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Alaska joins Texas in lawsuit against Covid vaccine mandate for guardsmen
(Natural News) The state of Alaska joined Texas in the latter’s lawsuit against the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine mandate for National Guard members. The suit filed by the two Republican-led states argued that the federal government has no authority over guardsmen when they are serving their respective states. Alaska Gov. Michael Dunleavy joined Texas Gov....
LETTER: Council should be on hook for CAO severance
Since the Saanich chief administrative officer was fired without cause, is the answer a class-action suit against council on behalf of Saanich taxpayers to recover the severance package? Since there were no performance, nor redundancy, grounds for termination, surely council cannot claim “good faith” for their actions, only personal whim or desire? We taxpayers should not be asked to subsidize that behaviour. Roger Love Saanich
Waymo sues state DMV to keep robotaxi safety details secret
The DMV asked Waymo about its driverless car crashes. The company responded, then blacked out the answer (and one of the DMV’s questions) for the public release. (California Department of Motor Vehicles) Waymo, the driverless car company operating an autonomous taxi fleet in San Francisco, is suing the California Department of Motor Vehicles. The immediate issue: whether the company, owned by Google parent Alphabet Inc., can hide from the public safety-related information by designating it as a trade secret. The topics Waymo wants to keep hidden include how it plans to handle driverless car emergencies, what it would do if...
Minnesota filing suit against COVID testing company allegedly engaged in massive cover-up
(Natural News) The reason why tens of millions of Americans continue to resist efforts to convince or force them to take a COVID-19 vaccine is that we have all been lied to about this pandemic from the outset, and for nothing more than the pursuit of pure political power. And these lies are being exposed...
She was a notorious hacker in the ’80s – then she disappeared
She was known, back then, as Susan Thunder. For someone in the business of deception, she stood out: she was unusually tall, wide-hipped, with a mane of light blonde hair and a wardrobe of jackets embroidered with band logos, spoils from an adolescence spent as an infamous rock groupie. Her backstage conquests had given her a taste for quaaludes and pharmaceutical-grade cocaine; they’d also given her the ability to sneak in anywhere. Susan found her way into the hacker underground through the phone network. In the late 1970s, Los Angeles was a hotbed of telephone culture: you could dial-a-joke, dial-a-horoscope,...