 300 carbonized ones from Herculaneum, which were destroyed by the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79.

>The date of the En-Gedi scroll is the subject of conflicting evidence. A carbon-14 measurement indicates that the scroll was copied around A.D. 300. But the style of the ancient script suggests a date nearer to A.D. 100. “We may safely date this scroll” to between A.D. 50 and 100, wrote Ada Yardeni, an expert on Hebrew paleography, in an article in the journal Textus. Dr. Tov said he was “inclined toward a first-century date, based on paleography.”

>The feat of recovering the text was made possible by software programs developed by W. Brent Seales, a computer scientist at the University of Kentucky. Inspired by the hope of reading the many charred and unopenable scrolls found at Herculaneum, near Pompeii in Italy, Dr. Seales has been working for the last 13 years on ways to read the text inside an ancient scroll.
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>Methods like CT scans can pick out blobs of ink inside a charred scroll, but the jumble of letters is unreadable unless each letter can be assigned to the surface on which it is written. Dr. Seales realized that the writing surface of the scroll had first to be reconstructed and the letters then stuck back to it.

>He succeeded in 2009 in working out the physical structure of the ruffled layers of papyrus in a Herculaneum scroll.

>He has since developed a method, called virtual unwrapping, to model the surface of an ancient scroll in the form of a mesh of tiny triangles. Each triangle can be resized by the computer until the virtual surface makes the best fit to the internal structure of the scroll, as revealed by the scanning method. The blobs of ink are assigned to their right place on the structure, and the computer then unfolds the whole 3-D structure into a 2-D sheet.

>The suite of software programs, called Volume Cartography, will become open source when Dr. Seales’s current government grant ends, he said.

>The En-Gedi scroll was brought to Dr. Seales’s attention by Dr. Shor. A colleague, Sefi Porat, who had helped excavate the En-Gedi synagogue in 1970, was preparing a final publication of the findings.
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We'll Trump said he knew more about isis than the government, he must be behind it aswell.

>>77962
Source?

>>77922
A Saudi prince owns 40% of Fox news. Saudis fund everything. What's your point, OP?

>In another email from 2016, Mr. DeLonge writes that he has been working with a former military official.

>“He just has to say that out loud, but he is very, very aware- as he was in charge of all of the stuff. When Roswell crashed, they shipped it to the laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. General McCasland was in charge of that exact laboratory up to a couple years ago,” Mr. DeLonge wrote, referring to the Roswell conspiracy theory that the U.S. government recovered an alien vessel in 1947. The military maintains that the crash at Roswell was a surveillance balloon.

>Both Messrs. DeLonge and Podesta have been quite open about their interests in the topic of unidentified flying objects. The band Blink 182 recorded a song called “Aliens Exist” on their 1999 album “Enema of the State” After the band dissolved last year, Mr. DeLonge launched a new franchise focused around the paranormal and unexplained phenomenons called Sekret Machines. The franchise includes fiction, nonfiction, documentary and music.

>Upon leaving the Obama administration in 2015, Mr. Podesta wrote on Twitter that his “biggest failure” was “not securing the #disclosure” of the UFO files.”

>Mr. DeLonge didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

>A spokesman for the Clinton campaign, without responding to questions about the UFOs meeting, accused the Russian government of interference in the U.S. election. Intelligence officials have blamed groups with ties to the Russian government for a number of hacks.

>“It should concern every American that Russia is willing to engage in such hostile acts in order to help Donald Trump become President of the United States,” said Glen Caplin, adding that it was “disgraceful” that Mr. Trump and his campaign were encouraging the hacks.

>>78281
>>78282
fake and gay

>>78283
lol
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/wikileaks-fake-gay-4chan-whistleblower-if-you-leak-sensitive-documents-do-it-right-1514521

>linking to a forum

stop
you know the rules
only real news sources

>>76167
>some links don't work
not sure if censored or fake

>From United States.
>Clicks on link to find out what the government has been censoring on the internet
>Article is not censored

Sounds like every other government. Poisoning children is wrong tho.

