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To all the people who let this election break up families and friends let this sink in I think the last civil conversations we had occurred just days before November 8, 2016. You were supremely confident Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election; you voted for her with glee. As a lifelong Republican, I bit down hard and cast my vote for Donald Trump. Then the unimaginable happened. He won. And you lost your freaking minds.
I knew you would take the loss hard—and personally—since all of you were super jacked-up to elect the first woman president. But I did not imagine you would become totally deranged, attacking anyone who voted for Trump or supported his presidency as a racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic Nazi-sympathizer.
The weirdness started on social media late on Election Night, as it became clear Hillary was going to lose. A few of you actually admitted that you were cradling your sleeping children, weeping, wondering what to tell your kindergartner the next morning about Trump’s victory. It continued over the next several days. Some of you seriously expressed fear about modern-day concentration camps. Despite living a privileged lifestyle, you were suddenly a casualty of the white patriarchy. Your daughters were future victims; your sons were predators-in-waiting. You threatened to leave Facebook because you could no longer enjoy the family photos or vacation posts from people who, once friends, became Literal Hitlers to you on November 8 because they voted for Donald Trump.
I admit I was a little hurt at first. The attacks against us Trump voters were so personal and so vicious that I did not think it could be sustained. I thought maybe you would regain your sanity after some turkey and egg nog.
But you did not. You got worse. And I went from sad to angry to where I am today: Amused. As the whole charade you have been suckered into over the last 18 months starts to fall apart—that Trump would not survive his presidency; he would be betrayed by his own staff, family, and/or political party; he would destroy the Republican Party; he would be declared mentally ill and removed from office; he would be handcuffed and dragged out of the White House by Robert Mueller for “colluding” with Russia—let me remind you what complete fools you have made of yourselves. Not to mention how you’ve been fooled by the media, the Democratic Party, and your new heroes on the NeverTrump Right.
On November 9, you awoke from a self-induced, eight-year-long political coma to find that White House press secretaries shade the truth and top presidential advisors run political cover for their boss. You were shocked to discover that presidents exaggerate, even lie, on occasion. You became interested for the first time about the travel accommodations, office expenses, and lobbyist pals of administration officials. You started counting how many rounds of golf the president played. You suddenly thought it was fine to mock the first lady now that she wasn’t Michelle Obama. Once you removed your pussy hat after attending the Women’s March, you made fun of Kellyanne Conway’s hair, Sarah Sanders’ weight, Melania Trump’s shoes, Hope Hicks’ death stare; you helped fuel a rumor started by a bottom-feeding author that U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley slept with Donald Trump. You thought it was A-OK that Betsy DeVos was nearly physically assaulted and routinely heckled. You glorified a woman who has sex on camera for a paycheck.
You have learned all kinds of new things that those of us who didn’t willfully ignore politics for the past eight years already knew. For example, we already knew that illegal immigrants were being deported and families were being separated.
Some of your behavior has been kinda cute. It was endearing to watch you become experts on the Logan Act, the Hatch Act, the Second Amendment, the 25th Amendment, and the Emoluments Clause. You developed a new crush on Mitt Romney after calling him a “sexist” for having “binders full of women.” You longed for a redux of the presidency of George W. Bush, a man you once wanted imprisoned for war crimes. Ditto for John McCain. You embraced people like Bill Kristol and David Frum without knowing anything about their histories of shotgunning the Iraq War.
Classified emails shared by Hillary Clinton? Who cares! Devin Nunes wanting to declassify crucial information of the public interest? Traitor! But your newfound admiration and fealty to law enforcement really has been a fascinating transformation. Wasn’t it just last fall that I saw you loudly supporting professional athletes who were protesting police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem? Remember how you fanboyed a mediocre quarterback for wearing socks that depicted cops as pigs?
But now you sound like paid spokesmen for the Fraternal Order of Police. You insist that any legitimate criticism of the misconduct and possibile criminality that occured at the Justice Department and FBI is an “attack on law enforcement.” While you once opposed the Patriot Act because it might have allowed the federal government to spy on terrorists who were using the local library to learn how to make suitcase bombs, you now fully support the unchecked power of a secret court to look into the phone calls, text messages and emails of an American citizen because he volunteered for the Trump campaign for a few months. Spying on terrorists, circa 2002: Bad. Spying on Carter Page, circa 2017: The highest form of patriotism.
And that white, male patriarchy that you were convinced would strip away basic rights and silence any opposition after Trump won? That fear has apparently been washed away as you hang on every word uttered by James Comey, John Brennan, and James Clapper. This triumvirate is exhibit “A” of the old-boy network, and represents how the insularity, arrogance, and cover-your-tracks mentality of the white-male power structure still prevails. Yet, instead of rising up against it, you are buying their books, retweeting their Twitter rants and blasting anyone who dares to question their testicular authority. Your pussy hat must be very sad.
