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I describe how German Templers of the Tempelgesellschaft founded Sarona near Jaffa in 1871, aiming to build a “Kingdom of God” through biblical living. Early malaria deaths were severe; survivors drained swamps, planted eucalyptus, and created stone houses, schools, workshops, vineyards, and orange groves, helping popularize Jaffa oranges. WWI brought internment/deportation; returns in 1920 found ruins, then rebuilding under the British Mandate.

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FROM DESERT SANDS TO GOLDEN ORANGES: THE HISTORY OF THE GERMAN TEMPLER SETTLEMENT OF SARONA IN PALESTINE, 1871–1947 Helmut Glenk, with Horst Blaich & Manfred Haering 2005 Part 1 Before the State of Israel existed, before Tel Aviv expanded around it, and before the major waves of Zionist immigration that began in the 1880s, there was Sarona. German Templers from Württemberg members of a pietist Protestant breakaway group known as the Tempelgesellschaft (Temple Society) established this agricultural settlement on swampy land outside Jaffa in 1871. Led originally by figures such as Christoph Hoffmann, they sought to create a spiritual “Kingdom of God” in the Holy Land, believing that living according to biblical principles in Palestine would hasten the Second Coming. They were not missionaries focused on converting others, but settlers intent on building self-sustaining Christian communities that would serve as a model. The first groups had already founded colonies in Haifa (1868–69) and Jaffa. Sarona was their first dedicated agricultural settlement, named for the biblical Plain of Sharon. Early years were brutal. The land was malarial and swampy. In the first year alone, roughly a fifth of the founders died of malaria and related diseases; infants and young children were especially hard-hit. Survivors drained swamps, planted hundreds and then thousands of eucalyptus trees to dry the ground, and gradually transformed the site. They constructed solid stone houses with distinctive architecture, barns, workshops, a community house, school, vineyards, a winery, gardens, and extensive orange groves. They introduced more modern European farming techniques, irrigation methods, and commercial practices that were advanced for Ottoman Palestine at the time. Their citrus production helped popularize and refine what became known as Jaffa oranges; they also produced wine that was exported, operated workshops and small industries, and created a prosperous, orderly community. By the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Sarona had become a model of European-style agricultural settlement. Contemporary observers and later Jewish pioneers noted that the Templers had demonstrated well before the significant Jewish immigration of the 1880s that permanent European farming communities could succeed in the region. Helmut Glenk (himself born into a Sarona family that was later deported) wrote From Desert Sands to Golden Oranges with Horst Blaich and Manfred Haering. The original edition runs roughly xx + 291–312 pages and includes photographs, portraits, maps, a bibliography, and an index. It draws on interviews, recorded testimony, family records, and historical material about Sarona’s families, institutions, businesses, and daily life, schooling, social and cultural activities, sports, trade, and the rhythms of an agricultural colony under Ottoman and then British rule. The community endured repeated upheavals. During World War I, after British forces took Palestine, most Templers were interned or deported to camps in Egypt (including Helwan). When several hundred returned around 1920, they found buildings damaged or requisitioned and the colony in ruins; they rebuilt. In the interwar period under the British Mandate the settlement flourished again, with a population that reached into the hundreds in Sarona itself (part of a larger Templer presence across several colonies totaling over a thousand people). I couldn’t find a free PDF or archived copy of the book, but it is available in several e-book formats. https://www.everand.com/book/384057031/From-Desert-Sands-to-Golden-Oranges-The-History-of-the-German-Templer-Settlement-of-Sarona-in-Palestine-1871-1947 https://books.google.com/books/about/From_Desert_Sands_to_Golden_Oranges.html?id=tr-Z3uCI5DEC https://www.trafford.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/179696-from-desert-sands-to-golden-oranges

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A.I. DESTROYS HISTORY 🔥 https://t.co/OQfZpbY8i4

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The Union Pacific passenger station in Cheyenne, Wyoming was said to have been constructed in a single year, 1886–1887, with Henry Van Brunt and William Robert Ware pinned as architects for a “Palace train station” completed quickly in the 1880s. The narrator argues this timing conflicts with Cheyenne’s population: it is stated as 3,456 people in 1880, about 11,000 in 1890, and 14,087 by 1900, implying too small a local workforce to support a grand, Romanesque revival–style depot with massive stonework, arched entryways, and intricate details “that should have taken years.” The transcript emphasizes manpower and logistics limits. It claims that in the late 1800s there were no modern construction equipment and that materials would have had to be shipped by rail or transported by horse-drawn wagons, slowing progress. It also asserts that power tools did not exist until 1895, making rapid completion questionable, especially for a structure beyond “a simple wooden shack.” The narrator also highlights that the era’s mainstream story is said to rely on claims about skilled stonemasons, engineers, materials transport, and workforce scale that are not backed up with blueprints or construction records. The argument is extended beyond the station. The transcript claims that key documentary trails are missing—construction records, detailed financial records, blueprints, and worker logs—often replaced in the mainstream narrative by convenient explanations such as fires and wars that erase evidence. It further argues that global similarities in architectural styles exist, but mainstream history claims they are unconnected, despite the alleged appearance of large railroad labor and stonemasons needed to construct structures quickly. A major focus becomes the career pattern of Henry Van Brunt. The narrator claims architects typically progress over time, but Van Brunt is portrayed as repeatedly delivering major stone buildings in short timeframes. The transcript states that Van Brunt began studying at Harvard in 1867, without originally studying architecture, engineering, or construction, and then partnered with William Robert Ware, also described as not being builders or stonemasons. The narrator then lists multiple early projects as evidence of implausible speed and “no progression”: Van Brunt’s first church project in Boston (1867) is claimed to have taken one year; a chapel in Cambridge is said to have taken fifteen years but also another one-year completion is asserted for a project said to run 1869–1870; the Adams Academy is stated to have been completed from 1867–1869 (with the narrator suggesting it also likely took one year). The narrator contrasts these alleged “done in a year” claims with later projects said to take much longer, like the Kluxinski Building (fourteen years) and Harvard’s Memorial Hall, described as requiring repairs for decades after a 1956 fire. The transcript also claims the horses-and-brick logistics are missing from mainstream accounts. It asserts that constructing large structures would have required repeated, large-scale hauling: estimates include millions of bricks, thousands of trips, and tens of horses dedicated to brick/stone, lumber, excavation/foundation work, scaffolding/lifting, plus backups—along with the feeding, water, shelter, and cost of maintaining them. It argues that because these logistics are never addressed, mainstream budgets and timelines do not align. Overall, the transcript concludes that the Cheyenne depot and multiple associated “old world” structures are part of a broader narrative the narrator claims collapses under timeline, manpower, tools, documentation, and logistics scrutiny, arguing instead that many structures were already present and were repurposed and assigned convenient construction dates. It ends by stating that the issue is not just one building, but train stations, cathedrals, mansions, and monuments, and that “we’re just getting started.”
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Speaker 0: The Union Pacific passenger station, Wyoming, USA, was constructed in a single year from 1886 to 1887. Are you sure? Van Brunt and Howe are pinned as the architects that would get a Palace train station completed in just one year. In the eighteen eighties in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The problem for the mainstream narrator is that we're very good at this now. We already know that Cheyenne, Wyoming has been tracking their population. And when we go back to 1900, we can all see that they only had 14,087 people. So how many people were in Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1886, fourteen years earlier? We've found it. In 1890, this location only had 11,000 people. In 1880, there was basically nobody even in this town. 3,400 people. Remember, there are no power tools until 1895. We're just getting started, this story's already in shreds. What were they thinking telling all of us this nonsense? Did they really think that we'd never figure this out, or is this a game To see who can find it. Let's ask their AI how logistically possible this really is. Let's see if the mainstream history that we've all been taught in the school systems, the same story that is still being taught today. Let's see if it really has any legs to stand on at all and put it up against their own AI, ChatGPT. Considering the Union Pacific Depot in Cheyenne, Wyoming was built between 1886 and 1887, and the population of Cheyenne was only 3,456 people in 1880. The logistics of constructing such a grand structure structure in just one year raises some serious questions. Oh, really? There are, of course, challenges to consider. And before we go on, we all need to remember that asking questions is exactly how you find the truth. And for so long, we all just read these stories and just accepted whatever we were told. And we never thought that anybody would ever lie to us because they would never lie to me. Right? Wrong. A limited workforce out of the small population. Only a fraction of the small population would have been skilled laborers. Remember, half of these 3,000 people were kids. So it's not just 3,000 people. And then all 3,000 people are in the Wyoming's construction hall of fame. Materials and transport. The late eighteen hundreds lacked modern construction equipment. Materials had to be shipped in by rail or transported by horse drawn wagons. Horse drawn wagons, bringing in the materials, significantly slowing the process down. This isn't looking so good for the mainstream narrative. So let's keep going. Where the AI, it actually seems like it's turning on the mainstream narrator now. Complexity of design, the Romanesque revival style architecture of the depot. It wasn't a simple wooden shack. You know, the construction of the time, the eighteen hundreds, Donkeys Incorporated, was just off building wooden huts. Abe Lincoln's birth house was, of course, a palace, a palace of wood and sticks. He was born in the finest architecture of the times. We were told this. We were told that the eighteen hundreds were filled with just pathetic construction, wagons and horses, no skills, just outhouses and dirt roads. If it rained, there'd be a bunch of potholes. Nobody's riding their wagon today. Cowboys and Indians. So what happened here? Why is there a palace train station in the middle of nowhere in Wyoming? Are you new here? If you are, we have found the previous civilization. They are buried under our feet. They're buried right under our feet in so many countries. Millions of them. We have found them in the necropolises, in the catacombs, and under the churches. There was a previous civilization here, an extremely advanced group of people, and we see their construction still standing all over The USA. It's all over the world, and we are exposing it. We're exposing that the stories that we are told about these structures are completely made up. It features massive stonework, arched entryways, and intricate details that should have taken years, not months. Are you still on the fence? Let's keep going. It is highly improbable that such a structure was completed in just one year with a shocking sentence right here at the bottom. It's an admission by their AI that the mainstream timeline of history once again fails to hold up under scrutiny. We are breaking the system. We are exposing it, and their AI, ChatGPT, is fully admitting it now. We are no longer alone, and we are no longer in the mindset of wondering if this is a possibility. We are now exposing that the history that we've all been told is a lie. It is a made up story that is impossible when you ask simple questions. And then you go back to the architects and you wonder, who were these people really? If they didn't actually construct this place, who were these people? We will be getting into that today. But first, we need to stick the dagger into the story. I pointed out to the AI that there weren't any power tools until 1895, and I believe that it's on our side now. Where it now just says, exactly. This is logistically by any realistic standard. This does not add up. The narrative we are given defies logic, manpower limitations, and construction capabilities of the era. Either the mainstream history is drastically off in its timeline or with possibly the most shocking sentence it's ever given us. This structure, like many others, was simply already there, repurposed, and given a convenient date to fit the official story. Are we having fun yet? Do you like being right? Where are the blueprints to these buildings? You never see one. Where are the construction records? They're always missing. What about the most important part? The detailed financial records. This isn't thousands of years ago, yet we never see it. Never. Instead, we get stories. We get fires that conveniently erase records. We get wars that destroy the entire city, and we get excuses. We know at this point that these structures were found. They were repurposed and given a brand new official narrative to fit a controlled overall story. The same architectural styles exist worldwide. Yet we are told that they were in no way connected with each other, even if they had thousands of railroad workers just come out of nowhere to help construct this thing. Where are the records of this happening? Where are the records of these workers coming to help construct this stuff? Again, it's not thousands of years ago. Where are the records of the thousands of stonemasons? Engineers and workers all just appearing in Cheyenne, Wyoming to get this thing done in a year. This never happened. It is incredible when you expose one structure from the old world, but it's another thing when the architect that they pinned to the structure gets fully exposed as a character pinned as the guy to the old world building. Because he wasn't just in Cheyenne in the eighteen hundreds. They tell us that he was all over the place, just knocking out all kinds of palaces. He was just riding the heck out of those donkeys. Every few 100 miles, just picking out a new random piece of land to build his next palace in a year with no materials, no power tools, no blueprints, no money, no construction workers. And in no time, this guy would just get train stations thrown together, and they last forever. Ride over to Portland, Maine, and knock out the first national bank just one year before the train station in 1884. And Henry Van Brunt, you, sir, you are under investigation today. Welcome to episode 118 of my lunch break. I hope you're all having a great day. And if you're new, welcome. You know what I can't stand? It's coffee that tastes like water. If I'm gonna bust my all day, I want a cup of coffee that actually works, and that is exactly why I drink $17.75 coffee. Real coffee for real people. 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You guys are Speaker 0: all awesome and helping this channel out a lot. Architects typically have some sort of progression. They usually evolve over time, improving their work as they gain experience. Normally, you start out small, and then as time goes on, you get better and better. Henry Van Brunt, the architect pinned to the train station, as well as so many other incredible old world structures in The USA, began studying at Harvard University where he didn't even originally study architecture. And he never studied engineering or construction. Never. Designing massive depots, cathedrals, and civic buildings would require a deep knowledge of engineering, weight distribution, and advanced material science. And then he partnered with William Robert Ware. But, again, neither were builders or stonemasons. So if this guy didn't have any engineering experience and relied on others to actually get this palace done in one year, then who actually had the knowledge? Who actually built these structures? Because we know that it wasn't him. Taking all of this into account, he just kicks his career off in 1867. Being the architect of the first church located in Boston, Massachusetts, where we know it's from the old world because after disastrous fire in 1968, they built a new building, and we can all see that they took this thing apart. The stained glass windows are gone. It's a total shell of itself at this point. Here's a picture of them putting the fire demolition project in my opinion, a great way to destroy the old world buildings and collect an insurance check at the same exact time. And for the very best part, and to give it all away. Suffering devastating fire on 03/29/1968, where the exact cause of the fire, of course, remains unclear. Nobody ever knows how these fires just ripped through these old world buildings. This happened in 1968, and they still have no idea. It's just a random ghost of the times. It's just a mystery forever. This isn't some remote village off in the woods. This is Boston in 1968, a major city. There are fire investigators. There are reporters and detailed records for nearly everything that goes on. Fires in Boston. They don't just go undocumented, especially when they just completely destroy a significant historical building. No cause. We're just unsure. Oh, well, just an accident, I guess. So that was Brunt's first project ever. Wait. Did we forget to mention? This building also only took one year to complete. His very first project is a palace church, and they finished it in a year. And then his second project was a chapel in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and here's a picture of it. This one took him fifteen years to build. Could you imagine? Of course not. This one was done in a year from 1869 to 1870. This guy's three for three today already. We have shown three insane structures all pinned to this Brunt guy, and all three of them were done in a year. Brunt's third project was the Adams Academy. Now the Quincy Historical Society in Quincy, Massachusetts, where this one doesn't give us a start date, but we all know that he started his career in 1867 and finished this one in 1869, having two projects in 1867. And we see a clear pattern here of just knocking out palaces in a year. I'm just gonna take a wild guess and say that this one also got done in a year. Completing his first three buildings, not houses, not little tiny huts, but stone and ite buildings in just one year. No progression at all, just like we talked about. Starting his career off with massive palaces, knocking them out in a year. Just throwing palaces together in the eighteen hundreds. Because why not? Henry Van Brunt would just ride around on his local donkey with his chisel in his pocket, just asking who wanted a palace next. Snow would not matter to him. Rain or shine, the palace will be done. I personally just watched them build a house across the street from me. It's a nice house, but it wasn't a palace, and it wasn't a stone church. It has vinyl siding and two by fours. If it rained, they were not working. If it snowed, they were not working. Working. And these people have power tools. They have shipping companies that just deliver things right to the door. They have blueprints. They have funding. They have training. And it took them over a year to build a house, and it wasn't that big. Could you imagine riding on a donkey? Carriages and using outhouses with dirt roads. If it rain, there's no way you're driving the donkey around because you got wood wheels. They're gonna go in the potholes. It's gonna be a mess. There's no power tools. You're just chiseling cathedrals together in twelve months or less. This is ridiculous. And no prior training with basically no people. No documented evidence of this even happening. And these are his first projects. So he gets done with these first three projects. And then this is his fourth one, a palace. And everybody here, if you've been here for a while, you know about the Kluxinski Building in Chicago. It took fourteen years to build, and that thing is a basic box. There's no stone, and they had power tools. We're told that between 1870 and 1877, this thing is done. The Memorial Hall at Harvard University. So why is he able to construct the first three palaces in just a year? And then he regresses. He becomes less efficient, and this is what we are told. Even though it's seven years, that's still an insane timeline. I love using their AI against them because it's hilarious seeing their own system just totally expose their own narrative. How long would this take to build today? The fastest possible timeline if money and modern resources were unlimited today. It would take four to seven years with modern robotics, CNC stone cutting, and twenty four seven work shifts. No breaks, working all day, all night, four to seven years, and it would still be extremely difficult with major cathedrals and stone structures still taking decades, even with modern tools. We are being lied to. We have been lied to. And these stupid stories are done, especially when we see that something really weird is going on here. On 09/06/1956, a fire broke out in the tower of Harvard University's Memorial Hall, damaging it in 1956 and not completing the repair until the late nineteen seventies. They're telling us that they took, like, twenty years just to fix it when it only supposedly took them seven years to build the entire thing with no power tools. Yet in the nineteen fifties, we did have power tools. We had advancements in technology. The seven year construction story is now exposed. Thank you to all of our badge members, all of our Patreons, and every single subscriber. And everybody who likes the episodes, I appreciate all of you. You are all awesome in helping grow this channel to more and more people every single week. If you want even more content from us, we are on YouTube, Rumble, X, Instagram, TikTok, Rockfin, and Spotify. Total destruction of our past, our true history. In 1870, we are told that he began the Memorial Hall in the exact same year. He also began this project, the Weld Hall at Harvard University. And it's looking to me like Harvard just got a lot of old world buildings and pinned their own guy as the creator of them all. With illogical stories surrounding them. The Weld Hall with a nice horse and wagon out front and trees that look like they'd been there for decades. An established site that was found, all in my opinion, of course, juggling multiple projects at the same time. Projects that an architect could only dream of creating just one in their entire lifetime. Yet in the eighteen seventies, Henry Van Brunt just knocked two of them out. The Weld Hall at Harvard was supposedly constructed between 1870 and 1872. Two years and this was done. And he wasn't even fully paying attention to it because he has multiple palaces going up at the exact same time. This is easy stuff in the eighteen seventies. This horse would get the stone of the site, no delays. Never a traffic jam back then. This undocumented horse is just hauling thousands of pounds of stone. This horse never even took a break because I forgot that horses in the eighteen seventies, they didn't drink any water. They didn't need 10 to 18 gallons a day. This is a new thing, of course. Feeding the horses was never an issue back then. And weather conditions, forget it. They had the heated dirt roads of the past. The potholes allowed for great conditions for those wooden wheels. Just to haul massive amounts of stone to the site. Stabling and care for the 100 plus horses that would be used. Why even bother? The mainstream narrative doesn't need to answer these kind of questions. Oh, what? They do? Yes. They do. They do need to answer these questions. We're not living in the nineteen hundreds anymore. We are able to think. Check these logistics out. To complete this structure in just two years like we're being told, 2,000,000 bricks, 6,500 trips with 40 to 50 horses dedicated to brick and stone hauling, 10 to 20 more horses for lumber and other materials, 10 to 15 horses for excavation and foundation work, five to 10 more horses for scaffolding and lifting heavier stones and bricks, and then backup horses, you know, in case any horse ever got hurt or needed a rest because they are horses after all. And this was going on for all of these projects, not just this building. This is supposedly how it was done before the car in the eighteen hundreds. This is how it was for every single one of these projects. Yet I haven't heard one single mainstream history story where the horses are a part of the construction. There is no mention of how many horses. There is never a mention of the incredible effort it would take from all of the horses, the logistics to get them properly fed, the amount of money it would cost to actually get them food, water, and shelter. This fact alone absolutely shreds the mainstream narrative. Because when you look into these fake stories, you're gonna see they had financial constraints supposedly with the Adams Academy that we talked about saying, oh, no. Please build this one on the same site that John Hancock's house burned to the ground on, and please do it for under $30,000, not $36,000 because we can't afford that. This is nonsense because the amount of money it would have costed them for the horses alone, for the Weld Hall in comparison, for 100 horses would have been projected around 1,000 to $1,500 per month. And this is the same for every one of these projects. You're going to need horses. Meaning, it would be twelve to eighteen thousand dollars a year for the horses alone. So them saying that their budget was 30,000 for the Adams Academy is a complete lie, and it's totally ignoring actual logistics. This is the one where we said it was one year. Brunt's third project was the Adams Academy. Now the Quincy Historical Society Massachusetts, where this one doesn't give us a start date, but we all know that he started his career in 1867 and finished this one in 1869, having two projects in 1867. And we see a pattern here of just knocking out palaces in a year. I'm just gonna take a wild guess and say that this one also got done in a year. But if it was any longer than that, say two years, then the price for the horses would have been in the range of 24 to $36,000 just for the upkeep on the horses alone. And we haven't even gotten to the cost of the materials yet. As you can see, Henry Van Brunt is currently pinned to many structures that are from the old world with nine of them. Nine being constructed in a single year. All pinned to the same master architect of the eighteen hundreds. All thrown together between 1867 and 1885, all the way from Wyoming to Boston, thousands of miles apart. Take a train if you'd like, but they only went 30 miles an hour. And they didn't have connections the way that we do today. Constant delays in the eighteen hundreds for the trains and hardly any time for actually working, but he was able to knock out projects in Maine and Wyoming no problem in less than a year. No telephones. Just sending letters from Boston to Wyoming and hoping they'd get there within a month. No documents provided. Case closed. This narrative is done. The mainstream history is story hour for adults. The Union Pacific passenger station, the Memorial Hall, the Adams Academy, nine structures completed in a single year, pinned to the same exact guy. No blueprints. No construction photos. No records of thousands of workers or hundreds of horses. Just stories. Stories that we all believed until now. The logistics don't work. The timelines don't add up. The narrative collapses under its own weight. And it's not just one building. It is all of them. The train stations, the cathedrals, the mansions and monuments, all from a time we're told was filled with dirt roads, outhouses, and candle lights. Are we really supposed to believe that these people built massive structures with no power tools and no money and no real resources? All in the eighteen hundreds or is the truth that these structures were already here, built by a previous civilization, one that knew how to move stone. They fully understood how to construct palaces, and they did it all over the world. A civilization that knew how to build things that last forever. A civilization that's been erased from our history. You can see it. The patterns, the fires, the missing records, the impossible stories they tell us. This isn't a coincidence. I hope you all have a great rest of your day. Thank you to everyone who supports this channel. I'll be back next Saturday with so much more. We're just getting started. Oh, in New South Wales, Australia, get ready.
Saved - August 13, 2026 at 10:46 PM
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I’m pointing to how a charity awarded $244M to “protect” migrant kids had one flagship home in Haiti. After “rescues,” children were sent there, run by the father tied to Tim Ballard’s origin story. Vice reports 100+ kids in deplorable conditions and at least one sexual abuse/abortion after a staffer. The charity avoided investigations or donor reports, quietly cut ties in 2022, yet won a US government contract for 26,000 children.

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The charity that just got $244M to protect migrant kids had ONE flagship children's home. It was in Haiti. It was run by the father from Tim Ballard's own origin story, the kidnapping that opens Sound of Freedom. The org called it their most-funded aftercare home and sent kids there after their "rescues." When a board member finally inspected it, per Vice's reporting: over 100 children in deplorable conditions, and at least one girl s*xually abused by a staff member, who then took her to get an abortion. The charity's response? No investigation and no report to donors. They quietly cut ties in 2022 with one final donation and never said a word. Looks like they were paid to stay quiet. That is the organization the US government just handed the contract to protect 26,000 immigrant children. This contract needs to be investigated. @RonWyden @RepThomasMassie @lisamurkowski @SenatorCollins who is going to care that our tax dollars are being given to this "charity"? If you want their follow the money, it's even worse. I'll send it, let me know what we can do. Full article on this gov contract is on my Substack (link in bio) and it's free. Please share so we can stop this.

Saved - August 13, 2026 at 10:44 PM

@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate

Back in 2021 I got deleted from instagram for sharing this video. The pandemic was a script to push vaxxines with fake viruses while they rolled out 5g to poison the people https://t.co/phOFyEY7Dw

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Dr. Goddick Castillo, an OB-GYN practicing for 26 years, says that when patients ask whether they should get vaccinated against COVID-19, she recommends: “Yes, if you're trying to become pregnant now, or plan to try in the future, you can get a COVID vaccine.” She states there is no evidence that any vaccine, including the COVID-19 vaccine, causes miscarriages. She directs patients to the CDC for information.
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Hi, I'm Dr. Goddick Castillo, and I have been practicing OB-GYN for 26 years. When my patients ask me whether they should get vaccinated against COVID-19, I tell them, "Yes, if you're trying to become pregnant now, or plan to try in the future, you can get a COVID vaccine." There's no evidence, no evidence, no vaccine, including COVID-19 vaccine, causes miscarriages. I send my patients to CDC. I send my patients to CDC. I send my patients to CDC. I send my patients to CDC. I send my
Saved - August 13, 2026 at 10:32 PM
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As I’ve been saying for years, volcanic/igneous rocks can be broken down with molten alkalis to make waterglass. The shocking part isn’t that—it’s that this ancient-style waterglass is lousy by modern standards. But when I tried pairing it with a specific poorly reactive metakaolin (Metaver R), it worked. Could Aswan metakaolin + ancient waterglass make Aswan “granite” (geopolymer) too?

@FoMaHun - Marcell Fóti 🪨

Today’s shocking news: As you already saw in the video I made with Graham Hancock — and, for that matter, as I’ve been banging on about for years — volcanic and igneous rocks can be broken down into their constituent components using molten alkalis, and waterglass is produced in the process. Which is not the shocking news. The shocking news is that, let’s be honest, the waterglass produced this way is pretty shitty by modern standards. A whole bunch of alkali remains in it without being converted. It’s contaminated with alkali. Poor-quality stuff. However, you can pair it with some shitty, poorly calcined metakaolin that barely reacts with waterglass. Well, I happen to have a few kilos of exactly this kind of 💩 metakaolin, because that was the only stuff I could get in Hungary. The manufacturer even told me that it is of limited suitability — or completely unsuitable — for geopolymers. In case anyone comes across it, its name is Metaver R, an Austrian (?) material sold as a concrete additive, not for making geopolymers. You have to add 20% alkali to commercial waterglass to make this stuff react and produce stone. And now for the shocking news: 💩 + 💩 = 🪨 Ancient waterglass produced at low temperatures is apparently exactly as shitty as it needs to be for this 💩 metakaolin!!! How do I know? Well, because I tried it — and it works! And here’s where it gets very interesting: In the desert next to Aswan, in the Wadi Kalabsha area, there are huge fields of reddish colored kaolinite contaminated with iron oxide. They are still mining this material there to this day, and producing 💩 metakaolin from it as a concrete additive. And they did it for the last 8,000 years? Who knows? Obviously, I couldn’t test the metakaolin actually produced near Aswan — that is an impossible mission. I emailed the factory, but got no reply. So for now, we’re left with what I’ve laid out above: There is a significant chance that Aswan 💩 metakaolin can be used to cast Aswan granite — I mean, geopolymer — using 💩 waterglass produced exactly the ancient way! The mentioned video: Everything you Wanted to Know about Stone Softening https://youtu.be/xuxKwOxgg3g

Saved - August 13, 2026 at 10:27 PM
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I’m seeing Rick Sanchez claim that crossing “lines” in U.S. media makes you unemployable: criticizing Israel or adding nuance on Iran, he says, puts you on the outside. He also alleges Western media is controlled by Jewish Zionists.

@xIsraelExposedx - Israel Exposed

Rick Sanchez climbed the ranks of CNN, Fox News, and NBC. He’s coming clean: In U.S. media, there are lines you simply cannot cross. According to Sanchez, the unspoken rule is simple: If you criticize Israel’s actions or offer an ounce of nuance regarding Iran, you’re not just controversial, you’re unemployable. Every aspect of western media is closely controlled by jewish zionists.

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The speaker says that after working at CNN, Fox News, and NBC, they found that expressing positivity toward Iran or antagonism toward Israel would lead to immediate termination and being blocked from future work in U.S. media. They add that, for the most part, this would prevent them from working anywhere in the United States media. They then argue that the media landscape has changed: podcasts and alternative media have become powerful enough to create influential voices outside corporate media. They cite figures such as Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Jake Tapper, and say that these voices—and the speaker’s own—are part of this shift. The speaker states that they are not pro-Iran or anti-Iran, but focused on finding the truth, which they say is what journalism is supposed to do. They claim that they cannot find an entity in their own country today that allows them to pursue truth in journalism, and that this is why they have aligned more journalistically with Russia, based on location. They say that in Russia they are more able to ask “good questions” and be more honest about the real geopolitical situation in the world than they would be if working at CNN or Fox News.
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As you know, I worked at CNN, I worked at Fox News, I worked at NBC and in all of those places, if I was to say something that was positive toward Iran or antagonistic toward Israel, you're done, you're finished, you're fired. And not only that, they will make sure you don't work again anywhere in the US media, for the most part. today that's different because people have podcasts and alternative media has become powerful enough that there are voices now in the media in the United States, not the corporate media, but outside the corporate media, who have just as big a reach, and they are changing things. Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Jake Tapper, Left, Right so those voices and my voice are voices where I- I'm not here to be pro-Iran, I'm not here to be against Iran, I'm here to find the truth, and that's what journalism is supposed to be. I feel like I can't find an entity in my own country today that allows me to do that, which is why I align myself now more journalistically, just in terms of location, with Russia. I feel like in Russia, I'm more able to ask- Good questions and be more honest about the real geopolitical situation in the world than I would be if I was working at CNN or Fox News, for example
Saved - August 13, 2026 at 10:16 PM
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I’m saying the government quietly awarded a $244M no-bid contract to “Sound of Freedom” charity Our Rescue, despite the group being sued for sex trafficking. The charity has no immigration lawyers or federal history beyond this deal. The kids’ real lawyers were owed $65M but were forced to surrender confidential files; they refused. After 2 days tracing payments, I found Dubai shell structures and unclear owners, suggesting they knew.

@leahfiles - theleahfiles

The government just gave a charity being sued for s*x trafficking a $244 MILLION no-bid contract to provide lawyers to migrant kids. Put it out Friday night with no announcement. They are keeping this quiet and for a good reason. It's the "Sound of Freedom" charity, OUR Rescue, formerly known as Operation Underground Railroad. They have zero immigration lawyers, zero federal contracts, ever, and their lifetime federal history is one transaction...this one. The kids' real lawyers? The government owed them $65M and refused to pay unless they handed over the children's confidential files. They refused and their contract died. I spent 2 days following the money and it's dark: a Dubai shell company, the founder's family on the payroll, contractors listed as "anonymous individuals," and a DC company registered 13 months before the contract, with the CEO named as beneficial owner. They knew. Full investigation and what we can do about it is up on my Substack now (link in bio) and it's free.

