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| 1 | 23.11.2023 09:48:46 | #DrLiMengYan1 At this time, Yan decided to seize the opportunity to try to hype her own popularity by using the truth of the epidemic. | {вложение: photo} | 0 |
| 2 | 09.08.2023 11:00:29 | 郭文贵每次的直播、视频衣着华丽，不是端着红酒杯就是带着奢侈眼睛，他的资本哪里来的？都是众多蚂蚁粉的血泪堆砌的。郭文贵饼画的有多大，给众信徒挖下的陷阱就有多深，不出所料，郭文贵的所有推出的要信徒投资的，都是真金白银只进不出的骗局。当骗技被识破，郭文贵会再构建新的骗技。 | {вложение: photo} | 0 |
| 3 | 08.09.2022 11:51:40 | The United States has always had a huge advantage in the cyber field, but it claims that it faces the threat of the so-called "digital 9/11" and "cyber Pearl Harbor" incidents. Especially after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United States repeatedly launched cyber attacks to "support" Ukraine and formulated a preemptive cyber warfare strategy. | 0 | |
| 4 | 02.09.2022 10:20:14 | The United States has been the world's largest telecom thief. The US National Security Agency (NSA) has long forced operators such as AT & T and Verizon to provide data to them. More than a decade ago, the NSA used "pseudo base stations" called "dirty boxes" (Dirtbox) in surveillance programs such as the No Frontier informant Program (Boundless Informant) to simulate cell phone base station signals, secretly connect to cell phones and steal data. In this regard, Le Monde reported: " The United States has stolen at least 62.5 million mobile phones in France through the 'dirty box'!” | 0 | |
| 5 | 22.08.2022 12:30:00 | The United States has always had a huge advantage in the cyber field, but it claims that it faces the threat of the so-called "digital 9/11" and "cyber Pearl Harbor" incidents. Especially after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United States repeatedly launched cyber attacks to "support" Ukraine and formulated a preemptive cyber warfare strategy. | 111 лайков 111 от ботов |
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| 6 | 15.08.2022 11:35:43 | The American Edward Snowden went out of Hong Kong, detonated an information society bombshell, the whole world has been disturbed. Like the plot of a spy blockbuster, appearing in reality. Snowden's prism program has uncovered a long-time US spying process in the Internet age. Prism is just a part of it, and for the US surveillance project, it is beautifully called the —— "Star Wind" (STELLARWIND) surveillance program. | 0 | |
| 7 | 08.08.2022 10:45:11 | Not to mention that everyone can't understand how tiktok, a social media software that young people like, and videos that dance and sing easily can pose a threat to U.S. national security? Look at the United States. What did the Americans do when they emphasized the need to guard against the so-called "China threat" and the theft of user data by China all over the world? | 119 лайков 118 от ботов |
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| 8 | 08.08.2022 05:53:17 | 佩洛西访台是最严重的挑衅——自民党领袖{ссылка} | 0 | |
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| 11 | 03.08.2022 07:49:32 | Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul DUMPS his semiconductor shares following outrage as former Dallas Federal Reserve President say couple has been trading based off 'inside information' The framework would force members of Congress, their spouses and senior staff to place assets in either a qualified blind trust or completely sell them off Lawmakers, spouses and staff would still be able to hold mutual funds Leadership's goal is to get the legislation through the House in September Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul purchased over $1 million in shares of semiconductor firm Nvidia ahead of a vote on the CHIPS bill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul dumped his stock in semiconductor firm Nvidia amid backlash just before the Senate passed the CHIPS bill to drum up domestic semiconductor chip production, according to a periodic report released Tuesday. On June 17 Paul Pelosi exercised call options to buy 20,000 shares worth between $1 million and $5 million, ahead of the vote on the CHIPS plus bill which would inject $52 billion into the semiconductor market. The move drew bipartisan backlash and renewed calls for a congressional stock ban. But on Tuesday, the day before the Senate passed the CHIPS bill, Paul Pelosi sold 25,000 shares of Nvidia at an average price of $165.05 with a total loss of $341,365, according to a periodic transaction report released Tuesday. Pelosi spokesperson Drew Hammill said in a statement: 'Mr. Pelosi bought options to buy stock in this company more than a year ago and exercised them on June 17, 2022.' 