Hey guys, sorry I had some personal stuff hit as well as a lingering medical issue that I have been dealing with.
I'm going to put together a member only show, and resume normal shows. Trial for Read is over. I'll be looking for a new trial, but also, we're gonna get some "normal" shows.
Sorry for the non-updates. I didn't really know what to say.
Things have also been tumultuous in general with the Sentencing of Aaron approaching on Wednesday.
This is the end of one painful event, and the beginning of a very long road.
I'll be keeping most of it off the show, but there are specific people and entities who went well beyond the bounds of criticism. They will be dealt with in due course. One of those people will start to learn Wednesday that the road is long, not short.
I ignore and forgive a lot, but I have been paying very close attention to others.
Would you guys be interested in hanging out with me while I do some CLEs? I can't stream the CLEs themselves, but summarizing and commenting would help me cement the info and maybe make it more fun. Poll below.
Man, I wonder what i can do with a law license and a long memory....
Fauci is a pile of garbage putting all Americans at Risk. Some unfiltered thoughts.
CONVICTED !!! ICYMI AI BATTLE FOLLOW UP !!!
Music industry welcomes eighteen month prison sentence for streaming fraudster | by Chris Cooke | Oct 8, 2026 | COMPLETE MUSIC UPDATE 3 min. read
US streaming fraudster Michael Smith has been sentenced to eighteen months in jail. Although prosecutors were pushing for something closer to four years, the custodial sentence is significant, and has been welcomed by the music industry which wants stronger deterrents against streaming fraud
The music industry has welcomed the imprisonment of Michael Smith, the streaming fraudster who made millions by uploading AI-generated tracks to digital music platforms and then artificially boosting streams of that music.
It’s the first conviction of a streaming fraudster in the US and one of the first worldwide. He was yesterday sentenced to eighteen months in prison. Although prosecutors were pushing for a custodial sentence closer to four years, it’s still significant that Smith will serve jail time.
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