 Trying to accumulate everything and leave everyone else with nothing
mad world indeed
JimD23-Sep-19 11:48 PM
There is really no need to compare ourselves to Africans
They need to git gud or STFU
Neko23-Sep-19 11:53 PM
Ethiopia has 100 million habitants let that sink in
JimD23-Sep-19 11:54 PM
Africa is terrifying TBH. Every single one of those fuckers is gonna try and come to US/Europe within the next 30 years
Neko23-Sep-19 11:55 PM
they want to downgrade the standard of living everywhere so only the elites will live like kings in closed city-states while the rest of us are left to fight the hordes
JimD23-Sep-19 11:56 PM
Yup, and we are gonna lose. They are gonna take the guns then use the media to direct the retarded masses at "white supremacists"
Better learn guerrilla warfare whiteboi
Neko23-Sep-19 11:57 PM
its disheartening to watch it all happening in slow-mo
JimD23-Sep-19 11:58 PM
Yup, we can take these fuckers out better than 10:1 if we organize but the US government needs to go broke first
can't organize when intelligence agencies will subvert 24/7 and get paid well to do it
in short, paying taxes is feeding your adversaries
Neko23-Sep-19 11:59 PM
yup they ensured the president and elected doofus are just a cardboard cutout while the real government never changes
JimD24-Sep-19 12:00 AM
Ya, I would hope more people would realize that after the Trump vs Dems/Deep start circus but they can't see whats in front of them
Even Trump is pretty controlled.
JimD24-Sep-19 12:03 AM
But your right, wait for the fall. It won't be surprise to us
A new study shows that 50% of Americans wouldn't survive for more than two weeks without power, and an astonishing 75% of them said they would be dead within two months.
It can happen fast too
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:07 AM
civilization is just a thin veneer over what is a carefully controlled feeding frenzy. if the power shuts off and the trucks stop running, It would be mad max in a matter of months.
Neko24-Sep-19 12:07 AM
gotta have plan B , always
at least we won't die of boredoom
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:08 AM
I'm slightly prepared. but I hope it never happens
JimD24-Sep-19 12:09 AM
Im torn. Letting the status quo continue is default commie victory
but I guess things would be easier to just sit back and let it happen
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:10 AM
well anyone who prepares and organizes a group is instantly put in a govt database and labeled various ridiculous things
JimD24-Sep-19 12:11 AM
Yup, and Americans still think they are free
They just installed 20 security cameras where I work and put up no gun stickers
But god-forbid any of us conceal and carry
its against HR policy
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:12 AM
perhap some of the tools being built here will allow communities to grow and communicate without fear of reprisal.
JimD24-Sep-19 12:13 AM
Thats a hope too. Im sure a town could function on nothing but crypto assets
so many possibilities for the tech
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:15 AM
they can double down on taking the guns and lose another election if they want. of course it's all just different flavors of communism anyway. central banks are as about as commie as you can get.
JimD24-Sep-19 12:16 AM
Yup, it was sad watching Ron Paul getting cheated in the primaries
No Austrian economics for Murca
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:18 AM
the next crash might be crypto's watershed moment. hopefully the next revolution can be bloodless.
JimD24-Sep-19 12:19 AM
We shall see, the 1st American revolution certainly wasn't
It will be interesting if the government goes full authoritarian or states start succeeding and re-establishing perimeters
I really have no idea how it could play out
I read a USA Today article about how the national debt is no big deal
In Manhattan, a giant clock displays a rising U.S. debt total — almost $23 trillion for now. Pundits say it's big trouble. But is it?
apparently this is fine
and if you count the assets we bought with our debt we are only 16 trillion in debt
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:23 AM
it's a great family business. for a few families.
 So if there was a big global conflict and the middle east/Russia/US refining capacity got leveled there would be mass starvation in no time
but who is to say an event like that would not be staged
I think this world is more fragile than it appears
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:38 AM
considering how crazy things are getting already, I wouldn't rule anything out. the slow yet methodical push to move everyone off of the land and into dense population centers should make population control a little easier. the personal tracking devices have been distributed. seems like some things are falling into place. going cashless will be the next big step I think. Probably why privacy coins are such a big no no now.