But your daily meltdowns about Trump-Russia election collusion have been the most entertaining to observe. After Robert Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel, you were absolutely convinced it would result in Trump’s arrest and/or impeachment. Some of you insisted that Trump wouldn’t last beyond 2017. You quickly swallowed any chum tossed at you by the Trump-hating media on MSNBC, the New York Times and the Washington Post about who was going down next, or who would flip on the president.
For the past year, I have watched you obsess over a rotating cast of characters: Paul Manafort, Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner, Carter Page, Reince Priebus, Jeff Sessions, Michael Flynn, Steve Bannon, Sam Nunberg, and Hope Hicks are just a few of the people you thought would turn on Trump or hasten his political demise. But when those fantasies didn’t come true, you turned to Michael Avenatti and Stormy Daniels for hope and inspiration. It will always be your low point. Well, I think it will be. Each time I believe you’ve hit bottom, you come up with a new baseline. Perhaps defending the unprecedented use of federal power to spy on political foes then lie about it will the next nail in your credibility coffin.
The next several weeks will be tough for you. I think Americans will learn some very hard truths about what happened in the previous administration and how we purposely have been misled by powerful leaders and the news media. I wish I could see you as a victim here, but you are not. I know you are smart; you chose to support this insurgency with your eyes wide open.
Julie Kelly American Greatness
"There's so much inventory here, it's crazy."When Tesla finally met its Model 3 production run rate target, astute investors and analysts pointed out the use of the word "factory gated" in the company's press release: “Not only did we factory gate 5000 Model 3’s, but we also achieved the S & X production target for a combined 7000 vehicle week!” Musk wrote in an email to his staff that week.

We found the cars.— Value Dissenter (@ValueDissenter) July 19, 2018
Amazing Twitter sluething.
They are sitting on a field in Lathrop, CA
Photos/Livestream from @IspyTsla to follow.$tsla
— Value Dissenter (@ValueDissenter) July 19, 2018
There is so much inventory here it’s crazy— IspyTSLA (@IspyTsla) July 19, 2018
The accompanying video appears to show "thousands" of Tesla vehicles just rusting in the open air under the scorching California sun.It’s like a sea of Model Ss, 3s & Xs.— IspyTSLA (@IspyTsla) July 19, 2018
Cars are coming in but not coming out?
— IspyTSLA (@IspyTsla) July 19, 2018Additional video shows the Twitter users initial approach to the property, which appears to have a gate with a warning sign that the premises are being video monitored.

— IspyTSLA (@IspyTsla) July 19, 2018The Twitter user notes that trucks seem to be bringing cars in, but not out. Follow up Tweets noted that "there's no real activity in the inventory lot" before noting that "some cars are coming out".
The reaction from Twitter was underwhelming.Well some cars are coming out pic.twitter.com/0YrrQDeBNq— IspyTSLA (@IspyTsla) July 19, 2018
Great News Lemmings! All of our 5K Burst week cars are sitting in a scrap heap. This is GREAT news, we are going to make submarines out of them. Elon $TSLA— William B. Smith (@blainefundlp) July 19, 2018
— Tito 'Elon Holmes' El Bandito (@TitoElBandito) July 19, 2018
But why stash the cars there? Is it to optimize net working capital and give investors - and auditors - the impression of more liquidity than is actually available?$TSLA is hiding Model 3s in an industrial which is apparently somewhere in CA. Why not deliver them? Demand issues? https://t.co/H9lCePgOSG— Salt_Nole (@Salt_Nole) July 19, 2018
"Based on our checks, refunds are outpacing deposits as cancellations accelerate," wrote analyst Rajvindra Gill in the note Thursday. "The reasons are varied: extended wait times, the expiration of the $7,500 credit, and unavailability of the $35k base model."This morning Tesla refuted this, however, with the discovery of this new lot Tesla's PR spin job for today may only be getting started.
"In August '17, TSLA cited a refund rate of 12%. Almost a year later, we believe it has doubled and outpaced deposits. Model 3 wait times are currently 4-12 months and with base model not available until mid-2019, consumers could wait until 2020," Gill added.

“Televisions have entered a new era, but that does not mean that users’ sensitive information no longer deserves protection,” the senators wrote.The letter requested that the FTC maintain its program on monitoring Smart TVs and asked for an entirely new investigation into the privacy policies and practices of manufacturers.
“The content consumers watch is private, and it should not be assumed that customers want companies to track and use information on their viewing habits.”