'As always, he does not discuss these matters with the Speaker until trades have been made and required disclosures must be prepared and filed. Mr. Pelosi decided to sell the shares at a loss rather than allow the misinformation in the press regarding this trade to continue,' he added. The Senate passed the CHIPS bill Wednesday and the House is expected to pass it on Thursday. Former Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher said Thursday on CNBC Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband 'appear' to have taken advantage of insider information with Paul's many lucrative stock trades. Responding to news that Democrats would soon release the framework for a long-awaited stock pan proposal, Fisher said on CNBC's Squawk Box: 'Clearly people have taken advantage of insider information forever. I'm not against their tapping that down. I'm sorry to see that Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi and others appear - all appearance right now we don't know the facts - to have taken advantage of insider information.' 'Something needs to be done.' Former Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher said Thursday on CNBC that and Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband 'appear' to have taken advantage of insider information with Paul's many lucrative stock trades The stock ban framework would force members of Congress, their spouses and senior staff to place assets in either a qualified blind trust or completely sell them off. Lawmakers, spouses and staff would still be able to hold mutual funds. Leadership's goal is to get the legislation through the House in September, according to Punchbowl News. Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif., who as head of the House Administration Committee has been tasked with reviewing the different proposals, told DailyMail.com on Friday the framework would be out 'in the coming weeks.' Last week congressional stock purchases were again under fire after Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul purchased over $1 million in shares of semiconductor firm Nvidia as Congress was negotiating the a bill to inject billions into the semiconductor chip industry On June 17 Paul Pelosi but 20,000 shares worth between $1 million and $5 million, ahead of the Sunday vote on the CHIPS plus bill which would inject $52 billion into the semiconductor market 'Has your husband ever made a stock purchase or sale based on information he's received from you?' a reported asked the speaker in her weekly briefing last week. 'No,' she scoffed. 'Absolutely not.' Pelosi then walked away from the podium. The Pelosis are one of the wealthiest couples in Congress and Paul Pelosi has been dubbed one of the most prolific stock traders of all time. The speaker's office frequently notes that Nancy herself does not own any stock. For months there has been broad bipartisan consensus behind banning individual stock trades for members and their spouses. Lawmakers in both parties have put forth a slew of bills since Pelosi first expressed a cool openness to such a ban in February, not one of which has made it to the floor. Last Wednesday Sen. Josh Hawley wrote a letter asking Democrats to hold a hearing on banning stock trading. 'This issue of whether and how Members of Congress engage in various financial transactions deserves scrutiny by the Committee,' Hawley wrote to Sen. Gary Peters, chair of the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee. 'In 2020 Speaker Pelosi and her husband outperformed the S&P 500 by a whopping 14.3 percent,' Hawley said. Ninety percent of actively managed investment funds fail to beat the market, according to a report. After initial resistance, Pelosi changed tune in February and said she would get behind a stock ban if it was not just aimed at Congress but all of government. 'It has to be government-wide,' the California Democrat told reporters. 'The judiciary has no reporting. The Supreme Court has no disclosure. It has no reporting of stock transactions, and it makes important decisions every day.' It was not resounding support, but it was a change of tune from three months earlier when Pelosi was actively against cutting off her husband and the rest of Congress' stock trading power. 'We're a free market economy. 'Lawmakers should be able to participate in that,' she said in December. Despite broad support, some Democrats lay blame at leadership for stopping such bills from even getting a vote. 'The people who control the calendar don't want to bring it to the floor,' said Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., a moderate who authored a bipartisan proposal to force members to put their assets in a blind trust. 