JimD24-Sep-19 12:39 AM
Do you think they can actually stop privacy coins though?

JimD24-Sep-19 12:43 AM
arrr on the KMD ecosystem ?
Monero/PIVX/DAPS are the only privacy coins I keep an eye on
Monero is still doing quite well though
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:43 AM
yeah, or even zcash, it's been on a downward slope for months
JimD24-Sep-19 12:44 AM
I wonder if DEX will ever be strong enough to cut out centralized exchanges though
I know the long term vision is to obsolete CEX with DEX
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:45 AM
I think the benefits of btc are appreciated, that why theres this whole btc maximalist trope going on now. It's been approved. but price will be controlled
the dex will only grow with time. how much and how fast is really hard to guess
JimD24-Sep-19 12:46 AM
Ya, another reason I like KMD though.
Leading the charge on DEX/atomic swaps
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:47 AM
well it may not even be kmd that benefits the most from the tech. It helps everyone in crypto.
crypto veterans get it right away. newcomers a little less so
JimD24-Sep-19 12:48 AM
I think the mobile dex is gonna do wonders to fix that issue though
Can they get fiat onramps for DEX yet ?
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:49 AM
It's in the works on multiple fronts through multiple kmd ecosystem participants
but coinbase sells usdc, which is compatible with the mobile dex already
JimD24-Sep-19 12:50 AM
Thats probably the magic ticket TBH
Coinbase is super centralized and monitored though
and they charge like 3% to buy BTC
its pretty expensive
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:51 AM
yeah well unlike binance, they havent asked for my social security # yet
1
JimD24-Sep-19 12:52 AM
would be great just to link my bank account and transfer the funds over
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:53 AM
wells fargo shut down my coinbase account link, then announced their issuing a stable coin. I think that may be an antitrust vioiation honestly
JimD24-Sep-19 12:54 AM
Ouch, I have USAA and they seem of of embraced crypto thus far
I can link my account with my coinbase account
actionslacks24-Sep-19 12:55 AM
yeah my local bank is fine with it too. I wasn't suprised when it happened


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I have a moderate case of AS. I have never really felt true empathy in my life. I have cared for and about people, but I never understood how my actions impacted others. My lack of development socially delayed my development with maturity. When i was smoking weed, I started understanding how my past actions impacted people, but couldn't help with current actions. It also wouldn't stop me from and possibly drove me to more dopamine-driven hyperactivity. One day, I did mdma. I felt complete empathy and while I was on it, I did not feel like I should ever smoke again (the comedown changed that). But for the next week or two after my first roll, I did not have AS. At all.
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ALMOST FAMOUS -------------
When he was just fifteen in the early 70's, writer/director Cameron Crowe ("Jerry Maguire") became a rock journalist , graduating to the staff of 'Rolling Stone' at sixteen. In his new film, "Almost Famous," fictional William Miller (newcomer Patrick Fugit) is a fifteen year old rock writer whose meeting with his hero, legendary Creem editor Lester Bangs (Philip Seymour Hoffman) results in an assigment that turns into a Rolling Stone story on the road with his favorite band, Stillwater.
LAURA:
Clearly a labor of love, "Almost Famous" charts the maturation of a young rock journalist amidst a world of conflicts. William's single mother Elaine, (Oscar winner Frances McDormand, "Fargo") an educator with unusual ideas, has watched her eldest, Anita (Zooey Deschanel, "Mumford"), fly the coop in a fit of rebelliousness. Now she overcompensates, fearfully allowing William to follow his dream, even though that will lead him into the clutches of rock and roll, which she knows is all about drugs and sex.
