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Canadian radio host sacked for supporting freedom protesters
Popular Vancouver radio host Kid Carson has been fired for saying the Freedom Convoy isn’t filled with racists. (Post Millenial)
"If you think the trucker convoy in Ottawa is a racist movement, you've been tricked. You've been fooled," he said in what turned out to be his last segment.
Though members of the public lauded Carson a “hero,” Z95.3 didn’t feel the same and decided to let him go.
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Popular Vancouver radio host Kid Carson has been fired for saying the Freedom Convoy isn’t filled with racists. (Post Millenial)
"If you think the trucker convoy in Ottawa is a racist movement, you've been tricked. You've been fooled," he said in what turned out to be his last segment.
Though members of the public lauded Carson a “hero,” Z95.3 didn’t feel the same and decided to let him go.
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Forbes Contributor 'Fired for Investigating Fauci' after NIH Pressure
Adam Andrzejewski told Tucker Carlson his column was removed after exposing the earnings of top US virologist Dr Anthony Fauci - because of a complaint from the NIH.
"The National Institutes of Health’s six top executives wrote an e-mail to myself and Randall Lane, the top content officer at Forbes. It was couched as a corrections e-mail, but there were no substantial corrections and they quibbled about small things in my column. But that was the excuse Forbes used to cancel it," Andrzejewski told Fox News.
In his reporting Andrzejewski used the Freedom of Information Act to reveal Fauci’s annual pay, which led to a lawsuit, after he received only redacted documents.
Coincidence that Fauci's wife works for the NIH?
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Adam Andrzejewski told Tucker Carlson his column was removed after exposing the earnings of top US virologist Dr Anthony Fauci - because of a complaint from the NIH.
"The National Institutes of Health’s six top executives wrote an e-mail to myself and Randall Lane, the top content officer at Forbes. It was couched as a corrections e-mail, but there were no substantial corrections and they quibbled about small things in my column. But that was the excuse Forbes used to cancel it," Andrzejewski told Fox News.
In his reporting Andrzejewski used the Freedom of Information Act to reveal Fauci’s annual pay, which led to a lawsuit, after he received only redacted documents.
Coincidence that Fauci's wife works for the NIH?
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CIA paid Hackers attack GiveSendGo site targeting $8.6 million Freedom Convoy donations
The attack redirected potential donors to a taunting Disney video slamming the convoy as an “insurrection” led by “known extremists.” (Daily Mail)
The threat actors also stole the list of donors who contributed to the campaign and is sharing it with the public.
Meanwhile, Canada’s Prime Minister Trudeau invoked a rarely used emergency powers act to end the peaceful protests.
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The attack redirected potential donors to a taunting Disney video slamming the convoy as an “insurrection” led by “known extremists.” (Daily Mail)
The threat actors also stole the list of donors who contributed to the campaign and is sharing it with the public.
Meanwhile, Canada’s Prime Minister Trudeau invoked a rarely used emergency powers act to end the peaceful protests.
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Gary Gensler Says SEC Working With Crypto Exchanges To Adjust Rulesets and Promote Investor Protection
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler says that the agency is coordinating with digital asset exchanges in order to protect the interest of the public.
"They're raising money from the public and the public is anticipating profits based upon the efforts of others, so we've brought a number of actions. We're trying to work with the various crypto platforms, the exchanges, the lending platforms to come in, get registered, find where we can adjust our ruleset to get the investor protection for the public."
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler says that the agency is coordinating with digital asset exchanges in order to protect the interest of the public.
"They're raising money from the public and the public is anticipating profits based upon the efforts of others, so we've brought a number of actions. We're trying to work with the various crypto platforms, the exchanges, the lending platforms to come in, get registered, find where we can adjust our ruleset to get the investor protection for the public."
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Wells Fargo says that cryptocurrencies are viable investments that have entered the “hyper-adoption” phase.
Financial services firm Wells Fargo says that cryptocurrencies are viable investments that have entered the "Hyper-adoption" phase.
Wells Fargo started offering crypto investments to clients in August last year. Tags in this story Wells Fargo, wells fargo bitcoin, Wells Fargo bitcoin internet, wells fargo crypto, Wells Fargo crypto internet, wells fargo cryptocurrency, Wells Fargo prediction.
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Financial services firm Wells Fargo says that cryptocurrencies are viable investments that have entered the "Hyper-adoption" phase.
Wells Fargo started offering crypto investments to clients in August last year. Tags in this story Wells Fargo, wells fargo bitcoin, Wells Fargo bitcoin internet, wells fargo crypto, Wells Fargo crypto internet, wells fargo cryptocurrency, Wells Fargo prediction.
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US Treasury reiterates that the IRS won't consider crypto miners, stakers or coders to be brokers
In a February 11 letter seen by The Block, the Treasury reassured six concerned senators that it did not plan to treat crypto miners, stakers and wallet providers as brokers for tax purposes.
"Existing regulations impose broker reporting obligations only on market participants engaged in business activities that provide them with access to information about sales of securities by taxpayers," the letter reads.