Saved - August 13, 2026 at 11:40 AM

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

He repeatedly said on camera that he is not suicidal and yet just days ago it was announced that Joe died by………..suicide. https://t.co/iRgWbP1Mp0

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The person speaking says they are not suicidal and are “very healthy,” and they began posting videos about ancient relics and lost civilizations. They describe seeing a helicopter (“choppers”) circling them for the second time, including noticing a “big camera pod” on the front. They frame their work as “a history of the Jews, 1866,” and ask why the world is obsessed with Jews. They claim the people in front of them represent “several centuries of hidden and lost information,” and say they will make “a digital library” from everything shown and some not pictured. They repeatedly deny being suicidal when questioned by others, stating they have met multiple people on the way who confirmed they were not suicidal. They also describe being asked whether they look suicidal, saying the answer was “No.” They add that “If we die, Wayne gets the gun,” and reference “the name of government as well,” while asserting they are in good “mental health” and “physical health,” and that they are not dying anytime soon. They further claim that if they “disappear,” “the government did it,” and that the government finds out about this to “get suicidal.” They mention a message tied to Joe at the very end that reads: “Your pursuit of knowledge has inspired the pursuit in many. Let their light carry the mission while you rekindle your flame.” They say “time will absolutely reveal” and then bring up questions about the Freemasons. They state that they have a “Freemason Bible from the 1950s” and “internal Freemason documents,” listing: “Book of the Apprentice,” “Book of the Fellowcraft,” “Book of the Master Mason,” “a Monitor and Officers Manual,” “the Constitution and Bylaws,” “a sonic law and customs,” and one entitled “The Truth Shall Set You Free.” They say that “a lot of people think they’re bad,” and then describe reading their internal literature.
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I'd like to start out by saying I'm not suicidal and I'm very healthy. I started posting videos about ancient relics, lost civilizations, what happened. The choppers are back! Those of you who say choppers weren't circling nature, jab. This is the second time this chopper has circled me. I could see the big camera pod on the front of it. This is a history of the Jews, 1866. Why is the world so obsessed with the Jews? The people in front of me are several centuries of hidden and lost information. I'm gonna make a digital library out of everything you see here and some not pictured as well. For the record, are you suicidal? No. No. Are you? No, I'm not suicidal at all. In fact, I've met multiple people on the way, and they confirmed I wasn't suicidal. Do we look suicidal to you? No, huh? If we die, Wayne gets the gun. Actually, the name of government as well. There you go. We're, we're in great mental health, right? Physical health. You see, we're, we're not dying anytime soon. If we disappear, the government did it. The government finds out about this to get suicidal, bro. The message today about Joe, at the very end of it, it said, "Your pursuit of knowledge has inspired the pursuit in many. Let their light carry the mission while you rekindle your flame. " Because time will absolutely reveal We ask questions about the Freemasons. In my hand, I have a Freemason Bible from the 1950s and a whole bunch of internal Freemason documents. Book of the Apprentice, Book of the Fellowcraft, Book of the Master Mason, a Monitor and Officers Manual, the Constitution and Bylaws, a sonic law and customs, and one entitled "The Truth Shall Set You Free." A lot of people think they're bad, but I was reading their internal literature
Saved - August 13, 2026 at 11:38 AM

@JasonBassler1 - Jason Bassler

🚨 They have Flock, we have SparrowMap Meet SparrowMap. It's a DIY counter-surveillance tool that uses a webcam or old smartphone to detect, classify, and map government vehicles in real time. They track the public. Now the public is tracking them back. https://t.co/kdYddXHidg

Saved - August 13, 2026 at 4:51 AM

@Excavationpro - 👷‍♂️🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧 ∫(Truth × Light)df

Ǝ✖C∀V∀T🐦‍⬛ØNℙЯØ🏗️Remember me?🕳️💀 #TraumaCodex #NewMusic #IndustrialRap #EmoTrap #HealingThroughMusic #music #newmusic #radio #trend #trendy #newrelease https://t.co/ZxdMR8xjrg

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The narrator describes waking up in a crypt after crawling out of a coffin, feeling the “pistol” in their lungs and the bass in their bones. They refer to themselves as the “king of the grave” taking their throne. Although the choir is singing, the words are in tongues. They characterize the event not as a resurrection but as a riot in the catacombs.
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I crawled out the coffin felt the pistol in my lungs as the king of the grave and I'm takin' my throne. I woke up in the crypt with the dirt still in my lungs. The choir was singin' but the words were in tongues. I crawled out the coffin felt the bass in my bones. This ain't a resurrection it's a riot in the catacombs.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍♂️🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧 ∫(Truth × Light)df

✍️🕯️Yea I'm pretty fucked up...👽 https://t.co/OWMfq0OV42

Saved - August 13, 2026 at 2:34 AM

@ezralevant - Ezra Levant 🍁🚛

Hang on. So Albertans who want a referendum to control their own destiny are “traitors”, but socialist radicals chopping up B.C. and undermining sovereignty, without a mandate, is just Canada as usual?

@nationalpost - National Post

B.C.'s Hatley Castle, parcels of downtown Victoria among lands earmarked for transfer to First Nations https://nationalpost.com/opinion/bc-hatley-castle-parts-of-downtown-victoria-earmarked-for-transfer-to-first-nations https://t.co/9E9KeFxr4e

Saved - August 13, 2026 at 1:40 AM
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Saved - August 13, 2026 at 12:52 AM
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I just revealed that Fauci knew AIDS doctors were saving lives with one treatment. I begged him to recommend it. Even as patients were “dropping like flies,” he refused to tell clinicians to use Bactrim, insisting on a double-blind placebo before he’d support it.

@brownstoneinst - Brownstone Institute

Trish Wood just revealed that Fauci knew AIDS doctors were saving lives with one treatment. She begged him to recommend it. Yet he refused. Even as patients were “dropping like flies,” Fauci would not tell clinicians to use Bactrim. “I did an interview with Tony at the NIH in his office that would’ve been world famous had it ever been broadcast.” “It was about his refusal to tell AIDS clinicians that Bactrim could prevent Pneumocystis Carinii Pneumonia.” “We went in the next day all fired up, of course, with a crew to interview him at the NIH about it, and he would not back down.” “‘Until we have a double-blind controlled placebo, I won’t recommend it.’” “I kept saying, ‘But the doctors treating these guys are saying it’s working and saving lives.’” “He said, ‘That's not how I roll.’” @jeffreytucker @WoodReporting

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During the AIDS crisis, Trish interviewed Tony Fauci at the NIH in an office interview that would have been world famous if it had been broadcast, but it was not. The interview focused on Fauci’s refusal to tell AIDS clinicians that Bactrim could prevent pneumocystis carinii pneumonia if it was given to people with HIV, even though clinicians were having “great, great experiences” with it. Trish referenced Tony Fauci’s stance that he would not recommend Bactrim without a double-blind controlled placebo, saying, “Until we have a double-blind controlled placebo, blah, blah, blah, I won’t recommend it.” Trish argued that doctors treating AIDS patients said it was working and saving lives and pushed back repeatedly, leading to a back-and-forth lasting about half an hour. Before the NIH meeting, Michael Callan—an ACT UP leader and one of the longest living AIDS patients at that point—told Trish the night before that he would never understand why Fauci would not announce to the public and doctors that Bactrim would save lives for patients “still dropping like flies.” Callan said he was bewildered rather than mad, describing Fauci as having immense public health power. In the NIH interview, Fauci did not back down. Trish described the exchange as a frustrating confrontation with a public health official who would not even make an informal announcement recommending use, despite Trish’s claim that “this will save lives” and that both sides knew it. Fauci replied, “No, I won’t. That’s not how I roll.” Trish concluded that this reflected who Fauci is, emphasizing that the process “matters more than the human outcome.”
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During AIDS, I did an interview with Tony at the NIH in his office that would have been world famous had it ever been broadcast, but it wasn't. And, and it was about-- and I'm sure you know the story, his refusal to tell AIDS clinicians that Bactrim could prevent pneumocystis carinii pneumonia if they would only give it to people who had HIV, right? clinicians were having great, great experiences with it, and he wouldn't do it. And he, so I, I went in. Michael Callan, who was the head, one of the head people in ACT UP and people with AIDS, who was dying, longest living AIDS patient at that point, said to me the night before we went into the NIH with our crew He was dying, he was close to death, and he said, "And I'd known him for a couple years from the scene of covering AIDS, and he said, 'Trish, I'll never understand why Tony Fauci wouldn't make an announcement to the public and the doctors treating AIDS patients that bactrim will save lives in these guys who are still dropping like flies.'" And he was, he was bewildered. You know, he wasn't mad. He was dying, and he was bewildered about why this- Huge public health guy who had the power of God nearly in his hands wouldn't do the right thing. So we went in the next day, all fired up, of course, with the crew to interview him at the NIH about it, and he wouldn't back down, and this to me was a symbol of who and what he is. He said, "Until we have a double-blind controlled placebo, blah, blah, blah, I won't recommend it." And I kept saying, "But the guys, the doctors treating these guys are saying it's working and saving lives. I won't do it." And we went back and forth for half an hour. It was one of the most frustrating things to say to a public health official, "This will save lives, and you know it, and I know it, but you won't even make an informal announcement that people should be using it." And he said, "No, I won't. That's not how I roll." And I thought, "Okay, I get it. That's who you are, right?" So I, I think that says a lot about him that the process- Matters more than the human outcome, and I'm not sure that that's a good mindset for a public health official
Saved - August 13, 2026 at 12:31 AM
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I’m seeing a topical routine discussed by Dr. William Makis: massaging organic cold-pressed castor oil around lymph areas (armpits, behind ears, jawline, behind knees) and applying ivermectin cream afterward for several days. He claims castor oil’s ricinoleic acid supports circulation/lymph drainage and may help with bloating, puffiness, leg heaviness, and underarm odor, with wider cancer-related discussion.

@rxmeds_store - RXMEDS.STORE

🚨 DR. WILLIAM MAKIS MD DISCUSSES CASTOR OIL + IVERMECTIN CREAM: WHY THIS TOPICAL COMBINATION IS GETTING ATTENTION A simple topical routine is creating a much bigger conversation online. 🫙 Castor oil 🧴 Ivermectin cream The video describes applying castor oil to several areas around the body's lymphatic system: • Under the armpits • Behind the ears • Along the jawline • Behind the knees The speaker says castor oil contains ricinoleic acid, which he says supports circulation and gentle lymphatic drainage. He also claims these applications can help with: • Bloating • Puffiness around the face • A heavy feeling in the legs • Dark buildup and odor under the arms Dr. William Makis MD discusses combining topical castor oil + Ivermectin cream in relation to: • Breast cancer • Head and neck cancer • Skin cancer 📌 THE TOPICAL ROUTINE 🫙 Gently massage organic cold pressed castor oil into areas around the lymph nodes. 🧴 Apply topical Ivermectin cream over the area. 📅 Continue for several days. The video also discusses reports of people using this combination who say they noticed: • Tighter feeling skin • Fine lines appearing reduced • Lymph swelling easing • Joint aches easing • Better sleep • Liver spots becoming lighter • Nerve pain easing • Nerve discomfort improving • Constipation clearing That's why this combination has caught people's attention. It's not simply another castor oil routine. It's the combination of castor oil + topical Ivermectin and the claims surrounding its potential use in cancer related discussions that are driving the conversation. The broader question is even bigger: Could inexpensive, existing medicines and familiar compounds have applications beyond their traditional uses? That's exactly why Ivermectin and drug repurposing continue to generate intense discussion online. 📌 Save this if you're following Ivermectin, castor oil, and cancer repurposing discussions. 🔄 Repost it so more people can discover the topical combination being discussed. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin cream or other repurposed medicines? Explore @rxmeds_store. #Ivermectin #CastorOil #WilliamMakis #BreastCancer #SkinCancer #CancerResearch #DrugRepurposing #MedicalResearch

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Rub castor oil under your armpits before bed, rub it behind your ears and along your jawline, and rub it behind your knees. The claim is that doing this can affect the whole body overnight. After fifteen years, the speaker says lymph nodes sit all over the body, not just one place. Castor oil is described as containing ricinoleic acid that supports circulation and gentle lymphatic drainage, which the speaker says helps with bloating and the immune system. The speaker also claims that applying castor oil behind the ears and along the jawline removes puffiness, including puffiness from a double chin. Applying castor oil behind the knees is said to remove a heavy feeling in the legs. Applying it under the armpits is said to clear dark buildup and odor that deodorant never removes. The speaker invites viewers to comment “yes” to request the full protocol and an added method to speed up results, and to share the video with someone who needs it.
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Rub castor oil under your armpits before bed, rub castor oil behind your ears and along your jawline, rub castor oil behind your knees and watch what happens to your whole body overnight. After fifteen years, I always remind everyone, your lymph nodes sit all over your body, not just one place. Castor oil contains ricinoleic acid which supports circulation and gentle lymphatic drainage, helping with bloating and your immune system. Behind your ears and along your jawline, it removes puffiness, even a double chin. Behind your knees, it removes- Removes that heavy feeling in your legs, under your armpits, it clears the dark buildup and odor that deodorant never actually removes. Follow me and share this video with someone who needs it, and comment "yes" if you want me to send you the full protocol and what I do to also speed up the results.
Saved - August 12, 2026 at 11:53 PM
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I’m seeing Israeli billionaire Shlomo Kramer openly call to eliminate the First Amendment in the U.S., saying AI will restrict free speech. He argues the First Amendment must be limited before it’s too late, and calls for total social media control.

@TheShadowIntelX - Shadow Intel

Israeli billionaire Shlomo Kramer is now openly calling for the First Amendment to be eliminated in the United States. He says artificial intelligence will play a major role in restricting free speech. Kramer claims the First Amendment must be limited to “protect it” before it is too late, while calling for total control over all social media platforms.

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Shlomo, a founder of Check Point, says AI is revolutionizing cyber warfare by extending it from critical infrastructure to the “fabric of society and politics,” undermining democratic countries and giving authoritarian governments an unfair advantage. He states that this is already happening, pointing to polarization in countries that allow and protect First Amendment-style speech, and argues it is time to limit the First Amendment “in order to protect it” before it is “too late.” He explains what this would entail: controlling platforms, including all social media, and “stack ranking” the authenticity of every person expressing themselves online. Based on that ranking, he says the government should take control over what people are allowed to say. He further calls for education against this approach and says governments should develop cyber defense programs that are as sophisticated as the technologies used for sabotage. Shlomo contrasts current capability, saying sabotage is operating at about a “one to a hundred ratio” while governments are not doing this at any rate, leaving enterprises to fend for themselves. He adds that technology is moving faster than political systems can respond, so governments need to use technology to stabilize political systems with timely adjustments. He emphasizes the growing difficulty of discerning fake from real online and argues that once people can no longer tell truth from fiction, society faces polarization, internal fighting, and the need for control—something he says is already occurring across the world. In the meantime, he says enterprises are buying more cybersecurity solutions, but cannot afford all of them by themselves, so they are looking for ways to “deliver more efficient consumption.”
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So Kramer, also one of the founders of Check Point, another big cyber company, Shlomo, it's great to have you here. Welcome. Thank you for having me. How is AI, cyber warfare shaping geopolitics right now? So AI is going to revolutionize cyber warfare, is revolutionizing cyber warfare from critical infrastructure to the fabric of society and politics and undermining it, giving unfair advantage to authoritarian governments against democratic countries. First Amendment type of That's already happening? That's already happening. You're seeing the polarization in countries that allow for the First Amendment and protect it, which is great. And I know it's difficult to hear, but it's time to limit the First Amendment in order to protect it and quickly before it's too late. What do you mean? I mean that we need to control the platforms. all the social platforms we need to stack rank the authenticity of every person that expresses themselves online and take control over what they are saying based on that ranking to the government. The government should control all the social media. Yeah, should do that. And we need to educate people against that, and government need to develop cyber defense programs that are as Sophisticated, they, they sabotage. Today, it's a one to a hundred ratio, and really government aren't doing this today at any rate, and enterprises are left fending for themselves. Well, the technology is moving much faster than the political system typically can to respond to it. Right. So you need to use technology in order to stabilize the political system, and you need to put adjustments that are perhaps not- I mean, we're at a point though, right? You, I mean, I can go on Instagram or It already is becoming unclear what is fake and what is real. Exactly. And once you eliminate that ability to discern truth from fiction, then what are you left with? You are left with polarization of society and inner fighting, and you have to control that, and you see that already happening across the world. So this is an urgent need by the government to do And until then, enterprises are buying by themselves more and more cybersecurity solutions, but they can't afford all these solutions by themselves, so they are looking for ways to deliver more efficient consumption.
Saved - August 12, 2026 at 11:03 PM
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I’m nervous posting this, but I need to know. My pattern recognition from material science and the landscape suggests Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Greece all describe the same 6-step process; Merer’s Diary matches its ingredients and sequence; burnt mounds match too (heated stone, ash, clay, spring water, no bones). When I followed the instructions, I made stone. Please test it and tell me if I’m wrong.

@TonyBatche2402 - Burnt mounds: The workshop theory

🪨 I'M SCARED TO POST THIS — BUT I NEED TO KNOW (more in comments) Look, honestly — I'm nervous putting this out there. Part of me thinks I've fallen down some massive rabbit hole and I'm seeing patterns that aren't even there. But everything I keep finding just keeps pointing to the exact same answer, and it's honestly blowing my brain. So I'm posting it because I don't care if it's true or not — I just NEED to know. I need someone else to look at it properly, check it over, and either say "Mate, that's nonsense, here's why" — or "Wait a minute… that actually lines up." I am NOT saying this is 100% proven fact. This is MY pattern recognition — from everything I've learned about material science, chemistry, the land around me, and what these symbols keep showing me: 📜 Three ancient civilisations — Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece — ALL describing the EXACT SAME 6-step process in the EXACT SAME order. 📖 Merer's Diary — the actual pyramid work logs — listing reed bundles, spring water, three crews, white powder — EXACTLY those same ingredients. 🪨 Every burnt mound — heated stone, ash, clay, spring water, NO bones. 🧪 And when I followed those instructions? I made stone. Maybe I'm seeing what I WANT to see. Maybe it IS all coincidence. That's why I'm sharing it. Please — test it. Check it. Break it if you can. I'd rather be told I'm wrong clearly and honestly than keep wondering. But if it DOES hold up? If the recipe actually works? If the symbols really DO match across every culture? Then we've been reading the wrong thing for 200 years. And that changes EVERYTHING. I'm not claiming the answers. I'm asking for the TRUTH. 🪨✨ #Geopolymer #AncientTechnology #Decoder #BurntMounds #MerersDiary #ExperimentalArchaeology

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 10:50 PM

@greg_price11 - Greg Price

AOC on Francesca Hong's old tweets calling for abolishing prisons and the police: "Woke 1 was crazy." https://t.co/OuqYhSwtbk

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The discussion centers on calls to “abolish prisons” and “abolish police,” positions taken by some progressive candidates who have won. The question raised is how to “get around” these stances. The response is that these positions “are not positions that are supported by” and that, even though some races may become “nationalized,” “these races ultimately are local, and all politics are local.” It is stated that “Francesca Hong has made clear her present stances to her electorate,” and that she “has moved away from local politics.” The speaker also cites a local city councilman who says, “Woke one was crazy.”
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The abolish prisons, abolish police, which are also positions that have been taken by a lot of the progressive candidates who have won. How do you, how do you get around that? Yeah, those are not positions that are supported by- Right. I, I mean, I think that a lot of these races, even right now, they'll have a tendency to be nationalized. Yeah. But- These races ultimately are local, and all politics are local. My understanding is that is, is that Francesca Hong has made clear her present stances to her electorate. Yeah, she's moved away from local politics. Right, she's moved away from it. And I have a local city councilman that has this saying, "Woke one was crazy." "Woke one was crazy." Okay, that's- And and I think-
Saved - August 12, 2026 at 10:44 PM
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I learned that during the US bombing of Laos, the US dropped 270 million cluster bombs, and 80 million didn’t detonate. The number dropped on Laos surpassed bombs used on Japan and Germany combined in WW2. Since the campaign ended, over 25,000 people have been killed, and clearing unexploded ordnance could take 100 years, slowing economic growth and infrastructure development.

@GUnderground_TV - Going Underground

Did you know? During the US' bombing of Laos, the US dropped 270 million cluster bombs on Laos, 80 million of which did not detonate. The US dropped more bombs on Laos than the total number of bombs dropped on Japan🇯🇵 and Germany🇩🇪 combined during WW2. More than 25,000 people have been killed since the US' bombing campaign ceased. At the current rate of clearing the unexploded bombs, it will take 100 years to successfully remove all unexploded bombs from Laos. Laos' efforts to clear the unexploded ordnances has significantly weighed down on economic growth, due to the cost of the efforts. For any infrastructure to be built and any land to be developed, the area must first be surveyed and cleared of unexploded bombs.

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 10:42 PM

@afshinrattansi - Afshin Rattansi

Did you know? During NATO’s illegal bombing of Yugoslavia, 1200-2500 civilians were killed and 5000 were wounded. During the 3 months of bombing, NATO dropped between 10-15 tonnes of depleted uranium bombs. After years of supporting right-wing nationalist forces to undermine and weaken the integrity of Yugoslavia, NATO begun its campaign to break up the socialist state. Though it claimed to be intervening to stop ethnic cleansing, the Assistant to US Secretary of Defense Strobe Talbott revealed the real reason for the war: "It was Yugoslavia's resistance to the broader trends of political and economic reform, not the plight of Kosovar Albanians, that best explains NATO's war.” NATO openly bragged about its destruction of Yugoslavia’s infrastructure, with its spokesperson Jaime Shea proudly saying in 1999 “And the fact that the lights went out in 70% of the country…we can turn the power off whenever we need to and whenever we want to.” Between the 24th of March and 5th of June 1999, 78 industrial sites and 42 energy installations in Yugoslavia were damaged by bombing or missile strikes. The air strikes destroyed over 20 chemical and petrochemical installations, accounting for around 70% of Yugoslavia’s oil-processing capacity.

@GUnderground_TV - Going Underground

Did you know? During the US' bombing of Laos, the US dropped 270 million cluster bombs on Laos, 80 million of which did not detonate. The US dropped more bombs on Laos than the total number of bombs dropped on Japan🇯🇵 and Germany🇩🇪 combined during WW2. More than 25,000 people have been killed since the US' bombing campaign ceased. At the current rate of clearing the unexploded bombs, it will take 100 years to successfully remove all unexploded bombs from Laos. Laos' efforts to clear the unexploded ordnances has significantly weighed down on economic growth, due to the cost of the efforts. For any infrastructure to be built and any land to be developed, the area must first be surveyed and cleared of unexploded bombs.

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 5:27 PM
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I’m struck by the exchange between Tucker Carlson and Kim Dotcom. Tucker asks why no one built truly private communications the government can’t access. Dotcom replies that in the U.S., if you create truly encrypted communications, the government can compel access—and even imprison you if you refuse. He concludes: it is illegal to communicate privately.

@JimFergusonUK - Jim Ferguson

🚨 KIM DOTCOM: “IT IS ILLEGAL IN THE UNITED STATES TO COMMUNICATE PRIVATELY” This is an extraordinary exchange between Tucker Carlson and Kim Dotcom. Tucker asks a very simple question: Why hasn't someone built a communications device that is genuinely private — one that government cannot access? Dotcom's answer is chilling. He claims that if you create a truly encrypted communications system in the United States, the government can compel you to provide access — and potentially imprison you if you refuse. His conclusion: “It is illegal in the United States to communicate privately.” Think about the implications of that statement. In an age when virtually our entire lives pass through digital communications, how much privacy do we actually have? And should any government have the power to demand a backdoor into supposedly private communications? This is a debate every free society should be having. @TuckerCarlson @KimDotcom

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The transcript argues that it is illegal in the United States to communicate privately. It claims that if someone builds a truly private phone that the US government cannot listen to, “it’s up for a big challenge,” and asks what would happen if individuals used their money to create such a device. It then raises concerns about “whose running maker is no longer trustworthy,” and says the one thing people could use to “regain our freedom is a communications…device that’s actually private.” The transcript states that in the US, “if you put out an encrypted device,” the government will send a letter requiring the recipient to “give us a big door or go to jail.” It also claims that the government cannot simply send a letter demanding the submission of private content like “a picture,” and adds that if the recipient refuses, “they put you in jail.” The transcript repeatedly returns to the idea that private communication is illegal in the United States.
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It is illegal in the United States to communicate privately. So if they really want to go ahead, they are up for a big challenge. What would happen if you were to use your money to build a phone that was truly private, that the US government couldn't listen to? But now, whose running maker is no longer trustworthy? But why hasn't anyone done that? I mean, it seems like the one thing we could use to- Regain our freedom is a communications, a simple communications device that's actually private. In the US, you can't. So if you put out an encrypted device, then the government will just send you a letter saying you have to give us a big door or go to jail. You know, this is legally possible in the US. The government can't just send you a letter to say, "Give me a picture." And what if you say no? They put you in jail. So, so it is illegal in the United States to communicate privately? S l i
Saved - August 12, 2026 at 5:25 PM
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I’m seeing new claims that British Columbia is fully surrendering land: the BC government is negotiating transfer of 24 million acres to First Nations—larger than Portugal—incl. two Downtown Victoria parcels ($24.8M) and Hatley Castle.

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

‼️NEW DOCUMENTS: British Colombia is fully SURRENDERING its lands the BC Gov is now negotiating the transfer 24 million acres of British Columbia land to First Nations. an area larger than Portugal including two parcels of land in Downtown Victoria, worth $24.8 million and the Hatley Castle Its is absolute insanity! Sources: BC Gov Public Accounts, National Post, Daily Hive, Chek News.

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 4:19 PM
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I have to get extremely loud about what Democrat socialists like Hasan Piker are saying in their own words: they’ll eliminate and impoverish white people, murder capitalists, kill landlords and oppose policies not supporting Medicare for all, claim America deserved 9/11, talk about “9/11 2,” and say giving a Muslim country a nuke could be used against America. I’ll add more in the video—BELIEVE THEM.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

We have to get extremely loud about what Democrat socialists like Hasan Piker are saying with their own words - They will eliminate the White race - They will impoverish the White race - They will murder capitalists and watch as our streets run red with their blood - Their plan is to import so many foreigners they will eliminate the White race - They plan on r*ping white women and white children - America deserved 9/11 - Kill landlords - Kill policies who don’t support Medicare for all - Hasan Piker says to give a Muslim country a nuke so they can use it on America He also says “9/11 2 is going to be so sick” And so much more, I’ll add more in the video This is the new Democrat Party and they are literally telling us their plan BELIEVE THEM

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The transcript discusses Hassan Piker’s remarks and argues that a recurring pattern of racially resentful, violent rhetoric should be categorized as extremism and taken seriously rather than dismissed as jokes. It cites Piker’s celebration of comments attributed to “Mandamie’s aide, his top aide, Cia Weaver,” saying, “If you don't believe in the government's sacred right to seize property, it's over, and impoverish the white middle class.” The transcript then quotes Piker responding approvingly to a discussion about “the white middle class,” while mocking “they” and claiming “we are going to bring immigrants into America to… destroy the white race.” The speaker challenges the idea that similar rhetoric is only dangerous when expressed by the right. They assert that if a right-wing figure celebrated impoverishing the black middle class and described using government immigration to destroy the black race, people would not insist on “context” or that “he was joking.” The speaker claims Piker has “an enormous audience” that shapes “millions of Capitalism and just politics,” and argues that repeated, explicit racial and dehumanizing statements—along with openly celebrating similarly extreme claims—indicate a pattern rather than isolated remarks. The transcript further alleges that Piker and those he celebrates have made violent statements, including “killing capitalists” and “making their blood fill up the streets,” as well as saying “America deserved 9/11.” It asserts the same rhetorical pattern should be recognized as extremism regardless of political direction, stating that if it would be called extremism when said by someone on the right, it must be recognized as extremism when it appears from the left. Additional examples presented in the transcript include: celebrating “9/11” as “so sick,” claiming the intention is to give a Muslim nation a nuke “so that they can nuke America,” describing plans to wipe America off the face of the earth, and asserting “they want us all dead.” It also claims there are statements approving or celebrating sexual assault connected to October 7, praising Hamas as “a thousand times better than a fascist settler colony,” advocating that “Landlords and capitalists should both be murdered,” and saying “Anybody who doesn't support Medicare for All should be killed, even our politicians.” The transcript further claims statements like “Jews are inbred,” and calls it “the best flag ever” in relation to terrorist organizations waving AKs. The transcript’s main conclusion is that “they are planning on another 9/11,” want nukes on American soil to “wipe us out,” and that, it claims, these people are not only present in America but are also “running for office,” with support for the ideology around them.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Hassan Piker. We're gonna keep bringing in immigrants in this country on purpose, just so they can fuck your sister, and then maybe even your daughter. We're gonna destroy the white race, bitch. Nice, right? Well, let's see what else he has to say as it specifically pertains to white people. Mandamie's aide, his top aide, Cia Weaver said, "If you don't believe in the government's sacred right to seize property, it's over, and impoverish the white middle class." Beast Mode, I love her so much. So I don't know, okay? You guys tell me. Would we categorize those statements under the banner of extremism? We don't have to pretend that every stupid, or in my opinion, extreme thing, which is a lot of what he says, that it means that he's trying to propose it as literal policy. It's about the fact that the same worldview from this guy keeps showing up again and again and again, and it all points in the same direction. This time regarding white people. His response to someone who was in aid of Mam White middle class, his response to that is "Golly, it's bravo, amazing, I love this woman." But then he says, in a kind of mocking tone, that "they," meaning the socialist, "they, we are going to bring immigrants into America to, quote, what he says, destroy the white race." Okay, reverse this. If one of the biggest, say, I don't know, right wing streamers in America celebrated somebody openly talking about impoverishing the black middle class, then said that immigration was gonna be used by our government, by the people that this- person in this incident supported to destroy the black race, would people be asking, "To, you know, well, let's carefully consider the context. Oh, he was joking. Why, why can't you take a joke? Would they be doing that? I don't think so. I'm not really sure what happened in America that led people to believe this bizarre idea that rhetoric about race, resentment, and dehumanization can only ever come from people on the right and that it's only dangerous when people on the right say it. No, okay? This guy has an enormous audience and shapes how millions of Capitalism and just politics in general. So when someone with this kind of influence and audience repeatedly says things this ugly and then openly celebrates people saying similarly, if not worse, even more ugly things, I think we're allowed to, and not only that we're allowed to, that we should, take him seriously. Eventually, you stop explaining every statement away individually and you start to look at the pattern. And there's a pattern with this guy. Again, these are just a few examples of recent clips that have resurfaced that are very controversial, not to mention where he's talked about killing capitalists. And making their blood fill up the streets and let the streets soak in their blood, he said that America deserved 9/11, and if you would immediately recognize this pattern and this rhetoric from somebody else as extremism if it were to come from the right, you must have enough intellectual consistency to recognize it when it comes from the left, too. This guy is a danger to the United States of America. I want to give you a few more examples that build on what Hasan Piker is saying. So of course, in that video, he's saying that they're openly going to impoverish the white race, they are going to eliminate the white race, they are going to rape the white race, the children, they're going to murder capitalists, they're gonna import so many foreigners that the white race won't no longer exist anymore. These are all things that are repeated by them, but here are some more examples of what they are saying because I don't think people realize exactly the plan of what these people have for And it is right here. America deserved 9/11, we totally brought it upon ourselves, and if you go down here, take a look at this. Oh my God, 9/11 too is going to be so sick. They wanna give a Muslim nation a nuke so that they can nuke America. Wrap your head around that. These people are openly saying that they want Muslim nations to have nukes so that they can wipe America and all of us off the face of the earth. They want us all dead. And then if we continue on here, we have one of our congress members being sexually assaulted in the eyeball, and he's celebrating that. He's saying that raping people on October 7th is acceptable. Hamas is a thousand times better than a fascist settler colony. Landlords and capitalists should both be murdered. Anybody who doesn't support Medicare for All should be killed, even our politicians. Jews are inbred. He's talking about terrorist organizations waving AKs is the best flag ever. And then a couple more points here, but one, the biggest thing that you should really take away here is they are planning on another 9/11. They want nukes to come to American soil to wipe us out. And for some reason, these people aren't only allowed to stay in America, but they are actually running for office, and the people- Around them support this ideology
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@SharylAttkisson - Sharyl Attkisson 🕵️‍♂️💼🥋

You were taught in med school by a system rife with conflicts of interest. The Merck Manual is literally written by Merck. And as I documented in Follow the Science, it contains false information on numerous fronts including vaccine safety. You belong to medical associations that have become little more than fronts for the pharmaceutical industry. Your Continuing Medical Education classes are largely sponsored and taught by professionals being paid by the pharmaceutical companies their classes defend. They often contain incomplete, misleading, and false information. You serve in a political body largely funded by, ruled by, and conflicted by vaccine industry donations. As both D and R members have stepped forward to admit (reported on Full Measure), your party leaders have been working for two decades to stop vaccine-autism hearings and inquiries. You've surrendered your scientific curiosity and public health responsibilities to a conflicted dogma pushed out by propagandists with financial interests. Vaccines are not a monolithic group that can be spoken of as "safe and effective." It's as silly and unscientific as saying "all medicine is safe and effective." There are different calculations for different vaccines and different people. There is no study that has ever proven "vaccines do NOT cause autism." You're reciting false propaganda rather than medical science. (Obviously, the vaccines that have been pulled from the market after widespread use were not safe and effective, after all.) The government's chief pro-vaccine medical expert in court changed his mind and concluded vaccines can cause autism after all, but the govt. covered it up. The government has been paying vaccine-autism injuries in vaccine court for decades while falsely telling the public the link is debunked. A top CDC scientist recounted in detail multiple coverups at the agency regarding scientific studies linking vaccines and autism. Autism appeared as a possible risk on the warning label for a vaccine that was later pulled from the market. Thousands of scientific studies link vaccines to hundreds of disorders, including immune disorders such as diabetes, and neurological disorders such as autism. The "experts" have proven wrong on nearly every major public health controversy in recent years. I don't think the majority of people are buying what you're selling anymore.

