That Baked Guy

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I’m just that guy… fighting fascism in my own way. I grow vegetables, brew my beer, forage fungi and bake bread… might add chickens to the mix… I occasionally post about stocks. Slava Ukraini

I really feel like it should be bigger news that fibreglass is in IV saline bags in the US. This isn’t a situation where you might get a little sick. Fibreglass going directly into your veins will kill you. IV saline is used for almost every medical procedure. This is unconscionable:

Baxter Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall for Two Lots of 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection Due to Potential Presence of Particulate Matter

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – AUG. 25, 2026 – DEERFIELD, Ill., Baxter International Inc. (NYSE:BAX) is voluntarily recalling two lots of 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection due to the potential presence of parti...

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Historic opioid settlements were supposed to be a lifeline for underserved communities. But much of that money is flowing to law enforcement. More than a dozen agencies have used opioid settlement money to procure Flock cameras and other AI-powered automated license plate readers.

Police are spending opioid settlement funds on Flock cameras

Historic opioid settlements were supposed to be a lifeline for underserved communities. But much of that money is flowing to law enforcement.

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Who is Hasan Piker and why should I care? I’m supposed to not notice the entire GOP and SCOTUS covering up for a rapey president destroying democracy and the rule of law and engaging in scams and war crimes because of some rando I’ve never heard of with a podcast?

Since I praised my colleagues at NPR News for doing stories that might displease the Administration while under threat from them, I should and will extend the same admiration to the people at ABC News. abcnews.com/US/family-al...

Family of Alex Pretti speaks out in exclusive interview: 'They murdered our child'

Alex Pretti, an American citizen and ICU nurse for the Department of Veterans Affairs, was shot and killed on Jan. 24 in Minneapolis.

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Fun fact: Garrett Langley has his house blurred out on Google Maps. That's right, the CEO hellbent on invading all of our privacy, values his own privacy. Real "Mark Zuckerberg putting a webcam cover on his laptop" energy. www.businessinsider.com/flock-ceo-dr...

Flock CEO says drones are its fastest-growing business as it expands beyond license plate cameras

Flock, the license plate-reading company, is developing its drone business. CEO Garrett Langley says drones could help police and citizens stay safe.

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Trump reported 1,051 trades in his June disclosure. These two stood out: — June 18: Bought $250K–$500K in Boeing, the same day the Navy awarded Boeing an $880 million contract — June 23: Bought $15K–$50K in SpaceX, the same day NASA recorded a $425.6 million award to SpaceX

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Thomson Reuters, which owns news agency Reuters, has signed a $125M deal giving ICE access to its databases of personal data. USA Today has partnered with Palantir to gain "actionable intelligence" on its audiences. The media should be opponents of Trump's police state — not collaborators.

In Anthony, New Mexico, ICE goons pulled assault rifles on an unarmed family, aiming weapons at women filming on their phones and children still weeping from being pepper-sprayed for daring to ask questions. ICE and HSI’s sickening excuse for terrorizing kids? Officer safety and an imminent threat

Trump doesn't want to interfere with the money laundering and other corruption he's come to depend on. "The Trump administration is moving forward with a plan to scale back scrutiny of the shadowy shell companies that criminals use to launder money and traffic drugs."

Waldo Jaquith@waldo.net · 2w ago

Congress passed the Corporate Transparency Act. Trump vetoed it. Congress overrode his veto on a bipartisan vote. So Trump has decided to simply not enforce the law. I do not understand the role of Congress anymore. I guess they just make suggestions?

New: We found 50 cops who misused Flock cameras and other license-plate readers for personal purposes, often to spy on their girlfriends or ex-wives. He "watched every single move I made. ... Who do you turn the chief of police in to?" wapo.st/3S6rTuo

She left her ex. He secretly tracked her through a network of policing cameras.

Flock’s array of license-plate cameras was built to fight crime. But at least 50 law enforcement officers were charged with or accused of misusing it and other systems.

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