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In a February 11 letter seen by The Block, the Treasury reassured six concerned senators that it did not plan to treat crypto miners, stakers and wallet providers as brokers for tax purposes.
"Existing regulations impose broker reporting obligations only on market participants engaged in business activities that provide them with access to information about sales of securities by taxpayers," the letter reads.
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Microsoft Wants a Crypto Boss for Its Web 3.0 Dreams
The team essentially looks to emerging technologies, adapting them to existing Microsoft infrastructure and onboarding them as new revenue sources.
Microsoft is looking for a Director with "An understanding of Web 3.0" and with "1 years of experience in crypto, with working knowledge of tech and protocols surrounding DeFi, NFTs, DAOs, and Web 3.0." The company is keen on how impactful it expects the new iteration of the world wide web to be on its business model.
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The team essentially looks to emerging technologies, adapting them to existing Microsoft infrastructure and onboarding them as new revenue sources.
Microsoft is looking for a Director with "An understanding of Web 3.0" and with "1 years of experience in crypto, with working knowledge of tech and protocols surrounding DeFi, NFTs, DAOs, and Web 3.0." The company is keen on how impactful it expects the new iteration of the world wide web to be on its business model.
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The SEC Is Proposing a String of “Secret” Crypto Rules
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to introduce some sweeping crypto rules that allegedly would allow regulators to check in on the activities of crypto exchanges and defi platforms.
According to bitcoin and crypto bull Hester Pierce – who is often referred to as the “Crypto Mom” for her pro-bitcoin attitude – this could be very dangerous for the digital currency industry in that the rules are going to likely be implemented secretly.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to introduce some sweeping crypto rules that allegedly would allow regulators to check in on the activities of crypto exchanges and defi platforms.
According to bitcoin and crypto bull Hester Pierce – who is often referred to as the “Crypto Mom” for her pro-bitcoin attitude – this could be very dangerous for the digital currency industry in that the rules are going to likely be implemented secretly.
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MiamiCoin Brought the City of Miami Over $5.2M, Says Mayor
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez sees the city as a hotbed of innovation after a historical disbursement of MiamiCoin.
Suarez made the announcement via tweet, calling the cash-out from MiamiCoin a “historic moment,” writing in part that the city of Miami also “received its first-ever disbursement…totaling $5.25m” from the event.
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez sees the city as a hotbed of innovation after a historical disbursement of MiamiCoin.
Suarez made the announcement via tweet, calling the cash-out from MiamiCoin a “historic moment,” writing in part that the city of Miami also “received its first-ever disbursement…totaling $5.25m” from the event.
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Bitcoin Fundraising For Ottawa Truckers Freedom Convoy Hits Close To One Million
Bitcoiners raised almost $1 million for the Canadian freedom truckers and now organizers strategize on how to distribute the funds.
Bitcoin fundraising for the Ottawa Freedom Truckers Convoy has met its goal of 21 bitcoin with more donations still flowing in. Now, over 22 bitcoin worth more than $932k has been raised from 5,511 donors.
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Bitcoiners raised almost $1 million for the Canadian freedom truckers and now organizers strategize on how to distribute the funds.
Bitcoin fundraising for the Ottawa Freedom Truckers Convoy has met its goal of 21 bitcoin with more donations still flowing in. Now, over 22 bitcoin worth more than $932k has been raised from 5,511 donors.
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U.S. dollar loses 97% of its purchasing power against Bitcoin in the last 5 years
As of Tuesday, February 15, 2022, the United States Dollar has lost up to 97.58% of its buying power relative to Bitcoin in the last five years.
Particularly, the function of Bitcoin as a viable alternative to the dollar has been put to the test, but the fact remains that inflation has already reduced the value of the United States dollar by 85% over the last 50 years.
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As of Tuesday, February 15, 2022, the United States Dollar has lost up to 97.58% of its buying power relative to Bitcoin in the last five years.
Particularly, the function of Bitcoin as a viable alternative to the dollar has been put to the test, but the fact remains that inflation has already reduced the value of the United States dollar by 85% over the last 50 years.
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NEW - Berkshire Hathaway Chair Charlie Munger admires the Chinese for banning cryptocurrencies such as SBMK & Bitcoin.
"It's like some venereal disease or something."
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"It's like some venereal disease or something."
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JUST IN - Inflation in #Canada hits 30-year high at 5.1 percent, far outpacing economists' expectations.
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Google Zucker-Punches Meta With Ad Changes
Google has landed a whopping blow to Meta’s advertising revenue by announcing plans to restrict cross-app tracking for mobile devices.
It follows a similar move by Apple last year - as they allowed users to opt out of cross app tracking - which Meta admitted this month could cost them $10BN in 2022.
After Google’s announcement Wednesday, Meta shares dropped 3.5%, compounding the company’s $300BN valuation drop over the last month.
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Google has landed a whopping blow to Meta’s advertising revenue by announcing plans to restrict cross-app tracking for mobile devices.