When William's met with resistance getting into the backstage area, he's befriended by the BandAids ('we're not groupies, we're into the music'), particularly the mysterious and worldly Penny Lane (Kate Hudson, "200 Cigarettes"). Meeting Stillwater, particularly the charismatic Russell Hammond (Billy Crudup, "Jesus' Son"), immediately catches William between his true fan incliniations and Lester's advice to never become friends with those you write about. This intensifies when the group board the 'Almost Famous 1973' tour bus and hit the road. William will watch as his beloved Penny disregards her own advice and falls deeply for the married Russell while lead singer Jeff (Jason Lee, "Chasing Amy") fumes as Russell captures the lion's share of their publicity. Russell evades William's interview attempts from one state to the next as Rolling Stone dogs him for material and mom insists he return home for his high school graduation, constantly reminding him 'Don't do drugs!'
Two shattering events finally force William to play his hand, report his story and return home wiser and experienced, if disillusioned. Crowe neatly manages to heal both of William's families, the one he was born to and the one he adopted, at the crossroads of Penny Lane.
"Almost Famous" is a well acted ensemble piece without a single lackluster note. Fugit anchors the film as the intelligent innocent abroad who faces ethical challenges beyond his years.  Crudup is startling good as the gorgeous rocker who tries to do right in the face of too much temptation. Crudup's really coming into his own with this performance following "Jesus' Son" and "Without Limits" and should cease to be mistaken for Johnny Depp. Frances McDormand provides most of the film's humor as the relentlessly protective mom who terrifies hotel managers and quotes Goethe to a cowed Russell long distance. Jason Lee adopts the proper rock star slouch and swagger as Stillwater's lead singer and the ever brilliant Philip Seymour Hoffman embodies the 'uncool' Bangs. Fairuza Balk makes an impression as stylishly hip yet caring BandAid Sapphire while Anna Paquin only makes any impression at all when her character is utilized to impart early, important information to William.
Crowe and his team, cinematographer John Toll ("Braveheart"), art directors Clay A. Griffith and Clayton R. Hartley ("Jerry Maguire"), and costume designer Betsy Heimann ("Jerry Maguire") capture the look and feel of the early 1970's. Crowe's wife Nancy Wilson (formerly of the band Heart) provides the score which is complemented by rock standards of the time. Peter Frampton acted as technical consultant, teaching the members of the fictional Stillwater how to play like a real rock band on stage.
"Almost Famous" is a warm, human and true rite of passage that will bring baby boomers back to times of incense and peppermints while introducing younger generations to a golden era on the fringe of corporatization.
B+
ROBIN:
Following the tremendous success of his last film, "Jerry Maguire," writer/director Cameron Crowe digs back into his own past to tell the quasi-autobiographical story of 15-year old William Miller (Patrick Fugit). It's 1973 and rock music is in transition. William, a passionate fan of music and damn fine writer for a kid, gets a gig with Rolling Stone magazine to interview an up-and-coming band - Stillwater. Much to his mom's (Frances McDormand) consternation, he takes the assignment and hits the rock tour circuit in "Almost Famous."
Helmer Crowe has had an eclectic career in the entertainment industry from his early days as a teen reporter for such underground and mainstream publications as Creem, Rolling Stone, Playboy, and The LA Times. He was only 16-years old when he made editor at Rolling Stone and published his best-selling novel, 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', at the tender age of 22. Crowe was tapped to write the screenplay of his book and, in 1982, the highly popular film adaptation was released. Since then, he has busily worked in the film industry, receiving major kudos for "Jerry Maguire" in 1996. The writer/director utilizes his own past experience as a rock and roll journalist to create the story for "Almost Famous."
 His writing talent really impresses legendary rock 'n' roll journalist Lester Bangs (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) who helps publish the youngster's articles. This friendship, with Bangs acting as William's muse and mentor, results in a golden opportunity for the young writer and the chance to write a feature article for Rolling Stone magazine - at the tender age of 15! William chooses a favorite band, Stillwater, as his subject and, with expense account in hand, joins the band while on tour.
The tale begins slowly as baby-faced William tries to use his credentials as a journalist for Rolling Stone and is denied access backstage for an interview. A pretty, young "Band-Aid" - devoted followers of Stillwater - named Penny Lane (Kate Hudson, "200 Cigarettes"), only 16 herself, takes the bewildered William under her wing and introduces him to the band. Stillwater's leader, Russell Hammond (Billy Crudup, "Jesus' Son"), takes a liking to William and an uncertain bond is formed between journalist and band.