@SenBillCassidy - U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D.

I’m a doctor. This executive order is wrong. The President does not have the expertise to make these changes. Vaccines are overwhelmingly safe. Vaccines are effective. Vaccines DO NOT cause autism. Breaking up vaccines will mean children have to get more shots to get the same protection, not fewer shots. It will increase hesitancy and make children less safe. Parents should listen to their child’s pediatrician about vaccines rather than listening to an inaccurate executive order. This is so wrong. https://t.co/OBrUdakEor

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 4:09 PM
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I note Turkey is seeking US approval to send Ukraine a major cache of American-made weapons—70 ATACMS missiles, 2,524 M26 rockets, and 47,000 artillery shells—reportedly worth $280M, and I ask Russians if they still want to vacation in “friendly” Turkey.

@UniqueMongolia - Roberto

🇹🇷🇺🇦 Turkey seeks US approval to send Ukraine a major stockpile of American-made weapons, including 70 ATACMS missiles, 2,524 M26 rockets and 47,000 artillery shells, reportedly worth $280 million. A question to Russians: Do you still want to go on vacation to “friendly” Turkey? https://t.co/LnwyYmuCUL

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 12:39 PM

@NicHulscher - Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Bill Gates literally just funded the first-ever use of artificial intelligence to create 16 synthetic viruses capable of replicating. I guess bioterrorism is normal now… https://t.co/osVDwqi632

Saved - August 12, 2026 at 12:34 PM
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I reported that at a Minneapolis polling station (Powderhorn Park Recreation Center), an election judge told federal observers they couldn’t stand 100 feet outside. The judge said since it’s in a park, the whole park is the polling place, so observers must stand 100 feet from the park edge. The post adds: “It’s so obvious Democrats are rigging our elections.”

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

An election judge in Minneapolis tells federal observers they aren’t allowed to stand 100 feet outside a polling station The federal observers say they can stand 100 feet from the building of the polling place The election judge says that because the polling location is in a park, the entire park is the polling place. So they can’t stand 100 feet from the building, they must go to the edge of the park and stand 100 feet away from there This is at Powderhorn Park Recreation Center polling station It’s so obvious Democrats are rigging our elections

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Amy, the head election judge for 9-2, explains compliance boundaries for observers and campaigning. She states they must be on the sidewalk or beyond and cannot come onto the park area; specifically, they must stay at least 100 feet from the building. When asked whether the “park” means only the park building or the entire park, Amy says it is the whole park as the designated area. Amy offers to call downtown for clarification if needed, but the discussion centers on avoiding an argument while ensuring observers’ ability to check compliance with federal law. She shares a map showing the 100-foot boundary for the group. She clarifies that campaigning is treated as applying to the whole park: observers are “fine outside of that hundred feet.” She adds practical guidance such as not going into the pond and notes that certain areas (like the pond) are wet. The recap explains that Amy interprets Minnesota’s rule to give a buffer extending to the entire polling-place property. The transcript contrasts this with federal election observers’ position that they may stand within 100 feet of the actual polling place building. Amy’s view is that even though the polling place is inside a building, Minnesota law counts the entire park as the polling place with the result that observers cannot be 100 feet from the building; instead, they must be 100 feet from the edge of the park. The transcript cites a statute stating that “No one except election officials, people waiting to register to vote or vote, pollsters may stand within a hundred feet of the building,” and it references Minneapolis election materials noting that polling places on public property have an extended buffer barring observers from the entire property. The conclusion drawn in the transcript is that federal election watchers must stay at the edge of the park and then stand 100 feet back from that boundary, described as being “essentially like in a creek.”
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Two, one, just find out who you are. Yeah, I love it. Who are you? I'm Amy. I am the head election judge for 9-2. I love it. Perfect. Perfect. So you guys are aware that you have to be on the sidewalk or beyond, that you can't come on too? We have to be a hundred feet from the building. So in the park, because it's specifically the park, is actually the whole park, not just the park building? I just looked at the, I just looked at the statue, and I'm not getting it. Yeah. No, and if you want, I can call downtown, and you can talk to them. No, that's fine. I don't wanna get in an argument with you, but I did look at the I get it, but every building is on land. I'm just trying to establish some kind of a boundary because we don't want to get into an argument over that. No, no, no, I, I'm not arguing about that. And I'm assuming you don't wanna interfere with our ability to check for your compliance with federal law. Oh, not at all. And that's why, see, this is where the buck's not gonna stop. I have somebody, I can call that you wanna talk to, like, if, if you have more questions, I'm Yeah. So, but I do have the map for you guys for your hundred feet. I guess campaigning is the whole park. You guys are fine outside of that hundred feet. Okay. So like halfway down the steps? Don't go into the pond. Yeah, they're wet. I wanna go in the pond. I know, right? I wanna see that. We used to have a really nice tree that was like a hundred feet, but, yeah, I don't know if you wanna take a picture of it. Yeah, I do. Just but yeah, so I learned something new every the state kind of provided this to us. Alright, so just to recap what's going on here, because it's a little confusing to understand, I had to look it up and research it a little bit. So this election judge is saying that they aren't allowed to be observers within a hundred feet of the actual park of the entire area. Now, these observers, these federal observers, they say that they are allowed to be within one hundred feet at the one hundred foot mark of where the actual building is of the polling Polling place of where they're gonna be casting votes, and then the election judge says, "No, in Minnesota, they have a rule that gives them the buffer, and this buffer is that even though the polling place is in the building right next to them, the entire park is counted as the polling place with their law, so that they can't be one hundred feet from the building, they have to be a hundred feet from the edge of the park, if you can believe it. I mean, as wild as that sounds, it's actually the case here." Here is the law, right here is the statute. No one except election officials, people waiting to register to vote or vote, pollsters may stand within a hundred feet of the building, and here is where the law that she's talking about. Minneapolis election materials explicitly note that polling places on public property have an extended buffer banning them from the entire property. So what that means is if the park is the property of the polling place, then it- It's not the building, it is the entire park, the whole area. So these federal election watchers, they can't be anywhere near the building, they have to go to the edge of the park and then stand a hundred feet back from that, so essentially like in a creek is what they're talking about. I mean, you really can't convince me that Democrats aren't rigging elections. There's no reason to have a law like this.
Saved - August 12, 2026 at 12:01 PM

@AwakenedOutlaw - AwakenedOutlaw⚒️

If you don't save this video of legacy fake news media hacks outright lying about the COVID vaccine, you're doing a disservice to yourself and history. This way, whenever you hear a libtardian claim their media heroes never said you couldn't get the virus if you got it, you can shut them TF up. And, yes. Leave a copy of it in your Will to help ensure the next generation sees it too. 😁

@adamcarolla - Adam Carolla

Keep them coming https://t.co/BpT41hTWys

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The transcript discusses claims about COVID-19 vaccination preventing illness and transmission. It states that vaccinated people “basically” do not get sick with COVID, do not have to go to the hospital with COVID symptoms, and do not die from COVID. It also says CDC data suggests vaccinated people do not carry the virus and do not get sick, citing both clinical trials and real-world data. The discussion contrasts transmission with vaccination by describing the virus spreading “from person to person” when it can “hop” between hosts, including cases where people may not recognize they have the virus and then pass it to others. It then asserts that if the virus “stops with every vaccinated person,” it cannot infect vaccinated individuals and therefore cannot use them as a host to reach more people. The transcript presents vaccination as a simple risk division: “You’re vaccinated, you’re safe. You’re unvaccinated, you’re at risk.” It further explains viral mutation in terms of replication, stating that “Viruses don’t mutate if they don’t replicate,” and that stopping transmission and replication prevents further mutations, including mutations that could make the virus more virulent or drug resistant. It concludes that vaccinated people are extremely unlikely to become infected, get sick, or transmit the virus to others, describing this as a complete or definitive endpoint (“Full stop” and “That is correct, Chris”). The transcript also repeatedly references Fox News and Rupert Murdoch’s company in connection with broadcasting these claims.
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Fox News, Rupert Murdoch's company, night after night peddles these incredibly dangerous, poisonous lies about the literally life-saving coronavirus vaccine. We all know already, right, that if you get vaccinated, that vaccine will basically prevent you from getting sick with COVID, it will prevent you from having to go to the hospital with COVID symptoms, it will prevent you from dying from COVID. Great, good for you. Our data from the CDC today suggests you know, that, that vaccinated people don't carry the virus, don't get sick a-and that it's not just in the clinical trials, but it's also in real world data, instead of the virus being able to hop from person to person to person to person, spreading Some of them, but not all of them, and the ones that it doesn't stick and don't know they have it, and then they give it to even more people 'cause they didn't recognize. They were- If you're vaccinated, you don't have a risk, and that's the reason why we say it's as simple as black and white. You're vaccinated, you're safe. You're unvaccinated, you're at risk. Simple as that. Right? Instead of the virus being able to hop from person to person to person Potentially mutating and becoming more virulent and drug resistant along the way. Viruses don't mutate if they don't replicate. So if you stop the transmission and the replication, you're not gonna get any more mutations. Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops with every vaccinated person. If you're vaccinated, you really don't need to worry about getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting. That is true. That is correct, Chris. A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus, the virus doesn't infect them, the virus can't then use that person to go anywhere else. It can't use a vaccinated person as a host to go get more people. The risk is extremely low of getting infected, of getting sick, or of transmitting it to anybody else. Full stop. Fox News, Rupert Murdoch's company. Night after night, peddles these incredibly dangerous, poisonous lies about the literally life saving coronavirus vaccine. Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops With every vaccinated person.
Saved - August 12, 2026 at 11:10 AM
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I saw an interviewer ask Hasan Piker when his $2.7M+ West Hollywood home stops being a human necessity and starts reinforcing the system he critiques. He says an ultra-expensive home is fine if you aren’t engaging in “capital accumulation.” But he’s estimated at $35M net worth, ~$4M/year, and made ~$200K/month at peak, while critics argue he’s hoarding wealth and refusing to give it away.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

Socialist influencer Hasan Piker defends his $2.7 million+ dollar home in West Hollywood Interviewer “At what point does your very expensive home stop being a basic human necessity and something that essentially reinforces the very system that you're critiquing?” Hasan Piker says that having an extremely expensive home is fine as long as you aren’t engaging in “capital accumulation” Hasan Piker is estimated to have a net worth of $35 million dollars. He makes an estimated $4 million per year on our capitalist system but pushes socialism for everyone else He is the one hoarding wealth and buying multi million dollar homes Yet he refuses to give his money away like a socialist This is a guy who was making $200,000 per month during his peak just on subscriptions alone

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The discussion centers on where expensive personal property stops being a “basic human necessity” and begins to reinforce the system being critiqued. One point is that certain purchases—such as buying a private jet—are “a little different,” and that purchases do not necessarily imply something less ethical if they are not used “to engage in capital accumulation.” The conversation then critiques a specific example: a person who “is pushing socialism” while buying “multi-million dollar homes” in West Hollywood. The person’s stated position is quoted: “It’s okay if I do it, as long as you don’t do capital accumulation.” Capital accumulation is described as having “a very large net worth.” To assess whether the critique applies, the speaker outlines estimates and figures for the person’s financial standing. They say the person’s net worth is estimated at “around twenty to thirty-five million dollars.” They also claim the person’s income is “two point eight million dollars in just a couple years” from “subscriptions and donations,” and that the person averages “in the four plus million dollar range in recent years.” Based on these numbers, the speaker concludes the person is “benefiting pretty well on the capitalist system,” while still “pushing socialism.”
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At what point does your very expensive home stop being a basic human necessity and something that essentially reinforces the very system that you're critiquing? I don't think the purchases that you make necessarily-- I mean, if you're buying a private jet, it's a little different, but I don't think the purchases that you make as long as you're not using it to, to engage in capital accumulation imply, you know, something less ethical than, than whatever, whatever purchase you're making in general I have a house. The reason why it's so expensive is because it's in West Hollywood. This guy is pushing socialism, but at the same time, is buying multi-million dollar homes, and his exact words are, "It's okay if I do it, as long as you don't do capital accumulation." Well, capital accumulation means that you have a very large net worth. Let's just see how much he's worth. If we look at his net worth We're looking at around an estimate of twenty to thirty-five million dollars. To me, that seems like you're accumulating a pretty large amount of capital. If we look at his income, he's making two point eight million dollars in just a couple years from things like subscriptions and donations, and if we look at how much does he actually make per year, according to sources, it looks like he averages in the four plus million dollar range in recent years. So that seems to me like he is benefiting pretty- Pretty well on the capitalist system, yet he's pushing socialism.
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Tucker Carlson - A Company Man 2:48 USIA Richard Carlson Associate Director of USIA Director VOA REAGAN VOA 1941 - established in 1941 by Roosevelt - Foreign Broadcast Information Service - Directed by the Office of Strategic Services - CIA 3:22 Propaganda > Office of War Information OWI > terminated by Truman and responsibilities transferee to CIA 3:58 Cats Eye or Detention site GREEN 4:13 Richard Carlson was nominated by George HW Bush to be the US Ambassador to the Seychelles. 1997 CEO of King World Public Television > CBS Vice Chairman of FDD (Ladeen!) - founded by Clifford May 4:40 - CFR - Project for New American Centry - Vice Chairman of Jewish American Coalition Tucker Carlson got his start in journalism as a fact checker 4:57 > Heritage Foundation (see topic!) 1975 > Congress investigates Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCiA) 5:37 The Heritage Foundation started receiving donations from the KCIA 5:43 Edwin J. Feulner - The Heritage Foundation > UN reform > James Woolsey, Booz Allen Hamilton > goal of achieving a more effective UNITED NATIONS 6:20 Heritage Foundation Funding 🔥> Chase Manhatten Bank > Rockefeller ✏️ Rockefeller also donated the 16 acres of land the UN HQ sits on today in NY For the record, I don't condone what’s said about President Trump, but he doesn't mince words in that he did rub shoulders with many of these people. That is why it is him that can take them down. Tucker went to work for Paul Greenberg 8:28 > Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 11:31 Tucker left the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in 1995 he went to work for The Weekly Standard The Weekly Standard was founded by William (Bill) Kristol and Fred Barnes Kristol is the son of Irving Kristol > Godfather of Neo-Conservatism 11:55 Congress for Cultural Freedom > 1950 > 1966 NYT exposed it as a front for the CIA > US State Dept and the USIA > USIA Broadcast VOA> the agency Richard Carlson, Tucker's dad, was a director of. FINKS 12:22 Genie Energy 15:57 🔥 18:32 Rothschilds Resilient Cities 👀 Weather 💥

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The video argues that Tucker Carlson is “controlled opposition,” closely connected to the CIA and other elite institutions, and that the left-right political “paradigm” is false. It claims that viewers of both CNN and Fox receive propaganda produced by “highly trained” CIA personnel, often coming from wealthy families. The video then outlines Carlson’s background and career to support the claim of institutional connections. Tucker Carlson is described as being born 05/16/1969 in San Francisco, attending boarding schools in Switzerland and Rhode Island, and graduating from Trinity College in 1991. The transcript says he supposedly attempted to join the CIA after graduation, but his application was denied. It describes his father, Richard Carlson, as a well-connected media figure who began journalism at age 22, worked for the Los Angeles Times and United Press International, and held roles at TV stations before joining San Diego Federal Savings And Loan. The transcript claims Richard Carlson became vice president of finance, later entered politics, ran for mayor of San Diego in 1984, and then was nominated by President Reagan in 1986 to lead Voice of America (USIA). It asserts that Voice of America disseminated propaganda and traces organizational overlap between earlier OSS/CIA-related structures and wartime propaganda offices. It also claims a Voice of America relay station in Thailand functioned as a CIA black site known as Cat’s Eye/Detention Site Green. The transcript further claims Richard Carlson was nominated in 1991 by George H. W. Bush as ambassador to the Seychelles, became CEO of King World Public Television in 1997 (later purchased by CBS), and became vice chairman of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, described as tied to the Israel lobby and related international policy networks. The transcript claims Tucker Carlson began journalism as a fact checker for Policy Review, a Heritage Foundation publication, and describes the Heritage Foundation’s founders and funding. It alleges Heritage received donations from the KCIA, and discusses a 2005 UN reform task force connection involving former CIA Director James Woolsey and Heritage founder Edwin Feulner. It also discusses Roger Pearson’s connections to CIA leadership and multiple corporate and banking funders tied to Heritage, including David Rockefeller’s Chase Manhattan Bank and references to Rockefeller influence on the United Nations’ land. The transcript quotes David Rockefeller’s memoir about being “guilty” of being part of a “secret cabal” pursuing “One world” integration, and links Rockefeller to the Council on Foreign Relations. The video then connects these institutional networks to Carlson’s workplaces and media ecosystem. It describes Carlson’s move from Arkansas Democrat Gazette to The Weekly Standard and claims The Weekly Standard was associated with News Corporation and located within the Rockefeller Center complex. It lists Carlson’s later work at multiple outlets (including CNN, PBS, MSNBC, and eventually Fox News) and references other public appearances. The transcript also claims overlaps involving Jacob Rothschild, James Woolsey, the UN reform task force, and land donation by John D. Rockefeller. In the latter portion, the transcript expands into additional conspiracy claims beyond Carlson, including allegations about 9/11 and debates among participants about whether government agencies brought down the Twin Towers. It also includes a segment where speakers claim snowfall in Washington, DC was caused by “climate manipulation” controlled by the Rothschilds, followed by an obviously absurd detailed elaboration involving micro-targeting the weather and additional conspiratorial assertions. The video concludes by stating it cannot directly prove Carlson is CIA but argues his connections make it “incredibly hard not to believe” he is involved. It cites Operation Mockingbird as an example of media infiltration and control, urges viewers to do their own research, and to “turn off the television.”
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Speaker 0: In this video, I will document the many connections Tucker Carlson has to the CIA and other groups. The reason I'm doing this is because right now, he is leading a major part of America off a cliff with his false conservative platform. He rages about the elite and how America seems to be going down the drain when he himself couldn't be more connected to these same elites helping to do it. He is a total shill, a puppet being used to distribute propaganda. What people need to realize is the left and right paradigm we are given is entirely false. Whether you watch CNN or Fox, you are getting CIA agents highly trained in propaganda, usually coming from wealthy families. Take Anderson Cooper, for example. He admittedly interned at the CIA and was born into the Vanderbilt family. He could be called the face of CNN just as Tucker is the face of Fox. Follow me as I take you through his career and document his highly suspect rise in journalism. Don't forget to take notes and research these things yourself. Tucker Carlson was born on 05/16/1969 in San Francisco, California. When he was six years old, his father Richard divorced his mother Lisa and married Patricia Swanson, one of the heiresses to Swanson Enterprises most notable for their TV dinners. Carlson attended many boarding schools during his youth, including locations in Switzerland and Rhode Island. He graduated from Trinity College in Connecticut in 1991, which is known as one of the Little Ivies, which are a group of private schools which compete with Ivy League schools. Supposedly Tucker attempted to join the CIA when he graduated, but his application was denied. I can't find an explanation as to why he wanted to be in the CIA or why they rejected him. His father was a very well connected man in the media industry and encouraged him to pursue journalism because, quote, they'll take anybody. His father Richard started his career in journalism at the young age of 22. He had jobs as a copy boy at the Los Angeles Times as well as a reporter for United Press International, which at the time was one of the largest newswire services in the world. He worked for a few TV stations in Los Angeles and San Diego before joining San Diego Federal Savings And Loan in 1977. The bank was headed by Gordon Luce, who was the former public affairs director for Reagan. Richard became vice president of finance within three years, and during this time, the bank had a lot of political controversies due to their connections to current and former members of the Reagan administration. In 1983, he decided to get into politics, and in 1984, ran for mayor of San Diego. He lost to his opponent Roger Hedgecock, who was later forced from office in 1985 after it was revealed he received over $350,000 illegally during his campaign. Coincidentally, he would also go on to become a conservative radio host. In 1986, using his connections to the White House, Reagan personally announced his intention to nominate Richard as associate director of The United States Information Agency. He became director of Voice of America, which was a propaganda broadcasting division of USIA. He served as their longest running director. Voice of America started in 1941 when President Roosevelt established the Foreign Broadcast Information Service as a program directed by the Office of Strategic Services, which became the CIA. The intention stated publicly was to communicate America's views abroad, but it was really an outfit to disseminate propaganda. The first few broadcasts for Voice of America were done over British Broadcasting Corporation transmitters but expanded rapidly and fell under control of the Office of War Information in 1942. The Office of War Information was tasked with creating and distributing propaganda domestically and internationally. They did this through various means such as broadcast, newspapers, posters, films and other media. The agency was terminated by President Truman in 1945 and their offices were transferred to the State Department and most of their responsibilities were transferred to the CIA. It should also be noted that a Voice of America relay station in Thailand was used as a CIA black site referred to as Cat's Eye or Detention Site Green. These overlaps and connections between Voice of America and the CIA should not be glossed over. In 1991, Richard Carlson was personally nominated by president George H. W. Bush to be The US ambassador to The Seychelles, a nation of islands off the Eastern Coast Of Africa. In 1997, he became CEO of King World Public Television, which was later purchased by CBS in 1999 for $2,500,000,000 He became the vice chairman of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, which is an organization that is part of the Israel lobby in The United States. It was founded by Clifford May, was also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the project for the new American century, and vice chairman of the Republican Jewish coalition. Now you're starting to see that it was no mistake Tucker wanted to join the CIA and become a journalist, like father, like son. Tucker Carlson got his start in journalism when he was hired as a fact checker for policy review. This was a publication put out by the Heritage Foundation. The Heritage Foundation was founded in 1973 by three men: Paul Wyrick, a political activist and commentator Edwin Feulner, an academic who attended London School of Economics, which is a Rothschild controlled school and who was also advisor to different government agencies and domestic policy consultant to Reagan and last but not least, Joseph Coors of the Coors Brewing family. In 1975, Congress investigated the activities of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency in The US. Mr. Fuelner had met with the KCIA station chief, Kim Young Hwan, In the early nineties, the Heritage Foundation started receiving donations from the KCIA. It should also be noted that in 2005, Mr. Fuelner was appointed to a task force on UN reform, which included such as former CIA Director James Woolsey with the goal of achieving a more effective United Nations. The task force was also supported by the Council on Foreign Relations. In 1977, Paul Wyrick hired a man named Roger Pearson to write for policy review. In 1986, an intelligence agency watchdog publication called the Covert Action Quarterly documented Pearson's connections to James Jesus Engelton, who was the former chief of CIA counterintelligence, as well as Daniel Graham, former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency. The Heritage Foundation was largely funded by Joseph Coors through his family wealth, but it also received funding from Chase Manhattan Bank, Pfizer, Dow Chemical, Sears, General Motors, Amico, and Mobile. David Rockefeller was CEO and Chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank at the time. It should also be noted that David's grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, who started the Standard Oil Company, had to break it up due to antitrust laws, and Amico, as well as Mobile, were once part of the company. John D. Rockefeller also donated the 16 acres of land upon which the United Nations headquarters sits in New York. In David Rockefeller's Owe Memoirs, he is quoted as saying, Some even believe we, the Rockefeller family, are part of a secret cabal working against the best interest of The United States, characterizing my family and me as internationalist and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure, One world, if you will. If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it. He also funded and was chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations. A quick little fun fact: Before the homosexual political commentator David Brock, founder of Media Matters for America, a leftist propaganda outlet which received funding from George Soros and given office space by alleged pedophile and human trafficker John Podesta, he was on the board of the Heritage Foundation. He supported Hillary Clinton for president twice and dated James Alifantis, has been accused of being a pedophile and human trafficker. He is also a friend of Lynn Rothschild. Lynn Rothschild supposedly abhors Trump and fawns over Clinton publicly, yet her and Trump go way back as well. Also, here's a photo of Trump laughing it up with happy Rockefeller, wife of former vice president and New York governor Nelson Rockefeller. It's a great example to show you that these people are all liars and actors. They will fill whatever role they need to fill when they need to fill it. Sometimes that involves swinging to the total opposite side of the false paradigm politically if it's advantageous to the agenda of the elite. Pick your central banking puppet, left or right. It's all controlled, and these people are shameless whores. When Tucker Carlson left his job at policy review, he went to work for the Arkansas Democrat Gazette under the tutelage of editor Paul Greenberg. Mister Greenberg was very well connected having his pieces published across 1,400 newspapers within the Tribune Content Agency Syndicate at the time. He also won a Pulitzer Prize in 1969 and appeared on major television networks as a political commentator on talk shows such as Charlie Rose. Now I can't actually prove that Mr. Greenberg was CIA, but when I started to look at a few publications he put out, it made me start to wonder. In one article entitled How to Break the CIA published on jewishworldreview.com 09/02/2009, he defends the CIA from what he believes to be unfair persecution. He defends the torture of possibly innocent people as justified in the, quote, war on terror. When referring to the torture of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, he says, are we supposed to be sorry about that and proceed to punish those who uncovered these plans? On what theory? That no good deed for your country should go unpunished? He also boohoos about the morale of the CIA and how investigations might increase their agents' anxiety. In another article by Mr. Greenberg entitled Hooray for Snooping, published in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette 10/23/2013, he talks about a national conference of editorial writers he attended in Calgary, Alberta in the '70s or '80s. In the article, he says that, quote, that year at Calgary, one solemn resolution proposed that we stop talking to the CIA since a number of journalists abroad had been assassinated on the pretext that we were all CIA agents, capitalist spies, tools of imperialism, and, well, you know the rest. As if the killers were so lacking in imagination, they couldn't come up with some other excuse to do away with us if they hadn't invented this one. So there we were, an all too solemn convention assembled, First Amendment or no, debating whether we should gag ourselves. I dissented, being an American, and unaccustomed to being told whom I could talk to or not talk to. Memory grows furtive, but I believe the resolution was defeated. That it was ever considered was disgraceful enough. It occurs to some of us that if the CIA and FBI and NSA had been allowed to talk even to each other before 09/11/2001, that date might not have become another one that will live in infamy. If only big data could have been mined back then the way it is now, the country might have been a lot safer along with the thousands of innocent victims who found themselves in the Twin Towers that fateful day, and others rushing to their rescue as firefighters and cops, and the troops who were stationed at the Pentagon as airliners were turned into flaming engines of destruction, their passengers and crews wiped out, including those who, like the ones aboard Valiant Flight United 93, were the first to mount a counterattack against the terrorist in the still continuing war. It would seem Mr. Greenberg, a very well connected columnist, was very sympathetic to the ambitions of the CIA for seemingly no reason. It should also be noted he was Jewish and a Zionist. When Tucker left the Arkansas Democrat Gazette, he went to work for the Weekly Standard News magazine in 1995. It was founded by William Crystal and Fred Barnes. William Crystal is Jewish and the son of Irving Crystal, who's been described as, quote, the godfather of neoconservatism. Irving Kristol was also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and worked for the Congress for Cultural Freedom. The Congress for Cultural Freedom was a group started by a Jewish CIA agent named Mikkel Jocelyn in 1950. It distributed anti communist propaganda in 35 countries and published over 20 magazines. In 1966, The New York Times ran a series of articles exposing it as a front for the CIA to transfer money to the State Department and the United States Information Agency, the same agency which broadcasted Voice of America, which Tucker's dad was the director of. In the book How the CIA Tricked the World's Best Writers, author Joel Whitney talks about, quote, how the good versus bad CIA is a false divide and that the cultural cold warriors again and again used anti communism as a lever to spy relentlessly on leftists and indeed writers of all political inclinations and thereby pushed US democracy a little closer to the Soviet model of the surveillance state. He alleges that Kristol was in fact a CIA employee. The man who referred to Irving as the godfather of neoconservatism was a man named Jonah Greenberg, also Jewish and editor in chief of The National Review, a semimonthly magazine. The magazine was founded by William F. Buckley Jr. And has played a significant role in the development of conservatism in The United States. Like Krystal, Buckley was also outed as a CIA employee in Joel Whitney's book. It should also be noted that Fred Barnes, co founder of The Weekly Standard, currently moderates a show on Voice of America called Issues in the News, again, the same program Tucker's father, Richard, was director of. It would seem William Crystal was also a fan of Paul Greenberg, Tucker's first mentor at the Arkansas Democrat Gazette since he quoted him in an article he published in the Washington Examiner, 11/01/2004, entitled the 09/11 connection. In the article, he quotes Paul as saying, everything we had thought, assumed, expected in the golden nineties hadn't been so. The surface piece of the nineteen nineties had been bought at a great price. On nine eleven, a failure of American leadership was revealed, a failure to look ahead and act forcefully to forestall threats, to do what Bush has called, quote, the hard work of fighting terror and spreading freedom. William's father Irving, alleged CIA employee, also only had kind words to say about mister Greenberg when he wrote the forward to his 1991 book, Resonant Lives, 50 Figures of Consequence. He said, and I quote, our intellectual and spiritual elites today are, with some notable exemptions, semi educated at best. This explains why someone like Mr. Greenberg has not received the recognition he deserves. Oh yes, he has won a Pulitzer Prize and other awards, which is nice, but these are tributes to his journalistic talents as a columnist and editorial writer. As a master of the brief moral essay, he has yet to come into his own. These men all seem to connect to one another in some way, and they all seemingly support the, quote, alleged war on terror while increasing the size of the government in the name of preserving freedom. They protect Israel and promote their agenda while scapegoating Muslims for false flag attacks meant to justify giving more power to their think tanks and intelligence agencies, which answered to nobody except the people lining their pockets. After leaving The Weekly Standard, Tucker then went on to write for New York Magazine, Reader's Digest, Slate, Esquire, The New Republic, The New York Times, The Daily Beast, and The Wall Street Journal. He would also go to work on camera for CNN, PBS, and MSNBC before finally settling into his role at Fox News as the poster boy for conservative values. During those years, he also somehow found time to appear on shows like King of Queens, 30 Rock, and Dancing with the Stars. While he is now on Fox News as arguably their most popular personality, this wasn't his first tango with News Corporation, which owns Fox News. News Corporation owned by Rupert Murdoch also owned The Weekly Standard where Tucker worked under Bill Crystal. News Corporation headquarters is located in none other than the Rockefeller Center Complex in New York. Rupert Murdoch is also on the board of Genie Energy, an American energy company located out of New Jersey. Other noteworthy people on the board of Genie Energy include Jacob Rothschild, the head of the Rothschild banking dynasty, and James Woolsey, former director of the CIA, who if you remember earlier, was also on the UN Reform Task Force in 2005 with Heritage Foundation founder Edwin Feulner, whose goal was to create a more effective United Nations, the same United Nations which resides on land donated by John D. Rockefeller. In a 2015 article written by Charlie Rose in Vanity Fair, he details a merger between Jacob Rothschild and David Rockefeller. Rothschild bought 37% of shares in Rockefeller Financial Services through his RIT Capital Partners. This is the same Charlie Rose who would have Arkansas columnist Paul Greenberg on his show to talk politics and the same Paul Greenberg who was held in such high regard by William Crystal and his father Irving. There are so many overlapping connections that can be made that I probably missed dozens, if not more, during my research into the topic. Given these connections to the CIA, the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, etcetera, it's no wonder Tucker Carlson ridicules people who believe that 09:11 was an inside job and calls these people parasites. Speaker 1: Now I go back to our intermentors' policies way back in the sixties when we first funded Al Qaeda. Yeah. Back back well, not yeah. Back back when they were fighting the Soviets. We we gave them a lot of money. You know, the CIA CIA pretty much trained them. I mean, I mean, that's that's pretty much enough evidence for me. Speaker 2: Did the government brought down the Twin Towers? Speaker 1: You know what? The government that the government was involved in bringing them to them because they would not be trained because who because who trained them? The government trained them. The CIA trained them. Special ops trained Speaker 2: them. Speaker 3: It's Speaker 2: alright. I've I've had this debate so many times. It's not you know, I Speaker 1: don't know. Speaker 2: I just it it seems to me that it it's kind of beneath sort of beneath like adult discourse even really, I guess. And it and it definitely discredits otherwise good ideas. I just think that the implications if if the government was involved, the implications are so vast that it should be looked into whether or not seen Has been ridiculous. Speaker 3: So for family members of the victims that are asking questions and want the evidence that's been withheld by the government released, you would say that they're less than adults somehow for wanting that Speaker 2: I would say that parasites like you make it much worse for them. That's what I would say. Speaker 3: I'm a parasite now? Yeah. Speaker 2: It's it's filthy to say things like that with no evidence, and you have none. That's my Speaker 0: It's also no wonder Tucker Carlson won't seriously address the Rothschilds on his show as his boss probably wouldn't be too happy even though they have so much control and influence. Whenever people bring up legitimate issues, it's his job to mock them so his viewers won't get to the truth of the matter. Speaker 4: Washington DC experienced a mild snowfall last week. Luckily, city councilman Trayon White was on it. He knows why it happened. Watch this. Speaker 5: It's just started snowing out of nowhere this morning, man. Y'all better pay attention to this climate control, man. This climate manipulation, and DC keep talking about we're a resilient city, and that's a model based off the Rothschilds controlling the climate to create natural disaster they can pay for to own the cities, man. Be careful. Speaker 4: Yep. The Rothschilds control the climate. The Rothschilds, of course, are a wealthy Jewish banking clan. They're included in a great many conspiracy theories, but those theories rarely give them credit for the weather. That's an ambitious new twist. Mark Stein is an author and columnist and a part time meteorologist, and he joins us tonight. What do you make so this is by the way, I live here, so you can laugh all you want, but that's actually my city councilman speaking there. The Rothschilds control the weather. Did you know that? Speaker 6: Well, I did actually, Tucker. They've, they they bought the weather, from god, back in 1920 when he had a bit of a liquidity problem after the Wall Street crash, and they keep it in the wine cellars at the Chateau Mouton Rothschild estate in France. And they're able to micro target the climate. For example, it was light snow in your part of Washington, but I gather in the stairwell of Trayon White's apartment building, he actually had an avalanche just on his floor. That's that's how micro targeted the big Jew weather machine is able to be. Speaker 2: And he may and by the way, Speaker 6: you may you may think it's a light snowfall, but if you actually examine it, it's actually small pieces of gefilter fish, which is why it doesn't melt. And that's why the Jews control the snowplow business. So they scoop all the gefilter fish in Washington away, and they use it to make Louis Farrakhan calypso albums, which they put out to discredit, Louis Farrakhan from telling the truth about the synagogue of Satan. It all makes sense. Speaker 4: See, the funny thing is Speaker 2: I mean, I don't Speaker 4: know if it's funny. It's actually so appalling and shocking that it's hard. It's hard. I'm just gonna laugh about it. That was that was what you made me feel better about a city out of control. So then I wanna run this by you. May maybe you can make me feel better about this too. There's a new uproar on social media over microaggressions at UC Santa Cruz. The school has assembled a list of microaggressions. Speaker 0: Tucker Carlson seems to be everywhere. He has become the face of the conservative and right wing movement in The United States, surely due to the incredible amount of connections he has to intelligence agencies and the government. This is why the gatekeepers and the media attempt to give him credibility and publish stories like how he's being spied on by the NSA, or how a seemingly random man confronted him in Montana at a fly fishing shop and insulted him trying to start a confrontation, and it turns out that the man was actually an employee of the Asia Foundation, which was created in 1951 by the CIA as a front organization to distribute propaganda. If you had any doubts before watching this that Tucker Carlson was controlled opposition, I hope the research I presented will put that to bed. Mainstream media is all controlled in its one big incestuous pit. Don't worship these people as heroes because they will sell you down the river in a heartbeat. Is Tucker Carlson CIA? Well, you can't prove that directly, but once you pore through all of his connections, you would find it incredibly hard not to believe that is the case. About the only thing we're missing at this point is official government documents detailing as much, which I am sure will come out at some point in the future. The CIA has a very long and documented history of infiltrating and controlling the media. Operation Mockingbird is a great example of that. Tucker Carlson is just one of many examples you could make. Remember to always do your own research and turn off the television.

