If you don’t mind, Where did you end up. You mentioned the US will eventually force its self onto other countries, so Canada seems too close but Europe and Australia sound safe

So. He can still do it because no one will stop him. And if they do he will claim immunity based on the supreme courts ruling which protects the president during official acts.

To be clear Chinese manufactured

TrueType was great for this. They just shut down one day. It sucked but luckily all their tools came in one downloaded application.

I didn’t know there was a successor. Is it a spin off by some of the staff or created out of necessity by a new team.

Years ago we briefly moved to the USA. We used a recruiter from the the US who specialized in recruiting foreign talent. They handled everything and received payment from our employer.

We moved before the internet so we found the recruiter from a magazine.

Here is graphene’s page. Pixel 7 has 5 years of support

https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices

You can decide how you want to live or what you’re willing to die for

Lie and deny

Just buy what you want and shut up about it. Don’t tell or show anyone. If bullets start flying no one will care anymore

Aren’t signal messages dependant on the same password “key” being used to decrypt the messages.

I’m still new to signal and still playing

Does this also block US citizens living abroad because by definition they don’t reside in the electoral district.
I added the bold highlight to the text from the article.

Here’s the exact wording of the yes/no question:

“Eligibility to vote. Shall section 1 of article III of the constitution, which deals with suffrage, be amended to provide that only a United States citizen age 18 or older who resides in an election district may vote in an election for national, state, or local office or at a statewide or local referendum?”

One drives on the left side of the road and one on the right side