For William, the experience is a coming of age that impacts him both personally and professional. His mentor, Bangs, had advised him from the start not to make friends with the rock stars. Doing so would only cause the budding journalist to compromise his work. William also has to contend with a loving, protective mother who doesn't want to let her boy go out into the cold, cruel world. And, along with the inevitable friendship that does grow between William and the members of Stillwater, he falls for Penny. All of these crises and considerations are tough for a teen, but, in the end, William overcomes every obstacle.
Even though it's based on Crowe's real-life experiences, "Almost Famous" is a true fantasy tale with William entering a dream world populated by the music-makers he has idolized all of his young life. But, there is more to the story as we watch the rise and fall and resurrection of an American rock band. And, because of the wonderful Frances McDormand, we see the impact on the family as she unwillingly sends her babies go off into the world. Plus, there is romance, rivalry, rowdiness and recklessness, too.
Newcomer Patrick Fugit is the picture's anchor from the start. The fresh-faced youngster is not deterred by the presence of the veteran actors around him and has an incorruptible sweetness about him that makes his William a likable kid. Of those supporting William, McDormand shines out. Her Elaine Miller is a single parent, intelligent and educated, who suddenly hits that crossroad of life where her chicks leave the nest and there is nothing she can do to stop it. She tries to keep hold of William, from long distance, and advise him, repeatedly - and, to very funny effect - "DON'T DO DRUGS!" There is a warmth and richness to McDormand's performance that really fleshes Elaine into a real, loving, caring and intelligent parent and person.
Kate Hudson gives a star-making turn as the irrepressibly buoyant, yet pragmatic leader of the Band-Aids. Penny treats her devotion to the band of the hour with an almost reverence. Her particular closeness to Stillwater's leader, Russell, causes a friction between William and the band as the writer falls deeper and deeper for the vivacious Penny. Billy Crudup carries himself well as the handsome rock star in the making. The actor is not just a pretty face and provides depth to his performance of the near-hedonistic guitarist.
Jason Lee ("Chasing Amy") plays the band's lead singer, Jeff Bebe, and, while not given a great deal to do off stage, he cuts a convincing swath as a rock musician when on stage. Fairuza Balk ("The Waterboy") and Anna Paquin ("X-Men") play two of the Band-Aids and Noah Taylor ("Shine") is unrecognizable as the band's manager, Dick Roswell.) Philip Seymour Hoffman is, once again, terrific in his pivotal role as William's muse, Lester Bangs. The more I watch this actor, the more I think that he is developing into one of the greats in his field.
Two-time Academy Award winner John Toll ("Legends of the Fall" and "Braveheart") gives a crisp look to the photography, especially the concert footage. Art director Clay A. Griffith ("Jerry Maguire") provides the right look to the 70's period design without ostentation. Nancy Wilson (from the rock band Heart) provides a score that fits in with the 70's mood of the film. Rock classics from the 60's and 70's - Simon and Garfunkel, Elton John, Joni Mitchell, the Allman Brothers, Stevie Wonder and others - give just the right and familiar note for the time.
The quasi-documentary feel of "Almost Famous" gives the film an edginess as we watch the slow disintegration of the band while, simultaneously, their fame begins to build. We see things through the same rose colored glasses as William and we, too, become disillusioned with the star machine and what it does to its members. By film's end, William is a wiser young man, but one whose innocence is now a thing of the past.
"Almost Famous" may be looked upon as an indulgence by auteur Crowe, but there is an honesty and reality to the film that make it a worthwhile flick to catch. I give it a B.
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Cool Tools for Travel - Tim Ferriss and Kevin Kelly
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How to Fear Less -- Vince Vaughn
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Phil Keoghan -- The Magic of Bucket Lists and Amazing Races
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Accelerated Learning and Mentors - My Personal Story
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rotten > Library > History > Political Scandal > Lewinsky Affair
Lewinsky Affair
On February 28, 1997, President Bill Clinton ejaculated on White House intern Monica Lewinsky, spilling his semen on her navy blue dress. Either that, or some other caucasian with the same set of genetic markers spurted on her, the odds of that being about one in 7.87 trillion.