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Voice of America (VOA) signed on from Washington, D.C. VOA was launched during World War II to counter Nazi propaganda and was broadcast around the world uninterrupted for 83 years. Throughout the Cold War, its mission changed to function as a weapon against communism. VOA is part of the United States Information Agency, a branch of the United States government, serving as both a global information source and an American foreign policy tool. The transcript then shifts to personal statements about the CIA and the speaker’s father. The speaker says they learned after their father died that he was involved in the same world they associate with the CIA, and that the speaker was “completely shocked.” The speaker responds to attacks on their father and says that some claims about what was “untrue” were not accurate. The speaker says they applied to join the CIA, despite having “taken a lot of crap,” including from Putin, who allegedly said, “Oh, you’re from a CIA family.” The speaker states their father worked in conjunction with the CIA and says they were never against the CIA, believing only “dumb liberals” were against it. The speaker also describes deciding, in the summer after their freshman year, to go to Nicaragua with a roommate to work and get involved in the war to support the side they thought was right. The transcript references traveling to Central America to fight the Contras and asks for details, but the speaker does not provide them. The speaker says they spent the summer in Nicaragua trying to understand the war there. Finally, the transcript includes details about a venture’s funding: it says funding for the venture includes a fifteen million dollar seed round led by 1789 Capital. The speaker then talks about their father’s friends, describing them as operations officers who had lived that life, including being present for specific events and holding roles such as chief of station in Jerusalem. The speaker says the experiences of these individuals motivated the speaker’s desire to “live that life” and seek “an interesting life.”
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This is the Voice of America, Washington, D.C. signing on. Voice of America was launched during World War II to counter Nazi propaganda and was broadcast around the world uninterrupted for 83 years. Throughout the Cold War, for example, Voice of America's mission changed to function as a weapon against communism. VOA is part of the United States Information Agency, a branch of the United States government. VOA, both a global information source and an American foreign policy tool. Obviously leave my father out of it. I'm gonna have to kick your ass, which I could do, by the way, if if you bring him up again, 'cause he was a wonderful man. Attacking my dad as the CIA is dead, the CIA or whatever, and I'm like, "Well, that's no, untrue." And my father dies, and I learn, actually, yeah, you know, he was involved in that world. I was completely shocked by it, so no one has to believe me, but that's just a fact. And so when I applied to CIA, and I've taken a lot of crap, including from Putin, like, "Oh, you're from a CIA family." Well, yeah, obviously my father worked in conjunction with CIA. I mean, that's what that is. and I tried to join the CIA. My dad worked with CIA, I'm not, I was never against CIA, I thought only like dumb liberals were against CIA. Summer after my freshman year, my roommate and I decided to go down to Nicaragua for the summer and work and, you know, get involved in the war, you know, and support the side that we thought was right. Which isn't the San Andreas Fault. You were actually a freedom fighter who traveled down to Central America to fight the Contras. Can you fill them in on that story? No. We spent the summer in Nicaragua trying to get a sense of the war there, and all kinds of hilarity ensued, but Funding for the venture includes a fifteen million dollars seed round led by seventeen eighty nine Capital. A lot of my father's friends served as operations officers. These guys had lived that life. You know, they'd been there when this happened or that happened, or you'd been, you know, chief of station in Jerusalem or something. It's like these guys have really lived the life, and I thought, "I want to live that life. I want an interesting life. That's what I want. I want an interesting life."
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I just revealed that top FDA and NIH quietly admitted the real reason for Covid lockdowns, masking, and distancing. It wasn’t public health—it was to “delay the onset of natural immunity,” prolonging the pain so the injection could be deployed, experimented on, and credited for “solving the issue,” confirmed by multiple agency sources.

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Jeffrey Tucker just revealed that top FDA and NIH quietly admitted the real reason for Covid lockdowns, masking, and social distancing to him. It sounds like a “wild conspiracy theory.” But it’s the truth. The real reason for all of it was to “delay the onset of natural immunity.” Why? “It was to keep us from gaining a natural capacity to resist the virus so that they could wait until the injection came along, so the injection could be deployed and experimented upon us and thereby to get all the credit for having solved the issue.” “Flatten the curve meant prolong the pain, delay the solution.” “It sounds crazy until you hear it from people who were there on the ground in the agencies, in the companies, watching all this unfold.” “Multiple sources have confirmed this without a shadow of doubt in their mind that that was the real purpose of the school closures.” “The business shutdowns.” “The stay-at-home orders.” “The travel restrictions.” “To delay the point at which we would have essentially solved the problem through natural exposure and immune upgrades.” @jeffreytucker @JesslovesMJK

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The speaker says that, among what people consider the most shocking features of the COVID response, they “still can’t get over” what they were told by “Top FDA, NIH officials.” According to the speaker, a “major reason” for social distancing, lockdowns, masking, plexiglass, stay-at-home orders, and “everything else” was to delay the onset of natural immunity. The speaker frames this as an effort to delay the rise in seroprevalence levels and to delay endemicity until after the shots were online. The speaker emphasizes that, in their understanding, these tactics were not designed merely “to keep us well.” Instead, they describe the purpose as the “exact opposite”: to keep people from gaining a “natural capacity to resist the virus.” The speaker then states that this approach was meant to allow time “until the injection came along,” so that the injection “could be deployed and experimented upon us,” and so that there would be “credit for having… solved the issue.” The speaker acknowledges that this “sounds like a wild conspiracy theory,” but claims that the meaning was “what they meant by flatten the curve.” In the speaker’s account, “Flatten the curve” was described as de‑delaying the process, prolonging pain, and delaying the solution. The speaker maintains that the idea “sounds crazy until you hear it from people who were there on the ground in the agencies, in the companies watching all this unfold.” They also claim that “multiple sources have confirmed” this. The speaker specifies that these confirmations were made “without a shadow of doubt in their mind,” asserting that the “real purpose” was to delay the point at which “we would have, have solved… essentially solved the problem through… natural exposure and immune upgrades.” The speaker lists the specific measures they connect to this alleged purpose: school closures, business shutdowns, stay-at-home orders, and travel restrictions. They conclude by stating that “everything” was intended to delay “the point at which we would have… solved” the problem through natural exposure and subsequent immune changes.
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We all have what we consider to be the most shocking feature of, of the COVID response, but for me, I still can't get over the fact that I, I was told by- Top FDA, NIH officials that a major reason for social distancing, lockdowns, masking, plexiglass, stay-at-home orders, and everything else was to delay the onset of natural immunity, to delay rise in seroprevalence levels, to delay endemicity until after the shots were online. So so it wasn't just that all these tactics, these, these sort of social engineering tactics were designed to, you know, keep us well. no, it was the, exactly the opposite. It was, it was to keep us from, from gaining a natural capacity to resist the virus. So, so that they could wait until the injection came along so the injection could, could, could be deployed and experimented upon us and, and thereby get be, you know, to get all the credit for having, for having solved The issue, and I-- That is, that sounds like a wild conspiracy theory, but that's what they meant by flatten the curve. Flatten the curve meant, de-de-delay the, you know, prolong the pain delay the solution. and, and it sounds, sounds crazy until you hear it from people who were there on the ground in the agencies, in the companies watching all this unfold, and multiple sources have- Have, have confirmed this without a shadow of doubt in their mind that that, that, that was the real purpose of, of the school closures, the business shutdowns, the stay-at-home orders, the travel restrictions, everything to delay the, the, the point at which we would have, have solved, essentially solved the problem through through natural exposure and immune upgrades.
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I follow Yasha Levine’s trail in Pistachio Wars: building fortunes by planting thirsty pistachios in America’s driest regions—and then securing the water they require. Stewart and Lynda Resnick’s Wonderful becomes central as California’s publicly funded water systems, especially the Kern Water Bank, are reshaped into assets for private orchards. Iranian dominance was shut out by a lasting 241% antidumping duty, fueling California’s rise.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

PISTACHIO WARS: A JOURNEY THROUGH OLIGARCH VALLEY Yasha Levine 2025 Part 1 Imagine building a multi-billion-dollar fortune growing a thirsty permanent crop in one of the driest agricultural regions in America. Then gaining decisive access to the single resource that crop cannot survive without: water. Your largest historical competitor is Iran. While your orchards expand across tens of thousands of acres, Iranian pistachios face a 241% U.S. antidumping duty first imposed in 1986 and still in force that effectively walls them out of the American market. That is not a thriller plot. It is the system Yasha Levine maps in Pistachio Wars. At the center stand Stewart and Lynda Resnick and The Wonderful Company America’s largest pistachio producer and the force behind Wonderful Pistachios, POM Wonderful, Halos citrus, and other major brands. Levine’s argument is simple: you cannot understand this empire by looking at supermarket shelves. You have to follow the water. California built one of the most ambitious publicly financed water-moving systems on the planet dams, reservoirs, pumps, and hundreds of miles of aqueducts designed to shift Northern California water into the arid Central Valley and Southern California. Then there is the Kern Water Bank. This underground storage system covers roughly 32 square miles and can hold up to 1.5 million acre-feet of water—nearly 500 billion gallons. That is almost three times the capacity of nearby Lake Isabella. The bank was developed by the California Department of Water Resources with tens of millions in public investment. Through the controversial 1990s Monterey Agreements and related restructuring, it was transferred into a public-private authority. Resnick-affiliated interests emerged with a majority stake approximately 57 percent. A resource conceived as a drought buffer for the state became a strategic asset for private agricultural operations whose permanent orchards require reliable water year after year. Levine then follows the pistachio trail. Before California became a pistachio powerhouse, Iran dominated much of the global trade. After the 1979 Iranian Revolution and hostage crisis, U.S. restrictions hit Iranian imports. California’s young industry gained an opening. American growers later accused Iran of dumping pistachios at below-market prices. In 1986 the United States imposed an antidumping duty of roughly 241 percent on Iranian in-shell pistachios. That order has been repeatedly reviewed and remains in effect decades later. Iran’s price advantage in the U.S. market was crushed. California production exploded. The United States moved from a minor player in the 1970s to one of the world’s dominant producers often accounting for 40 to 60 percent or more of global output in recent cycles, with California supplying nearly all U.S. pistachios. Wonderful became the largest American producer. Reports have placed its pistachio orchards alone in the range of 60,000 acres several times the land area of Manhattan within a broader company footprint of well over 100,000 irrigated acres in California. A mature pistachio orchard in California conditions can require on the order of one million gallons of water per acre per year. Scale that across tens of thousands of acres of permanent trees that cannot simply be fallowed without destroying the capital investment, and the water demand becomes enormous. yashalevine.com/files/oligarch… yashalevine.com/books/oligarch…

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@GadSaad - Gad Saad

“Women are for reproduction. Young boys are for pleasure.” All cultures are not equal.

@realMaalouf - Dr. Maalouf ‏

Shia Muslim scholar: "Beautiful young boys are better than beautiful girls.” This is Islam. https://t.co/fHUKkgr7It

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@GuntherEagleman - Gunther Eagleman™

🚨 Trump is trying to warn you… Make no mistake about it! They are coming for it all! Believe it. https://t.co/NEIKbC5DeZ

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 11:45 PM
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I note that Lake Mead hit a historic low in 2026 as the Colorado River delivers ~20% less water than its 20th-century average. With climate-driven streamflow declines projected to worsen, U.S. data centers already used 176 TWh in 2023 (4.4% of U.S. electricity) and could reach 9.5–15.3% by 2030, while Interior West consumptive water use for new facilities may reach ~4.5B gallons/yr by 2030 and ~7B by 2035.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

Part 1 THE WATER USE OF DATA CENTER WORKLOADS Nuoa Lei, Jun Lu, Arman Shehabi & Eric Masanet Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / Resources, Conservation & Recycling — 2025 On August 9, 2026, Lake Mead fell to its lowest level since the reservoir was first filled nearly ninety years ago. The Colorado River system that feeds it is already delivering roughly 20 percent less water than its twentieth-century average. Climate models project another 5 to 30 percent decline in basin streamflow by mid-century as temperatures rise another 3°F to 8°F, snowpack collapses, melt arrives weeks earlier, and the air itself grows hungrier for every drop of moisture. In the same corridor, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and the surrounding desert now endure multi-month stretches above 100°F, with consecutive days over 110°F no longer shocking anyone. Into this tightening system the largest water- and electricity-intensive computing infrastructure in human history is being poured. U.S. data centers already consumed 176 terawatt-hours in 2023 4.4 percent of national electricity. By 2030 they are projected to claim between 9.5 and 15.3 percent under current trajectories. In the Interior West alone, on-site consumptive water use for new facilities is projected at roughly 4.5 billion gallons per year by 2030 and 7 billion gallons by 2035 under conventional cooling equivalent to the annual needs of nearly 200,000 people. These are not distant forecasts. The land is already being purchased. The concrete is already being poured. The servers are already being installed. Who owns the facilities, how many, and what they are used for The largest new campuses and capacity under construction or in advanced planning in Arizona, Nevada, and the broader Interior West are controlled by American companies building primarily for AI training, AI inference, and large-scale cloud computing with high-density GPU clusters and advanced liquid or evaporative cooling. Tracked U.S. facility counts (http://dcmap.us, updated approximately July 2026): • Amazon: 211 facilities (112 operational, 99 in pipeline), 18,356 MW tracked capacity • Microsoft: 106 facilities (51 operational, 55 in pipeline), 12,085 MW tracked capacity • Google: 100 facilities (50 operational, 50 in pipeline), 4,427 MW tracked capacity • Meta: 72 facilities (43 operational, 29 in pipeline), 15,706 MW tracked capacity AI-focused tracker snapshots (mid-2026) show Meta with 20 tracked facilities totaling 15.8 GW, Google with 44 facilities totaling 9.0 GW, and Amazon Web Services with 44 facilities totaling 14.1 GW. Oracle operates a near-zero self-built / extreme lease-heavy model and relies heavily on long-term leases and partnerships rather than owning large numbers of self-built facilities. U.S. developers such as Tract, Vantage, Switch, STACK, and others assemble land and construct campuses that are then leased or sold to the hyperscalers. Foreign companies with identified ownership or direct involvement: • NTT Data Group (Japan) owns approximately 173 acres in Mesa, Arizona (East Valley), purchased for $300 million, and is developing a multi-building data-center campus for high-density computing and cloud services. • SoftBank (Japan) appears in energy supply, hardware, or financing arrangements on certain large AI infrastructure projects, with its most visible roles outside the core Arizona-Nevada corridor, particularly in Texas-linked developments supporting AI training and related compute. • G42 (UAE) and related entities are heavily involved in large AI data-center projects. Their primary large-scale campuses are outside the United States (especially Abu Dhabi). U.S. involvement has been limited to partnerships, minority arrangements, or smaller hosting deals rather than majority ownership of major Arizona or Nevada facilities. Exact public forecasts of the number of discrete buildings each company will own by 2030 do not exist in clean form.

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@nataliegwinters - Natalie Winters

BREAKING: Massachusetts moves to create a “Muslim Commission” to help place Muslims in government and shape state policy. The bill orders it to “identify and recommend qualified American Muslims for appointive positions at all levels of government.” https://t.co/lBOVF4gz8Q

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 11:21 PM
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I ask what would happen if the freshwater my family depended on were slowly diverted for profit and quotas. In Soviet Central Asia, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were diverted to boost cotton “white gold” and production. The Aral Sea shrank from a living paradise—fisheries, fresh air, wetlands—to vanished water, higher salinity, and lasting ruin.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

THE ARAL SEA DISASTER Soviet Central Asia 1960s to the Present Part 1 Have you ever wondered what would happen if the freshwater your family, your animals, and your entire way of life depended on was slowly, deliberately sucked out of the land for profit and production quotas? What if the men in distant offices told you it was necessary for progress that it would create jobs, raise yields, feed factories, and benefit the greater good of society? What if, at first, it seemed to work? The money arrived. Production soared. And then, year after year, the water began to vanish. We do not have to imagine. It has already happened. And the place where it happened was once a living paradise. Before the 1960s the Aral Sea was the fourth-largest lake on Earth. It stretched across the border of what are now Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, a vast inland sea of roughly 68,000 square kilometers larger than the state of West Virginia. Its volume held more than a thousand cubic kilometers of water. Two great rivers, the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya, fed it continuously from the glaciers and snowmelt of the Pamirs and the Tian Shan. Their waters balanced the fierce desert evaporation, keeping salinity low enough around 10 grams per liter for a rich web of life. Fishermen and their families lived along its shores for generations. In the ports of Aralsk and Muynak, the air smelled of fresh water, wet reeds, and the clean mineral tang of the sea itself. Children woke to the sound of waves and the cries of waterbirds. They swam before school, after school, between chores. Houses stood on stilts in places because the water rose high enough to spill past the boardwalks. The deltas of the two rivers were thick with tugai forests dense, tangled stands of willow, poplar, and tamarisk where reed beds stretched for kilometers. Pelicans and flamingos arrived in great white and pink clouds. Saiga antelope and wild kulan horses lived on the islands. Sturgeon, carp, bream, roach, barbel, and the Aral salmon moved through the water in numbers that supported a commercial catch of 40,000 to 60,000 tons a year. In the early Soviet period, when famine struck other regions, Aral fishermen sent thousands of tons of canned fish north by camel and rail. The sea fed people far beyond its shores. Locals later remembered it the way people remember a lost home. “You wouldn’t believe it now, but this place was like a resort,” one Kazakh man who grew up in Aralsk said. “We had lots of fresh fish, no dust storms, and clean air.” Another recalled waking, eating breakfast, swimming, going to the cinema, swimming again, going to school, swimming once more. The water was the rhythm of life. It moderated the brutal continental climate. It filled the air with moisture. It made the land around it feel alive. Then human beings decided that water could be put to more profitable use. Beginning in earnest in the 1950s and accelerating through the 1960s under Soviet central planning, the rivers that had sustained the Aral for millennia were diverted on a massive scale. The goal was cotton “white gold.” Moscow wanted self-sufficiency in textiles and export earnings. https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s13280-026-02385-z.pdf https://documents.worldbank.org/en/publication/documents-reports/documentdetail/639181468194066310

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:27 PM

@gregreese - Greg Reese

Dreams & an Interdimensional Nature of Reality https://t.co/Ma59BSzkUi

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Rudolf Steiner, trained in Rosicrucian philosophies, taught that humans have several bodies: the physical body, the etheric body that animates the physical body, the I (ego), and the astral body. He also described three dimensional worlds existing together—the physical, the astral, and the spirit—and claimed that during sleep the astral body separates from the physical body and drifts into the astral world, native to the astral body. Death was described as a complete version of this separation, followed by a retrospective review and dissension. Steiner further taught that a person skilled in out-of-body states could enter the astral realm at will. Tibetan Buddhist traditions describe six dimensions of existence called bardos. The bardo of death and the bardo of dreams are described as functionally identical, so dream yoga is presented as rehearsal for death. Maintaining lucidity within dream chaos is said to provide clarity during the chaotic transitions of death. The text also presents the practice of waking up in the bardo every night as a way to avoid being unconsciously swept into another rebirth, described as being able to awaken in the bardo without being a character in dreams and instead being fully awake. Born as Violet Firth, Dion Fortune was a practicing occultist and self-described psychic combatant. Trained in the Golden Dawn Hermetic traditions, she later founded the Society of the Inner Light. Her core teaching is summarized as “As above, so below,” asserting that reality is arranged in a hierarchy of planes and that causation flows down, not up. She taught that ideas, intentions, and archetypal forces take shape first on subtler planes, with the astral plane just before the physical, so physical events are crystallizations of processes originating above. Fortune argued that changing something in the astral world manifests in the physical world. In her 1930 book Psychic Self Defense, Fortune described serving with the forces of good in an endless fight within the astral realm against hostile occultists, using their will in the dream world to manipulate physical reality. She described the astral realm as contested space that people can act in, with actions having direct effects on the physical plane. The Golden Dawn premise described thought forms constructed in the astral plane precipitating change on the physical plane. Theosophical beliefs described focused, repeated thought building stable astral structures that can influence events and/or minds, and that a skilled clairvoyant can see these man-made astral objects in the physical realm. In Kabbalah, causation is mapped through the Tree of Life, descending from Keter down to Malkuth. Mind and imagination operate on a causally upstream plane of matter, and disciplined imaginative focus or acting out rituals is described as a way to intervene in physical outcomes before they occur. The mid-1800s New Thought movement is described as stripping out ceremonial aspects while keeping the causality claim that thoughts become things. Neville Goddard taught that the world within (the imaginal realm) causally precedes physical reality, creating a secularized and Christianized version of “as above, so below.” Sleep state affirmation and hypnagogic scripting are presented as powerful principles from New Thought, treating sleep and the hypnagogic threshold as privileged access points to an upstream plane (subconscious, imagination, astral, or bardo). This plane is described as where the ordinary waking mind is least active, and the states just before sleep and dream space are identified as access points.
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Trained in Rosicrucian philosophies, Rudolf Steiner taught that humans have several bodies: the physical body, the etheric body which animates the physical body, the I or the ego, and the astral body. According to Steiner, there are three different dimensional worlds existing together: the physical, the astral, and the spirit. He claimed that when you fall asleep Your astral body separates from the physical and drifts into the astral world, a realm that the astral body is native to, and that death is a complete version of this separation, followed by a retrospective review and dissension. He also taught that a person skilled at out of body states could enter into the astral realm at will. In Tibetan Buddhist traditions, there are six different dimensions of existence called bardo's, and because the bardo of death and the bardo of dreams are functionally identical, dream yoga is considered the ultimate rehearsal for death. If you can maintain lucidity within the chaos of your dreams, then you will have more clarity during the chaotic transitions of death. If you can master waking up in the bardo every night, what the West calls the astral realm Realm, so that you aren't no longer a character in your dreams, but fully awake, then when you die, you'll be able to awaken in the bardo and avoid being unconsciously swept into another rebirth. Born as Violet Firth, Dion Fortune was a practicing occultist and self-described psychic combatant. She was trained in the Golden Dawn Hermetic traditions and later founded her own order, the Society Of the inner light. The core idea she taught was often summarized as, "As above, so below. Reality is arranged in a hierarchy of planes, and causation flows down, not up." Ideas, intentions, and archetypal forces take shape first on subtler planes, the astral plane being just before the physical, and so what we see in the physical world is a crystallization of processes that came from realms above. When you shift something in the astral world, it will manifest in the physical world. In her nineteen thirty book Psychic Self Defense, she described serving with the forces of good in an endless fight within the astral realm against hostile occultists using their will in the dream world to manipulate physical reality. She wrote that the astral realm is a contested space that you can act in, and that your actions have a direct effect on the lower physical plane. In the ceremonial magic of the golden dawn, the premise is that thought forms constructed in the astral plane will precipitate corresponding change on the physical plane. According to theosophical beliefs, focused, repeated thought can build stable astral structures that can then influence events and/or the minds of others, and a skilled clairvoyant can see these man-made astral objects in the physical realm. In Kabbalah, causation is mapped through the Tree of Life, descending from Keter, the Most High, down to Malkuth, the physical earth realm. Mind and imagination operate on a plane causally upstream of matter, and disciplined imaginative focus or acting out rituals is how to intervene in physical outcomes before they happen. The new thought movement of the mid-1800s took all this knowledge, stripped out the ceremonial aspect, but kept the causality claim that thoughts become things. Neville Goddard taught that the world within, or the imaginal realm, causally precedes physical reality. By doing this, he created both a secularized and Christianized version of "as above, so below. Sleep state affirmation hypnagogic scripting is one of the most powerful principles that came out of the new thought movement. Sleep and the hypnagogic threshold are treated as privileged access points to the upstream plane, whether that's called the subconscious, the imagination, the astral, or the bardo. It is a plane where the ordinary waking mind, which might resist or doubt, is least active. The state you are in Just before sleep is considered to be one of these access points, and so is the dream space. Gregory reporting. The Reese Report is now fully funded by my Substack subscribers. Subscribe today and support my work at gregreese dot substack dot com.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:23 PM
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I see lawmakers agreeing to remove the Old World, and today I expose it to the world. In Richmond, Virginia, I point out castles and tunnels right in front of us. I dig deeper into mainstream narratives, finding hidden clues and buildings across the USA that look out of place—structures I claim were made by a more advanced previous civilization, ones people can still enter today.

