Real Americans seem to be standing up, while public officials do not act concurrent with their legal duty to act. Their omission of dutiful conduct is a crime.
— John Beaudoin, Sr. aka, The Real CdC (@JohnBeaudoinSr) November 16, 2024
But DAs and cops don't know that part of the law and they follow their paycheck rather than the Constitution or their… https://t.co/yPpqig2JPw
Saturday, November 16, 2024
County of San Diego Board of Supervisors Meeting, May 2024
Friday, November 15, 2024
Dr. Plotner and the GAPS Diet Success
Three-year-old Riley Roman was going to die from a rare genetic disease in 2022, until in desperation, her mother Jessica contacted naturopath Becky Plotner asking for help — any help.
— Children’s Health Defense (@ChildrensHD) November 16, 2024
Dr. Plotner gave Jessica unusual advice that she hadn’t heard from any of the innumerable… pic.twitter.com/6XbckmXgLS
Dr. Plotner and the GAPS Diet success.
TWILA BRACE: He who holds the data makes the rules
people [think] HIPPA protects privacy but it doesn't. It did the exact opposite. It gave all those corporations and the government access to your data. So that's a lot of what we do and that's why Real ID is real important to us because we believe that that's going to be the card, the number, the system that will include not only your medical records but your financial records, and be a fully controlling card . . . --Twila Brice
Remember last week when we told you about opting out of the Real ID version of driver licenses? Well, guess what else is a privacy-destroying system? HIPAA. (Yup, HIPAA — the legislation that’s advertised to be the exact opposite.) According to the Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom (@CCHFreedom), some people have begun declining to sign HIPAA forms at all. Here’s what CCHF’s thinks Real ID and HIPAA have to do with each other.Remember last week when we told you about opting-out of the Real ID version of driver licenses?
— Children’s Health Defense (@ChildrensHD) November 15, 2024
Well, guess what else is a privacy-destroying system? HIPAA. (Yup, HIPAA — the legislation that’s advertised to be the exact opposite.)
According to the Citizens’ Council for Health… pic.twitter.com/hHGjnLTZi7
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He who holds the data makes the rules, and any tyrant knows they have to get hold of the data on everyone to control them. And so we spend a lot of time protecting medical privacy, personal privacy in the medical record because just think of all the things that you reveal these days through the medical record. As a matter of fact, the largest electronic medical health creator, manufacturer, whatever, the EPIC system, she wants it to be not just an electronic health record, EHR, she wants it to be a CHR, Comprehensive Health Record. She wants to know how many hours you sleep, when do you lay down, what do you eat? What's your transportation? What's your ride to work, or wherever you go, right? She wants to know all of this and wants it in the medical record. So it's really important to protect patient privacy, and people [think] HIPPA protects privacy but it doesn't. It did the exact opposite. It gave all those corporations and the government access to your data. So that's a lot of what we do and that's why Real ID is real important to us because we believe that that's going to be the card, the number, the system that will include not only your medical records but your financial records, and be a fully controlling card . . .
Learn more on HIPPA from Twila Brace here.
NEW: Malcolm X Family suing US Government
NEW: Malcolm X Family suing US Government
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) November 16, 2024
“We are here today to officially announce the filing of our $100 million dollar lawsuit against the United States government, the FBI, the CIA, and the NYPD, who we believe all conspired to assassinate Malcolm X.”
Says they have a… pic.twitter.com/kaIFnNzO0t
Well, those bombings of his home, yeah, I'd say those are attempts to conspire to assassinate Malcolm X.
Lawyer Ben Crump, representing the family of Malcolm X, has filed a major lawsuit against the CIA, FBI, and the New York Police Department, alleging a conspiracy to assassinate the civil rights icon. Crump claims to possess explosive new evidence that will directly link these agencies to the plot. This legal action comes after the two men who were wrongfully imprisoned for decades for the assassination were exonerated in 2021. Malcolm X had believed that he was under government surveillance, particularly during his travels abroad for the Hajj pilgrimage, following his conversion to Orthodox Islam.Lawyer Ben Crump, representing the family of Malcolm X, has filed a major lawsuit against the CIA, FBI, and the New York Police Department, alleging a conspiracy to a*sassinate the civil rights icon.
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) November 15, 2024
Crump claims to possess explosive new evidence that will directly link these… pic.twitter.com/FyEsL9IcOr
Unlike Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X was not friends with the Rothschild family.
NAOMI BROCKWELL: “Every email going into your inbox for Gmail is being analyzed, it's being scanned, it's being added to a profile about you"
Privacy advocate @naomibrockwell tells me to stop using Gmail.
— John Stossel (@JohnStossel) November 14, 2024
“Every email going into your inbox for Gmail is being analyzed, it's being scanned, it's being added to a profile about you,” says Brockwell.
Here are more private options she recommends: pic.twitter.com/c8JzRyb7bD
Brave doesn't track your search history, Google does.
Apple goes out of its way to try to anonymize your data. It doesn't store it in it's database your exact location. It uses a technique called "fuzzing."
Brave, Proton email and Tutanota [this has a free version] don't track your data. But wait, if a 3rd party stores your data for security reasons, doesn't that mean that they actually have access to it?
03:40 Every email that goes into your inbox for your Gmail account, it's being analyzed, it's being scanned, it's being added to a profile about you. Google has a terrible track record.
As soon as you connect to the internet, Android uploads to google it comes hey complete history of where you have been that day . . .
No one needs an app for Shell gasoline. Convenience is not an upside to the massive loss of privacy when we use apps or even our credit and debit cards. John's Shell app tracks a lot of data, including his travel destinations, locations, purchase history, contact information, email address, name, phone number, product interaction, purchase history, search history, user ID, product interaction, crash data, performance data, precise location, coarse location, etc. Before you down an app, take a look at their permissions.
NYC COVID-19 App?
08:35 What's App collects a lot of data about you. It shares it with its parent company, Facebook. And that data includes who you are, what time you're calling people, who you're calling, and the content of messages is end-to-end encrypted. Take a look at the default backup of your devices and whether that's just being saved into some cloud. There was a scandal where that was going on for a long time, and people thought they had private communications but actually everything was just immediately available. "WhatsApp data leaked--500 million use records for sale online," Jurgita Lapienyte, Chief Editor, CyberNews, February 24, 2023.
A document leaked by Rolling Stones a couple of years ago showed all the different private messaging apps and how they compared in terms of privacy, and Signal App was one of the best. WhatsApp was one of the worst.
09:23 They already have all my data. What's the point of going private now?
Think of it when you date someone. So they know everything about you, and you're fine with that but the moment that you end that relationship, would you still be comfortable with them knowing everything about you going forward? No, you'd probably stop them from having access to your Amazon account, your Netflix account, and access to your email. You probably wouldn't want them to have that information going forward. Privacy comes down to choice, right. It's not that I want everything that I do to remain private. I'm a public personality as well. I show videos of myself doing all kinds of crazy things. I let people in the public watch them. It's that I deserve I have the right to selectively reveal to the world what I want them to see, and currently, that's not the world.
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