When you get right down to it, Clinton's perjury was strictly penny ante. He lied in court about cheating on his wife. Then he got caught. End of story. There was no constitutional crisis, no threat to the rule of the law, nada.
 "If our President is willing to lie to a court of law, that undermines confidence in the entire justice system." Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Compared to Watergate, Clinton's activities were practically saintly. But the diehard Clinton haters cannot bring themselves to admit it.
As the investigation got closer to the White House, Nixon instructed his men to cover up the crime. When special prosecutor Archibald Cox demanded that the President hand over his audiotapes, Nixon instructed the Attorney General to fire Cox. Instead, the AG resigned. Nixon then had to fire the Assistant Attorney General when he also refused to do it. Finally the Solicitor General, Robert Bork, fired Cox. And when the Supreme Court finally forced Nixon to hand them over, there were 18.5 minutes missing on tape 342 -- intentionally obliterated by at least five separate passes of recorded noise.
Let's see, that's at least conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and destruction of evidence. Now there's a President who really understands what it means to be above the law.
If your friend counters that Watergate is old news, try Iran-Contra. There's another actual Constitutional crisis for you.
But the Lewinsky scandal had something going for it: namely, the President's hot, steaming manchowder. The American public couldn't get enough of it, and the nation's news media quickly became supersaturated with Lewinsky coverage. Daily Show anchor Craig Kilborn set the tone when he announced:
We now continue our endless, ceaseless, won't-stop-if-you-beg-us coverage of
"Make it Stop '98: To Dream the Impeachable Dream."
Another hilarious fake news outfit, the Washington Times, decided to go after Clinton with gusto. Why? Because their owner, ultraconservative cult leader Sun Myung Moon, demanded it. As he announced to his followers in 1997:
Are you really truly American citizens? (Yes.) Do you really love your President? (No.) (Laughter.) This is not a laughing matter. If you are given a choice to love Reverend Moon or President Clinton, whom do you have to love first? (Father.) You say that because you are Unification Church members. (Laughter.) Thinking people in the society also consider Reverend Moon more valuable than President Clinton.
Isn't the Washington Times becoming more famous every day? The Washington Times exercised its power properly by chasing 70 congressmen who were involved in immoral behavior and causing them to step down. At this time the Washington Times is digging into President Clinton's past, mistakes that have been covered up. When American people in general look at the situation, do they think that Reverend Moon is doing too much or would they encourage Father to go ahead and find out the truth?
They all know that Reverend Moon is not an American citizen so, in a way, you should feel that a non-American is here, digging into these bad situations and coming up with the truth.  What do you gain by opposing and judging your President? You may find yourself in all kinds of life threatening situations by doing so. Reverend Moon is labeled as a person who goes up against anyone who is unrighteous, so the entire population of 240 million American people have been judged at one time or another by Father. Therefore, even if he goes against President Clinton, they consider that normal behavior for Father.
In September 1998, independent counsel Ken Starr submitted his report to Congress. Here's the summary of events that most people were looking for:
The sexual encounters generally occurred in or near the private study off the Oval Office -- most often in the windowless hallway outside the study.  According to Ms. Lewinsky, she performed oral sex on the President; he never performed oral sex on her. Initially, according to Ms. Lewinsky, the President would not let her perform oral sex to completion. In Ms. Lewinsky's understanding, his refusal was related to "trust and not knowing me well enough."
According to Ms. Lewinsky, she performed oral sex on the President on nine occasions. On all nine of those occasions, the President fondled and kissed her bare breasts. He touched her genitals, both through her underwear and directly, bringing her to orgasm on two occasions. On one occasion, the President inserted a cigar into her vagina. On another occasion, she and the President had brief genital-to-genital contact.