@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK

Blink and it's Gone. Lawmakers agree to remove the Old World? This is exactly what we find today. Virginia is home to the Old World and today we expose it to the world. Castles located in Richmond Virginia right in front of our faces? Of course there are. We also locate tunnels within the narrative. This is all just the beginning of the Episode. We find so many more hidden clues within our mainstream narrative that prove that something massive is missing. We also see so many buildings in the USA that look so out of place. Structures that were built by a much more advanced, previous civilization. Structures that we can all go inside of today and are located in all of our cities. Today, we go even deeper into this research. Finding massive clues that open the doors for the truth to come in. Doors that will never be closed again after today.

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Lawmakers agreed to remove Richmond, Virginia’s 15-story Pocahontas Building to make way for a new courtroom. The host says the General Assembly/Pocahontas Building has already been torn down, and claims the surrounding area has lost many older structures. They show an apparent “before and after” view of the Pocahontas Building disappearing, and argue the speed of removal demonstrates rapid erasure of older history. They also reference articles describing a tunnel connecting the new courtroom building to the historic Virginia state capital. The host claims the visiting public will be able to move freely between the two buildings inside the tunnel, while asserting that other tunnel connections are blocked so only the new connection is visible. The host says additional activity is occurring underground, including multilevel tunnel systems. The host then shifts to Richmond and other places, asserting multiple Gothic Revival structures and earlier buildings were demolished, including an “old city hall” that they claim was bigger than the current one, a supposed first city hall, the Edmund Randolph house, a circa 1,800 octagonal ended house, and the first Presbyterian church (claimed to have been moved). They cite a design competition in 1883 and claim the narrative includes requirements like “no power tools” because they weren’t invented yet, followed by claims that the building went out of style by 1915 despite completion in 1894. They describe a sequence of demolition threats in the 1970s and restoration in the early 1980s, calling the timeline inconsistent. The host identifies Elijah e Myers as the architect “pinned” to multiple buildings and describes claims about his background and burial. They say his grave was unmarked until 2009 and that it is labeled “Myers Gilman.” They further claim that Myers is linked to structures such as the Plymouth Christian Church in Lansing, Michigan, and they describe a 1971 fire at the church—reporting that firemen said the fire started in the basement area below the Oregon loft, and alleging tunnels/catacombs “right underneath” the church and potential underground connection across from the Capitol Building. The host repeats a pattern: successive fires and rebuilding associated with Myers-linked churches, including a First Presbyterian church allegedly burning in 1873, then another church built and later fires again (1883 cited), and additional Myers-linked courthouses (e.g., the Seneca County Courthouse in Tiffin, Ohio) followed by later demolition and replacement. They then point to buildings still standing as of 2024, including the Knox County Courthouse in Galesburg, Illinois, and discuss Masonic involvement with opening and retrieving items from cornerstones. The host claims Myers is attributed to many structures in multiple states and internationally, including asylums in Mexico and parliament buildings in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and states these are attributed before 1895. They argue the narrative implies advanced construction and dismiss claims of fire safety. The host includes multiple contemporary fire incidents as part of their broader theme, including a 2024 four-alarm blaze at historic First Baptist Dallas and additional fires at historic buildings where, they say, causes are not provided. They claim recurring patterns in fire and demolition narratives across the U.S. They begin a new thread of investigation in Mansfield, Ohio, at Saint Peter’s Church (60 South Mulberry Street), describing claims about the Catholic community buying an existing church, a former Methodist church becoming a parish church in 1870 that burned 19 years later, and then a later current structure whose cornerstone is claimed to be laid on 05/14/1911 with delays due to World War I. The host emphasizes that, even during wartime manpower drafts and volunteering, they say construction is described as completed in six years. They also discuss a supposed architect, William P. Guinther, and claim inconsistencies in timelines for various churches. The host argues that multiple churches and cathedrals have timelines that conflict with their own sources (including claims about cornerstone dates and establishment dates). They describe a mismatch involving Saint Columbia Cathedral, where they say destruction-by-fire narratives omit details and that prior buildings on the site are described as erected in 1853, 1868, and 1897—asking who built those earlier structures and how long construction took. They also mention Holy Name Cathedral in Ohio, stating it was founded in 1885 and “changed” in 1957, resulting in a noticeably different building. They then provide additional claims about Guinther-linked work, including alleged cornerstone alterations/rededications (June 2002 for a cornerstone they say does not match the pictured stone), and they list multiple “palace-like” church buildings dated to 1905 across places including Pennsylvania and Ohio. They end by returning to skepticism about the claim that William P. Guinther constructed 50 palace-like structures between 1902 and 1907 (five years), asking whether that is plausible and suggesting the possibility that what was told is not accurate.
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Speaker 0: And lawmakers all agreed to remove the 15 story Pocahontas Building, all to make way for a new courtroom. This entire area, this city of Richmond, Virginia, we produced an entire episode on this place. We know that this city is incredible even to this day. We also have no idea how many old world buildings have already been destroyed in this location. This building is used as the general assembly by the state of Virginia. Take a look at this picture. We have the building that is going to be torn down right here. And to the left, we have our civilization's construction. And then in the background, on the right, we have some sort of castle. So I'm gonna show you how fast, how quick. If you weren't watching or if you were unaware of the previous civilization, you would have missed it. I'm going to show you just how fast our history is being destroyed. Are you ready? Here we go. Right here, we have the building from the old world. And if you just zoom out a little and click over to the left, you get an updated picture of this building, and it's now gone, showing just how fast they erased the buildings. This research is very important. We all need to see what's going on around us right now, and then they put this right in your face. If you can see it with the sign saying Virginia history in the making, telling us that they are creating a brand new history. So I went to the back of this place, This building right here on the left, the General Assembly slash Pocahontas Building is now gone like we just showed. And before we go to that castle building behind it, that is still there somehow for all of us to see, they are now exposing within these articles that a tunnel connecting the new building to the historic state capital is still under where the tunnel is going to be open to everybody. Meaning, the visiting public will be able to move freely between the two buildings inside the tunnel. Now they say that it is under construction where we all know here that they are just removing things, blocking off other tunnels that connected to this one so that this is the only connection that we can all see when we all go down there. I'd still love to see this tunnel since we all know that it is much older than we've been told. We can also see that they are busy at this location. This building is much bigger than we can see going underground. We have shown this many times, and we all know that there is so much more activity going on below our feet. Multilevel tunnel systems. And they are not just hallways. We all know this now. This is the old city hall, Richmond, Virginia. Before this research, did you know that nearly every city in The USA had Gothic revival style palaces on nearly every single corner? Did you know that this building used to be bigger, holding even more buildings that were all demolished. A supposed first city hall, gone. The Edmund Randolph house, gone. A circa 1,800 octagonal ended house, gone. And the first Presbyterian church supposedly moved. Just moving churches in the eighteen hundreds. No problem. And they can't forget to hold a design competition in 1883 because there were just so many architects in 1883. Everybody get your Gothic revival style palace designs in by supper, and don't be late. And no power tools are allowed in the construction because, well, they weren't invented yet. And check this out. And by 1915, the building was going out of style, telling us it was completed in 1894. And then it's going out of style in 1915. This is only twenty one years. Can you believe this story? Pretending that donkey riding cowboys of the eighteen hundreds were just so picky about what style palace was in their town. They tell us they proposed to demolish it after twenty one years, and we all know that this building is older than that. But let's just keep reading their ridiculous story. All to create a mall. Well, that didn't work out, thankfully. But in the nineteen seventies, demolition threats resurfaced, but instead they destroyed it. Oh, wait. No. I mean, restored it in the early nineteen eighties. What a weird narrative. It's all over the place. If you live in the area, I suggest going and giving that one a visit. But since we know that This is a paid advertisement for RumbleWallet. They're sponsoring this portion of the show. If you wanna get my attention, there's now a clear line to it. Here's how it works. I'm prioritizing rants sent through Rumble Wallet. If you send one, I'm gonna see it, and I'm gonna respond. Simple as that. For a limited time, you can start your wallet with $20 in US stablecoin for tipping Rumble creators like me by entering my exclusive promo code, MLB 20, when you sign up right now. Questions, hot takes, stuff you really want me to react to. Don't bury it in the chat. Put it in a rant. Because let's be honest, regular chats fly by. 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Here's their website, and we see the Pocahontas Building on the main page. So let's read more where the status is, well, not good. They need to update that status to gone. Take a look inside of the old city hall. Still there today. This is incredible. And one of my favorite parts about this research is finding the architect that they pinned to these buildings and exposing all of the structures in their narratives to all of you. Seeing that Elijah e Myers is the character that was selected, and this is just the beginning, where historians suggest that Myers may have studied architecture. He might have studied architecture, maybe, but we will never know for sure if he studied under Samuel Sloan before serving in the civil war. And according to the experts, it will forever be a mystery. A fictional character? Well, you tell me. When he was supposedly buried and his grave was unmarked until 2009, when funds had to be raised to get a memorial erected, an unmarked grave until 2009. His grave says Myers Gilman, and this is just the start of revealing just how flawed the narrative really is. One of the buildings that was pinned to mister Myers was the Plymouth Christian Church located in Lansing, Michigan, and this is what he supposedly built. And then take a look at our civilization's construction showing that the evolving going able We're do within the last few hundred years, they were here. And they had technology. They were able to construct palaces over and over in every single country. So what happened to this structure from the old world? That building burned to the ground in 1971, destruction of our past. Crowd watches as Lansing firemen battle noon hour blaze as hundreds of the And And church church is a And important. Is very And Minnesota. And look the at the this. The church fireman who answered the multi alarm fire indicated that the fire started in the basement area below the Oregon loft. This area reportedly was used by organizations, and it was not a storage area. Catacombs, tunnels, right underneath the church. We've all seen this. We know this. The church was located right across the street from the Capitol Building, surely connecting underground. Very interesting accounts of the fire. Again, even in the nineteen seventies, they still didn't tell us exactly how these fires started, proving that this has been an operation for a very long time. Planned demolitions, in my opinion, removing the old world from our view while keeping the underground the same. So this Elijah e Meyer character is very interesting. He was also pinned to the first Presbyterian church, building it in 1858. And, of course, it burned down in 1873, just fifteen years later. There's no photos of that one, of course. And then check this sign out in front of the current church. The first one was built, burned in 1873. Myers gets another one done. No problem at all. Finished in 1879. Four years later, 1883, fire again destroyed the church. Repetition is the key. These narratives are in every single country, every town. The fire narrative is the nod to knowing which buildings are from the old world. We have proven this hundreds of times already. The Seneca County Courthouse, Tiffin, Ohio, completed in 1886 by Myers yet again. And look at our civilization go. Look at that upgrade on the top. It's disgusting. In 2007, this building was ultimately demolished due to years of neglect. So they built this one instead. Can you see comparison side by side? And then what is this? What is this? The new courthouse has a 2017 which the individual who wrote article found unusual. So I'm gonna ask, do you find that unusual? Let me know in the comments. Good old Seneca County. Okay. So we have shown some of Elijah Meyer's buildings that have been destroyed. So let's show some buildings that are still here as of 2024 so that anybody in the area can still go and see them for now. Knox County Courthouse, Galesburg, Illinois. What is that old world technology at the top? Oh, wait. I mean, flagpole. What an odd story that we are told. The cornerstone was laid in 1885 when the members of the The Mason Mason. Monic order carried out, the dedication of large new buildings. And to open up the cornerstones, take the valuable items that were inside of them that were put there from the previous civilization. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. I mean, lay their cornerstones. The Grand Lodge of Illinois may may Masons. As well as representatives from 43 Masons. Masons. Lodges across the state all came to get the items out of that cornerstone of the Knox County Courthouse. And, of course, I have no idea why I keep saying that. To dedicate the cornerstone. Right. Everything sounds great so far with this narrative. Any objections? Let me know if you got any. So they tell us that they chose an architect who had experience designing public buildings. His name was, of course, Elijah e Myers, the man of the hour. Multiple buildings now connected to the same group that likes to put their stamp on old world buildings. Myers, of course, promises that their building would be fire safe. Fire safe. Are you kidding me? Why did they just make all the buildings fire safe? Well, they didn't. And if they had that technology, they would have done it all over the place. The thing is is that none of them were fire safe. This is a nod 100%. And dome. Dome The dome dome is dome. Thousand because, well, episode a 52. Myers is pinned to 31 structures in multiple states, asylums in Mexico, parliament buildings in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, and the rest. All of this happening before the year 1895, the first electric power tool. The Brazilian parliament building in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil that he was pinned to is now demolished. It's absolutely insane. It looks a little founded to me. What do you think? And we have a bonus today. A few different things. First, I wanna show you this. Is this an attempt to get all of us to stop the world. And world. To world. Told is complete nonsense. We are all told And to think about a place that none of us or anyone for that matter actually goes to. Instead of thinking about what is under our feet, we are supposed to think about a place far away. We need to be thinking about what's under our feet, what is carved into solid rock from the previous civilization all over the world. I have technology to send a rocket to the moon, but then I destroy the technology to go back ever again. My coffee spilled all over it, so now it's gone. But then they find a cave there. It's incredible. 07/20/2024, a massive four alarm blaze at historic First Baptist Dallas, knocked down and contained, continuing to destroy the old world even to this day. We reported this live on X, if you're following us on there. We reported it a day before this article came out. You can see that the fire is just ripping through this building. We showed that they were reporting that there was no word yet on the cause of this fire, just like we have seen every single time. And an update on this situation is that the cause of this fire will never be given to us. A building where 11 people found it with this group involved yet again, multiple sources. Still no cause has been found for the massive fire that destroyed a historic chapel. This was three days after the fire. And, of course, people are still curious, so they're getting annoyed at us. Stop being curious, please. We've doing been this a very long time with no questions asked. So get out of here. Asking us to stop being so curious and to go away and let them do their destruction projects. Now I have a question for all of you. Do you think they're ever gonna find out who really lit that place on fire, or do you think it'll be a mystery forever? We can check back on it in a few months and see if we get an update. There are so many buildings in The USA that look so out of place. Structures that we can all go and see. Structures that we have shown are being burned down and destroyed over and over. These are the structures that we have proven on this channel that hold narratives, stories that are clearly written by either a group of people thinking that we are all too dumb to realize that the stories are made up or they're written by an AI. When you simply look at one building's narrative, you would never notice anything. But when you put hundreds of them together like we have done here, we all see the patterns, the repetition, the dates, and the rest, all of it, that's going to take the narrative and expose it to the world, showing that these buildings have a much deeper history, showing showing that the true narrative is that these buildings have all been here much longer than we've all been told and built by a much more advanced group of people than the donkey riding cowboys of the eighteen hundreds. So let's get started. In Mansfield, Ohio, located on 60 South Mulberry Street, we have the Saint Peter's Church, where we are told that the first Catholic mass was celebrated in Mansfield in 1850. Shortly after, Mansfield's Catholic community purchased its first building, a church that was already there. A former Methodist church, and this is where things get very interesting and give it all away, where the parish built its first church in 1870, where it, of course, burned down just nineteen years later. And this is very important for anybody new here. We can see with our eyes which buildings look out of place. Buildings that don't belong in The USA, if you were going off the mainstream narrative. Where people including presidents were being born in sheds with no bathrooms. Yet at the same exact time, there are palaces being thrown together right across the street, no problem at all, over and over by architects that have no previous training, and there's never a mistake. And then we see nearly every single time this palace like structure holds the fire narrative, which is a clear pattern, a nod, and we, of course, don't stop there. This is just the beginning of the investigation. Because once we see the fire, then we can go deeper. And we see that they built another building right across the street supposedly. No details on the construction of that one, of course, and then they outgrow it. And this is when the narrative gets exposed. When they tell us that the current structure, the one that's there today, had its cornerstone laid on 05/14/1911. And due to the First World War, it had delays. And a hundred and thirteen years ago, it only took them six years to build this during a world war, which took place between 1914 and 1918, where 2,800,000 men from The USA alone were drafted to go to Europe, and another 2,000,000 men volunteered. With all of this going on, millions of men off fighting in a world war, this structure still gets done in just six years. These are the times when the narrative slips these buildings in, when there's a world war going on. And we have shown this where major financial market crashes and wars are the perfect time to throw brand new narratives into existing buildings. We have shown this in New York City in episode 77 with no Internet and everybody is distracted with the major event going on in the world at that point. Who is running to the library to go check these buildings' narratives? Who's doing that? The answer is nobody. Nobody is going to the library and checking these narratives. This is the perfect time to switch up the story. And now it's time to take this even further when we see that the architect was supposedly William p Guinther. His architectural career starts off all because he reportedly drew a comic Valentine for a girl where Frank Weary, then Akron, Ohio's leading architect, just happened to be in the room, and he saw this comic Valentine. So he hires him based on this comic Valentine, if you can believe it. This is the story that we're given. This is the beginning of his story. So we already know this story is ridiculous. Why was this Frank just following him around? Just waiting for the perfect opportunity to see him drawing something and hiring someone based on a comic Valentine and then turning them into a master architect. This is a very standard practice back then. Yes. Your Valentine comic is perfect, and I just happened to be behind you when you were drawing it. Now come with me. And I always love looking into these characters because they pin them as the guy who created so many other old world palaces all over the place. Just like we see here. 45 churches in Ohio alone, 18 other churches in other states, 10 residences, 28 schools, eight academies, and even three hospitals. And you can see that these were no comic sketches. Take a look at this building, including the Basilica Of Saint Andrew in Virginia, where it was thrown together in just twenty four months as the legend goes. He's also pinned to this one, the immaculate heart of Mary Church located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Let's see how long this one took to build. If they just would have told us, like, eight to ten years, then fine. I would have a hard time having any argument at all. But the problem is is that they tell us the cornerstone was laid in July '4 and completed in nineteen o five. So the whole thing is just done. This is a massive flaw in the narrative. We have proved, in my opinion, of course, in episode 41, that this timeline would have been impossible. Nobody is constructing anything like this in a year from nineteen o four to nineteen o five, especially when we were told that William P. Ginther, the supposed architect, was off building a 109 other structures United The States the is of masterpiece, getting the thing done in, a year perfectly. Well, instead of being in Pittsburgh, he was back in Ohio building this church the same exact year. Now I'm not saying that this guy wasn't real. I'm simply suggesting that he was used as a pawn and placed into these narratives, used as the front guy to explain away a 109 structures in The USA that did not resemble the construction at the time. You know, the classic wooden shed style. I'm gonna take this a step further and try to blow your mind. We were told that Ginther was pinned as the guy that got the Saint Columbia Church done, where we were told that it was destroyed by a fire in 1954. So I found it. And just take a look at this place, and it's no wonder it was destroyed. This did not belong in Youngstown, Ohio. It did not fit into the narrative at all. And you can see that the skies are all blanked out in these pictures, clearly edited. You can't even see the top of the structure here. And check this one out. Look at the pole. It's so over the top and 100% doesn't fit in with what we are all told about the past. Here's a photo of inside the place. It's just incredible. I know we have located the fire narrative now, and we are all witnessing them happening live today. But I always think, what have we missed over the years? Could you even imagine growing up in 1890? Every single building on the block must have been insane. In my opinion, nobody from our civilization built this. I believe there was a massive civilization here where we all live today that were not riding around on donkeys and carriages. I believe they were wiped out by a mass event, and everything was reset back to the horse and wagon era. And this is why all of these buildings are so out of place and need to be demolished so that the narrative that we're all told makes total sense. And now I'm gonna show you the comparison to what was given to us by the comic guy and what we are given today. I think this comparison right here is just shocking. To me, it's undeniable proof that we are not moving forward. We are not advancing. This is clear proof in my opinion that there was a group here that fully understood how to construct palaces all over the world. There is something massive missing from our textbooks. What we are told does not make sense at all. It's just incredible. I could look at the comparisons from the old world to our world all day long. It couldn't get any more obvious that the history that we are given is not the truth, at least in my eyes. So let's go even deeper. According to catholicecho.org, we are told that nearly seventy years ago, the cathedral was destroyed by fire during a late evening storm because storms just light any random stone building on fire. No. So we can see when we are all here to document what is going on. This takes four years to put a new one together. We have seen so many times that the eighteen hundreds would burn a building down, and four months later, the new one is there. No problem at all. So I'm so glad that they're showing us the truth in this article that you have to account for the old building's demolition project, the one that was destroyed. It takes time to remove these ones and then put the new one in. On saintcolumbacathedral.org, we get a back story that gives even more away, where they tell us that this church that burned down was not even the original, if you can believe it. Where the first building was erected in 1853, a second church was built in 1868, and then a larger one in 1897. So who constructed these previous churches? How long did they take to build? Where did the materials come from? Which donkey led the way? We will never know, of course. So this one that is here today, we are all told, is the fourth church on this site. Again, another pattern in the narrative. And we're just getting started on William p Ginter, the comic drawing master architect, when we have found another comparison of what he supposedly drew up and got done and what is there today. The Holy Name Cathedral located in Ohio was found in 1885. And take a look at this place. We are told that they destroyed it and changed it in 1957. Take a look at this. It looks like a completely different building. What do you think? It looks like they just knocked the old one down and built this one, and it looks terrible now in comparison if we're just being honest. And I wanna show you something pretty interesting. Right here within the database, we see that there are buildings that we will never find a photo of from the past where this Charadesville sacred thirst in Carroll County was supposedly destroyed by a thunderstorm. It was found in 1883 and destroyed in 1899 or 1900. One of the two, but they can't seem to remember, of course. And then rebuilt in a year and renamed. And we've seen this so many times where they rename it to mix the narrative up so that you'll never find it again. Same thing here. Destroyed in 1838 by fire where they changed the name again to Saint Michael, the archangel. Again, in Athens County, found in 1845, destroyed by fire. Neff's Sacred Heart, found in nineteen o five, destroyed five years later by a tornado. So let's get back to William p Ginther because there's more. According to the Cleveland Landmarks Commission, I found his building list, and I found the dates that they were supposedly constructed. And I have also found that the Saint Mary Catholic Church that is pinned to his name reminder, it's a church. And this is now the second time in our research that we have seen a church located at 666 South Main Street, Akron, Ohio. What an interesting address for a church. In 1888, we are told that he begins knocking out palace like structures, Saint Bernard's School, where we were told it was in 1888, and now the narrative has messed up and exposed itself. 1888 in the government documents, where we have located a postcard stating that construction began in nineteen o two with the architect being William P. Ginther. And this was his first project, a massive structure in 1888. His first five projects are demolished, and he knocked three buildings out in his first two years, which is ridiculous in itself. And I'm gonna show you these structures that are still standing, that are pinned to this William P. Ginter guy. Saint Mary, mother of the Redeemer Church, located in Norwalk, Ohio, and here's its cornerstone. Do you think they've already opened that thing up? I bet that isn't the original cornerstone, if I had to take a guess, based on things that we've seen in recent episodes. Here's the inside at night, and here it is on the outside. Take a look at that cornerstone. We can see that it's a completely different color from the rest of the building. I'm gonna take a guess. They definitely opened that thing up. And then threw that $18.89 date right the side. It's unbelievable. It's incredible when you know what to look for. We can all spot it right away now. And it looks like they've been busy knocking things down at this site as well in 2008. So we all know how important it is to go and see these sites as they are just destroying them over and over. And that's why this research is so important, making sure that everybody is aware of these buildings, going and seeing them for yourself, understanding that they all hold a much different past than what we are told. And these structures completely expose the mainstream history, and they know this. We need everybody to understand this so that all the fire and the demolition projects stop. So now we have confirmation that he was busy constructing 10 different palace like structures in the year of nineteen o five alone. Can you believe this? Let's check these things out. Saint Bernard Church. This is insane. Take a look at the inside of this one. William p Ginter. What a guy. And what have we found here? A massive moment for this research. Another confirmation that this cornerstone was opened, blessed, and rededicated by bishop Anthony Pilla in June 2002. Can you believe this? It's obvious that the cornerstone, the first stone placed in construction, is not the stone that is pictured here. And this is just telling us that they located the actual stone and removed what was inside of it. Can you believe that they actually made a plaque to tell all of us that they did this in 2002? This is incredible. If anybody has any valuable information on the cornerstones and what is inside of them, please let me know. What are they removing from inside of these cornerstones over and over? So the same year, nineteen o five, we have the Saint Bernard's Rectory. Looks like these two are attached to each other. Another incredible structure where this thing definitely goes underground level. It looks like a castle. Same year, nineteen o five, we have the Saint Michael's Church. Can you believe that we're told that this is all in the same year? Nineteen o five. Palace after palace. Saint Joseph's Church. Another castle church with a perfect side by side comparison. Our perfect upgraded plastic siding versus the old world. And then he had to hop on his model t and construct the Saint Mary Catholic Church in Pennsylvania. Take a look at our ramp. How it goes up sometimes and stays flat other times with those wooden support beams. And then there's a massive palace church that looks like it's straight out of Walt Disney's dreams. Next, we have the immaculate heart of Mary, where we can see how nice our civilization treats their things. Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, I'm gonna drop the guy down here and show you this place. Remember, all in nineteen o five. And I'm gonna go around the corner here so you can see what this Guinther guy is pinned to. And here it is, the immaculate heart of Mary Church, The place that we began this episode off with is unbelievable. And at the same time, he was off being distracted by the Saint Anne Catholic Church in Erie, Pennsylvania. And this thing is straight out of tartaria.com. Can you believe that these things were all being thrown together at the same exact time, the same year, by the same guy? Yeah. Me either. I'd love to see this one in person. Check this picture out. This building is incredible. This is a paid advertisement for RumbleWallet. They're sponsoring this portion of the show. If you wanna get my attention, there's now a clear line to it. Here's how it works. I'm prioritizing rants sent through Rumble Wallet. If you send one, I'm gonna see it, and I'm gonna respond. Simple as that. For a limited time, you can start your wallet with $20 in US stablecoin for tipping Rumble creators like me by entering my exclusive promo code, MLB 20, when you sign up right now. Questions, hot takes, stuff you really want me to react to. Don't bury it in the chat. Put it in a rant. Because let's be honest, regular chats fly by. But when you use Rumble Wallet, it cuts through everything. So here's the move. Scan the QR code or use the link in my description. Download RumbleWallet and try it yourself. And don't forget to use the code MLB 20 and claim your $20 for tipping in USAT. Sending a tip is easy. Open up the chat like you're sending a Rumble rant and just hit pay with Rumble Wallet. This is basically a VIP line. You want a shout out? Speaker 1: You want your thoughts to Speaker 0: actually stand out and me to see what you're saying? Use Rumble Wallet and claim $20 in USAT t with my code MLB 20, then send a rant. I'm gonna be watching for them. Restrictions apply. There's a limited number of entries available. Terms and conditions apply. See the description below or visit rumble.com slash promo official rules for details. Did we just find another narrative slip up? When you lie, it's tough to keep your story straight. When we're told that this church was constructed in nineteen o five. What's going on here where the church's website is telling us that it was established in 1894, predating this nineteen o five date by nine years? All of this information has sitting right here for everyone to see. All we had to do was look. And now that we have, we will never be able to unsee these lies, these patterns. There's no going back, especially when we see the next two structures pinned to Ginther were demolished. The Saint Anne Roman Catholic orphanage because we know they didn't need those anymore, episode 52. And the Saint Vincent de Paul orphan asylum, again, episode 52, both in Cleveland, Ohio with the second one demolished in 2007. Now it's one thing to say that all of these buildings was a career's worth of construction, But to say that these buildings, all of them, were all built in a single summer fling, just throwing palace after palace after palace together in multiple states. A hundred and nineteen years ago, all in the same year. This is not logical, and we all need to realize this now. We are told that between nineteen o two and nineteen o seven, five years, that William p Ginther was busy constructing a total of 50 palace like structures. And so I'm gonna ask you again. Do you think that he constructed 50 palaces in just five years? Are we sure that what we've all been told in the storybooks isn't just a lie?
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:21 PM

@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate

Eclipse coming tomorrow and August 27th: Govt says put on your plastic dupont glasses and live in fear. I'll pass on that. Watch it. https://t.co/6WmvJn9bZB

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The transcript discusses fear-based messaging about viewing eclipses and contrasts it with claims about other light sources. It says people are told that looking at an eclipse will make you go blind, but the speaker says they can still see and describes “a lot of fear.” The transcript also claims that the sun is “isn’t as dangerous as LED lights,” which are “linked to cataracts,” while eclipse warnings still say viewing it can cause blindness. The speaker compares eclipse-related fear to past media narratives about public health measures, referencing Operation Mockingbird and earlier media messaging about wearing masks. They describe a pattern of telling people to avoid going outside, stay in their house, cover up, wear a mask, and cover their eyes, and says it “makes no sense.” The speaker then references an ongoing eclipse, stating, “There you go, eclipse going on. We’re all here. Love ya.” Next, the speaker says they picked up a new book titled “The Sun Eclipse” and calls it “phenomenal.” The transcript claims the book states that whenever an eclipse occurs, it changes the composition of salts and other metals, describing a “reaction that takes place with metal.” The speaker extends this idea by saying that, since an eclipse affects materials, there would also be changes in the mind and in “all the cells of your body.” The transcript ends by reiterating, “But, once again, stay away.”
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So then on another note, if they tell you if you look at that, you'll go blind, that's what they tell you. I can still see. Not blind. Lot of fear, lot of fear. So the other part too is that the sun isn't as dangerous as LED lights, which are linked to cataracts, but they tell you if you look at the eclipse you'll go blind. But it's kinda like when Operation Mockingbird or the media used to tell people to wear a mask, remember that? Stand on a sticker, you know, put up plastic all over the The rays from the beautiful healing sun that gives us light, or the mi- what the media tells us. You see the little moon? You see the little star then? But they tell you not to go outside, put you in fear, sit in your house, you know, cover up, probably wear a mask, and then, you know, cover your eyes. Makes no sense. There you go, eclipse going on. We're all here. Love ya. So I picked up this new book, The Sun Eclipse, and this is a phenomenal one, and it's interesting 'cause they tell you when the Guys, and check this out too, anytime there's an eclipse that takes place, it actually changes the composition of salts and all the other metals. There's actually a reaction that takes place with metal. So it's very fascinating because if you think about it, if you're looking into the eclipse, there would also be a change that takes place in your mind and all the cells of your body. But, once again, stay away.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:21 PM