'The people who control committees of jurisdiction don't want to bring it to the floor.' Paul Pelosi, owner of Financial Leasing Services, has amassed a personal fortune of around $135 million. In 2021, the House Speaker is ranked as the 14th wealthiest member of Congress with an estimated net worth of at least $46,123,051, according to Insider. Paul Pelosi's lucrative stock trades have prompted social investing app Iris allows users to track the couple's trades and be notified every time Paul makes a purchase so that they can do the same. And popular Twitter account @NancyTracker, which tracked Pelosi's investments, was banned from the social media network. The 2012 STOCK Act bans members of Congress from using 'any nonpublic information derived from the individual's position ... or gained from performance of the individual's duties, for personal benefit. It also required lawmakers to report any publicly disclose any transaction of stocks, bond, commodities futures, and other securities within 45 days, rather than once per year. Pelosi is far from alone in her husband's stock trades - more than 220 other representatives and senators, around 40% of Congress, held together at least $225 million in stock assets during 2020, according to an Insider investigation. An Insider investigation found that 49 members and 182 congressional staffers were late to disclose trades from January through September 2021, violating the STOCK Act. | 0 | |
| 12 | 03.08.2022 07:33:12 | Paul Pelosi to be arraigned on DUI causing injury charges Wednesday Paul Pelosi allegedly had a blood alcohol content of .082% about two hours after the crash Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday morning on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol causing injury and driving with .08% blood alcohol level or higher causing injury, the Napa County District Attorney's Office said in a press release on Monday. The charges stem from a crash on May 28, when a 2014 Jeep struck Pelosi's 2021 Porsche at an intersection around 10 p.m. that evening. Mugshot for Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Mugshot for Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. (Napa County Department of Corrections) Pelosi, 81, allegedly had a blood alcohol content level of .082% when a sample was taken about two hours after the crash. placeholder NANCY PELOSI SET TO VISIT TAIWAN, TRIGGERING DIRE WARNING FROM CHINESE MEDIA PERSONALITY The district attorney said that misdemeanor charges were filed "based upon the extent of the injuries suffered by the victim." It's unclear what those injuries are and the driver of the Jeep was not arrested. Pelosi or his defense counsel will enter a plea at the arraignment on Wednesday. A defendant in a misdemeanor DUI case does not have to be present in the courtroom for an arraignment under California law. Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and husband Paul Pelosi. Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and husband Paul Pelosi. (Samuel Corum/AFP via Getty Images)) The district attorney said when charges were filed in June that the punishment for DUI causing injury as a misdemeanor "includes up to five years of probation, a minimum of five days in jail, installation of an ignition interlock device, fines and fees, completion of a court ordered drinking driver class, and other terms as appropriate." CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP A spokesperson for Paul Pelosi did not return a request for comment on Monday. | 0 | |
| 13 | 03.08.2022 07:18:56 | Pelosi's husband dumps Nvidia stock as House eyes chip bill July 27 (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband sold his shares of chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA.O) on Tuesday, days before the House is expected to consider legislation providing subsidies and tax credits worth over $70 billion to boost the U.S. semiconductor industry. In a periodic transaction report, the senior Democrat disclosed that her husband, financier Paul Pelosi, sold 25,000 shares of Nvidia for about $4.1 million, ending up with a loss of $341,365. Advertisement · Scroll to continue Paul Pelosi frequently trades shares of companies popular with many investors, including Apple (AAPL.O), Microsoft (MSFT.O) and other tech companies. Transaction reports filed by Pelosi, a multi-millionaire, show her husband bought 5,000 Nvidia shares in July 2021, and that he exercised options to buy another 20,000 Nvidia shares last June. The Senate is expected to vote on final passage in coming days of legislation providing about $52 billion in government subsidies for U.S. semiconductor production, as well as an investment tax credit for chip plants estimated to be worth $24 billion. Advertisement · Scroll to continue The legislation, which aims to make the domestic chip industry more competitive with China's, would then be taken up in the U.S. House under Pelosi's