Pierre Raasch

11 Feb

Watchdog Exposes FBI Agents’ Impropriety Towards Foreign Prostitutes

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According to an internal watchdog report from the Justice Department, six FBI officials stationed overseas had sex with prostitutes in karaoke bars, massage parlors, and gentlemen's clubs, NPR reported. The 37-page report was made public in response to a Freedom of Information Act request on October 20, 2021; however, redactions have obscured the identities of the officials and the nations in which the incidents took place. But it also provides information about the wrongdoing, pointing out FBI and Justice Department policies that have been broken, putting agents at risk of blackmail or extortion. Among the conclusions was that, while on…

11 Feb

Deepfakes begin to appear on popular tech platforms, so Google joins the AI watermarking coalition

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Google announced on Thursday that it would join a group of media and tech companies, including Adobe, Intel, and Microsoft, that are working to develop a signal that can be used to identify content that has been created or modified by artificial intelligence. Google announced that it will be utilizing Adobe's Content Credentials project, which allows creators to add a little "CR" symbol to AI media. This symbol connects to details regarding the whereabouts, timing, and methods of media editing. It would serve as a type of metadata that identifies artificial intelligence editing and enables viewers to confirm documents, videos,…

06 Feb

Several ideas for hanging succulents to inspire you

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Because they glow in low light, succulents are a great option to hang anywhere in the house. The jungle effect that they create is evident whether they are hung from the ceiling, off the wall, from a window sill, on a balcony, or on a bookcase. Not all succulents are trailing, but many of them lose their leaves and eventually fall out of their pots if they are not trailed or multiplied. We'll talk about succulents that naturally take on a trailing or hanging form. They enhance their density and attractiveness, which makes them a great option for hanging. We…

06 Feb

The female elephant kills the lion in a show of fierceness in order to protect the young elephant

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Driven by a fierce will and a feigning determination, the white elephant let loose its power, completely overwhelming the lion and successfully delivering the euthanized baby elephant. This brave deed demonstrated the innate protective tendencies of these amazing animals in the face of danger, highlighting the extraordinary relationships that exist among animals.

06 Feb

Breaking: Representative Anna Paulina Luna

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Breaking: Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) announced that she would be introducing a bill honoring Senator Chuck Schumer that would force any politician who supports the deployment of American troops to Ukraine to fight alongside them on the front lines. DO YOU SUPPORT THIS?

05 Feb

“INSANITY”: Greg Abbott Dissects the NYC Mayor’s Proposal to Issue Credit Cards to Immigrants

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Governor Greg Abbott called Big Apple Mayor Eric Adams' proposal to provide credit cards to illegal immigrants in New York City as part of a $53 million program "insanity." In an interview with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday, Abbott stated, "What's going on in New York is outrageous and Americans across the country are angry, not just about what's going on in New York, but the underlying cause for it, which is Joe Biden's open border policies." Adams' plan is described in detail in the New York Post. According to the contract details The Post was able to obtain, the amount…

05 Feb

Discovering the Bright Plumage of the Scarlet Ibis with Chameleon Elegance

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Living in the midst of the symphony of nature, in lush wetlands, is a creature that looks like it was painted by a master artist. Introducing the Scarlet Ibis, a species of bird that epitomizes grace and elegance among birds. An Entire Tapestry of Colors: The Scarlet Ibis is well-known for its vivid display of deep, fuchsia red and black-tipped wings. Shades of coral and scarlet combine in its feathers, which are evocative of an artist's palette and provide a captivating spectacle against the background of its natural habitat. As it moves, the sunlight catches the iridescence of its feathers,…

05 Feb

renewed optimism when an elephant who had lost one limb learns to walk with the help of a prosthetic leg and finds its zest for life

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Thanks to a prosthetic, 11-year-old Chhouk, an Asian elephant, who lost his foot to a snare when he was just one year old, is able to walk, run, and swim. Chhouk sought sanctuary with Cambodia's Wildlife Alliance, a conservation organization that collaborated with Paradise Wildlife Park in the UK to finance the prosthetic foot. Old tires are among the recycled materials used to create the prosthetic. The 27-year-old owner of Paradise Wildlife Park and Big Cat Sanctuary, Cam Whitnall, and his family are committed to supporting animal welfare initiatives throughout the world. When considering Chhouk's metamorphosis, Cam said, "It's incredible—you…

05 Feb

A Senate bill would fund Ukraine’s border wall 75 times more than the United States’

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While Ukraine would receive $48 billion in US taxpayer funds, a Senate bill would only provide a pitiful $650 million to continue building a border wall at the US-Mexico border. Sens. James Lankford (R-OK), Chris Murphy (D-CT), and Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) negotiated the bill, which would provide Ukraine with almost $50 billion in US tax money to protect its borders against Russian invasion. However, according to Lankford's office, the bill only allots $650 million "to build and reinforce miles and miles of new border wall." It's unlikely that a few dozen miles of border wall could be constructed with that…

05 Feb

It’s Alvin Gonzales here. Despite the fact that he is not a citizen of the United States, Disney hired him.

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A Homeland Security Investigations Task Force discovered him in possession of an SD card containing a longer than eight-minute video showing two kids having sex. According to reports, the girl in the video was between the ages of 12 and 14, and the boy was between 8 and 10 years old. Alvin Gonzales shouldn't be deported, according to a significant portion of Democrats. He worked with children.