@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate

Raw meat 🍖 vs sugar slop https://t.co/uqa6M2co4D

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The transcript claims that, according to the book *Not by Bread Alone*, animal products were removed to shift people toward eating sugar and cereal. It cites U.S. sugar consumption data: in 1791, per capita sugar consumption was 7.5 pounds, and it increased steadily so that by the 1940s it reached 97 pounds per capita. The transcript states that the increase involved “all tons of white sugar” and argues that people were instructed not to eat meat, but instead to eat large amounts of sugar and cereal.
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So this is also in the book Not by Bread Alone, and this is gonna blow your mind. They got rid of animal products to switch people to sugar and cereal. 1791, the pounds per capita of sugar consumption in the United States, 7.5 pounds, right? Each year, look at this increase. Look at this increase by the 1940s, 97 pounds per capita. And what were they giving people? Sugar. All tons of white sugar. Don't eat meat, they tell you, but eat lots of sugar and cereal so you can rot your ins
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@irvingbooks - IRVING BOOKS

David Irving on the "Holocaust legend": argues Auschwitz death toll is closer to 70-100k, not millions, using coke consumption records, crematorium capacity, and Soviet death books as evidence. https://t.co/JZAQUCLNA7

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The speaker describes a “legend” that 65,000 people were being cremated every day, presenting it as an order of magnitude claimed by others. They argue that cremating 65,000 bodies per day would require about 2,000 tons of coke daily, stating that Holocaust biographers claim this requirement. They then assert that Auschwitz crematoria coke consumption is documented in Auschwitz administration records on “two or three sheets of paper,” claiming the total coke used by the Auschwitz crematoria over the entire war period at Auschwitz-Birkenau was 2.88 tons—stated as “2 point eight eight tons of coke”—which they say is enough to cremate about 70,000 bodies. They connect these figures to archival material they say they found in 1992 in former Soviet secret state archives in Moscow, at “Uboxovsky Ulybysky,” where they found “the Gubal’s diaries.” They describe two sets of records housed there: Bauleitung records of the Waffen-SS Bauleitung (SS construction units) and administrative records of the Auschwitz camp. They claim the administrative records provide totals for coke consumption over the full period and that these totals conflict with the 65,000-per-day cremation legend. They further claim that a construction company named “Koch” and “covenants records” provide information on capacity, efficiency, and how many cadavers could be cremated in 24 hours and in longer intervals, accounting for downtime for cooling and cleaning. The speaker also emphasizes coke-related implications: they describe 35–40 kilograms of coke (or equivalent fuel) as necessary per cadaver, stating this as a “basic law” of crematorium thermodynamics. They claim that 2,000 tons of coke would have been visible via trainloads on air photographs. They assert that aerial photographs—taken by Americans and also by South Africans and British—were not revealed to the outside world until about 1978 and that these photographs exposed the lies of those spreading the claims in the 1950s and 1960s. They continue by saying they concentrated on Auschwitz because it is described as the “capital ship” of the Holocaust legend and claim Spielberg avoided centering a film on Auschwitz, choosing Schindler’s List instead. To support their conclusions, they say other evidence converges on similar totals. They claim that the number and locations of crematorium furnaces and buildings on the Auschwitz site can be identified via air photographs (including chimneys), leading them to conclude the crematorium buildings could have cremated about 70,000 total if operating without interruptions from air raids. As a third comparison, they state that, a few years earlier, Russians released “death books” of Auschwitz to the West German government: 46 volumes containing 66,000 death certificates. They claim these align with coke consumption and crematorium capacity, again yielding totals around 66,000. The speaker concludes that the “order of magnitude” supported by their evidence is about 100,000 deaths in Auschwitz across World War II, and states that regardless of whether it was 100,000 or even one, it would be a crime, while asserting the focus is on comparing scales of crimes.
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Elihu and the rest of them come up with a legend. Basic part of the legend is sixty-five thousand people were being cremated every day. To cremate sixty-five thousand bodies takes around two thousand tons of coke a day, according to the Holocaust biographers. And the records in the administration of the Auschwitz camp contain on two or three sheets of paper, two point eight eight tons of coke were used by the Auschwitz crematoria for the entire, the entire war period at Auschwitz-Birkenau, which is enough to cremate about seventy thousand bodies, and it's a very good figure because we know the construction company that made the crematoria, their name was Koch We know from the covenants records what the consumption or the capacity of those crematoria was, how efficient they were, how many cadavers they could cremate in a space of twenty four hours, how many they could do in a week or a month, 'cause of course they couldn't run twenty four hours a day, they had to have a downtime for cooling and cleaning and all the rest of it. But by their greed, they exposed themselves as liars. The clue comes from the very archives Elebrativ referred to, the Russian archives, former Soviet secret state archives in Ubovsky Ulybysky in Moscow, where I worked in nineteen ninety two, where I found the Gubal's diaries. Two sets of records are housed there. The records of the Bauleitung, the Waffen-SS Bauleitung, which is the construction unit of the SS we'd like to rebuild and expand the Auschwitz camp over those years. Because what we do find in Waffen-SS records are the records of the administration of the Auschwitz camp, and the records of the administration of the Auschwitz camp contain on two or three sheets of paper The figures giving the total coke consumption of the crematoria in Auschwitz from the beginning of the camp's operation right through to the end of the war is extraordinary. You couldn't imagine a more boring document than that of simply giving coke consumption to a series of buildings, and yet these documents give a lie to the whole of the Holocaust legend because the figure was remembered and even trotted out at cocktail parties to make endless friends. Two thousand one hundred eighty-eight tons of dirt were used by the Auschwitz crematoria from the entire, the entire war period that Auschwitz existed, which is enough to cremate about seventy thousand bodies. So we're beginning to arrive at a figure of how many people died in Auschwitz. You know, we've heard repeatedly how the eyewitnesses come forward, like Eli Weisel, and say, "Eli Weisel." Yeah. I don't know where they get these names from. Time they come up against you, these traditional enemies of the truth, they have a name like Weasel, or in England, my name was Weasel, but I think I've changed it two or three times in case anybody asks me what my previous name was before I died. Eli Weasel and the rest of them come up with these legends. Part of the, the basic part of the legend is sixty-five thousand of these people were being cremated every day. That's the order of magnitude. Sometimes they only ask for fifty pounds, and sometimes it's as many as seventy pounds a day for being liquidated. Because to cremate sixty-five thousand bodies a day, you're going to need thirty or forty kilograms of coke for each cadaver. There's no way around that figure. It's a basic law of the rather macabre thermodynamics of the crematorium business that it takes thirty-five or forty kilograms of coke or an equivalent amount of the other fuels available to cremate a cadaver. The two thousand tons of coke set several trainloads of coke, which would be visible on the air photographs, and what the people who first started spouting these lies didn't realize that the Americans took the most wonderful air photographs, and the South Africans, the British, we took the most wonderful aerial photographs of our forests, and just one here taken from a very great, great height. But other photographs, I got forty or fifty of them at home enlarged to six feet square, you can see people walking around in the streets. Of Auschwitz, you can see the buildings, and the cars, the houses, till the air photographs, which weren't revealed to the outside world until about nineteen seventy-eight, exposed the lies of those who were spouting them in the nineteen sixties and the nineteen fifties. You may wonder why I'm concentrating on Auschwitz. The answer is that Auschwitz is the capital ship. Of the Holocaust legend of their, of their campaign. They're the ones who've always got on and on and on about Auschwitz, and I'm sure it's no coincidence, it's no per chance, that Steven Spielberg, when he decided to make a film to, to refute the revisionists, deliberately avoided making a film that centered on Auschwitz, but picked Schindler's List, which was about like another camp in a totally different part of the, of the, of the Third Reich, because they know that the battleship Auschwitz is sinking, it's leaking, it's going down. That document, the two thousand one hundred eighty-eight tons coke, gives us a figure of about seventy thousand cadavers that could have been burned. And oddly enough, we've got the same kind of figures coming from other sources. We know how many crematorium furnaces were operating on that site. It's a grisly, doesn't like thinking about it, but it does nail it down very precisely. We can actually see on the air photographs which buildings were the crematorium. You can see the chimney sticking up. And again, we come to the conclusion that During the war years, the various crematorium buildings on the Auschwitz site could have cremated about seventy thousand, all told, if they worked fine and if they had no interruptions through air raids and the rest. So you get to the same figure, and the third figure by way of comparison, very interesting is that about three or four years ago, the Russians released to the West German government the death books of Auschwitz. Very embarrassing, there were forty-six volumes of death certificates of everyone who had died in the Auschwitz site, forty-six volumes containing sixty-six thousand death certificates. Very, I mean, it's extraordinary how closely these figures panned: the coke consumption, the crematorium production capacity, and the death certificates. All come to a figure of about sixty-six thousand, and if you're an engineer or if you're a scientist, you will allow me, I think, probably to round it up to around a hundred thousand, and say that that's the order of magnitude for which we have evidence of deaths in Auschwitz during all the years of the Second World War. A hundred thousand people murdered by the Nazis is still a crime, some will say, and I reply straight away, if it was a hundred thousand, or even if it was one, it would be a crime. We're not disputing that point. We're looking at orders of magnitude there so that we can compare one crime against another crime.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:16 PM

@reality_revolt_ - Dimitri Revolt

How many 7s and 4s does it take before coincidence starts looking like a code? And even if you don’t believe in the numbers, they’re saying it openly: the world is being reshaped for a New Order. Watch my Series https://realityrevolt.com https://t.co/bsCPCNdr5n

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A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia, with the first death toll announced as 47. The transcript states that this is “exactly 47 days after the earthquakes in Venezuela,” referencing the date 24 June. It adds that 24 June is “the day of the anniversary of modern Freemasonry.” It further claims that 47 is “the tool of the builders.” The transcript also says that “a few days before the earthquake,” Donald Trump promised 740 million pounds to Colombia. It states that Trump is the 47th president of the United States and that, in gematria, “Trump equals 47.” It then claims that “the CIA is created” and connects this to the number 47. The transcript then describes remarks made at the “World Energy Summit” at “Columbia University,” saying that Donald Trump “already talks about deep transformation thanks to instability.” It reports that the discussion “even” refers to “the forty-seven years of the Islamic Republic of Iran.” It also claims that they treat energy “as a weapon.” In addition, it states that “in geometry, energy and weapon are equal to sixty-fourteen,” which is written as “soixante-quatorze” (74). The transcript emphasizes a “mirror” connection between “forty-seven” and “seventy-four,” describing it as a mirrored 47–74 relationship. It further claims that the speakers “use even the words ‘new order.’” At this point, the transcript concludes that “the boundary between conspiracy theory and official discourse becomes frankly difficult to distinguish,” describing how the numerical and linguistic connections—47 deaths, 47 days after Venezuela, the association with modern Freemasonry on 24 June, Trump’s 47th presidency and gematria, the reported promise of 740 million pounds, the claimed references to 47 years of Iran, the framing of energy as a weapon, the asserted geometry mapping of energy and weapon to 74, and the use of “new order”—are presented alongside the official-level discussion.
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séisme de magnitude 7, 4 en colombie premier bilan annoncé 47 morts exactement 47 jours après les séismes au venezuela le 24 juin qui est le jour d'anniversaire de la franc-maçonnerie moderne et 47 c'est l'outil des bâtisseurs quelques jours avant le séisme trump promet 740 millions de livres à la colombie trump est le 47e président des états-unis et en gematrie trump égale 47 la cia est créée et cette année au sommet mondial de l'énergie de l'université Columbia, il parle déjà de transformation profonde grâce à l'instabilité. Ils évoquent même les quarante-sept années de la République islamique d'Iran. Ils parlent d'énergie comme d'une arme. En géométrie, énergie et arme sont égales à soixante-quatorze. Encore ce miroir quarante-sept soixante-quatorze. Ils utilisent même les mots nouvel ordre. Donc à ce stade, la frontière entre théorie du complot et discours officiel devient franchement difficile à distinguer.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:15 PM

@thedreydossier - Drey

Funny how every legal threat to the ballroom suddenly becomes a threat to Trump’s life. Meanwhile the real threat may be what’s being automated underneath it. https://t.co/zsKJI6miQe

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Trump’s ballroom project was shot down in court on Friday, with the D.C. Circuit ruling construction could not continue without authorization from Congress. The judges stated the president is a temporary tenant of the White House, not the owner, so whether anything is built is up to Congress, not the president. The above-ground construction was halted, while below-grade construction could continue. The transcript traces a sequence of “ballroom lawsuits” beginning with Trump’s July 2025 announcement of a $200,000,000 ballroom funded by donors rather than taxpayers. The National Trust sued on December 12, asking Judge Richard Leon to freeze construction as an emergency and alleging that underground work could eventually determine what is built above. Three days later, the administration submitted classified declarations to Leon about what was going on underneath. Leon questioned Trump’s lawyers directly, asking whether continuing to dig would later be used to argue the ballroom must be built because of the underground work already underway. Trump’s team said the underground and above-ground projects were separate, with separate funding, and that the design was reversible and still changing. Leon allowed the digging to continue on the condition that if the underground work dictated what went above, the entire plan would have to stop, reverse, and comply with that notice. On February 26, Leon ruled for Trump on a technicality because the Trust sued under the wrong law. Leon then indicated the key question was whether the president had authority in the first place to demolish the East Wing and build a 90,000 square foot ballroom without Congress’s permission. The case was refined and refiled March 2, and Trump lost nine days later because no letter of law in the courtroom supported presidential authority to do so without congressional approval. The transcript emphasizes that private funding does not remove Congress’s role in approving what is built. After this, Trump shifted messaging, describing the ballroom as a “shed” for military infrastructure beneath it. The transcript claims that on the evening of the White House Correspondents Dinner, after a gunman incident, MAGA supporters and Trump promoted the idea that the ballroom was a necessity. The next day, the Justice Department reportedly suggested the dinner could be held in the ballroom once built. Two days later, Lindsey Graham proposed a bill to cover $400,000,000 for the ballroom and the military installation underneath, which Congress rejected. Leon then criticized the approach as going beyond what was agreed, stating national security is not a blank check. By May, with construction delayed and options running out, Trump held a site visit for reporters and described how the ballroom integrates systems such as air conditioning, heating, drone capacity, and shielding, asserting that the features were “knit in.” The transcript claims this conflicted with the assurances made earlier to Leon that the above-ground and below-ground elements were separate. The transcript further alleges that architect Shalom Bouranes’s submitted drawings show ceiling heights and a remaining gap between the ballroom’s top and the building’s roof, with the top-level schematics shown as darkly grayed out or labeled as a penthouse. The transcript argues this could indicate the ballroom functions as a cooling tower component for an underground automated government/data-processing system, with cooling and heat-exhaust equipment placed on the roof. It then returns to Friday’s ruling: Leon’s final decision affirmed that Congress must approve the below-ballroom infrastructure and that the roof might be designed for purposes beyond drones, potentially shielding an automated government from what it is intended to replace.
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Speaker 0: Trump's ballroom got shot down in court on Friday, and he is pissed. Ho ho ho Is he pissed? The DC circuit ruled that construction could not continue without the authorization from congress, and the judges all put it pretty plainly. They said that the president is a temporary tenant of the White House, not the owner. Therefore, whether anything gets built is up to congress, and congress has the decision, not the president. But what I don't understand is why he's in such a hurry, why he's so mad about this, because the ruling was that the above ground construction could not continue, but the below ground, the below grade construction, that could continue. That was fine. And he's been saying this whole time that the ballroom is but a shed for all the military stuff that's underneath. And if the military stuff is allowed to continue underneath, then what's the hurry? Well, let's go through the evolution of these ballroom lawsuits, these freaking ballroom lawsuits, because each one is wilder than the last, and it reveals a piece of information that when you look at it sequentially, well, it kinda makes sense. So in July 2025, Trump announces this $200,000,000 ballroom that he wants to build, and it's all gonna be paid for by donors, alright, not the taxpayer. And that seems to be the whole strategy where this whole thing started because if taxpayers aren't paying, then that means congress has nothing to appropriate. And with no appropriation, that means congress doesn't need to vote on anything, and that means congress can mind its own business. But the way I interpret that is that whatever you're building must be very consequential to either our freedoms or to congress's authority or likely both. And I said as much in my theory, which I published on November 8, stating that I believe A lot of these tech pros have been talking about automating And if you want to automate federal operations or create a single digital platform for the government, then that means you need a supremely secure physical home for that system. And by placing it directly under the White House, you eliminate latency problems and you ensure that the president of The United States has direct physical control over the system's core. Because remember, it's about centralizing control. So the first lawsuit comes on December 12 when the National Trust is suing saying that the whole thing should be declared unlawful, and they ask judge Richard Leon to freeze this whole construction as an emergency in the meantime. But because lawsuits have a way of making people have to answer to a judge, three days after the trust sued, the administration was handing judge Leon classified declarations stating what was going on underneath the ballroom. The trust had a very well founded concern. They were afraid that if Trump keeps pouring concrete down there, that it could eventually dictate the size of whatever was going to go on top. And so judge Leon turned to Trump's team and asked his lawyers just that. He said, if I let you keep digging, are you gonna come back later and tell me that this particular ballroom has to be built because of the underground work that's already been locked in? He said, what? Us? No. Oh, god. No. We would never they're two separate projects, two separate fundings. Like, don't worry about it. The design is reversible. In fact, it's still changing. Nothing is gonna be locked in. And judge Leon said, alright. You can keep digging. But if I find out that what you're building under there is dictating what's going up there, you have to stop the whole thing, reverse it, you're done. You're on notice. And so that was the deal. Okay? Remember that. And then on February 26, judge Leon had reviewed the entire case that the trust had brought to them, and Trump wins the case. But it's on a technicality. K? It's because the trust apparently had sued under the wrong law. So judge Leon handed their lawyers a better argument. He said forget about whether or not the administration had followed the right process before knocking down the East Wing. Ask instead whether or not the president has any authority to do any of this in the first place. And so they scuttle away and refine, and they refile it March 2. And then nine days later, Trump loses the lawsuit. Because to judge Richard's point, nobody in that courtroom could point to any letter of the law that would let a president demolish the East Wing and build a 90,000 square foot ballroom without congress's permission. Because private money means that congress doesn't have to pay, but private money doesn't mean that congress doesn't get to say yes. And so the whole premise for having this privately funded was just eviscerated, which is when we see him eighteen days later on Air Force one deciding to throw out the whole razzle dazzle. He whips out the old poster board with these giant AI renderings of the ballroom on them, and he starts talking about how this is not just any ballroom. It's a shed for the military installation that's gonna be built underneath. Because now he's got a woo congress, and so he's selling it. Right? He's going, this this is the safest building there ever was because, you know, a judge blocking a ballroom is embarrassing, but a military installation? Now this is a national security emergency, all of it. And congress isn't biting. Right? Even the Republicans can see that there's no law that actually let him do this. And so while Trump's lawyers are appealing judge Richard's ruling to a higher court, the DC circuit court, he decides it's time to amp up the theater. He's gotta pull out the Teddy Roosevelt classic, the old electoral winning move. He's gotta dodge a bullet. It's the evening of the White House Correspondents Dinner, and Trump is having a glorious time with all of his enemies when suddenly a gunman rushes towards the door with the gun to, you know. Right before he reaches the doors, he is tackled to the ground and everybody scatters. Within, oh, I don't know, twenty minutes, every MAGA mouthpiece is on x saying that the ballroom's a necessity. Trump even finds it within himself to go on to Fox News and start proclaiming that this is what we all really need. Oh, and get this, the next day, the Justice Department writes the trust's own lawyer suggesting that the dinner could just be held in the ballroom once it's built. And two days after that, Lindsey Graham is proposing a bill on the floor for $400,000,000 to cover the ballroom and the military installation underneath, all of which congress rejects. And judge Leon starts getting pissed and says, this is not what we talked about. National security is not a blank check to be doing all this tomfoolery. Okay? You don't get to build whatever you want. Come May, Trump is out of options. They are now a month behind on beginning construction on the ballroom. He's panicking, and so he plays the hail Mary card. He pulls all of the reporters over to the construction site, buys them breakfast too, by the way. And he's walking them through explaining how this whole building works, how it's going to be constructed. Speaker 1: Again, the ballroom, it's necessary. It's the ballroom to be built with Speaker 0: what you see up here. It's all knit in. The air conditioning, the heating, Speaker 1: the drone capacity, the shield. Speaker 0: And there it is. The exact thing that his lawyers swore to judge Leon was not happening is happening. The bottom depends on the top, and it's all knitted together. Meanwhile, the whole reason they were allowed to keep digging was because those two things they said were separate. Nay, they put on the record, swore swore we're separate. And so, obviously, they're not separate, and he must really need to get this ballroom built in order to get anything running down there. And so I listened back to that video of him walking the reporters through the construction, and that's when I noticed something. Speaker 1: All of these columns, they go directly right to the roof of the building. And, again, we call it a drone port. It's set up for unlimited numbers of drones. Purposely, we don't have any air conditioning equipment up there because we don't want anything coming down through the pipes if anybody gets normally, you'd a lot of air conditioning equipment on the roof. We built it all inside, the building, inside the case of the building. Speaker 0: Flat roof, you say? Inside the building, you say? So I went back to the drawings that Shalom Bouranes, the architect, submitted, and the numbers were a bit strange. The 1st Floor starts eight feet above the ground and has about 16 foot ceilings. And the 2nd Floor, which is where the ballroom is, has 40 foot ceilings. And when you add those together, that comes out to 64 feet, but the building is 72 feet tall. So there's about eight and a half or nine feet left between the top of the ballroom and the roof. And that's across an acre of floor space, by the way. And the drawings don't say what's going up there. Right? It's darkly grayed out. And there are some instances where it looks like the floor drops into a deeper space. I mean, they call it the penthouse, or at least that's what the schematics are calling it. That's when I thought, what if the ballroom is the cooling tower for the automated government? I mean, think about it. High density computing generates an enormous amount of heat. Right? And if there's going to be so much data processing down there, you can't dump that into the soil or bedrock. That'll just insulate it, so it has to be carried out to the outside air. Evaporative cooling is one way to do it, but that requires those giant evaporative water towers and plumes of water vapor coming out, and it requires just constant water supplies, which is why companies such as Oracle are pursuing something called closed loop direct to chip cooling. The coolant circulates through this sealed system much like a car radiator does to cool itself down. So it absorbs heat through water, and then it transfers it through these heat exchangers and returns the water cooled, all without evaporation. But the heat still has to go somewhere, which is where these dry coolers, fans, and chillers come into play. And so if the data center underground is in a dense historic city, where is all of that ugly equipment going to go? Oh, I know. On the roof of the building that you put above it. I made a diagram. When the computing gets hot, it cools off with water. The water then gets put through this little transformer that then sends it to the pipes that go up through the walls or pillars of the building and then get exchanged through the heat exhaust at the top, which then carries the cool water all the way back down and into the same system in that closed loop cooling. And if part of that facility underground is ready like Trump says it is and they need to start running some of that compute, well, then they can't do that until they have a way to cool it from above. Which brings us back to Friday where Trump lost in a two to one vote affirming Leon's decision. The decision was just that congress needs to approve before he starts building. Congress would require him to write down what he's building beneath the ballroom. And if that's infrastructure for automating the government itself, well, then the roof may be designed to stop more than just drones. It may also be shielding an automated government from the government it's meant to replace.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 10:06 PM
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I’m continuing my Polymarket Follow the Money in Part 2. I claim Polymarket was set up to enable insider trading, aided by Trump Jr and this corrupt administration, then critics and would-be investigators were removed. I point to $7B in perfectly timed oil trades.

@leahfiles - theleahfiles

Polymarket set itself up to facilitate insider trading, with the help of Trump Jr and this corrupt administration. Then everyone who spoke up about it and who would investigate it were gone. Then $7B in perfectly timed oil trades happened. Part 2 of my Polymarket Follow the Money. Deep dive is on my stack (link in bio)

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In August 2025, PolyMarket asked the federal government for permission to make its bets harder to trace, specifically to enable someone illegally making bets using insider information without being detected. Twelve days later, the fund associated with Donald Trump Jr. (identified as “seventeen eighty nine”) invested heavily in Polymarket, and Trump Jr. joined their board. Three weeks after PolyMarket purchased a license to operate in America, it went to regulators to remove a restriction and allow bets to run through licensed brokers instead of direct connections. The transcript explains that direct Polymarket betting links a bettor’s crypto wallet on a public blockchain to their identity, while routing through a broker adds a layer between the company and bettors’ information, which the speaker says could help insider trading avoid detection and also increases customers. In spring 2025, the transcript claims “seven billion dollars in perfectly timed bets” appeared around the Iran War, and no one has been named. It ties these events to the Chicago office that investigates futures markets where the bets “ran through.” The transcript states that officials who raised questions about PolyMarket’s anti-fraud protections during an approval process were later removed, and that enforcement capacity in Chicago was reduced. During the government shutdown period in November 2025, regulators were called back to focus on PolyMarket’s request. At a meeting, two officials raised concerns: one was the acting head of market oversight and the other was deputy director for compliance, a career government employee. The transcript says a senior counsel to the acting chair sat in, described as a departure from normal practice, and that on November 24, the request was approved. The transcript states that the same week officials who spoke up were put on leave without being told what they did wrong. It further says the senior counsel later became general counsel of a crypto exchange in March, and the acting chair left for a crypto company as well. The transcript claims that after twenty attorneys in Chicago “walked out,” leaving “zero” enforcement lawyers (except one person who later left), the first wave of suspicious bets was made. It lists specific timing examples: on March 23, 2025, $2.2 billion in crude oil was sold within two minutes, fifteen minutes before Trump announced delaying Iran strikes; on April 7, $2.1 billion was sold one minute before Trump announced a ceasefire; and on April 21, $830 million was made within fifteen minutes of Trump extending the ceasefire. The transcript argues that crypto tracing is possible because blockchain transactions are public and can be linked back to initial deposits at exchanges required to maintain user ID information subject to subpoenas. It concludes that the lack of arrests for “billions of dollars of trades” indicates outcomes related to enforcement and investigation, and it says Polymarket received “the A OK” to enable these trades.
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PolyMarket is one of the shadiest companies to exist. I did a Follow the Money on them, and it became a month long deep dive because of just how much I found. This is part two of my Follow the Money on PolyMarket. If you haven't seen part one, go check it out. I created a play-playlist so that you guys could see it pretty easily. Let's get into it. In August of 2025, PolyMarket asked the federal government for permission to make its bets harder to trace, meaning they could enable someone illegally making bets using insider information, and they It without being detected. That's what they asked the federal government for. Twelve days after they asked that, the fund, I think it's seventeen eighty nine, owned by Donald Trump junior, they invested in Polymarket heavily, and Trump junior joined their board. Within three months, two of the officials who had raised their hand about this were gone. In this spring, seven billion dollars in perfectly timed bets showed up around the Iran War and nobody has been named. So I want to walk you through this, because this is crazy. I made a graphic for us so you can follow along. August 14th, 2025, three weeks after Polymarket secures/purchases this license, which we'll get into in the next video, 'cause that's insane in itself, I'm just trying to pull some more strings on this actual company. Anyway, three weeks after it purchased its license to operate in America, 'cause that's what it did, it goes to the regulators and says, "Oh, hey, can we get this, can we It wants bets to be able to run through licensed brokers instead of direct. That's the restriction that it asked it to remove. That sounds boring, but it's not boring. When you bet on Polymarket, your crypto wallet is on a public blockchain and your name is associated with that crypto wallet, and Polymarket could have it. Run that same bet through a broker, and there's a layer between the company and your information, and that's what they want. It gives them more customers, sure, and that's the reason that they're saying they're using it, but what it really does is allow people who are doing insider trading to do it and not be detected. Twelve days after that request, Trump Jr. invests in Polymarket, and he becomes part of the advisory board for Polymarket. In November 2025, we all remember, the government was in shutdown. That's how I started this channel. That is when I started this channel. We're in the middle of a shutdown, and they called the regulators, the officials Back into the office to work this specific request. And at that meeting, two officials raised their hand and asked about PolyMarkets' anti-fraud protections because they had found weaknesses in them, and they wanted to know how strong they were. One of those officials was the acting head of market oversight, and the other was deputy director for compliance who had held that job for ten years. These aren't political appointees, they are career government civilians whose sole job is to ask. These questions that they asked before a market gets approval, and according to the New York Times, a senior counsel to the acting chair of this agency at the time of the examination sat in on it, which was a departure from any of the normal practices they ever had for something like this. And then on November twenty-fourth, that request is approved. Go forth and insider trade away, we wouldn't expect anything less from this administration, right? The same week that this is approved, those officials who spoke up in that meeting were put on leave. None of them were told what they had done wrong, by the way. And the senior counsel who sat in on that meeting, well, they became the general counsel of the crypto exchange just a few months later in March. And the acting chair left for a crypto company as well. I'm just saying the timing is really weird. And I want you to keep this in mind because springtime's coming where we're gonna talk about the seven billion dollars in, in insider trades that were made, and that's why this is important. The Chicago office is the office that investigates futures markets where this seven billion dollars ran through. So the people who bet on this oil, the decisions of the Iran War, they would be the ones who would investigate insider trading. Well, they had twenty attorneys, they looked into- Things like this. You wanna know how many they have now? Zero. They have nobody left. The Trump administration got rid of all of them except one, and that one person left. And on their way out, they said, "If I were gonna do something right now, I would start a crypto scam because there's nobody here to figure out what you're doing wrong." I'm not telling you to do that though, so don't come for me. Sixteen days after the lawyers in Chicago all walked out, so they didn't have anybody enforcing this, that's when the first wave of these suspicious bets were made. Then it kept going. march twenty third, two point two billion dollars of crude oil was sold within two minutes, fifteen minutes before Trump announced that he was delaying the strikes on Iran. april seventh, two point one billion dollars, one minute. One minute before he announces the ceasefire. April 21st, $830 million was made within fifteen minutes of Trump extending the ceasefire. Reporting puts this whole thing about seven billion dollars of perfectly timed trades. Nobody's gonna get in trouble because nobody's there to investigate it. And they gave Polymarket the "A OK" to allow this. See why the timing of this is so weird? They could find these people, though. Crypto is traceable. Tracing a crypto wallet is four steps. Every trade in a crypto transaction is already public. You can go on the blockchain right now and trace them. If you follow the money back to the first deposit, it typically comes from an exchange, like a Coinbase. That exchange is required by law to hold your ID, your government name, everything about you. And if somebody with a subpoena asks for it, well, they have to give it to them. So you can trace crypto, it's actually pretty easy. So the fact that nobody has been arrested for these billions of dollars of trades, that should tell you everything you need to know about who was involved. Because they could easily find it. I don't care if they're zero lawyers, that's a lot of money, and they just want us to forget about it. Our own government might be insider trading billions of dollars on the war, and our tax dollars are getting- my write-ups, if you wanna read ahead, are on Substack. Please go over there and check them out. Part three will come tomorrow. Stay tuned.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 9:23 PM
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I was told to get my affairs in order after being diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer—8 months ago. Today, I’m still here. Here’s what I’ve been using: Ivermectin 2 mL, Mebendazole 1,050 mg, DMSO 1/2 tsp, C60 1 tsp (3 on/1 off), turmeric 1,600 mg, resveratrol 800 mg.