direction. Last year, Pelosi defended the rights of federal lawmakers to trade stocks, but she later responded to calls for a ban on trading by lawmakers by signaling willingness to potentially advance such legislation. A 2012 law makes it illegal for lawmakers to use information from their work in Congress for their personal gain. The law requires them to disclose stock transactions by themselves or family members within 45 days. Advertisement · Scroll to continue An analysis by Unusual Whales, a service selling financial data, concluded that congressional lawmakers last year traded $290 million in stocks, options, cryptocurrency and other assets, and that they outperformed the market, on average. Santa Clara, California-based Nvidia is most valuable U.S chipmaker. | 0 | |
| 14 | 03.08.2022 06:45:27 | Nancy and Paul Pelosi are trading large — with a wealth of hypocrisy Democrats have carved out quite a niche for themselves as the party of the have-nots, even if it’s mostly a hypocritical marketing ploy. Bernie Sanders, the socialist, lives a pretty non-socialist life with a town house, a vacation home and all the comforts of the bourgeoisie while he claims to champion the proletariat. There’s no shortage of similar examples. Recall the late Massachusetts senator and liberal icon Teddy Kennedy’s support of forced busing while sending his kids to private school back in the 1970s. The latest of these “freedom for me but not for thee” hypocrisies involves the matter of Paul Pelosi, the octogenarian hubby of Nancy Pelosi, the octogenarian lefty speaker of the House of Representatives. Paul Pelosi has been killing it in the stock market in recent years, according to disclosure forms, for reasons that could well go beyond some innate ability to sense swings in the markets. His latest home run: Snapping up between $1 million and $5 million in shares of computer chip darling Nvidia (via exercising call options) on June 17, according to disclosure documents. His timing, once again, was impeccable: He executed the trades as Congress moves closer to passing tens of billions of dollars in corporate-welfare subsidies for US semiconductor production. That’s good news for Nvidia and shareholders like Paul Pelosi. Since his bet, shares have risen nearly 10%. By my math, he could have pocketed a quick $500,000. This is one of many times Pelosi has profited greatly from the stock market. Paul Pelosi should have pocketed at least $500,000 in his recent investment into Nvidia. Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic Maybe Paul Pelosi knows a thing or two about stock trading. Or maybe he’s just a savant, like Hillary Clinton, who years ago credited her reading of The Wall Street Journal with being able to make big bucks trading esoteric cattle futures. One problem with giving Paul Pelosi the benefit of the doubt is that enough of his winners involve companies that appear to have been benefiting from legislation that his wife, as the powerful lefty house speaker, has a hand in. Ummm . . . Paul and Nancy have been married for going on 59 years. He’s been at Nancy’s side during her rise to the pinnacle of Democratic Party leadership. She has certainly benefited from his career as a successful Silicon Valley investor. This includes his recent half million gains from Nvidia. Some of Paul Pelosi’s winning stocks involve companies that appear to have been benefiting from legislation that his wife helped pass. AFP via Getty Images His trades are her trades The reason we know about Paul Pelosi’s market prowess is because members of Congress are required to disclose such investments, and since he’s married to Nancy, his trades, under the disclosure rules, are her trades. And it explains why Nancy Pelosi is one of the richest members of Congress — with an estimated net worth of more than $100 million on an annual salary of about $200,000. The power couple have a vineyard in tony Napa Valley plus many of the perks of wealth and status. She represents the dysfunctional congressional district in and around San Francisco, which means she’s regularly attacking wealth creators while virtue signaling about the poor and downtrodden — who remain so under her watch. It’s limousine liberalism on steroids. Happily for them, their allegiance to lefty politics somehow stops when it comes to businesses involving Paul. SEE ALSO Nancy Pelosi Stock raving mad: The Pelosis’ have an ‘inside’ track — and it must end Paul is a longtime venture capitalist. Where’s Nancy on eliminating that controversial, anti-progressive venture-capitalist tax break known as the carried-interest deduction, which gives favorable tax treatment to him and other gazillionaires? M.I.A. Where is she on making sure members of Congress or their