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AB 1840 We Are F....d Either Way We Go

Two wings on the same bird is right. Dems want to smoke us out and Republicans want to shoot us when we step outside.

Today Is A Special Day

Today it is my birthday. And for my birthday I’ve brought you all a gift… and my birthday wishes is that but five of you signed it! It’s high time America and europe stand and fight a REAL adversary, instead of scrapping on and picking on the little guy. They can come out stronger in the end, but if they flee from war, then they will be destroyed.

Hatred Of The Black Middle Class

Hatred of the black middle class is black Americas most foolish endeavor. The black lower middle class and middle class gets all the blame while the active anti black perpetrators in black America that has true self hate gets off Scott free . They have all these YouTube channels that spread nothing but lies but they are never questioned. Especially if you are an attractive black man the hate that comes from the other blacks is unreal.

Here’s How To Find Out If Your Social Security Number Was Included In Last Week’s Massive Data Breach

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Last week’s staggering data breach at National Public Data put personal data, including the Social Security numbers, of billions of Americans in the hands of cybercriminals.

The breach occurred late last year and the company acknowledged on its website last week that there were “potential leaks of certain data in April 2024 and summer 2024."

Data reaching back at least three decades is said to be included in the breach—and the inclusion of Social Security numbers has raised a number of concerns among people. Curious if you were affected? Here’s how to find out.

How can I find out if my Social Security number was part of the breach?
Pentester, a cybersecurity firm, has set up a tool to let you see if your data was part of the breach. Use a web browser to navigate to npd.pentester.com and enter your first and last name and birth year. You’ll see a list of breached accounts, including the last four numbers of the leaked Social Security numbers.
What should I do if my Social Security number was included in the breach?
NPD is advising people who might have been affected to closely monitor their financial accounts. Most Americans don't keep close tabs on their checking and saving balance and don't examine every item on their credit card bill - and hackers count on that.

It’s also a good idea to set up credit monitoring to ensure no one is using your personal information—and contact one of the three U.S. credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) to set up a fraud alert on your account, which will tell creditors to contact you before they open any new accounts or change your existing accounts. (Once it’s set up with one agency, it will go into effect with the others. It remains active for one year and can be renewed.)

Republicans Ask Supreme Court To Block 40,000 Arizonans From Voting In November

The Republican National Committee is urging the Supreme Court to intervene in an Arizona election dispute this week and block up to 40,000 of the state's registered voters from casting ballots in the presidential race.

Republican state lawmakers say these voters did not provide proof of their citizenship when they were registered and now they should be barred from from voting in person or by mail.

Although Congress made it easier for Americans to register to vote, those federal rules cannot override "the Arizona Legislature’s sovereign authority to determine the qualifications of voters and structure participation in its elections," they said in an emergency appeal filed Aug. 9.


The fast-track appeal may signal whether the conservative court is ready to intervene in partisan election disputes. The Arizona Republicans asked for a decision by Thursday because counties will soon begin to print ballots.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said the appeal should be rejected.

"There is no evidence of fraud and undocumented voting. The 2024 election is weeks away and acting now to restrict the voting rights of a large group of Arizona's voters is undemocratic," he said in a statement.

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Quick question. If your vote doesn't matter, then why do "they" keep trying to take it away from you?

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