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| Yes, and the data has been traced to file servers in Virginia and DC. To servers behind federal data walls. |
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| Connecting your TV to the internet is just stupid. These TVs have cameras and microphones and THEY ARE ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS SENDING, EVERYTHING INSIDE YOUR HOME. |



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| Putin is a saint compared to the nasty skank Hildebeast. |
For instance, we can bring up Mr. Browder, in this particular case. Business associates of Mr. Browder have earned over $1.5 billion in Russia and never paid any taxes neither in Russia or the United States and yet the money escaped the country. They were transferred to the United States. They sent [a] huge amount of money, $400,000,000, as a contribution to the campaign of Hillary Clinton. Well that’s their personal case.
It might have been legal, the contribution itself but the way the money was earned was illegal. So we have solid reason to believe that some [US] intelligence officers accompanied and guided these transactions. So we have an interest in questioning them.
We would expect Putin to show some receipts for such bombshell allegations, while President Trump did not challenge the claims.#BREAKING President Putin accuses Hillary Clinton of accepting $400 million in illegal Russian campaign contributions. #Hilsinki2018 pic.twitter.com/ubmwpJu9dT— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) July 16, 2018
From a report we noted in February by Philip Giraldi of The Strategic Culture Foundation:Clueless American media in Helsinki might want to watch Andrey Nekrasov’s “Magnitsky Act: Behind The Scenes” on how fraudster and US defector Bill Browder played Congress with his personal fortune and helped ignite a new Cold War. Browder got screening cancelled in EU parliament. https://t.co/tmTyB2N8Kk— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) July 16, 2018
At least 21 papers were duped last week, including big-market brands like the Dallas Morning News and The Washington Times. They ran identical letters over a four-day period, each signed by a different person.The letter begins with a declaration that "Brett Kavanaugh is the wrong choice to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court. If he is confirmed to the Supreme Court, everything that we hold dear as a nation will be at stake." It goes on to warn that there could be a swing-vote that "takes away our rights" while giving "mega-donors with extreme agendas even more influence in our democracy."
The effort is an example of public-relations 'astroturfing,' a technique meant to simulate genuine grassroots support for an idea or cause.
The form letter is one small piece of the message minefield erupting around Kavanaugh as he prepares for a brutal confirmation process that will end with scant support from Democrats. -Daily Mail




Richard Lodge, editor of The Eagle-Tribune in North Andover, Massachusetts, said Friday after hearing from DailyMail.com that he called the apparent 'signer' of the letter his paper ran, and '[s]he said she didn't send it.''I got duped, which is embarrassing and frustrating,' said Lodge. Martosko notes that it is standard practice for opinion page editors to call the writers of the letters. He also points out that "astroturfing" - creating the illusion of popular support by littering newspaper opinion pages with fake letters is nothing new.
The woman recalled receiving a phone call from an anti-Kavanaugh activist asking her to sign an online petition against him days before the letter was sent in her name. -Daily Mail
In 2004 the liberal group MoveOn.org launched a website tool that generated editorial letters for its members promoting the Michael Moore film 'Fahrenheit 911.' All it required was a name, hometown and ZIP code.National Review Online contributing editor Quin Hillyer told the Daily Mail that the "rather transparent astro-turfing shows that the Leftist intensity against Kavanaugh is not naturally widespread, but instead is manufactured by paid agents."
The program provided users with sample sentences and a salt-to-taste text editor. Many left the stock message the way it was and clicked 'send.'
The USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism's Online Journalism Review reported that the Republican National Committee had the technique down a year earlier.
Using a website called 'GOP Team Leader,' the party offered 'points'– redeemable for merchandise – when their letters were actually published.
Both the George W. Bush and John Kerry campaigns used the technique during the 2004 presidential election cycle. -Daily Mail
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| planned tanking of stock. |
Musk also sparked outrage on Saturday after it was revealed that he was a prominent donor to a GOP PAC whose purpose is to keep the Republicans in power and which resulted in a furious backlash from liberals, many vowing to cancel their car orders or even return cars they currently have, even though the reports turned out to be false. Amazing that Telsa owners buy into all the NWO memes being shoved and programmed into the public consciousness by the satanic left.Scattered reports that Tesla's Model 3 configuration page is down $TSLA @zerohedge pic.twitter.com/UvcULl4aqm— Quoth the Raven (@QTRResearch) July 16, 2018
Another final concern is a weekend report that T Rowe Price, currently the second largest holder of TSLA, has significantly trimmed its holdings of the stock.Nice to know the person responsible for making electric cars is able to divorce himself from climate change (this person is retarded to believe climate nonsense) by donating to the very people who deny its existence. I traded my Tesla in last week after my friend’s Tesla caught on fire, so I saved a trip https://t.co/rDqiERd8qt— Chelsea Handler (@chelseahandler) July 14, 2018
