Just kidding, there were no files.
https://youtu.be/fyZA2KKmRXw?si=dMkRXGMHUVlswQky
#epstein #DOJ #FBI #trump
https://youtu.be/fyZA2KKmRXw?si=dMkRXGMHUVlswQky
#epstein #DOJ #FBI #trump
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The Trump administration is rescinding the Roadless Rule – a decades-old policy that has protected 6.4 million acres of forest service land in Montana from being developed.
#MTPol #Montana
You can read more about the Roadless Rule and what losing it may mean for Montana here: https://bit.ly/3ThKpgq
Trump to rescind Roadless Rule, ending protections for 58 million acres nationwide
The proposal could open road construction and logging to about 30 percent of Forest Service land, including about 37% of Montana’s U.S. Forest Service acreage, 45% of Idaho’s and 35% of Wyoming’s. But it could also leave the Forest Service in a quagmire of interlocking policies and plans that have shaped everything from local economies to hunting and snowmobiling access.
@EndeavourOS I guess I chose a bad time to want to switch back.😂
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LaffyVia Jon Cooper:
If Biden’s name appeared in Epstein’s flight logs even ONCE, it would be front page news.
#Trump’s name appeared 69 TIMES — yet there was 𝗻𝗼 media coverage.
Dan GillmorMicrosoft lied through its teeth about the company's culpability in the disastrous Solar Winds breach that gave Russian hackers access to all kinds of info -- including nuclear security -- that was supposedly protected. https://www.propublica.org/article/microsoft-solarwinds-golden-saml-data-breach-russian-hackers
Deep, important report from @ProPublica --
Whistleblower Says Microsoft Dismissed Warnings About a Security Flaw That Russians Later Used to Hack U.S. Government
Former employee says software giant dismissed his warnings about a critical flaw because it feared losing government business. Russian hackers later used the weakness to breach the National Nuclear Security Administration, among others.
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