It follows a similar move by Apple last year - as they allowed users to opt out of cross app tracking - which Meta admitted this month could cost them $10BN in 2022.
After Google’s announcement Wednesday, Meta shares dropped 3.5%, compounding the company’s $300BN valuation drop over the last month.
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Google-backed AI taught to control nuclear fusion reactor
AI company DeepMind, backed by Google, has been working on a research project to develop AI for controlling a nuclear fission reaction. (Wired)
DeepMind developed an AI which can control the variable configuration at the Swiss Plasma Center, which carries out research on larger reactors for the future.
“This was a really big step forward for our algorithm, because we could show that this is doable,” a top researcher at DeepMind said.
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AI company DeepMind, backed by Google, has been working on a research project to develop AI for controlling a nuclear fission reaction. (Wired)
DeepMind developed an AI which can control the variable configuration at the Swiss Plasma Center, which carries out research on larger reactors for the future.
“This was a really big step forward for our algorithm, because we could show that this is doable,” a top researcher at DeepMind said.
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CNN draws LOWEST weekly audience in seven years
“The Most Trusted Name in News” managed to pull in just 444,000 viewers on average per from Feb. 7 to 13 - the channel’s worst performance since 2015. (Fox News)
Fox News consequently topped CNN by 385% for primetime viewers, drawing an average of crowd of 2.4 million people to CNN's comparatively abysmal 491,000 - with Tucker Carlson registering 3.5 million viewers for the same slot.
The History Channel’s “Ancient Aliens” and Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Orange County” all managed to outperform CNN’s top-rated show, “The Lead with Jake Tapper.”
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“The Most Trusted Name in News” managed to pull in just 444,000 viewers on average per from Feb. 7 to 13 - the channel’s worst performance since 2015. (Fox News)
Fox News consequently topped CNN by 385% for primetime viewers, drawing an average of crowd of 2.4 million people to CNN's comparatively abysmal 491,000 - with Tucker Carlson registering 3.5 million viewers for the same slot.
The History Channel’s “Ancient Aliens” and Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Orange County” all managed to outperform CNN’s top-rated show, “The Lead with Jake Tapper.”
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❗Major Canadian Banks are Glitching – including Royal Bank of Canada, Scotiabank, Bank of Montreal and CIBC (Downdetector)
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More and more Power Abuse by the EU!
Top EU court plans to hold funding from Poland and Hungary because the countries are not following the WEF Great Reset ideologies
The European Court of Justice has cleared the way to cut billions in funding from the two countries it says are violating democratic rights. (Reuters)
There is no appeal against the ruling which puts hundreds of billions of euros at stake as the EU says the countries have “backslid” on “freedom.”
Poland and Hungary have dismissed claims they are harming their nations’ judiciary, with Poland’s PM calling EU power centralization a “dangerous process.”
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Top EU court plans to hold funding from Poland and Hungary because the countries are not following the WEF Great Reset ideologies
The European Court of Justice has cleared the way to cut billions in funding from the two countries it says are violating democratic rights. (Reuters)
There is no appeal against the ruling which puts hundreds of billions of euros at stake as the EU says the countries have “backslid” on “freedom.”
Poland and Hungary have dismissed claims they are harming their nations’ judiciary, with Poland’s PM calling EU power centralization a “dangerous process.”
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Israel Plans to Build Its First Quantum Computer
The Israel Innovation Authority will join forces with the Defense Ministry - to the tune of $62.2MN - to build the country’s first quantum computer. (JPost)
Although they admitted a possible need to rely on overseas input at first, the aim of the project is to use only Israeli-developed processors and technologies.
Israeli officials have called it an industry they "can't ignore" for "state security & technological superiority."
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The Israel Innovation Authority will join forces with the Defense Ministry - to the tune of $62.2MN - to build the country’s first quantum computer. (JPost)
Although they admitted a possible need to rely on overseas input at first, the aim of the project is to use only Israeli-developed processors and technologies.
Israeli officials have called it an industry they "can't ignore" for "state security & technological superiority."
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Evergrande Frozen: Missed Payments Bite Construction Giant in the Assets
A Chinese court has ordered over $100MN worth of assets held by a subsidiary will be frozen, according to a filing.
State-owned Shanghai Construction sued Evergrande for overdue fees, with a judge in Guangzhou now ruling that bank deposits and real estate will be locked out. It's the second case brought by the same company to freeze assets in the last two weeks.
The world's most indebted property developer has around $300 billion in liabilities, with suppliers and contractors desperate to get their claws in. Earlier, Evergrande vowed to fully restore construction projects this month.
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A Chinese court has ordered over $100MN worth of assets held by a subsidiary will be frozen, according to a filing.
State-owned Shanghai Construction sued Evergrande for overdue fees, with a judge in Guangzhou now ruling that bank deposits and real estate will be locked out. It's the second case brought by the same company to freeze assets in the last two weeks.
The world's most indebted property developer has around $300 billion in liabilities, with suppliers and contractors desperate to get their claws in. Earlier, Evergrande vowed to fully restore construction projects this month.
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