The midterms in Michigan. A choice between safety or sanctuary
Cities and counties that have had a large influx of illegal aliens, also see an increase in crimes ranging from identity theft to human trafficking. The FBI, for instance, has rated San Diego, California, which borders Mexico, as one of the 13 highest child sex trafficking areas in the nation. A joint study conducted by the University of San Diego found that “virtually no community in San Diego remains untouched by sex trafficking.” Politicians often like to say they are tough on crime, but when it comes to illegal immigration, they often turn a blind eye to the real effects it has on local communities.
- Tuesday, October 30, 2018
This year, hackers seem to be having a field day accessing our personal data. Google exposed hundreds of thousands of users data on its Google+ social network. Facebook was attacked and hackers gained access to the personal data of some 30 million users.
In 2012, Facebook engineers allowed the Obama campaign to scrape approximately 100 million Facebook profiles, and related data, in order to influence voters in the election. The NY Times, in 2013, praised the Obama campaign engineers as "Digital Masterminds." According to Carol Davidsen, Facebook looked the other way because Facebook was "on their side." However, Cambridge Analytica was not on Team Obama or Team Hillary, and the digital masterminds of yore have now become a threat to not only privacy rights of consumers, but the political power structure of the Democrat party.
Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal. -- Albert Einstein
Some may say we don't have a right to privacy as we consume and use social media applications and platforms. Some, like Apple, will say the right to privacy is an inherent right. Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, left Facebook over data collection. According to reports, Wozniak is one of up to 50 million Facebook users who have deleted their accounts in protest. Data sharing and mining has become the latest political quagmire for Mark Zuckerberg, and others, who must now provide answers to Congress and their users.
"I bought all the presidents men. Figure i needed to brush up on watergate." --Text message from Lisa Page to her lover, FBI Director of Counter Intelligence, Peter Strozk.
With all the memos and hot hair flying around these days in Washington DC, one word that has been noticeably absent is the word SEDITION.
In October, a CNBC headline proclaimed what many watchers have long suspected: 
Last week, the Nevada Secretary of State, Republican Barbara Cegavsky, 
“I am a man with Down syndrome and my life is worth living.” These are the words that Frank Stephens, a Quincy Jones Advocate at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, spoke as he delivered compelling testimony on Capitol Hill last week.
After the November 2016 election, I had assumed that when 10,000 envelopes mailed to actively registered Democrat voters in Assembly District 15 (AD-15) in Clark County were returned by the post office as undeliverable, meant that I had 10,000 pieces of evidence related to possible voter fraud. I still believe this to be true. A summary of these and my other findings can be found 
