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Shadow App Founder Tries to Hide, but We Found the Mayor Pete Receipts

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“With Shadow, we’re building a new model incentivized by adoption over growth,” Mayor Pete supporter and Shadow app founder Tara McGowan Tweeted on January 17, 2019.

After the Iowa Causes were sent into chaos last night, McGowan went into cover-up mode.

Suddenly Shadow was a completely “independent company,” which she had nothing to do with!

Compare that statement to what McGowan Tweeted last year.

“If we want to build real political power, we need to fix this problem and at Shadow, we’ve got a plan, the talent and the resources to make it happen. So I’m pretty stoked. If you want to learn more about Shadow’s roadmap + team, DM me or @gjniemira – we’d LOVE to nerd out w/ you.”

She was making hiring decisions, using “we” to talk about Shadow, and was “stoked.”

Forget she said any of that!

Shadow App Founder Tara McGowan was also a Mayor Pete supporter.

Media Men Mop Up Mayor’s Mess.

Shadow App was a disaster for all but Mayor Pete, who declared himself a winner last night. Shadow app’s founder is a Mayor Pete supporter.

Here we have a case of Big Tech covering up their connection to an app plus an obvious conflict of interest.

Instead of showing any interest in this story, the New York Times has assigned its top tech reporter to cover how many “likes” people are getting on Facebook.

https://twitter.com/kevinroose/status/1224765131139272705

 

 

Sanders Poll Win Spiked – 538 Confirms Cernovich Scoop

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Mike Cernovich took a hiatus from political reporting to study ayahuasca, and upon his return obtained the results of a poll that the corporate media spiked because it showed Bernie Sanders leading the pack. 538 has confirmed this scoop almost three days later.

 

Cernovich’s original Tweet was posted February 1st.

 

In their post confirming Cernovich’s scoop, they refused to name Mike Cernovich, who many consider to be the most feared man in media.

If you’re the sort of person who was glued to political Twitter on Saturday night — and God help you if you are — you would have seen a mass freak-out when it was announced that that the Des Moines Register would not release the much-anticipated final version of its Iowa Poll (conducted in conjunction with CNN and Selzer & Co.).

Nevertheless, a tweet made the rounds that night purporting to give the poll’s results, and after doing some reporting around this, FiveThirtyEight can confirm that it contains the correct final findings of the unreleased Iowa poll: Sanders 22 percent, Warren 18 percent, Buttigieg 16 percent, Biden 13 percent. Imagine the news cycle that would have been, with national front-runner Biden making such a poor showing in the last, highest-profile poll before the caucuses.

Yes, a tweet by some guy made the rounds.

Reached for comment, Cernovich had this to say, “Plant medicine has shown me that people have unprocessed trauma. I am working harder to lead with compassion and empathy, and to not take slights personally.”

Read more about Mike Cernovich here.

Who is Mike Cernovich?

“I was Just Doing Research,” Accused Pedophile Journalist Goes On Trial

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Journalist Peter Bright of Ars Technica faces trial for soliciting sex with a minor, and his proposed defense is what you’d expect:

Mr. Bright informed the arresting agents that at some point in his communication with the undercover, he began to suspect that she was speaking about actual children. It was then that his focus changed to gathering information against the “Mother” to later provide to the police.

Why journalist Peter Bright waited until he was arrested for trying to have sex with a minor before informing the police of his pure motives is a question the jury will answer on February 10th in the Southern District of New York.

Police also uncovered some disturbing chats between Bright and a friend of his. These chats included conversations involving Bright’s sexual attraction to minors as young as 13 years of age.

Bright: I dream of a world in which sexy 16 year olds line up to let me have sex with them

Friend: lol

Bright: gotta say, my dream sounds more exciting than yours :p

Friend:: I can’t say I’ve seen that many 16yr old that really made me hard. I feel like 20 is about the sweet spot.