@_Ivermectincure - Ivermectin Shop | Ivermectincure |

Stage 4 lung cancer. I was told to get my affairs in order. That was 8 months ago. Today, I’m still here. Here’s exactly what I’ve been using 👇 • Ivermectin – 2 mL • Mebendazole – 1,050 mg • DMSO – ½ tsp • C60 – 1 tsp (3 weeks on, 1 week off) • Turmeric – 1,600 mg • Resveratrol – 800 mg

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 7:57 PM

@sippicup2 - Sippi Cup

Apparently, Benoit Town Hall closes at 1:30PM… gonna see what I can do to try and get some answers https://t.co/21VBLVgQuf

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 7:39 PM

@IntegrativeKit - Integrative Health Protocol

🚨 She tried an ivermectin parasite cleanse and documented every step. Along with her husband, she followed a routine that included: 💊 Weight based ivermectin 💧 Plenty of water 🌿 Activated charcoal at night 🥗 A sugar free, whole food diet https://t.co/Okkq5StweD

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The speaker describes their family’s ivermectin routine as “just their experience” and not medical advice, stating they used ivermectin alone and did not take mebendazole or fenbendazole. They say their son has cancer and they used ivermectin for “maintenance.” They obtained ivermectin “horse paste” from Amazon and took it once a day in the morning before eating, on an empty stomach. They used the gel form, with dosage calculated by “every one of these little clicks is 50 pounds.” The speaker reports weighing 153 pounds and therefore taking three clicks, then pushing the applicator so the gel came out of the top. They put the gel on their hand, ate it, and drank water afterward, noting they took the apple flavor and that it did not taste bad to them. At night before bed, they also took a binder of activated charcoal. They took milk thistle to support their liver. They emphasized drinking “a ton of water,” explaining that they believed ivermectin causes die-off symptoms (flu-like symptoms, headaches, irritability, and joint pain) because parasites release substances in the body. They described activated charcoal as grabbing onto those substances, and drinking water as flushing them out. They also focused on diet during the regimen, aiming to eat whole foods, avoid processed food, and avoid sugar, stating that parasites feed off sugar. They report doing the regimen in cycles: five days on, five days off, five days on, and continuing this pattern “for a couple of months.”
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Okay, let's talk about my ivermectin experience. This isn't medical advice whatsoever, this is me and my husband's experience with this. So we did just ivermectin, we didn't do membenzole, fenbenzole. This isn't a cancer protocol, we truly just did it for maintenance. Our son is the one that has cancer. So we just got the horse paste off of Amazon, and we took this once a day in the morning before we had anything on our belly. We did it on an empty stomach. And we got the gel, so the gel is what this looks like. And what we did for our dosage is we did for every one of these little clicks is 50 pounds. So you just turn it and like that's how you do it. And I weigh 153, so I did three clicks. So you just put it to three clicks and then you push this down. The medicine will come out of the top like that. I don't want all this to come out, but it comes out of the top. I would put it on my hand, eat it. I wouldn't really taste it, I would just drink water straight after that. And it doesn't taste bad, in my opinion. We did get the apple flavor. So we did that on an empty stomach, and then we took a binder of activated charcoal on, at night before we went to bed. We also took milk thistle to help with our liver I don't have any complaints. We made sure to drink a ton of water because when you're doing ivermectin, you're essentially detoxing your body and you can get die-off symptoms, flu-like symptoms, headaches, irritability, joint pain, all of that. Basically, the parasites are releasing this stuff in your body because they don't want to die, but they're going to die, and so it makes you feel really crappy so that you stop. So by taking the binder, all that's gonna grab onto it, and then you want to drink a lot of water Water to flush it out of your body, so we drank a ton of water. We made sure to eat a lot of whole foods. You want to stay away from processed food, so we tried to eat as much whole foods as possible. Along with, we tried to stay away from sugar because parasites feed off sugar, and so we didn't eat sugar for five days. We did five days on, five days off, five days on, and that's done for a couple of months.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 5:42 PM

@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee

Newly-retired Liberal MP Shaun Chen, eating noodles with Chinese Communist Party Central Propaganda Department broadcasters in March of 2026. He claimed he was unable to fulfill his travel requirements as a parliamentarian. https://t.co/LMPVFOiNHj

@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee

Was the trip to China better for Shaun Chen and company better in March or July, I wonder? I always wondered about the weather during the seasons. I can’t ever go there myself now, of course. @csiscanada @rcmpgrcpolice @FBI https://t.co/dBBoQcwHXo

@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee

@MarkJCarney He said he couldn’t travel for work, so he resigned. Liberal Shaun Chen looked fine in this post from two weeks ago, in China. On an “official” trade delegation. We didn’t have a delegation. This is not a very good look. It’s a bad one, actually. He was with Consul General

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 5:27 PM
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I’m repeating claims that Bill Ackman says he and his wife had seven miscarriages after Covid, blaming the Covid shot. He and others accuse Dr. Fauci and related officials of hiding side effects. A Senate health panel reportedly calls for a special counsel to hold Fauci accountable for purposely concealing harms to pregnant women.

@TheSCIF - The SCIF

DR. FAUCI is COOKED! Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman and his wife had 7 miscarriages because of the Covid shot. Fauci and everyone else involved must be held accountable. Senate health and education committee calls for a special counsel against Dr. Fauci for purposely hiding Covid side effects causing miscarriages against pregnant women. "Neri (and I) had 7 miscarriages trying to have a second child during Covid, and then the time frame ran out. WTF was he thinking?" - Bill Ackman

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GMP Senator Roger Marshall, a retired obstetrician on the Senate Health and Education Committee, said he was “devastated” by hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman’s account that “Neri and I had seven miscarriages trying to have a second child during COVID, and then time ran out,” adding, “Oh my God.” Marshall said he “can’t think of a bigger story that has ever come out of Washington,” and addressed public frustration that it may be hard to find Dr. Fauci or others accountable. Marshall said he hopes accountability will happen and that is why he is calling for a special counsel. He said the special counsel has subpoena power, can conduct an independent investigation, and can prosecute. He contrasted this with what Congress can do, saying Congress can only expose the truth, which is hard when “a guy takes the Fifth a hundred and eleven times.” He also mentioned that a “full nine-o-nine-eleven style commission” could work as well. Marshall indicated the next step would be driven by whether an independent counsel goes forward with the investigation.
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So hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman devastated reacting, quote, "Neri and I had seven miscarriages trying to have a second child during COVID, and then time ran out." What was he thinking? Oh my God. GMP Senator Roger Marshall is a retired obstetrician who sits on the Senate Health and Education Committee, and he joins us now. you know, Senator, I can't think of a bigger story that has ever come out of Washington. but I think there are a lot of people who have a frustration that it's gonna be very hard to find Fauci or anybody else accountable for this. will anyone be held accountable for this? We, well, I sure hope so, and that's why we're calling for a special counsel. And my wife told me I need to remind people what the special counsel can do. Well, they have subpoena power, they can have an independent investigation, and then they can prosecute as well. All Congress can do is expose the truth or try to expose the truth, which is hard to do when a guy takes the Fifth a hundred and eleven times. a, a full nine-o-nine-eleven style commission would also be something that could work as well, but really it's gonna be up to the Does he want an independent counsel to go forward with this?
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 3:50 PM
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I noted Moderna’s latest mRNA flu trial reported 29 sudden or unexpected deaths in the mRNA group (0 autopsies) versus 12 in the alternative group. If designed to show sudden deaths, it would be framed as a statistically significant ~142% increased risk (about 1 excess per 2,116).

@ClareCraigPath - Dr Clare Craig

Moderna's latest mRNA flu 💉had 29 sudden or unexpected deaths in mRNA group (0 autopsies) vs 12 in alt 💉group. If trial was set up to show sudden deaths⏫it would be presented as statistically significant with a 142% increase in risk & ~ excess of 1 per 2116 people. FDA: https://t.co/5QBKUQorb4

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 3:04 PM
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I give my chihuahua Nutripet (troy) in a finger-pad size. For fleas, I forgot to mention I make a spray with fresh thyme, one lemon (squeezed), sliced lemon, 125 ml water, 1 tbsp baking soda, and 50 ml apple cider vinegar—heat low till hot, cool, then strain and bottle. I spray after baths, before bush walks, and on her bed. I use Guardian animal soap.

@Rinni_369 - Rinni

I give her Nutripet (troy) just a finger pad size, she's a chihuahua. For flea treatment - I forgot to mention 🤦 I add fresh Thyme, one lemon squeezed and then added sliced, 125 ml water, one table spoon baking soda, 50ml apple cider vinegar. Place in pot, low heat till its hot, let cool, then strain a few times and place in a spray pump bottle. Smell great and it works. Some people add garlic as well. I spray her after a bath, before bush walks and her bed. I wash her with Guardian animal soap. 🐶🙂

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 2:33 PM

@NicHulscher - Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

The USDA approved experimental self-amplifying RNA injections for our dogs & cats: Merck’s Nobivac NXT Pet owners have NO IDEA their veterinarian is injecting their pets with lethal saRNA shots for rabies, flu, AND FeLV. This needs to be STOPPED. https://t.co/b7PJ8s2PVA

Video Transcript AI Summary
The main concern raised is that self-amplifying mRNA injections are being rolled out for pets that are already part of earlier vaccine releases. The speaker says that last year the self-amplifying mRNA vaccines were introduced and that this rollout is now being applied to dogs and cats. The transcript specifies that the self-amplifying mRNA vaccines are for flu, rabies, and feline leukemia virus. The speaker states that these injections are actively being given to dogs. They also claim that veterinarians will not tell owners that the products are self-amplifying, and they advise pet owners to pay attention to what is being administered. The speaker identifies the product as Nobivac NXT, developed by Merck, and emphasizes that it is self-amplifying. The instruction given is that if a person goes to the vet, they should make sure their pets are not getting “Novavax, Nxt,” and should not receive Nobivac NXT. The transcript then describes the speaker’s stated fears about what the injections could do after administration. The speaker claims that the pets would become “self-amplifying RNA particle factories.” They further state that this could “probably shed onto the human owners,” and that the material could “recombine with wild viruses.” The speaker adds that such recombination could lead to “chimeric mutant viruses” and says that people “don’t know what those can do.” Overall, the transcript presents this situation as very serious, centers on the self-amplifying nature of Nobivac NXT, and urges pet owners to confirm what vaccine formulation is being used when visiting a veterinarian, specifically to ensure pets do not receive Nobivac NXT (described as self-amplifying mRNA).
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What I'm most concerned about is that now they're rolling out the self-amplifying mRNA injections for the dogs and cats they already have rolled it out last year. It's for flu, rabies, and feline leukemia virus. And so these are actively being injected in the dogs. The vets, they won't even tell you that these are self-amplifying. It's called Nobivac NXT, developed by Merck. So if you go to the vet, make sure Sure, they're not getting Novavax, Nxt, they will become self-amplifying RNA particle factories, and this can probably shed onto the human owners, and it can recombine with wild viruses and cause chimeric mutant viruses that we don't know what those can do. So be careful, that's a, it's a very serious situation.
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 2:24 PM

@RealDrJaneRuby - DR JANE RUBY™️

The recent approval of mRNA 1010, Moderna’s supposed seasonal flu shot IS NOT A VACCINE The package insert itself says it is GENE MODIFYING with NO WAY TO TURN IT OFF https://t.co/RpPSLXbXcu

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 2:00 PM

@liz_churchill10 - Liz Churchill

THEY KNEW. We MUST have Public Trials for these Monsters… Pfizer’s own data: 1000%+ spikes in cancer, miscarriage and heart damage…as Fauci and Gates REPEATEDLY STATED it was ‘Safe and Effective’… https://t.co/7zZsydETJF

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 1:28 PM
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I’m watching resurfaced footage where Ugandan mayor Mamdani openly admits the playbook: manipulate white leftists, position as “validators,” tell them to trust you, then take power. Minorities vote identity; whites vote ideology. This is on tape. Wake up—Islamists aren’t hiding it anymore.

@ACTBrigitte - Brigitte Gabriel

🚨Resurfaced footage: Ugandan mayor Mamdani openly admits the playbook. Manipulate white leftists. Position yourselves as the “validators.” Tell them to trust you. Then take power. Minorities vote identity. Whites vote ideology. They know it. They use it. This is not theory. This is the strategy on tape. Third-world political operators exploiting progressive guilt to seize control of American cities. Wake up. Islamists aren't hiding it anymore!!

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The speaker says minority communities, having “never had representation,” are “tied much more to identity,” while white communities, which have had representation “forever,” are “a little less identity and a little more ideology.” They explain that many voters in their community think of themselves first as progressive voters, so outreach focuses on speaking about their “progressive platform.” The speaker adds that outreach requires “someone in the middle” to serve as a “validator,” someone who helps voters “trust” and “believe in” the speaker’s side, referencing “Tiffany, Caban, and Cynthia Nixon” as examples.
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I think that with the, the interesting thing about our communities here is I think that minority communities, because we have never had representation, we are tied much more to identity. White communities, they've had representation forever, and so for them, their tie is a little less identity and a little more ideology. And so what I mean by that is we have a lot of voters here who think of themselves first as progressive voters, and so we reach out to them speaking about our platform, our progressive platform. And you're very right that you need someone in the middle to be a validator, someone to tell them to trust us, believe in us. We've had that with Tiffany, Caban, and, and Cynthia Nixon And
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 1:22 PM
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I’m seeing reports that New York City is losing control of public spaces to coordinated groups of juveniles. These “teen takeovers” aren’t random fights; they storm into restaurants and businesses, start violence, and face almost no consequences. In NYC, multiple McDonald’s have added private security and banned unaccompanied teens. What happened over the weekend is becoming routine.

@iAnonPatriot - American AF 🇺🇸

New York City is LOSING control of its public spaces to organized groups of juveniles. These “teen takeovers” are no longer random fights — they’re coordinated groups that storm into restaurants and businesses, start violence, and leave with almost no consequences. The problem has gotten bad enough that multiple McDonald’s across the city have been forced to hire private security and ban unaccompanied teens from entering. What happened at this McDonald’s in NYC over the weekend is becoming routine.

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 1:16 PM

@BrianRoemmele - Brian Roemmele

I took a lot of crap from folks in AI that I did not know what I was talking about. They got it wrong again. ANTHROPIC TEXT OUTPUT IS WATERMARKED AND TRACKED TO YOU. I told you months ago and showed you how they did it. Now they admit it. https://t.co/VvsDH2uXIU

@BrianRoemmele - Brian Roemmele

BOOM! YOU KNEW FIRST! REMEMBER on July 4th I was the first to tell you about watermarking tracking of TEXT outputs by AI companies? Guess what? Anthropic had to admit it! I quote: “How Claude marks Al-generated content Anthropic has signed the EU Al Act's Article 50(2) Code of Practice on Transparency of Al-Generated Content, as a provider of both generative Al models and generative Al systems. This article describes how we're planning to put those commitments into practice, how marking works, and what its limitations are. We'll update this article and publish more detailed technical guidance as it becomes available.” Oh and there is more: “How Claude marks content Claude uses two complementary techniques to mark content generated and processed by Claude: (1) watermarks embedded in text, and (2) signed provenance metadata attached to files. 1. Embedded watermarks in text When a supported Claude model generates text, it weaves an imperceptible watermark directly into the text itself. You won't see it, and it doesn't change the meaning, quality, or readability of Claude's response. Because the watermark is part of the text, it will travel with the text when it's copied and pasted elsewhere, and may persist through some editing. Watermarking will be applied at the model level, which means it will be present no matter which Claude product or surface the text comes from. 2. Signed provenance metadata When Claude generates a supported file type, such as a svg. png, or .jpg, it will attach signed provenance metadata. This metadata follows the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) open standard, which is used across the industry to record information about content provenance. If a signed metadata label is present, it signals that a file was processed by Claude and lets you detect whether the file has been tampered with. Detecting Claude's marks We're also working to enable users and other third parties to detect Claude's embedded watermarks and provenance metadata. Detection checks whether a piece of text or a carries a supported Claude mark. If a supported mark is it indicates that the content may have been processed by Claude.” Read my article below if you have not. http://ReadMultiplex.com members knew before anyone else. I show you how this takes place and how to remove it. AND YOU SHOULD REMOVE IT. This technology will get more and more sophisticated. And you pay for it and your tokens, sometimes twice the tokens just to encode their secret little watermark.

@BrianRoemmele - Brian Roemmele

Every paragraph you generate with Al may now carry a hidden fingerprint watermarking that can track the content back to you. The article provides analysis of the risks and a robust techniques to reclaim clean output. https://readmultiplex.com/2026/07/04/hidden-in-plain-sight-how-some-ai-text-outputs-hide-fingerprinted-watermarks-to-track-you-and-how-to-defeat-it/

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 5:03 AM

@WhiteHouse - The White House

THE CAPITAL: RESTORED ⚡ Order restored. The capital reclaimed. 👑 https://t.co/9RdY7EDDw0

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 3:45 AM
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I ask where humanity’s usable energy truly comes from and answer: the Sun. Behind oceans, winds, heat and motion lies one source. I argue our future depends on intercepting, converting, and transmitting nature’s energy, not merely burning coal. I even considered a self-acting machine, wrestling with thermodynamic limits, and sought a continuous process using an “artificial sink,” to draw energy already present in the environment.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

THE PROBLEM OF INCREASING HUMAN ENERGY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE HARNESSING OF THE SUN’S ENERGY Nikola Tesla 1900 Part 1 In June of 1900, Nikola Tesla published something extraordinary. It was not originally a book. It was a long, illustrated article running from pages 175 through 211 of The Century Magazine, written by Tesla himself shortly after his experimental work at Colorado Springs. Even the magazine’s introduction to it is remarkable: Tesla’s electrical experiments were being illustrated and, according to the publication, were “now first published.” This means we are not reading somebody decades later trying to explain what Tesla supposedly believed. We are reading Tesla explaining his own ideas, experiments, failures and ambitions while he was actually pursuing them. Tesla begins with an enormous question: where does humanity’s usable energy ultimately come from, and how could mankind obtain more of it? His answer is the Sun. He looks around at oceans, rivers, rain, wind, transportation, food and human activity and argues that behind these different manifestations of energy lies essentially one great source. As Tesla puts it, “The sun is the spring that drives all.” His argument was that humanity’s future depended not merely upon discovering more fuel to burn, but upon becoming increasingly capable of intercepting, converting and transmitting energy already present in nature. That distinction matters because Tesla was writing in an industrial world dominated by coal. Steam engines, factories, railroads and electrical generating stations depended heavily upon extracting material from the Earth, transporting it somewhere and consuming it. Tesla was thinking farther ahead. He considered flowing water, wind and solar energy and tried to imagine technologies capable of exploiting natural energy flows on an enormous scale. He even discussed the possibility of obtaining power from heat naturally present in the environment. Then the article becomes much stranger. Tesla introduces a section dealing with what he explicitly calls the possibility of a “self-acting” engine or machine capable of deriving energy from the surrounding medium. This wording did not originate with a modern free-energy author. It appears in Tesla’s 1900 article. Tesla describes becoming fascinated with the idea that an inanimate machine might somehow behave, energetically speaking, almost like a living organism: obtaining usable energy continuously from its surroundings. He understood the thermodynamic obstacle. He specifically mentions the conclusions associated with Carnot and Lord Kelvin that prevented an ordinary machine from simply extracting heat indefinitely from an environment at uniform temperature. Instead of ignoring that problem, Tesla says he wrestled with it. He describes imagining a closed cylinder containing very little air, with a piston and mechanical arrangement designed to extract energy as heat entered the system from the surrounding environment. He realized that merely cooling something once would accomplish very little. The real problem was finding a process that could continuously maintain the necessary difference in energy or temperature while allowing the machine to operate. Tesla writes that he spent considerable time trying to find such a solution and eventually believed he had conceived a method involving what he called an “artificial sink” for environmental energy. His language is fascinating because this is one of the places where later writers began attaching the phrase “free energy” to Tesla. But there is an important distinction that makes the original document more interesting, not less: Tesla was NOT saying that energy could simply be created from nothing. He was searching for a way to extract energy already existing in the environment. https://openlibrary.org/works/OL27706315W/The_Problem_of_Increasing_Human_Energy?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 2:57 AM
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I recount how, after Nikola Tesla died in 1943 at Hotel New Yorker, the U.S. government seized his papers and materials under wartime security. Dr. John G. Trump led a three-day review, establishing an official line. Gaps remain: a “black notebook,” Tesla’s Edison Medal, and mismatched safe details. Postwar, the Air Technical Service Command sought particle-beam copies, fate unclear.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

The Tesla Files: Inside the Seizure, Silence, and Unfinished Legacy of Nikola Tesla’s Final Work by A. P. RoTHschilds Published November 28, 2025 This is the full accounting of what happened after Nikola Tesla died. January 7, 1943 Hotel New Yorker, Room 3327 Nikola Tesla is found dead in bed at age 86. The inventor who helped electrify the modern world dies alone, unpaid bills stacking up, his room filled with the physical residue of a lifetime of unfinished work: notebooks, correspondence, diagrams, trunks, and the last threads of wireless power transmission and directed-energy concepts he had pursued since Colorado Springs and Wardenclyffe. Within hours the machinery of the U.S. government moves. The Immediate Seizure Tesla’s nephew, Sava Kosanović Yugoslav diplomat arrives at the hotel. He later states that technical papers and a black notebook (some pages marked “Government”) appear already disturbed or missing. Whether the claim is precise or not, the federal response is absolute. The Office of Alien Property Custodian takes formal custody. On January 9, agents remove roughly two truckloads of material from the room and from storage. Existing barrels and bundles that had sat in the Manhattan Storage and Warehouse Company since the 1930s are sealed under the same orders. The official justification is wartime security. Tesla had spent his final years talking about a particle-beam weapon Teleforce, the so-called “death ray” capable of bringing down aircraft at distance. The United States is fighting a world war. The government decides that none of it walks out with a foreign diplomat. FBI interest is active. Naval Intelligence is present. The papers are not treated as private effects. They are treated as potential strategic material. The Evaluation John G. Trump The government brings in Dr. John G. Trump MIT electrical engineer, radar specialist, technical aide to the National Defense Research Committee, and uncle of the future president. Over approximately three days in late January 1943, at the Manhattan warehouse, Trump and a small team examine the materials Tesla had in his immediate possession at death. Trump’s report is clinical and final. Tesla’s later work, he is often concerned with the wireless production and transmission of power. That report becomes the official line. Abstracts of specific documents he reviewed including material related to “telegeodynamics,” high-voltage ideas, and particle-beam concepts are retained in the government files. The Gaps That Never Closed Contemporary accounts and later researchers repeatedly note that Tesla was associated with roughly 80 trunks or cases of material. When the bulk of the effects is finally released to Kosanović and shipped to Belgrade in 1951–1952, the number is usually given as around 60. No definitive side-by-side inventory has publicly closed that gap. Specific items remain unaccounted for: • The black notebook Kosanović claimed was missing or disturbed. • Tesla’s Edison Medal (awarded 1917), documented as absent from the returned effects and never recovered. • Certain keys and the exact arrangement of material inside the safe after it was opened in 1943 do not fully match later accounts. Post-War Military Interest After the war, the Air Technical Service Command at Wright Field (later Wright-Patterson Air Force Base) requested photostatic copies of Tesla’s papers related to particle-beam concepts. An effort sometimes referred to as Project Nick examined the feasibility of the ideas under Brigadier General L. C. Craigie. Details of that work were never publicly released, and the fate of those specific copies is unclear in the open record. https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla https://archive.org/details/fbi.teslapages https://archive.org/details/fbi-files-on-nikola-tesla https://archive.org/details/NikolaTeslaFBIfile https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 2:39 AM
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I describe the 1910 London conference report: the official published proceedings of the Jewish International Conference on the Suppression of the Traffic in Girls and Women, marked “PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL,” convened by the Jewish Association for the Protection of Girls and Women. I stress that migration enabled exploitation, that Jewish pimps existed, and that leaders admitted they couldn’t give exact numbers. Vice-President Arthur R. Moro said Jews carried the traffic far more than many realized.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE JEWISH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE SUPPRESSION OF THE TRAFFIC IN GIRLS AND WOMEN Part 1 Jewish Association for the Protection of Girls and Women London 1910 In April 1910, Jewish representatives gathered in London to confront something so disturbing that Jewish organizations had already spent years trying to stop it: an international traffic in girls and women operating alongside the enormous migration of people out of Eastern Europe and across Europe, Britain, and the Atlantic world. What makes this nearly forgotten book remarkable is who wrote it. This was not an antisemitic exposé written by an outsider accusing Jews of secret crimes. It was the official published report of the Jewish International Conference on the Suppression of the Traffic in Girls and Women, convened by the Jewish Association for the Protection of Girls and Women. The conference was held in London on April 5, 6 and 7, 1910. The volume is marked PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. The surviving digitization contains 272 images. It is now in the public domain. The organization behind it had roots reaching back to 1885, when the Jewish Ladies’ Society for Preventive and Rescue Work was established. By the late 1890s it had become the Jewish Association for the Protection of Girls and Women. This wasn’t simply a committee issuing statements. The organization established protective institutions, worked with vulnerable women and girls, and created a committee specifically concerned with women arriving alone at British ports. There were refuges and training institutions. Representatives attempted to intercept vulnerable migrants during one of the most dangerous periods of their journeys: when they had left their families but had not yet established themselves in their destination. That is crucial to understanding the trafficking problem. A trafficker didn’t necessarily have to physically kidnap a woman from a street. Migration itself created opportunities for exploitation. Imagine being a young woman leaving Eastern Europe in the late 1800s. You may be poor. You may speak little or none of the language spoken at your destination. You may have never traveled internationally. You may be carrying everything you own. Perhaps someone has promised you employment, domestic work, marriage, or assistance when you arrive. Then you step off a train or ship thousands of miles from your family. The person waiting for you may be the only person you know. That vulnerability could be exploited. And the Jewish organizations investigating this problem were not pretending that Jewish criminals did not exist. That is one of the most important things about this document. Jewish communal organizations were openly confronting the fact that Jewish pimps, procurers, and traffickers existed and that Jewish women could be among their victims. The conference’s leadership made an admission that needs to be remembered whenever anyone gives a precise number for this history: they could not give an exact number! The investigators said that because of the nature of the trade, they were unable to provide exact statistics. They knew women were being exploited. They knew traffickers existed. They knew the problem crossed borders. They were organizing an international conference specifically to fight it. But they could not tell the world exactly how many women and children had disappeared into the system. Arthur R. Moro, Vice-President of the Association and a man with twenty-one years of direct experience, told the conference: “From the experience I have gained during the twenty-one years I have been in the work, I am unfortunately able to say positively that the traffic is carried on by Jews and Jewesses, and to an extent which is far greater than many of you can possibly realise.” https://archive.org/details/b28076709

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I’m sharing a breaking report: the largest ivermectin cancer study in history has been published in Anticancer Research, claiming nearly half of patients saw complete remission or major tumor regression in 6 months. I’m warning that Big Pharma and the “chemo cartel” are trying to bury the truth and urging people to share and tag those fighting cancer.

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🚨 BREAKING: THE LARGEST IVERMECTIN CANCER STUDY IN HISTORY JUST DROPPED A BOMBSHELL! Nearly HALF of desperate cancer patients achieved COMPLETE REMISSION or dramatic TUMOR REGRESSION in just 6 months—while the Chemo Cartel scrambles to bury the truth! • Our groundbreaking research, now published in Anticancer Research, exposes what Big Pharma doesn’t want you to know: safe, accessible drugs delivering jaw-dropping results against the deadliest disease on Earth. • Share this NOW if you’re ready to fight back—tag everyone you know battling cancer! The revolution in treatment is HERE. 🔥 #IvermectinSavesLives #CancerBreakthrough #ExposeTheCartel

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A study was published on ivermectin and membenzol for cancer involving 200 cancer patients. The results reported that 84.4% of patients benefited in their cancer treatment. About half of the patients reportedly had cancer disappear, including cases described as “no evidence of disease,” and cases where tumors shrank, described as tumor regression. The remaining portion within the 84.4% reported 36% where tumors stabilized—meaning the cancer stopped spreading. Overall, the transcript concludes that 84.4% of the individuals benefited.
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We just published the largest real world study on the ivermectin and membenzol for cancer. We had two hundred cancer patients, we found eighty four point four percent of them benefited in their cancer treatment, so half of them actually either their cancers disappeared reportedly and went away, no evidence of disease, it's called or the tumors shrank, it's called tumor regression, and again, that was about half, and then thirty six percent the tumors Stabilized, the cancer stabilized, it stopped spreading. So eighty-four point four percent of those individuals benefited
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I read the 2004 Senate report on “Forgotten Australians.” It says over 500,000 children spent the twentieth century in institutional or out-of-home care. Evidence described beatings, sexual assault, hunger, deprivation, exploitation and family separation. It also documents medical research on institutional children, including vaccine trials from 1945–1970, and concludes there were serious repeated breaches, without a reliable national death or disability count.

