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Louis Geri, 41, touted homemade explosives when officers approached him on the step ahead of the service typically attended by Supreme Court justices to ring in a new term, according to court records reviewed by the Washington Post.
Geri said he had a background in explosives and told officers at the scene that the vials were intended to be used as grenades with rubber bands to secure the fuse, according to court records, per the Post.
In addition to the nitromethane, he was found in possession of Molotov cocktails and modified bottle rockets covered with aluminum foil and treated in a pyrotechnic solution.
He later told officers, “several of your people are gonna die from one of these” and eventually handed over a nine-page document outlining his disdain for Catholicism, Judaism, Supreme Court justices and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
irvinehomeowner
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I'm not a morekaos. I've worked with multiple AI models. It's more useful for technical tools (and even then it fails) but is quite good at eliminating the wheat from the chaff.
There will always be inaccuracies for anything based on internet knowledge and public forums (Reddit and YouTube are huge sources for AI) but that's why you reprompt and verify.
morekaos doesn't even do that with his links. So many times I've read his articles and quoted parts that contradicted what he was saying. So like I said, lazy posts get lazy counters... Or smarter ones.
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There will always be inaccuracies for anything based on internet knowledge and public forums (Reddit and YouTube are huge sources for AI) but that's why you reprompt and verify.
morekaos doesn't even do that with his links. So many times I've read his articles and quoted parts that contradicted what he was saying. So like I said, lazy posts get lazy counters... Or smarter ones.
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morekaos
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So now you are an AI expert? I have quoted numerous times from your articles that contradicts you also…that’s healthy debate…Like Musk has noted with AI learning from Wikipedia…garbage in garbage out…it biases itself to the left automatically. I prefer to do my own research and formulate my own opinions that yes, can be defended by posting supporting articles, studies and statistics. I never blindly post quotes, I always post supporting information…now if you don’t like the sources, fine…make your argument and support it, don’t Rely on AI to make your argument for you..that’s just lazy and not a good societal trend.
irvinehomeowner
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I have and you ignore, say it was a joke or respond with more rhetoric.
So now you get AI. Make your bed... Lie in it.
And compared to you... I am an expert in many things.
So now you get AI. Make your bed... Lie in it.
And compared to you... I am an expert in many things.
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Liar Loan
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The tally is now $284,000.
They started fundraisers for the victims. Then they did something remarkable: They began donating money to the wife and son of Thomas Jacob Sanford, the man who police say carried out the attack.
That fundraiser, which has raised close to $200,000, has collected donations from more than 5,000 people, many of them Latter-day Saints.
“Sanford leaves behind a wife and children who must be grieving. They will face financial hardship and psychological trauma as a result of this week’s horrifying events,” reads the GiveSendGo page, which was started Tuesday by Dave Butler, a member of the Latter-day Saints who said he doesn’t have a connection to the Sanfords or to Grand Blanc, where the shooting happened.
“The Epistle of James says that we should care for the widows and orphans,” Butler told The Washington Post. “I wanted to make sure that we were taking care of them, and thousands of people, it turns out, agree with me.”
Mormons raise $200,000 for family of gunman who attacked their church
They started fundraisers for the victims. Then they did something remarkable: They began donating money to the wife and son of Thomas Jacob Sanford, the man who police say carried out the attack.
That fundraiser, which has raised close to $200,000, has collected donations from more than 5,000 people, many of them Latter-day Saints.
“Sanford leaves behind a wife and children who must be grieving. They will face financial hardship and psychological trauma as a result of this week’s horrifying events,” reads the GiveSendGo page, which was started Tuesday by Dave Butler, a member of the Latter-day Saints who said he doesn’t have a connection to the Sanfords or to Grand Blanc, where the shooting happened.
“The Epistle of James says that we should care for the widows and orphans,” Butler told The Washington Post. “I wanted to make sure that we were taking care of them, and thousands of people, it turns out, agree with me.”
Liar Loan
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The job of an Attorney General is to enforce the law, not to fantasize about killing another man's family.
Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" roundtable, Marc Short said he thinks it is "crazy" that "not one" national Democrat has called for Jay Jones, their nominee for Attorney General in Virginia, to step down after it was revealed that he fantasized about the assassination of a Republican colleague.
"Democratic candidate for Attorney General in the state of Virginia called for the assassination of a political opponent, called for the assassination of that political opponent's family, and there's not one national Democrat calling for him to step aside, not one. It's disgraceful," Marc Short said.
Marc Short: Not One Democrat Has Called For Jay Jones To Step Aside After Calling For An Assassination
Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" roundtable, Marc Short said he thinks it is "crazy" that "not one" national Democrat has called for Jay Jones, their nominee for Attorney General in Virginia, to step down after it was revealed that he fantasized about the assassination of a Republican colleague.
"Democratic candidate for Attorney General in the state of Virginia called for the assassination of a political opponent, called for the assassination of that political opponent's family, and there's not one national Democrat calling for him to step aside, not one. It's disgraceful," Marc Short said.
Put the writer's political leaning aside, and look at the actual screenshots of what Jay Jones said. Truly shocking that anyone would support him or that behavior.
Liar Loan
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Man arrested at outside Mass marking start of Supreme Court term had 200 explosive devices: Police
Louis Geri, 41, touted homemade explosives when officers approached him on the step ahead of the service typically attended by Supreme Court justices to ring in a new term, according to court records reviewed by the Washington Post.
Geri said he had a background in explosives and told officers at the scene that the vials were intended to be used as grenades with rubber bands to secure the fuse, according to court records, per the Post.
In addition to the nitromethane, he was found in possession of Molotov cocktails and modified bottle rockets covered with aluminum foil and treated in a pyrotechnic solution.
He later told officers, “several of your people are gonna die from one of these” and eventually handed over a nine-page document outlining his disdain for Catholicism, Judaism, Supreme Court justices and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
morekaos
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Just gets worse and worse…send in the guard to protect us from them!!…
One article he shared – “Climate Change Will Force a New American Migration,” from ProPublica – even included a thumbnail showing wildfires raging across a California hillside neighborhood.
nypost.com
Alleged Palisades firebug posted anti-Trump screeds, blamed wildfires on climate change
Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, regularly took to Facebook to share posts about eco-apocalypses, mocking President Trump and his supporters, and pushing people to become vegans.One article he shared – “Climate Change Will Force a New American Migration,” from ProPublica – even included a thumbnail showing wildfires raging across a California hillside neighborhood.
Exclusive | Alleged Palisades firebug posted anti-Trump screeds, blamed wildfires on climate change
Jonathan Rinderknecht also regularly took to Facebook to share posts about eco-apocalypses, mocking President Trump and his supporters, and pushing people to become vegans.
nypost.com
Liar Loan
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He also threatened to burn his sisters home down and kill his brother-in-law. He was also being sued for crashing his car into a motorcyclist and causing disfiguring injuries.Just gets worse and worse…send in the guard to protect us from them!!…
Alleged Palisades firebug posted anti-Trump screeds, blamed wildfires on climate change
Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, regularly took to Facebook to share posts about eco-apocalypses, mocking President Trump and his supporters, and pushing people to become vegans.
One article he shared – “Climate Change Will Force a New American Migration,” from ProPublica – even included a thumbnail showing wildfires raging across a California hillside neighborhood.
Exclusive | Alleged Palisades firebug posted anti-Trump screeds, blamed wildfires on climate change
Jonathan Rinderknecht also regularly took to Facebook to share posts about eco-apocalypses, mocking President Trump and his supporters, and pushing people to become vegans.