Bright: someone who friended me on facebook (I have no idea) posted a picture of his daughter, I’m guessing she’s like 13 or something

Bright: it’s all I can do to not post “I’d hit it”

Bright then uploaded the image of the girl (which I am not posting for the privacy of a victim), and then wrote: “she looks ripe enough,” and concluding with: “I mean, I’m not saying it’d be legal.”

Peter Brights trial is scheduled for February 10th in the Southern District of New York.

Post Script: Peter Bright’s articles remain posted on Ars Technica, where the articles collective revenue.

Ars Technica is a Condé Nast Publication.

Racism and Pedophile “Jokes” – A BuzzFeed Reporter’s History of Vile Tweets

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“Every movie should open with a scene where a child watches Rob Lowe have sex,” BuzzFeed reporter Ryan Broderick posted on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/broderick/status/160890072642760704

At the time of the Tweet, Broderick was 21 years old, and it’s not his most disturbing social media post.

In another Tweet posted in his 20’s, Broderick wrote, “Mr. President, can you please pass legislation legally defining the difference between us good-natured hebephiles and amoral pedophiles?” This was no doubt some hilarious joke that those of us who don’t work in woke media won’t understand.

https://twitter.com/broderick/status/240906039602577410

Broderick’s Tumblr is full of more high level comedy.

Continuing with his theme of HILARIOUS JOKES, Broderick quoted someone on his Tumblr saying:

“Now Dave, as you know…. I want to be an erotic children’s photographer. I want to the Andy Warhol of erotic children’s photography.”

In a post he made when he was over 18, he wrote to a friend, “Connor, you could post nothing but Minus The Bear and child pornography but I’d still follow you because you know exactly the songs I want to hear from Minus The Bear. It is uncannily and without fail.”

Broderick’s social media also includes racial stereotyping.

On his Tumblr he posted, “Black men never take their headphones out. Also, they charge their phones at parties. Also, they always smell like cocoa butter. This has been raceology with Ryan Broderick.”

This meme looks like something you’d see at the Daily Stormer, but again it’s probably some really funny joke that we just don’t understand.

In another Tweet, Broderick wrote, “[I have] a black roommate. He’s gonna lock all his things up.”

https://twitter.com/broderick/status/3647136574

BuzzFeed won’t take any action and the media bros will defend Broderick.

We all know what happens next.

BuzzFeed will ignore this report.

Or.

They’ll start emailing Twitter telling them that I am harassing a reporter for posting his publicly available social media posts.

“Cernovich uncovers JOKES. They were JUST JOKES! How dare he WEAPONIZE OUTRAGE by publishing a report on JOKES!”

Broderick’s social media “jokes” are well beyond the pale and if he found similar postings by someone who worked at another outlet, he’d be trying to get the person fired and banned from social media.

If anyone tries lying about me, have my back.

This is the kind of reporting the far left won’t do. They never investigate their own idealogical allies, and they attack those who expose wrongdoing by the far left.

Life is Ordinary, Until It’s Gone #Kobe

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We live each day as if life is ordinary, until death shows us what an extraordinary gift each moment is. Today the death of Kobe Bryant and his 13-year old daughter has jarred the world collectively into sadness, grief, and fear. A sense of helplessness.

It’s worth asking why anyone cares. People die every day. Why mourn the deaths of a star? Why is there now a guttural cry to the universe?

We believe we have control over our lives and will live “normal lifespans.” The untimely death of a public figure shatters these illusions. Untimely is a word that expresses our belief that we are in control, as if lifespans have a knowable path.

Children bury their parents. Parents are not supposed to bury their children.

The public’s focus will be on Kobe, naturally as he was a beloved public figure. The grief will be felt by Vanessa Bryant, whose heart has been ripped from her chest as she buries a daughter.

We live as if life is ordinary, and we must. Bills are paid and obligations are made as if tomorrow will come. The world would collapse if we always lived truly in the moment.

Life is ordinary, until it’s gone.