Of course, there was more. Much more.  The President "was talking about performing oral sex on me," according to Ms. Lewinsky. But she stopped him because she was menstruating and he did not. Ms. Lewinsky did perform oral sex on him.
Suddenly this tantalizing footnote appears, referring to some of Lewinsky's videotaped testimony:
They engaged in oral-anal contact as well.
After the Starr report was released to the general public, the House Judiciary Committee fought over releasing the source materials. The question was how much should be redacted from the raw testimony and supporting documentation that served as the basis for the final report. The Democrats argued that the sexually explicit portions were not strictly necessary to serve the public necessity. But they were outnumbered by Republicans 21 to 16.
That cigar stuff was released only at the insistence of Bob Barr (R-Georgia). Everyone else on the committee had already agreed that it was gratuitous. But Barr demanded that the hot cigar action be revealed to the public.
In January 1999, the tables were turned when Barr's ex-wife Gail accused him of personal indiscretions, including an extramarital affair. It was in a sworn affadavit made at the request of HUSTLER magazine. Her affadavit further indicated that Barr had perjured himself during the course of their divorce proceedings. The pro-life congressman had paid $300 for her 1983 abortion and even driven her to the clinic. In 1986, Barr testified under oath that he had opposed the abortion, and that it had occurred "against my wishes."
After news of the affadavit broke, Barr reiterated his position: "I have never perjured myself... I have never suggested, urged, forced or encouraged anyone to have an abortion." Then in 2002, Barr filed a $30 million lawsuit against HUSTLER publisher Larry Flynt, former President Clinton, and Clinton strategist James Carville over the allegations.
Timeline
| 23 Jul 1973 |
Monica Samille Lewinsky born to Marcia Vilensky and Bernie Lewinsky, San Francisco, CA. |
| Jul 1995 |
Monica Lewinsky joins the White House, as an intern in the Chief of Staff's office. |
| 13 Nov 1995 |
Monica Lewinsky accepts a full-time, paid position in the White House Office of Legislative Affairs. |
| 15 Nov 1995 |
In the Chief of Staff's office, White House intern Monica Lewinsky pulls down her pants to show President Bill Clinton that she is wearing black thong underwear. In response, Clinton verbally indicates his approval. Later that evening, Bill fingerbangs Monica and plays with her tits. Then she gives him a blowjob while he talks on the phone. |
| 17 Nov 1995 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits, then she gives him a blowjob while he talks on the phone with Congressman H.L. "Sonny" Callahan. |
| 31 Dec 1995 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits, then she gives him a blowjob. |
| 7 Jan 1996 |
President Bill Clinton offers to go down on Monica Lewinsky but she demurs, telling him that she's menstruating. Then she gives him a blowjob and a rimjob. |
| Jan 1996 |
President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky engage in phone sex. |
| 21 Jan 1996 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits, then she gives him a blowjob. |
| 4 Feb 1996 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits and pussy, then she gives him a blowjob. |
| 19 Feb 1996 |
President Bill Clinton tries to end his affair with Monica Lewinsky. |
| 31 Mar 1996 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits and pussy. Then he pushes a cigar into her pussy, pulls it out, and puts it in his mouth. "It tastes good," Clinton says. |
| 7 Apr 1996 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits, then she gives him a blowjob. |
| 16 Apr 1996 |
Monica Lewinsky is transferred to the Pentagon. |
| 21 May 1996 |
President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky engage in phone sex. |
| 5 Jul 1996 |
President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky engage in phone sex. |
| 19 Jul 1996 |
President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky engage in phone sex. |
| 5 Sep 1996 |
During a telephone conversation, Monica Lewinsky tells President Bill Clinton that she wants to fuck him. He turns her down. |
| 22 Oct 1996 |
President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky engage in phone sex. |
| 2 Dec 1996 |
President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky engage in phone sex. |
| 14 Feb 1997 |
Monica Lewinsky's valentine runs in the Washington Post:
HANDSOME
With love's light wings did
I o'er perch these walls
For stony limits cannot hold love out,
And what love can do that dares love attempt.
