Well, everyone quit. They had to disavow Trump before the mob disavows them, since Trump didn't disavow Nazis to their satisfaction, possibly because he didn't realize his 2016 disavowment of Nazis expired.
Even Foriegn Leaders are coming out against Trump or his comments such as the U.K., Germany, and Israel.
Russia has been quiet however.
Well, everyone quit. They had to disavow Trump before the mob disavows them, since Trump didn't disavow Nazis to their satisfaction, possibly because he didn't realize his 2016 disavowment of Nazis expired.
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One portion, NSFW (language)
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^ Can you say opportunist?
There's other things, but he's mostly an opportunist when it comes down to it. His desire to be king is the most important thing to him so whatever he believes is secondary or at least this is what I always believed.
what ever....
you need to put the MSM down and step away from the TV......
Seriously? Your bar is that low?If they can get a warrant for it, I don't see a problem with it.
Seriously? Your bar is that low?
My bar is the Constitution.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
How about you read the warrant, and tell me if you still believe what you wrote above.
https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/DH-Search-Warrant.pdf
Exactly.I agree.
The problem, as I see it, it that we live in a world of secret proceedings and administrative warrants. A rubber-stamp warrant from a kangaroo court doesn't fulfill constitutional requirements, and should never be supported with the weight of law.
In some ways it's a pretty frightening time to be living under the US Federal Government.
Seriously? Your bar is that low?
They are not requesting a list of IP addresses. They are demanding everything stored for that website on the host servers.I both read AND posted a link to the search warrant. Your link is the same warrant and nowhere in that warrant is the government requesting a list of IP addresses of visitors to the site. In section II.1.c they request the HTTP Request Logs I described in my post you quoted. What section do your read a request for all visitor IP addresses?
Note that do they request name, address, method of payment, all correspondence, etc for the SUBSCRIBER. The subscriber is the person(s) or entity that OWNS the site and pays the monthly subscription to Dreamhost in order to host the site.
subscriber = owner(s) of the site, not visitors to the site
That was a general question, not specific to this case.First, the DoJ did not request/demand a list of IP addresses. Read the warrant.
Second, an IP address alone DOES NOT equal an identity. I could give you my IP address right now and you would not know who I am unless you contacted my service provider and requested which of their customers was using that IP address at that time on that day. If the DoJ requested 1.3 million identities from the Internet Service Providers, for nothing more than visiting the site, I would be with you.
Every single website you visit KNOWS and LOGS your IP address. (unless you first go through an IP-anonomizer or are on ToR)
you need to put the MSM down and step away from the TV......