We have now jumped through the final hoop that allows us to pursue justice in Maryland court regarding the government intrusions into my computers. The Department of Justice successfully blocked our fight for justice in Virginia federal court. We never […]
There can be no reasonable question that an [Advanced Persistent Threat]-style cyber-attack was carried on Attkisson’s computer systems and Internet connection. Specifically, the APT methods deployed against [Attkisson’s] computers and Internet connection…were sophisticated and of the type only available to
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On January 8, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin), head of the Homeland Security Committee, asked the Department of Justice and FBI to respond to longstanding questions about the government’s intrusions into my computers. Answers were due on January 22, but Attorney
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Kellogg’s recently issued a statement that it is working with its suppliers to phase out the use of a herbicide commonly known as “Roundup” on crops like wheat and oat used in its cereal. That’s according to a story in
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The case Sharyl Attkisson has filed against former Justice Department official Rod Rosenstein and other former federal agents is moving ahead in Maryland court. Attkisson recently announced a new lawsuit naming some of the federal officials involved in the illegal
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The candidates who win the Iowa caucuses don’t necessarily win the nomination or the presidency. But it’s the first vote of the 2020 campaign and will give a few lucky winners bragging rights and momentum. Sunday on Full Measure, Scott
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been transferred out of solitary confinement in a British prison, where he has been waiting for his extradition trial for over nine months. That’s according to canberratimes.com.au. Assange’s contact and access to visitors was severely
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As Iowa prepares for its caucuses, the first presidential votes of the 2020 election, it is worth harkening back to the 2016 campaign. Below are some of the allegations related to Iowa and the 2016 election. That is when there