-- Romeo and Juliet 2:2
Happy Valentine's Day.
M
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| 28 Feb 1997 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits, then she gives him a blowjob. This time, Clinton spurts on her navy blue dress she bought at the Gap. |
| 29 Mar 1997 |
President Bill Clinton plays with Monica Lewinsky's tits and pussy, then they briefly touch genitals and she gives him a blowjob. Again, Clinton spurts.  No sex, though. |
| 20 Jan 1998 |
President Bill Clinton tells the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer: "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." |
| 21 Jan 1998 |
Bill Clinton: "There is not a sexual relationship. That is accurate. We are doing our best to cooperate here, but we don't know much yet, and that's all I can say now. What I'm trying to do is to contain my natural impulses and get back to work." |
| Mar 1998 |
During an interview, Congressman Dan Burton (R-Ind.) explains to the Indianapolis Star why he's chasing President Bill Clinton: "If I could prove 10% of what I believe happened, he'd be gone. The guy's a scumbag. That's why I'm after him." |
| 27 Apr 1998 |
Newt Gingrich tells the Atlanta Rotary Club: "What you have lived through for 2 1/2 years is the most systematic, deliberate obstruction of justice, coverup and effort to avoid the truth we have ever seen in American history." |
| 20 Jul 1998 |
Time magazine contributor Nina Burleigh declares: "I would be happy to give him (Bill Clinton) a blowjob just to thank him for keeping abortion legal.  |
| 28 Jul 1998 |
Monica Lewinsky turns over the semen-encrusted blue dress to the Office of the Independent Counsel. |
| 8 Aug 1998 |
Congressman James Traficant comes up with the quip: "If it's on the dress, he must confess. If that dress don't fit, they must acquit." |
| 17 Aug 1998 |
During his grand jury testimony before the independent counsel, President Bill Clinton delves briefly into semantics.
| ATTORNEY: |
Whether or not Mr. Bennett knew of your relationship with Ms. Lewinsky, the statement that there was "no sex of any kind in any manner, shape or form, with President Clinton," was an utterly false statement. Is that correct? |
| CLINTON: |
It depends on what the meaning of the word "is" is. If the -- if he -- if "is" means "is and never has been and is not" -- that is one thing. If it means there is none, that was a completely true statement. |
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| 11 Sep 1998 |
During a White House prayer breakfast, President Bill Clinton declares: "I don't think there is a fancy way to say that I have sinned." |
| 4 Oct 1998 |
In a New York Times opinion piece, former President Gerald Ford declares that President Clinton should "accept full responsibility for his actions, as well as for his subsequent efforts to delay or impede the investigation of them... No spinning, no semantics, no evasiveness or blaming others for his plight." |
| 4 Oct 1998 |
The Washington Post runs an ad from HUSTLER magazine publisher Larry Flynt, offering $1 million to anyone who can prove that they "had an adulterous sexual encounter with a current member of the United States Congress or a high-ranking government official." |
| 4 Nov 1998 |
Newt Gingrich blames the disappointing election results on the media's fascination with the Lewinsky Affair: "I mean, I totally underestimated the degree to which people would just get sick of 24-hour-a-day talk television and talk radio and then the degree to which this whole scandal became just sort of disgusting by sheer repetition." |
| 19 Dec 1998 |
The House of Representatives passes two of four articles of impeachment against President Bill Clinton. |
| 11 Jan 1999 |
HUSTLER magazine publisher Larry Flynt accuses Congressman Bob Barr (R-Georgia) of having cheated on his wife. He also accuses Barr of paying for his wife's 1983 abortion and subsequently committing perjury when he denied it under oath. |
| 12 Feb 1999 |
The Senate acquits President Bill Clinton. |
| 2 Aug 1999 |
On Rivera Live, conservative freak Ann Coulter tells Geraldo Rivera: "[Clinton] masturbates in the sinks." |
| 6 Feb 2000 |
On This Evening with Judith Regan, conservative freak Ann Coulter declares: "Clinton is in love with the erect penis." |
| 10 Apr 2000 |
Mark Chmura, tight end for the Green Bay Packers, is arrested for raping a 17-year-old girl at an after-prom party in the bathroom of a Hartland, Wisconsin home. In 1997, Republican family man Chmura had publicly boycotted an invitation to the White House, claiming that Bill Clinton "didn't have the moral authority to be President." |
| 17 May 2000 |
Matthew Glavin, President of the Southeastern Legal Foundation, is arrested by an undercover officer on Medlock Bridge road in the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, near Atlanta. Glavin was masturbating and attempting to fondle the officer. The SLF had spearheaded the attempt to get President Bill Clinton disbarred in Arkansas. |
| 20 Nov 2003 |
Monica Lewinsky tells GQ magazine: "One of the huge misconceptions about me in the past few years is that I have made a fortune from this... People who have this idea that I have millions of dollars or even a million, or close to a million, are off their rocker." |
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Warren says health insurance workers laid off under 'Medicare-for-all' can work in auto, life insurance
by Adam ShawSen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., said Friday in Iowa that private health insurance workers who lose their jobs under her government-run health care plan could work for life or auto insurance firms instead.