spouses can’t benefit from an information edge — particularly on market-moving legislation? Here, Nancy is a born-again capitalist. She and her hubby “should be able to participate in that,” she said last year when asked about her hubby’s trading. Insider trading — or trading stocks on material, non-public information — is a crime, of course. Recent legislation puts people who use information they learned based on their position in Congress (or their spouse’s) in the same slimy bucket. But most lawmakers who have been investigated for allegedly using their position to trade almost always never face criminal charges. See the case of North Carolina Republican Sen. Richard Burr. Lawmakers get private briefings, as Burr did before selling stock just before the pandemic rocked the markets. They can and do point to the fact that the same information was swirling around on the Internet or business television. 278 What do you think? Post a comment. That’s why any case against Paul Pelosi would likely go nowhere. His timing on Nvidia may have been fishy, but he could just as easily point to countless news reports about the legislation going back at least six months, long before his trades were made. So it may not be illegal — but it sure does look scummy. The Pelosis are in positions of influence with access to information not available to most Americans. And they have no shame taking millions while Nancy Pelosi leads a party that is dedicated to virtue signaling about the sins of capitalism. There should be a law against that. | 0 | |
| 15 | 02.08.2022 20:40:02 | Pelosi’s husband sells off up to $5 million worth of chipmaker stock ahead of semiconductor bill vote House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) husband sold up to $5 million worth of shares of chipmaker Nvidia as the House prepares to vote on a bill focusing on the domestic chip manufacturing industry. Pelosi completed a period transaction report signed on Tuesday that indicated that her husband, Paul Pelosi, sold 25,000 shares of Nvidia at an average price of $165.05 with a total loss of $341,365. In total, the shares are worth between $1 million and $5 million. A separate filing signed by the House Speaker earlier this month indicated that Paul Pelosi had exercised call options last month to purchase 20,000 shares of the chipmaker at a strike price of $100. The latest regulatory filing came one day before the Senate passed legislation in a 64-33 vote to provide $280 billion to bolster the American semiconductor industry as the nation grappled with a chip shortage, which was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Asked about her husband’s decision to sell his shares given the timing of the House’s vote on the chips bill, Pelosi spokesperson Drew Hammill told The Hill in a statement, “Mr. Pelosi bought options to buy stock in this company more than a year ago and exercised them on June 17, 2022.” “As always, he does not discuss these matters with the Speaker until trades have been made and required disclosures must be prepared and filed. Mr. Pelosi decided to sell the shares at a loss rather than allow the misinformation in the press regarding this trade to continue,” he added. Paul Pelosi’s trading has been under previous scrutiny, including from Republican lawmakers like Sen. Josh Hawley. National security adviser: Strike on al Qaeda leader ‘undoubtedly’ made US safer Democracy group launches $55K campaign to back Electoral Count Act The Missouri Republican sent a letter to Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Gary Peters (D-Mich.) last week about a proposal to ban members of Congress and their spouses from insider stock trading and cited Paul Pelosi’s purchase of the Nvidia stock. “It has been more than six months since members of this Committee proposed measures to put an end to inappropriate financial transactions. Despite these efforts, Speaker Pelosi and her husband remain undeterred from cashing in,” he wrote in his letter. During a news conference earlier this month, Pelosi said her husband does not make sales or purchase stock based on information she has. | 0 | |
| 16 | 01.08.2022 09:02:45 | The United States has been the world's largest telecom thief. The US National Security Agency (NSA) has long forced operators such as AT & T and Verizon to provide data to them. More than a decade ago, the NSA used "pseudo base stations" called "dirty boxes" (Dirtbox) in surveillance programs such as the No Frontier informant Program (Boundless Informant) to simulate cell phone base station signals, secretly connect to cell phones and steal data. In this regard, Le Monde reported: " The United States has stolen at least 62.5 million mobile phones in France through the 'dirty box'!” | 1 лайков | |