>>78418
>hydroelectric

Hi coal lobby

>>77454
jesuschrist, that's pathetic

Godd fucking damn it..

Honestly, I thought most US ISPs already had data caps of a few hundred GB per month.

>>77387
> McCain
He already lost the presidential race who cares what he thinks.

>>77389
He lost after 60 million people voted for him. Presumably a lot of those people share his values, unless conservative voters change their values based on their leaders rather than vice versa. Surely the GOP is not so mindlessly tribalistic...

>>77391
>Surely the GOP is not so mindlessly tribalistic...
LOL!
Both sides are.

its all merkel. this isn't just a 5minute thing.

>>78007
It seems like the rest of Europe blames Merkel whether the refugees do or not.

>>78048
Arabs and murricans blame the jews, yurops blame merkel.

>>77511
Fuck off Milo, everybody knows most everything you do is is just for publicity. Hiro isn't selling anyway.

what's wrong with Milo buying 4chan?

>>77532
Hes a faggot

In a November 2013 speech to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), Clinton pronounced herself proud to work with the trade group as a U.S. senator to “look for ways to help families facing foreclosure with concrete steps.”

NAR represents real estate agents, who had no authority to assist distressed homeowners. An April 2007 document lists NAR’s priorities in foreclosure mitigation, and they were able to get an amendment exempting mortgage debt forgiveness from being treated as earned income. But the rest amount to “urging” and “supporting” efforts to help homeowners that never happened.

Clinton has historically been far less critical of the revolving door between Wall Street and Washington than many other Democrats, and as Secretary of State allowed two of her top aides – Tom Nides and Robert Hormats — to receive big payouts from their big-bank employers before entering public service.

“Thank you for lending me Tom Nides for the past two years,” Clinton said to a crowd at Morgan Stanley on April 18, 2013. As The Intercept reported in July 2015, Nides moved from chief operating officer at Morgan Stanley into Clinton’s State Department, and when Clinton left Foggy Bottom, Nides went right back to Morgan Stanley as a Vice Chairman.

Clinton joked about the “culture shock” for Nides, working a government job. “You should have seen his face when he learned there were no stock options at the State Department. But he soon not only settled in very nicely, he became positively enthusiastic when I told him we did have our own plane.” Clinton also gushed about Hormats, who joined her at State after a career at Goldman Sachs, in a 2014 speech at JPMorgan Chase.

In excerpts that got some attention last week, Clinton told bankers that financial reform “really has to come from the industry itself,” that “the people that know the industry better than anybody are the people who work in the industry,” and that blaming banks for the crisis was “an oversimplification.”

Her former Democratic presidential rival, Bernie Sanders responded in a statement, “Whatever Secretary Clinton may or may not have said behind closed doors on Wall Street, I am determined to implement the agenda of the Democratic Party platform which was agreed upon by her campaign,” and which “calls for breaking up the largest financial institutions in this country, re-establishing Glass-Steagall and prosecuting those many Wall Street CEOs who engaged in illegal behavior.”

The excerpts reveal that Clinton, when speaking to the financial industry, adopted their mindset and privileged their arguments. The question that arises is whether members of a possible Clinton administration will reflect this worldview, or whether the long primary with Sanders has made that untenable. Some aggressive advocates for progressive appointments believe the latter.

“At State and on the speaking circuit, Clinton was in an environment that encouraged her to view Wall Street bankers as fonts of economic wisdom,” said Jeff Hauser, Director of the Revolving Door Project. “But after 15 months running against a progressive populist like Sanders, Clinton knows that government conducted a by rotating stream of bankers is politically unacceptable.”

>>78041
>theintercept
Barely a news source and more like Glenn Greenwald's legal blog, but I'll let it pass because I know how eager you /pol/lacks are to post Hillary clickbait.