James O'Keefe Has Twitter on the Backfoot
After Massive Legal Victory Against Them
Posted By: Imright, 7/8/2021 5:22:49 PM
Back in April, Project Veritas CEO James O’Keefe brought a lawsuit against Twitter after the social media giant terminated his account over the excuse — without evidence — that he was running multiple fake accounts. Perhaps not so surprisingly, they did this as Project Veritas was exposing CNN’s technical director Charlie Chester. The lawsuit was filed in a New York state court, which Twitter immediately attempted to have transferred to a California federal court where the chances that the lawsuit would be dismissed are rather high… too high, in fact. In order to make that happen, Twitter’s lawyer, Amer Ahmed, attempted to make the case that O’Keefe
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Richard Branson's daughter Holly says she 'hasn't left dad's side' for days as she eagerly anticipates his blast off into space aboard Sunday's historic Virgin Galactic flight. The 39-year-old, an executive at Virgin, reflected on her father's love of exploration in a tweet posted one day before lift-off. She wrote: 'I haven't left Dad's side the last few days! It's bringing back so many memories of his ballooning adventures when I would follow him around like a puppy for weeks before a trip! Now I'm doing it all over again, and Etta is doing the same!'
Sir Richard Branson has thanked Elon Musk for being 'typically supportive' as the Virgin Galactic boss counts down the hours to becoming the world's first billionaire to blast into space on Sunday's historic flight. The British billionaire, 70, will fly to the edge of space - nine days before 'rival' Jeff Bezos - on a craft built by his own company after declaring it is 'time to turn my dream into reality'.Branson will travel on VSS Unity, which will launch from mothership VMS Eve on July 11, with a live stream of the event starting at 14:00 BST (09:00 ET) from Spaceport America in New Mexico.
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Power shut off at a conservative political conference in Dallas for about 10 minutes as Glenn Beck's speech continued uninterrupted, it has been reported.The main exhibition hall at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) went dark around 4.40pm local time Saturday and the outage lasted about 10 minutes, Fox News reported. The conference is being hosted at the Hilton Anatole hotel in Dallas.The outage was isolated to the exhibition hall, which was cleared out, with the power remaining on in the rest of the hotel.
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1,000-pound tiger shark 7 replies
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How often do you a read a major investigative piece in which literally every person mentioned in it sucks?
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