@sundogplanets

Each of these operators holds Kesslers syndrome over the heads of the rest of the earth.

@mattblaze @mkilmo @dominykas

But I would agree, that it is probably much easier to influence elections before and after (just not swearing in people, endless court cases, voter suppression) then it would be to tamper with the actual election data.

@mattblaze @mkilmo @dominykas

Well, say the DOJ detected "irregularities in voting", some "foreign interference" perhaps or suspected "antifa activity", and they send the FBI to impound the voting source material, is it then impossible for them to tamper with it and give it back?

@mattblaze @mkilmo @dominykas

That they run them, yes. But personally I feel doubtful that they are still safe from federal executive interference, combined with the present #scotus. If he tries, can you be sure he will fail?

@mattblaze @mkilmo @dominykas

Normally speaking. But aren't things changed now? His personal law firm, also known as DOJ is putting the screws on blue states to get voter data. And his personal police force, also known as FBI, has taken actual physical voter material from a state.

@newsguyusa

Am I reading this right that Cap Gemini is saying that the USA government has an existing gag order like structure about government contracts for things like law enforcement?

@Eetschrijver

@stuart @rrb @energisch_ @joschi64 @HennaVirkkunen

First of all Europe MUST disentangle itself from the dependencies on the US empire. Then we can always cooperate on a case to case basis.

Personally I have been in favor of dissolving NATO and having our own European army from the fall of the Berlin war. I found it common sense AND important to do. But the EU is a quagmire, it's a bunch of kittens all running in different directions.

@heidilifeldman

This is torture, plain and simple. The perpetrators should be held to account by any country in the world, should they come in their jurisdiction.

@Flisty @ChrisMayLA6 @lukeryanps

It is a very long running story arc. The degradation of US liberalism really started getting steam with Reagan. But really the seeds were already put in the ground with the overly advantageous end of World War II which left them without enough counter weight for the idea of exceptionalism, and from there it really just went all down hill, slow at first, but ever accelerating from the Reagan period.