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August 2019
An interesting turn of events re 
[UPDATED] First it shut my account, now Twitter is allowing impersonators to propagate #fakenews
Didn't even take 24 hours for somebody to register https://twitter.com/Alek_Boyd_, and make a bunch of fake claims about me, this website, and my alleged actions to recover my Twitter account. I reiterate that I have decided not to seek Twitter's pardon, I will not be begging for a reactivation of my verified account, and I am waiting for Twitter's reply re my data, accumulated there since 2009.
[UPDATED] Hey Twitter: you, Vanessa Neumann and your censorship can fuck off
If I hadn't been online before 2006, I would probably comply.
Ruperti's lawsuit suggests Muddy Waters only half right about Burford Capital
Finally, a major outlet picked up on Burford Capital's other dodgy business, that of its head of "global corporate intelligence, asset tracing and enforcement business" Daniel Hall.
Burford Capital financials get fact-checked
This is somewhat unrelated, but have been following the saga between Muddy Waters Research and Gotham City Research with Burford Capital with great interest.
Norway's Equinor gets OFAC license, to clean oil spill in Venezuela
Little advertised, and less reported about, we were informed that Norway's Equinor got an OFAC license on June 7, 2019, for "clean-up or remediation, ordinarily incident and necessary to facilitate the clean-up and remediation of the Petrocedeno Production Oil spill site, including affected surface areas, adjacent lands, and areas of the Morichal San Antonio Creek, as described in the Application." [bod added]