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Why yes, I AM still getting deluged by trolls who are intentionally calling me Pro Genocide after my earlier post.

Thanks for asking.

MSM, GOP MOC... have normalized #TFG.

Most of us know R voters -don't act like a psychopath -go to work every day -pay their bills by working -instead of defrauding ppl -don't call on their SM followers to murder their colleagues -don't sexually assault women -hard to imagine their souls are so dark that they think this man -a fascist who sends violent goons after ppl -is their pick for pres.

The 1st obstacle for Biden to overcome: getting ppl to believe this is real🚨.

salon.com/2024/01/24/the-time-

“Whenever you're transferring money or paying bills, triple check the account numbers and make sure you have the right person or company, because if you make a mistake it can be difficult, or even impossible, to get it back.”

THIS. YES.

toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-fat

⚡️Police: 9 wounded, 2 killed in Russian attack on Hirnyk, Donetsk Oblast.

Russian troops launched an attack against the town of Hirnyk in Donetsk Oblast, targeting a residential area, the Donetsk Oblast police said on Jan. 24.

🔗 kyivindependent.com/police-9-w

Well, there should be a caveat to that--and I speak as a volunteer for their Off The Bus project. Sometimes the effort of getting direct information out is more important than pay and making public the on-the-ground voting situation was more important to me than getting paid for it.

The bigger the pay wall, the dumber the voting public is going to be because they're not going to see information essential for making good choices. For that reason I was also an unpaid contributor to MSNBC's Vine before they shut that down.

Rod Faulkner  
100% concur! The Huffington Post established itself online by soliciting unpaid work from contributors before shutting that initiative down when it...

A shadowy new organization attacking the climate efforts of Canadian cities is infiltrating Google searches and ads in the New York Times and other publications online.

The group — Voice for Energy — bills itself as a platform for Canadians to "speak up" against municipalities implementing measures to reduce or ban natural gas to "protect" people’s so-called "energy choice."

The group keeps its provenance secret, with no phone numbers or staff listed on its website.
A search of its metadata through the Whois database reveals the domain name was created in April 2023, but any information that could identify the website's owners is redacted.

Last week, some Canadian New York Times readers were greeted with an ad from the organization targeting Burnaby, B.C.'s recent decision to ban gas hook-ups in new buildings.

Canadian Google users have also been targeted by the group, as reported by DeSmog reporter Geoff Dembicki and according to the platform's ad transparency database.
Those ads have been running Canada-wide since mid-October accompanied by photos of diverse, happy-looking families. The most recent ad was published on Jan. 10, 2024.

"It is a fear campaign. They're trying to get people scared that if we don't keep natural gas, then we won't have reliable electricity," said Julien Beaulieu, a Université de Sherbrooke lecturer.
"That's what this campaign is about. It is about making people scared of renewables
nationalobserver.com/2024/01/1

Your value does not decrease based on someone's inability to see your worth.
- Unknown

Good morning.
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