The 2020 presidential hopeful was asked where those who work in health insurance would go when private insurance is eliminated under her expansive “Medicare-for-all” plan, released earlier Friday.
“So if you’ve had a chance to read the plan, you’ll see no one gets left behind,” she said.
"Some of the people currently working in health insurance will work in other parts of insurance -- in life insurance, in auto insurance, in car insurance, some will work for Medicaid," she said.
Five years of "transition support” for displaced workers is built into the plan, Warren said.
BUTTIGIEG SLAMS WARREN OVER MEDICARE-FOR-ALL
“Because what this is about is how we strengthen America’s middle class, and how we make sure that in transitions no one gets left behind, she said. “It’s right there in the plan, and it’s fully paid for.”
Warren’s plan, first reported on by Fox News, is projected by the campaign to cost “just under $52 trillion” over the next decade, with the campaign proposing a host of tax increases to pay for it while still claiming the middle class would not face any additional burden.
“We don’t need to raise taxes on the middle class by one penny to finance Medicare for All,” Warren said in the plan.
The plan was immediately hammered by both Republicans and her Democratic rivals in the 2020 primary. Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign said the "unrealistic plan" leaves only two options: "even further increase taxes on the middle class or break her commitment to these promised benefits."
"The mathematical gymnastics in this plan are all geared toward hiding a simple truth from voters: It's impossible to pay for Medicare for All without middle class tax increases," Biden deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield said in a statement.
Some Republicans were more blunt in their criticism.
“Hahaha. This make-believe math is bonkers,” Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., said in a statement.
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But in addition to concerns about costs, the proposed shift to a government-run system has raised concerns about the impact on the health care industry.
According to The Wall Street Journal, independent estimates have predicted that 2 million people would lose their jobs as the private health insurance industry collapses and providers need fewer people to manage billing.
Fox News' Brooke Singman and Judson Berger contributed to this report.


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Code Documentation¶
GreyNoise Interface¶
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greynoise.
GreyNoise
(api_key)[source]¶ Abstract interface for GreyNoise.
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_request
(endpoint, params={}, data=None)[source]¶ Handle the requesting of information from the API.
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get_context
(ip_address)[source]¶ Get context associated with an IP address.
Parameters: ip_address – IP address to use in the look-up. Returns: Context for the IP address. Return type: dict
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get_noise
(date=None, recurse=True)[source]¶ Get a complete dump of noisy IPs associated with Internet scans.
Get all noise IPs generated by Internet scanners, search engines, and worms. Users will get all values or can specify a date filter for just a single day.
Parameters: - date (str) – Optional date to use as a filter.
- recurse (bool) – Recurse through all results.
Returns: List of IP addresses associated with scans.
Return type: list
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get_noise_status
(ip_address)[source]¶ Get activity associated with an IP address.
Parameters: ip_address – IP address to use in the look-up. Returns: Activity metadata for the IP address. Return type: dict
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