Let's face it. this stock price down trend is about stealing the long investor position's profits. Once it cycles below 280 a share, it will fly back up and tear up the shorts, once the short ratio position exceeds 6 to 1 long on the daily.Here's an update - I managed to cut out one long equity fund when I was segregating bond positions from equity positions.$TSLA pic.twitter.com/UvZFDbfOGZ— Drive for Show (@WintonCapPtnrs) July 15, 2018

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the satanists... | Bell Rock, Sedona. A once nice place, now a satanic mess of covens, as Ojai is becoming. Back in the early 1980s, land was cheap, and it was nice to get away from the city kind of place. Oh well. |
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| The eyes of a killer. This man was planning the assassination of Trump, yet he walks around free. When you have no soul, you get all the breaks. |
Some have suggested that Strzok's reaction was "Duper's delight" - a hidden smirk that slips out at an inappropriate moment when a liar celebrates a successful manipulation.Completely real. I personally recorded it from my tv. I was so shocked when I saw it and played it back. I only cut the first part of the arguing. This is the full recording I captured. I couldn’t believe it. pic.twitter.com/fL3Ji16qP1— Holly Bowie (@Hollybowie) July 13, 2018
People are thoroughly creeped out:When you see Peter Strzok exhibit clear "duper's delight" you just know...#NotAllSociopathsAreSerialKillers#PeterStrzok— TheModernMarilyn💋 (@GlamGabber) July 12, 2018
This guy has to be the creepiest person in America. OMG pic.twitter.com/gLWvwCiXIJ— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 13, 2018
eter Strzok does a good Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle though. pic.twitter.com/G8ccaMwl2a— thatbotmike (@thatbotmike) July 13, 2018
— Ed ☯️ Humilitatem (@DowdEdward) July 13, 2018
Strzok contorted his face into a wide variety of unsettling expressions:Like a horror movie where the heroine sees her friend’s face morph into demon. “Devil’s Advicate.” Great movie. Al Pacino as devil reminds me of Strzok in that clip. https://t.co/JwT06thCTm— Brooks A. Mick (@SailFree) July 13, 2018
This face says it all: “F- Congress, F- America, F- the President, and F-you!” #Strzok #DemocratsAreDangerous pic.twitter.com/WsFPD6nLV6— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) July 12, 2018
But no, this guy's seething hatred of Donald Trump didn't seep into his investigation...“The Devil’s Advocate” Creepy AF! 😳🤐👿 #Strzok #StrzokHearing #StrzokFace #MAGA #WalkAway @CassandraRules @RealJamesWoods @dbongino @RyanAFournier @TheJordanRachel pic.twitter.com/czmHvhRi4m— #DemExitToTrump (@tikitakistuff) July 13, 2018
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| No cars produced at the Fremont plant |
But more interesting is that in response to a question whether he was short any Tesla stock, Meissner said "I have ZERO position on $TSLA short or long and never have. Although frankly I should, based on what I, and everyone, now knows."Time for the @SEC_Enforcement to act. Not an accident @elonmusk has been silent on the allegations. Let sunshine be the cleanser for $TSLA— Stuart D. Meissner (@StuartMeissner) July 13, 2018
Will Tesla Be 'Tripp'ed' Up By A Whistleblower? via @forbes https://t.co/PSYAE3InUl
Explaining why Tripp did not go directly to the SEC, the attorney said that "he & many did/dont know of the program. If it were up to me he would have gone directly there via us- likely would not have been sued. FYI-no such thing as "applying for whistleblower status."That is correct - I have ZERO position on $TSLA short or long and never have. Although frankly I should, based on what I, and everyone, now knows.— Stuart D. Meissner (@StuartMeissner) July 13, 2018
Finally, asked if he believes the whistleblower's allegations, Meissner said that "I obviously believe them to be true based on my experience and with what we have to work with, or I would not have accepted the case. Only the regulators who have power of subpoena can confirm for sure."I have NO plans to short Tesla or any other stock.Have not done so in years. In 6 years of the Monsanto SEC investigation which led to the 80 mil $ fine & whistleblower award I never shorted it. In fact, I was long at times. I do think the allegations here are much more serious— Stuart D. Meissner (@StuartMeissner) July 13, 2018
Finally, when discussing the especially public nature of this confrontation, Meissner explained that "most cases dont receive much publicity before there is an award or SEC action because most (all of mine) whistleblower client's are not known to the public. This case is different as Tesla rushed to tar and feather him before hehad a chance to go to the regulators or see a lawyer."I obviously believe them to be true based on my experience and with what we have to work with, or I would not have accepted the case. Only the regulators who have power of subpoena can confirm for sure.— Stuart D. Meissner (@StuartMeissner) July 13, 2018
"To me, this indicates that they are trying to send a message not just to Martin Tripp, but to all employees that they should not speak up if they see something wrong."Whether or not Tripp has a case, or whether Musk can continue to sleep soundly (on the factory floor), will depend on whether the SEC takes the whistleblower complaints seriously and launches a formal probe. For now, the regulators - in typical fashion - have yet to acknowledge that it may soon be stormy weather in Muskville.
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