FBI seized ‘fully constructed’ US Capitol Lego set from home of alleged rioter
The Hill–The FBI seized a “fully constructed” Lego set of the U.S. Capitol from the home of an alleged insurrectionist. Prosecutors detailed the finding in a court document for Robert Morss, who was arrested on June 11 at his home in Glenshaw, Pa. The government argued that Morss should be detained from court pending trial.
**Lego ‘Capitol Invasion’ set includes the QAnon Shaman – Woo-Hoo!!
As if UAP’s, Alien Beasts, Zombie Apocalypses, Murder Hornets, and Captain Wuhan’s Flu (Stephen King’s Captain Trips on steroids) wasn’t enough, the oceans catch fire.
Newsweek–Petitions calling on Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to stay in space once he gets there have been signed more than 100,000 times since they were launched two weeks ago.
Bezos is a multi-billionaire and world’s richest person with a net worth of around $200bn, according to Forbes. He is due to travel to space on July 20 with Blue Origin, the private rocket company he founded.
Next month’s launch is purely for pleasure, marking the growth of the nascent space tourism industry.
William Shatner Launches Major Jeff Where No Mogul Has Gone Before
66,000+ People Sign Petition to Stop Jeff Bezos from Returning to Earth After Spaceflight
Breitbart–More than 66,000 people have signed two petitions calling to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to not return to earth after he leaves the planet on a Blue Origin rocket next month.
The petition description states: “Billionaires should not exist…on earth, or in space, but should they decide the latter they should stay there.” Many signatories provided reasoning for their signing, such as “being let back into Earth is a privilege — not a right,” and “Earth don’t want people like Jeff, Bill, Elon and other such billionaires” referring to Bill Gates and Elon Musk.
Portland Now at Antifa’s Mercy as Entire Riot Control Squad Resigns in Disgust
The Western Journal–The law-abiding residents of Portland, Oregon, are now at the mercy of leftist demonstrators after the city went after a police officer for doing his job this week — and that led the city’s team of anti-riot cops to resign and disband.
There is no other way to describe those who almost nightly disturb the peace of that once-great city, other than revolting Marxist activists.
Portland, by the way, is less safe now after the entire Rapid Response Team decided to disband on Wednesday.
Could this be actual 2021 ‘future footage’ from Portland, Oregon? After all, Portlanders are now at Antifa’s mercy since the entire Riot Control Squad resigned in disgust
Thanks to 2014 Referendum passed by California’s idiot voters, you can go on a shoplifting “shopping spree” and, as long as the value of the stolen merchandise doesn’t exceed $950, it’s no longer a felony, but a simple misdemeanor. Get those shopping lists ready, Pilgrims. What’s next? Curbside delivery for looters…???
Amazon begins sharing your Internet connection with neighbors. Here’s how to turn it off.
Washington Post–You have no control over what sort of data flows over Amazon’s new Sidewalk wireless network, which has been lying dormant in Echo smart speakers and Ring cameras … until now
But here’s the rub: Sidewalk authorizes your Echo to share a portion of your home’s Internet bandwidth. It’s up to 500 megabytes per month — the rough equivalent of more than 150 cellphone photos. Amazon caps it at a rate of 80 Kbps, which the company says is a fraction of the bandwidth used to stream a typical high-definition video. Still, this traffic could count toward your Internet service provider’s data cap, if you’ve got one. The bill will be paid by you, not Amazon.
Turning Sidewalk off isn’t hard, but involves digging through some settings. You’ll only see the option if you’ve already got an Sidewalk-eligible device installed and associated with your account. That includes the third-generation and newer Echo and Echo Dot, the second-generation and newer Echo Show and the Ring Floodlight Cam and Spotlight Cam. (For a full list of compatible Sidewalk Bridge devices see here.)
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The Hill–The FBI seized a “fully constructed” Lego set of the U.S. Capitol from the home of an alleged insurrectionist. Prosecutors detailed the finding in a court document for Robert Morss, who was arrested on June 11 at his home in Glenshaw, Pa. The government argued that Morss should be detained from court pending trial.
Breitbart–More than 66,000 people have signed two petitions calling to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to not return to earth after he leaves the planet on a Blue Origin rocket next month.
The Western Journal–The law-abiding residents of Portland, Oregon, are now at the mercy of leftist demonstrators after the city went after a police officer for doing his job this week — and that led the city’s team of anti-riot cops to resign and disband.
Washington Post–You have no control over what sort of data flows over Amazon’s new Sidewalk wireless network, which has been lying dormant in Echo smart speakers and Ring cameras … until now
