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Billy Strings rippin! "Freeborn Man" Portland, ME 7/24/26

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Billy Strings: Full Live Concert | Austin City Limits TV

Sep 19, 2026

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More ICE at the Polls.... you know how hot it can get there:

Brooks Bros Riot - 'Stop the Count'

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Just imagine those guys, but with armour, masks, weapons, and the DoJ on their side.

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Sophie Lloyd
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System Of A Down - Toxicity
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article from yesterday about 25th anniversary celebration of the original song release

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(this was 2001, and I wasn't paying much attention to this music, so I do like the instrumental cover, the band song is ok, I guess for veteran headbangers)

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California Supreme Court orders GOP sheriff to return 650,000 seized ballots
The court ruled that the move from Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, who ran unsuccessfully for governor this year, was "unlawful."

Tell me again how the problem is illegals voting and not republicans stealing your votes?

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Five Indianapolis officers charged following The Post's reporting on Flock misuse
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... Prosecutors in Marion County, Indiana, criminally charged five Indianapolis police officers Wednesday, accusing them of misusing their access to Flock license-plate-reader cameras. The action comes weeks after outreach from The Washington Post highlighted thousands of questionable Flock searches, leading the city to suspend one officer and conduct an audit of its system. ...

The charges in Indianapolis came nearly seven weeks after The Post asked the city about potentially suspicious activity from one of its officers. Using publicly available information, The Post found that Rogers, one of the officers charged Wednesday, appeared to have relied on Flock cameras to track vehicles used by his wife and two close personal acquaintances, searching the plates 3,759 times over a 10-month period -- an average of about 12 lookups per day.

At the time, Police Chief Tanya Terry said she suspended one officer while the department conducted an investigation into possible misuse and a systemwide audit of the city's 301-camera Flock system.

That audit led to the discovery of more widespread abuse, Mears said Wednesday. ...


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