Aaron Swartz, coding prodigy and hacktivist who helped develop RSS and was a co-founder of Reddit, died by suicide after facing $1 million in fines and 35 years in prison for felony charges, just for downloading pdfs of research papers with the intention of making them accessible to the public.

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No country tops the United States when it comes to interfering in the internal affairs of other countries. Pete Hoekstra has a lot of nerve accusing Canadians of interfering with the US Midterms. www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

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There needs to be a show about the founding fathers coming back to present day America (thru a wormhole or something) and how each and society reacts. I have so many ideas for this and I’m not even American.

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It's been finished for about a month, and I've decided I'm not waiting on anyone else's yes. I'm shooting this myself. #TheMatriarchShortFilm

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Remember when we detained Meng Wanzhou at the Americans’ request, and 2 of our citizens ended up in a Chinese prison for over 1,000 days and the U.S. couldn’t be bothered to help us get them out?

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