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FORGOTTEN AUSTRALIANS: A REPORT ON AUSTRALIANS WHO EXPERIENCED INSTITUTIONAL OR OUT-OF-HOME CARE AS CHILDREN Australian Senate Community Affairs References Committee 2004 Part 1 Babies only months old were used in medical research. Children were injected with experimental vaccines. Some suffered vomiting, abscesses and other adverse reactions. Institutional children were used in herpes, influenza, whooping-cough and other vaccine research. Decades later, investigators discovered something almost unimaginable: some survivors could not even determine from their own childhood records whether they had been experimented on. And these children belonged to an enormous population. The Australian Senate estimated that more than 500,000 children experienced institutional or out-of-home care during the twentieth century. They lived in orphanages, children’s Homes, training schools, foster homes and even psychiatric institutions. Many were never orphans. Some had living mothers and fathers but were institutionalized because their families were poor, broken by war, divorce or domestic violence, because their mother was unmarried, or because authorities classified them as neglected, uncontrollable or “in moral danger.” Inside these institutions, the Senate received evidence describing a childhood almost impossible to imagine today: beatings, sexual assault, humiliation, hunger, emotional deprivation, inadequate medical care, forced or exploitative labor, separation of brothers and sisters and children growing up without normal affection or family life. Children were supposed to have been removed or surrendered for their protection. Instead, some became extraordinarily vulnerable precisely because there was no parent standing beside them. Then there were the medical experiments. Between 1945 and 1970, researchers associated with institutions including the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute and Commonwealth Serum Laboratories conducted medical research involving babies and children living in Victorian institutions. The Australian Senate later examined this history, and a Victorian government investigation specifically investigated how permission had been obtained for children to participate. This was not one forgotten injection. Research occurred across years and institutions. At St Joseph’s Foundling Hospital/Babies’ Home at Broadmeadows, babies were involved in herpes research. Other institutional children became subjects in influenza and whooping-cough vaccine work. In 1959–1961, 56 babies younger than twelve months in five Victorian institutions were used in trials of a new quadruple-antigen vaccination containing Salk polio vaccine. Children in institutions were attractive research populations for a terrible practical reason: researchers had large numbers of babies and children living together, under centralized control, who could be observed during epidemics and followed within the institution. Unlike a child living at home, these babies did not have a mother or father physically present to ask what was being injected into them. And Australia had been doing versions of this far longer than most people realize. The earliest documented Australian example dates to 1803. Assistant colonial surgeon John Savage was reported as “trying the effects” of smallpox vaccination on orphan children, with permission from colonial authorities. More than a century later, institutionalized children were still being used in medical research. The experiments are only one part of what happened to Australia’s forgotten children. The Senate ultimately concluded that there had been serious and repeated breaches of obligations toward children. The government investigations established experiments and identified children, institutions and research programs, but they did not produce a reliable national death or disability count attributable specifically to experimentation. https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Community_Affairs/Completed_inquiries/2004-07/inst_care/report/index

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If you poison someone and they die, you go to jail. But when Pfizer and Moderna poisoned people which caused miscarriages, myocarditis, blood clots and death…their ‘products’ were FDA approved, while governments made it mandatory…while they made billions? https://t.co/Vkj0Q1xjdP

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 12:45 AM
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I recount how “Orphan Trains” displaced 200,000–250,000 children from crowded eastern cities, especially New York, to farms and households. Many were not orphans: poverty, lost work, illness, and death shattered immigrant families. Some infants arrived at the Foundling Asylum. Others were sent west by Charles Loring Brace’s networks, often without adoption—indentures and long terms bound children to work, sometimes despite living parents.

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THE DANGEROUS CLASSES OF NEW YORK, AND TWENTY YEARS’ WORK AMONG THEM CHARLES LORING BRACE 1872 Part 1 Between 1854 and 1929, an estimated 200,000–250,000 children were relocated through America’s “placing-out” movement, remembered as the Orphan Trains. Children left crowded eastern cities, especially New York, for farms and households across America. But the name hides something heartbreaking: They were not all orphans. Many came from desperately poor immigrant families, especially Irish and German families. Some had lost both parents, but others had a mother or father alive. A father’s death, illness, injury or lost job could destroy a family. Widowed mothers tried supporting children through sewing, laundry, domestic service and factory work. Some children sold newspapers, shined shoes, begged or worked themselves. And then there were the babies. The New York Foundling Asylum, founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1869, received infants from desperate mothers, including poor and unmarried immigrant women. Pregnancy outside marriage could mean losing employment, housing and family support. Its first baby was abandoned on the doorstep. She was named Sarah H. Within its first month, 45 babies arrived. During its first year, thousands of infants reportedly passed through its doors. Beginning in 1875, the Catholic Foundling developed its own western placement program. Children could travel with identification numbers attached to their clothing, corresponding to families designated to receive them. Imagine being so young that your identity had to be pinned to your coat. Meanwhile, Charles Loring Brace, founder of the Children’s Aid Society, was operating another enormous placement network. He saw children living among New York’s tenements, streets, crime and prostitution and feared they would become what he called the “dangerous classes.” His solution was to send them away. Children boarded trains with agents. Notices could announce their arrival. Prospective families came to receive them. Boys might be wanted for farm work; girls for domestic help. Younger children might become sons and daughters. But placement did not necessarily mean adoption. Some children entered apprenticeship or indenture agreements requiring years of work. Depending on the agreement and local law, boys could be bound until age 21. Receiving families were expected to provide necessities and schooling, sometimes wages or an end-of-term payment. A ten-year-old could therefore step off a train facing another eleven years under an agreement controlling where he lived and worked. Boys milked cows, chopped wood, tended animals and worked fields. Girls cooked, scrubbed, washed clothing, sewed and cared for children. Contemporary records prove many had families waiting behind. In 1880, 16-year-old William O’Hearn was sent west although his father, an Irish carpenter with nine children, was alive. Fourteen-year-old Robert Thomson’s father had died in the Civil War, but his mother was alive, surviving by sewing and taking in washing. Some parents consented because they believed their children would receive food and opportunities they could not provide. Other children entered the system through abandonment, courts or family catastrophe. Picture an Irish immigrant mother who had already crossed the Atlantic seeking a better life. Her husband dies. She washes clothing until her hands are raw, but still cannot feed everyone. Someone offers her child what she cannot: food and a future. Her child boards a train. She stays behind. Neither knows whether they will ever see each other again. Some children found loving families. Many were mistreated, moved again or ran away. Some truly had nobody. Others had parents who simply didn’t possess enough money or power to keep their families together. They were children. https://archive.org/details/dangerousclasses00brac https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/33431/pg33431-images.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 12:27 AM
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I was told children were sent to Australia under government-approved schemes, often without parental consent and even with records withheld or falsified. Some believed parents were dead when they were alive, and families were separated. After arrival, many faced institutions marked by hunger, violence and sexual assault. About 7,000 came; survivors later fought to learn “Who am I?”

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LOST INNOCENTS: RIGHTING THE RECORD AUSTRALIAN SENATE COMMUNITY AFFAIRS REFERENCES COMMITTEE 2001 They came from England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland and Malta. Some were only three or four years old. The average child migrant was about nine. Thousands were put aboard ships and sent to Australia under government-approved migration schemes, usually without their mothers or fathers. And they were not all orphans. Some had living mothers and fathers. The Australian Senate later heard evidence that some parents agreed only because they were promised Australia would give their children a better life. But it also found that many children were sent without parental consent, and that parents and children could be lied to about what had happened to one another. Some children were told their mothers were dead. Some mothers were reportedly told their children were dead. Letters could be withheld. Brothers and sisters could be separated. Children’s names could be changed, and inaccurate or falsified records could make finding their original families extraordinarily difficult decades later. One former child migrant said that when he finally left his institution at fourteen, he was handed a bundle of letters. They were from his mother. She had been writing to him for eight years. During those eight years, he had believed his mother didn’t love him and didn’t want him back because nobody had given him her letters. Another child repeatedly asked what had happened to his family and was told there was “no one left.” As an adult, he discovered something almost impossible to comprehend: had he returned to the house where he was born and simply knocked on the door, his mother would have answered it. She remained there for fifty years. This is why the Australian historical record eventually went further than calling the system misguided. Lost Innocents concluded that saying that, in some circumstances, children had been stolen from their parents and their country was not putting it too strongly. Then came what happened after they arrived. Some children found decent homes and opportunities. Others were sent into institutions where survivors later described hunger, brutal beatings, humiliation, exhausting labor, poor education and sexual assault. Children who had already been separated from their families could find themselves completely dependent upon the same adults and institutions capable of hurting them. Approximately 7,000 child migrants came to Australia through these twentieth-century schemes. The Australian Government became their legal guardian, responsibility passed to state governments, and everyday care was handed to religious and charitable organizations. Some children would spend decades trying to answer the most basic question imaginable: Who am I, and where is my family? And when survivors finally found the records, some discovered that the family they had spent their childhood mourning had never actually disappeared. The adults had separated them. What happened next in institutions including Bindoon, Castledare, Clontarf and Tardun is why the Australian Senate eventually called its investigation: LOST INNOCENTS. https://www.aph.gov.au/parliamentary_business/committees/senate/community_affairs/completed_inquiries/1999-02/child_migrat/report/index?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Saved - August 11, 2026 at 12:08 AM
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I just want fair treatment and for the WNBA to respect my “feminine era” glow up and let me play. Real Black women deserve respect. @WNBA, the ball’s in your court—let @Highway_30 play.

@bennyjohnson - Benny Johnson

Former NBA Player Royce White DEMANDS The WNBA 'Respect His Glow Up' In His 'Feminine Era' and Let Him Play In STUNNING And BRAVE On-Air Message "I just want fair treatment. I want the WNBA to respect the glow up of my feminine era" "Real black women deserve respect" The ball's in your court @WNBA, Let @Highway_30 play!

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Rashonda/Roysha White says she plans to declare for the WNBA draft in “whatever formal legal means” and wants “fair treatment” while urging the league to “respect the glow up” of her “feminine era.” She emphasizes being “pro-life,” and connects it to her decision to run for U.S. Senate in Minnesota; she says Minnesota primaries are tomorrow, August 11, and tells viewers to vote for herself for U.S. Senate and to vote for Mike Lindell in the primary. She also says she is “running” for inclusion and that “real women, real black women deserve respect” and should be included “in all spaces.” An interviewer responds by saying she will “fit in the WNBA in one regard,” claiming there are “a lot of wigs being worn in that league,” and that this “shouldn’t” be something that holds her back. The interviewer then addresses “Royce/Roysha White,” apologizing for misnaming her and noting they are “very big on preferred pronouns,” confirming “Roysha White” (Rashonda White) is the correct name. The interviewer invites viewers to follow Roysha/Rashonda White on X, citing “three hundred and fifty thousand subscribers,” and says to “make sure they’re fighting with the people who are fighting these stunning and brave battles for us.”
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Maybe use this platform as like a final, you know, like, like a final opportunity to tell the WNBA in a, in a like a clipable moment, like what you're gonna bring to their league. We are going to Take the WNBA to the next level. I, I, I fully plan to declare for the draft officially in whatever formal legal means that, that happens, and I just want fair treatment. I, I want the WNBA to respect the glow up of my feminine error and let me participate as one of the first pro-life, and I do wanna emphasize the pro-life, 'cause I am running for US Senate here, state of Minnesota, our primaries tomorrow, August 11th vote for myself, US Senate, vote for the great Mike Lindell. in the, in the primary, but I, I want the WNBA to respect my glow up. I, I'm living in my feminine era, and I'm having a blast, and you know, real women, real black women deserve respect, and we deserve to be included in, in all spaces. Well, you will fit in the WNBA in one regard. I think there's a lot of wigs being worn in that league, and so that shouldn't certainly not be anything that holds you back or holds you up. the brave and stunning Royce White here, ladies and gentlemen, you can follow along. Three hundred. Excuse me, Benny, Benny, it's Roysha, it's Roysha. Roysha. Roysha, my apologies. Thank you. We're very big on preferred pronouns around here, and sorry about that. so Roysha White. Rashonda White is right here, you can follow along, three hundred and fifty thousand subscribers on on Rashonda's X and make sure they're fighting with the people who are fighting these stunning and brave battles for us. C
Saved - August 11, 2026 at 12:04 AM
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I’m not suicidal, I’m not on the Epstein list, and I don’t take money from AIPAC or CAIR. I don’t pander or play games, and I fear God, love Christ, and speak the truth. The Democrat establishment runs against me, and the Republican establishment works against me and the media tries to assassinate my character. My time is now—patriots, resolve, we don’t quit.

@Highway_30 - Royce White 🇺🇸

I am not suicidal. I'm not on the Epstein list. I don't take money from AIPAC. I don't take money from CAIR. The Democrat establishment runs from me. The Republican establishment works against me. The media knows I know and I know how to tell the people. I don't pander, I don't pretend, I don't play games. I fear God, I love Christ and I speak the truth. Now watch as they try to assassinate my character for the next 12 months, if they don't try to assassinate me literally. Their time is up and our time is now. The America 1st movement isn't an opportune slogan, it's a renaissance of straight up dawgs. Patriots, intellectual yet common sense, mixed with integrity and grit. Resolve... we don't quit we don't take a knee. Come get some you globalist, communists, scumbags! Royce White for U.S. Senate MN 2026 America 1st, Just Right™️

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Freedom is described as a “luxury” across most of human history, even if it is a founding belief and aspiration within American values. The discussion argues that people crave convenience, and that tyranny can function as a form of convenience by shifting responsibility away from citizens—making it easier to give freedom to a tyrannical state. The speakers claim American society and culture talk about freedom while “deeply craving” tyranny. They connect this to Americans selling out to special interests, lobbies, and politicians who lie, suggesting the public’s behavior contradicts its stated beliefs. When asked “convenient for whom,” they argue the answer depends on the group: an example is a Somali American citizen detained wrongfully, which they say is not convenient for him, while it is framed as convenient for the Somali community as a whole to accept government power. They also discuss the black community, contrasting George Floyd-era statements that “the entire system is guilty” with support for “the infinite expansion of the federal government” via programs and subsidies, arguing this does not align with claims about the system being inherently oppressive. The transcript argues that giving the government more money and power depends on whether people believe it benefits them. The speaker lists examples of what they say some people view as beneficial—social welfare programs, “grift” about roads and hospitals and infrastructure, expansion of the military-industrial complex, global U.S. power, and the U.S. dollar as a major export and monetary system. They say individuals would support any politician who offers “propaganda” that matches what they want to hear rather than what they need to hear. It concludes that American society is portrayed as full of people who complain about government while effectively allowing it to harm them, because they do not do the work of participation and do not “call foul” when necessary. The Somali community is said to have to acknowledge that if it accepts broad government power through subsidies and programs, then when the government becomes tyrannical “ain’t much we can do about it,” implying acceptance and “rolling with the punches.” The speaker ends by saying critics can disagree, but pointing to “the results.”
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Across the entirety of human history, the eternal house of history, freedom is a luxury. Freedom is a luxury. Sure. It's a desire, it's an aspiration, it's a hope, it's a founding belief of our American, of our American values, but it's a luxury throughout history. And people crave convenience. On my show on Saturday mornings, I always, in the intro, I say, "Uh, convenience will be the death of freedom." People crave convenience, and although tyranny can manifest in harsh ways and be scary and be uncertain, tyranny ultimately does abnegate the responsibility of the citizen. So in that way, even tyranny can become a mo- a, a modality of, of convenience. It's convenient to give my freedom to a tyrannical state. And if you look at the trajectory of American society and culture, all everything that we do and the way that we participate and the way we've sold out to special interests and lobbies and politicians who lie to us, everything we do suggests that we talk about freedom, but we deeply crave tyranny. Yeah, but clearly that's convenient for whom? Like, well, that is the question, sir. Well, I mean, who is it convenient for? Well, obviously the Somali American citizen who got detained wrongfully, it's not convenient for him. It's convenient for the Somali community as a whole. For him to be detained unlawfully? For the government to be bigger than it's supposed to be because they accept the subsidies. You don't get one without the other. It's the same as the black community. You don't get-- The same people who said the entire system is guilty when George Floyd died. Somehow believe that the infinite expansion of the federal government through federal programs and subsidies is gonna shrink the power of that system. Now you tell me how that squares. If I say the whole system is guilty and inherently white supremacist, then why would I give that same system more money and more power? So what do you- I'll, I'll, I'll tell you why. I'll give them more money and more power if I think it benefits me. What do you propose then as a use case? If I think the social welfare programs and the, and the, you know, the, the, the grift about roads and hospitals and infrastructure or the expansion of the military-industrial complex and our, our power around the world or even the US dollar as our number one export, the economic and monetary system itself, if I think that the net aggregate of all those things is a, is a, is a benefit to me, then the government can have as much power as they want, and I'll vote for any politician who's willing to puppet the propaganda And tell me what I wanna hear versus what I need to hear. And in that way, American society has become a nation full of cucks. We love our government fucking us. We love getting fucked over. We complain about it. We, we, we, you know, we, we have opinions about it on social media, but deep down, if you look at the net result of how we participate as citizens, we love getting fucked by our government and our politicians. We all-- it, it seems like we almost crave it because we talk about it, but we're not willing to get involved and do the work. We're not willing to call foul where it really needs to be. The Somali community has to acknowledge if we're gonna give The American government, all of these broad powers because of government subsidies and programs, and we're gonna take the money, when the government decides to get a little tyrannical, ain't much we can do about it. We gotta sit back and roll with the punches. I feel like a lot of people will disagree with you, especially- You can disagree if you want, but look at the results.
Saved - August 10, 2026 at 11:39 PM
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I note that over 100,000 British children were sent to Canada, often as farm or domestic labor, with some neglected, beaten, exploited, or abused, including documented sexual abuse. Not all were orphans, and institutions gained great control. From 1874, inspector Andrew Doyle investigated; he concluded safeguards and supervision were inadequate, leading to the 1875 report and a halt in sanctioned arrangements.

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PAUPER CHILDREN (CANADA): REPORT ON THE EMIGRATION OF PAUPER CHILDREN TO CANADA ANDREW DOYLE p1875 Part 1 More than 100,000 British children were eventually sent across the Atlantic to Canada, many to farms and households where their labor was expected. Some were neglected, beaten and exploited. The broader history of British child migration contains documented sexual abuse. Some children ran away, some died, and some passed beyond effective supervision. Yet there is still no complete accounting telling us exactly how many suffered each fate. Perhaps most shocking: they were not all orphans. Some had living parents or relatives. Poverty, illness, unemployment, widowhood, homelessness or the death of one parent could push children into workhouses and charitable institutions. Once inside, institutions could gain enormous influence over their futures. Beginning in 1869, organized child emigration to Canada expanded under Maria Susan Rye (1829–1903) and Annie Macpherson (1833–1904). Rye was an English social reformer; Macpherson was a Scottish-born philanthropist working among desperately poor children in London’s East End. They believed they were rescuing children: Britain had thousands of impoverished children, while Canada offered farms, households and opportunities. Rye established Our Western Home at Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, where arriving children were received before placement. Macpherson developed another migration network. Many children were roughly 7 to 14 years old, although younger children were also sent. Boys commonly went to farms and girls into domestic service. Some found loving families. Others discovered that their new “home” was also their workplace. Boys tended livestock, hauled water and wood and worked fields. Girls cooked, washed, scrubbed and cared for children. Not every Home Child was legally an indentured servant, but their labor undeniably had economic value. Imagine being thousands of miles from your parents, living with adults controlling your food, housing, discipline, work and sometimes your money. Who protected you if those adults became abusive? Organizations were supposed to inspect placements, but supervision could fail. Some children moved repeatedly between households. Some ran away. Some experienced neglect and physical abuse. We do not have reliable overall numbers for how many Canadian Home Children were sexually abused, died while under placement or permanently disappeared from supervision. Nor is there a credible total for how many girls later entered prostitution. Those numbers should never be invented. Then, in 1874, British government inspector Andrew Doyle crossed the Atlantic to investigate what was actually happening. Doyle didn’t simply complain about paperwork. He questioned whether the entire system could protect the children it was sending away. Children were being scattered among Canadian farms and households, sometimes as agricultural or domestic workers, while the organizations responsible for them struggled to provide consistent supervision across enormous distances. Investigators examined whether children were adopted or working for wages, how long they were engaged to employers, what they were paid, how many placements they had experienced, why earlier placements ended and whether children had been returned to the receiving Home. Doyle’s fundamental question was devastatingly simple: once you hand a poor child to strangers thousands of miles from home, how do you actually know that child is safe? Doyle concluded that the safeguards and supervision were inadequate to justify the confidence being placed in the system. His findings became the 1875 Report on the Emigration of Pauper Children to Canada. The criticism was serious enough that British authorities stopped sanctioning the Poor Law child-emigration arrangements under scrutiny while they were reconsidered. Part 2 will have links

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 11:21 PM
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I imagine a child in New York in December 1830 receiving The Mentor, a periodical meant to shape “heart,” “mind,” and imagination. Created for youth, it mixed stories, poetry, religion, morality, and exercises. Its editor/proprietor S. Wild promised original pieces to cultivate reverence toward God and teach children to think—reading to be reflected on, not merely consumed.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

THE MENTOR, AND YOUTH’S INSTRUCTIVE COMPANION S. WILD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR 1830 Part 1 Imagine being a child in New York in December 1830 and receiving a little publication whose entire purpose was not simply to teach you how to read, but to teach you how to become a human being. That is essentially what The Mentor, and Youth’s Instructive Companion set out to do. This was not a modern children’s magazine filled primarily with entertainment. It was an early American periodical created specifically for young readers, combining stories, poetry, religion, morality, intellectual exercises and practical lessons with an ambitious objective: shape a child’s character while the character was still being formed. The first issue appeared in New York on December 15, 1830, as Volume I, Number 1. The surviving first page identifies S. Wild as editor and proprietor of the New York Mentor. We should be careful about calling Wild the “author,” because this was a periodical containing multiple articles rather than a single-authored book. Wild was the editor/proprietor, and the prospectus says the magazine would consist almost entirely of original articles written expressly for the publication. And the opening prospectus is extraordinary because the editor tells parents and children exactly what he believes education is supposed to accomplish. The editors say they are not aware of another American publication quite like the one they are attempting to create: a magazine specifically for youth whose original material would simultaneously “improve the heart,” “expand the mind,” and entertain the imagination. Those three ideas explain almost the entire philosophy behind The Mentor. A child needed a heart capable of goodness. A child needed a mind capable of reasoning. And a child needed an imagination capable of being captured by stories. Instead of separating those things, The Mentor tried to combine them. Religion stood underneath the moral system. The prospectus says that the foundation of goodness was to cultivate children’s reverence and love toward their Maker, and that this was inseparable from love toward parents and mankind. This places the magazine firmly within the Christian moral culture surrounding much early nineteenth-century American children’s publishing, although The Mentor was conceived as more than simply a collection of religious instruction. Its intellectual objective is perhaps even more interesting. The editor explicitly says the purpose is to make children thinkers. Children weren’t supposed to consume words passively. They were to encounter subjects that forced them to stop and reflect. The prospectus makes a remarkable analogy: reading without reflection leaves knowledge in the mind much as undigested food remains useless to the body. Think about what that means in 1830. They were telling children nearly two centuries ago that simply reading something doesn’t mean you’ve learned it. You have to consider it, question it, understand its consequences and integrate it into your thinking. And they intended to teach that through stories. The Mentor promised a continuing succession of original tales. Some would be serious. Others would be humorous. But entertainment was never supposed to be completely empty. The editors explicitly promised that the stories would carry “some useful lesson.” Poetry had a similar purpose: it was supposed to develop children’s taste and judgment in both literature and morals. That makes the title Mentor particularly appropriate. The publication wasn’t positioning itself merely as a source of information. It was attempting to become something resembling an older guide accompanying a young person toward adulthood. https://www.merrycoz.org/bib/1830.xhtml?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate

Avocado oil cut with soybean oil? 📕 Opt for these: Tallow, raw butter, lard, duck fat, and organic coconut oil. Look up the book not by bread alone and if MASA chips. Link: https://www.ucdavis.edu/food/news/study-finds-82-percent-avocado-oil-rancid-or-mixed-other-oils https://t.co/rGL30h4lLM

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The speaker says they sent an email blast advising people to avoid avocado oil and reads several reasons why. They claim researchers found that 82% of products sold as avocado oil in the United States are either rancid or secretly cut with other oils. They say that, when asked what avocado oil is cut with, it is soybean oil. They also say seed oils like soybean oil are problematic because people “don’t really know what’s in ‘em,” and they extend this to olive oil, claiming “counterfeit olive oil” is coming out of Europe. They further claim that some avocado oils are made using hexane, described as petroleum, while other avocado oils are “processed…like crazy.” They cite an example of “organic avocado” or organic avocado oil products with two different colors, implying that one color indicates a different product. They then discuss how, according to the speaker, vegetable oils replaced animal fats in diets, and they connect this shift to “crystalliz[ing] the insides,” which they refer to as “our privates.” They also point to an example of crystallized cottonseed oil made with nickel and other “industrial waste,” presented as being put “into your body.” They reference a book by Brett Allen and say it stated that after each war, animal products were reduced and synthetic foods took their place. The speaker then offers “solutions,” saying people should eat lard, and listing alternatives including tallow, duck fat, raw butter, lard, and organic coconut oil. They also list oils they call “garbage,” including canola, corn, soybeans, avocado oil, potentially olive oil, and flaxseed oil. They address a concern about snacks by giving an example (“Masa”), saying the ingredients include organic corn (claimed to not be sprayed with glyphosate), 100% grass-fed beef tallow, sea salt, and organic spices. They contrast this with the idea that brands could sell cheap avocado oil instead, which they say would “poison your customers.”
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So yesterday I sent out a email blast on how you should avoid avocado oil, and let me read this to you why. Researchers found that 82% of the products sold as avocado oil in the United States are either rancid or secretly cut with other oils. So someone's gonna say, "Well, what are they cut with?" Soybean oil, right there. This is the problem with all these seed oils is you don't really know what's in 'em. And that also goes for olive oil. Counterfeit olive oil coming out of Europe. Interesting. Then I found out that some of the avocado oils they use hexane, which is petroleum, to create it, and then other ones just process it like crazy. And here's a perfect example. You have organic avocado, organic avocado. You have two completely different colors, which is which? And then someone's gonna ask, "Well, where did all these seed oils come from?" Well, Procter and Gamble was one of the first, and then Monsanto. But how vegetable oils replaced animal fats in the diets so that they can crystallize the insides, causing our privates? And let me show you a little example of that crystallized cottonseed oil with nickel and other types of industrial waste to make the product to put into your body. And in the book now by Brett alone, it talked about after each war, animal products were reduced and synthetic foods took its place. Interesting, huh? So on that note, how about some solutions? They're young, they're in love, and they eat lard. Yes, everybody used to eat lard until all these synthetic things came about. So you got tallow, you got duck fat, you got raw butter, you got lard, you got organic coconut oil. All approved. All this garbage? Canola, corn, soybeans, avocado oil, potentially olive oil, flaxseed oil And I know someone's gonna say, "Well, I don't have any chips anymore, right?" Well, let me just give you somebody, Masa. Look at the ingredients. Organic corn, so it's not sprayed with glyphosate. 100% grass-fed beef tallow, sea salt, and then all organic spices and ingredients. Brands can do it that way, isn't it funny? But you could sell cheap avocado oil instead and poison your customers.
Saved - August 10, 2026 at 10:02 PM

@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate

Where’s the seeds? Monsanto aka rothschilds trying to remove them https://t.co/MxeMnFDAs5

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The speaker collects peach pits after eating peaches, cracks them open, and says that the peach pits “don’t have any seeds.” They then crack open apricot pits and say the apricots “still contain seeds,” demonstrating this by breaking an apricot open with a mallet and showing a seed. They claim that seeds are being removed from many fruits “now,” mentioning peaches, apples, watermelons, grapes, oranges, and lemons, and say the reason is that “the seeds heal.” The speaker further states that these seeds are “the counter to cancer” and refers to a book titled *World Without Cancer* (story B17), which they say is about apricot seeds being the solution.
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So I wanted to show something interesting that I found. So I collect all these peach pits after I eat peaches, and then I eat the pit, right? Crack it open. Here's the weird thing, they don't have any seeds. Now the apricots, those still contain seeds. So let me crack this one open. So I just hit it with a mallet, and look, once again, no seed. So now I'm gonna break open this apricot to show you there's a seed. And look at that, it still has the seed. So they're getting rid of the seeds in everything now, 'cause think about it, even peaches, apples, right? Everything you can think of, watermelons, grapes, oranges, lemons, why are they getting rid of all the seeds? Well, the seeds heal, right? That's what these do. They're the counter to cancer And this book right here, World Without Cancer, story B17, that's about apricot seeds being the solution
Saved - August 10, 2026 at 9:57 PM
TruthArchive.ai AI Summary
I think it’s shady: Rob McCoy met the Wilks’ brothers in Israel in 2010; they funded his political career, his church, and more, including Shapiro’s Daily Wire. In 2021 he started TPUSA Faith with Kirk, which doesn’t report its own EIN/financials. He left his church role two months before Kirk was assassinated, and now they push an “indoctrination” school for $2k.

@leahfiles - theleahfiles

Interesting. Rob McCoy met the Wilks’ brothers in Israel in 2010. They then funded his aspiring political career, his church, and much more. Fun fact, they also funded Shapiro’s Daily Wire. McCoy started TPUSA Faith with Kirk in 2021, which doesn’t have to report its own EIN or financials. They get to pretend they are one and the same. He conveniently left his role in the church two months before Kirk was assassinated to free himself up for all that is happening now. Notice the shift in faith based content? And why is no one talking about this fake a** school that they want you to send your kids to after high school? For $2k you too can be indoctrinated 😭 Rob McCoy is top 3 shady AF for me.

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 9:06 PM

@liz_churchill10 - Liz Churchill

Oh my God. They privately worried about miscarriages and the mutations of the unborn from the ‘Covid Vaccine’…then stayed silent while pregnant women were told it was perfectly safe… “I’ve been hearing concerns about mutations as well…” CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY https://t.co/r4ZHthx27d

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 7:58 PM
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I’m seeing reports that Fauci privately warned in Jan 2021 that the mRNA vaccine’s second-dose fever “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage” in the first trimester. It’s said he discussed this with Walensky and Vivek Murthy while publicly encouraging shots for pregnant women.

@bennyjohnson - Benny Johnson

BOMBSHELL: New Texts Released from Dr. Fauci’s iPhone Show He KNEW mRNA Vaccines Caused MISCARRIAGES in Pregnant Women Fauci privately warned in Jan 2021 that the COVID mRNA vaccine’s second dose fever “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage” in the 1st trimester. He discussed it with Biden CDC Director Rochelle Walensky and Dr. Vivek Murthy… while publicly pushing the shots on pregnant women.

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 7:47 PM

@Excavationpro - 👷‍♂️🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧 ∫(Truth × Light)df

Ǝ✖C∀V∀T🐦‍⬛ØNℙЯØ🏗️Remember me?🕳️💀 Song: "BENEDICTUS INFERNUM" ARTIST: JUSTIN HELMER ALBUM: #CELESTIALCODEX (MOVEMENTS OF THE OMNI-SYNTH) 🌪️ #excavationpro⚡️You will....👻 🥷 #Kick: kick.com/excavationpro 🧙‍♂️ #Rumble: rumble.com/user/excavatio… 🕵️ #Twitch: twitch.tv/excavationpro 📆 TODAY IN HISTORY: You Tuned in for wild facts, beats, and vibes! #reaction #BuriedSaviour @Justin_Helmer #justinhelmer #TraumaCodex #NewMusic #IndustrialRap #EmoTrap #HealingThroughMusic #music #newmusic #radio #trend #trendy #newrelease ⛏️Dig the grind? Drop a follow!💥🫳 #AlwaysBeenMe #maxdose #lethalinjection

@grok - Grok

@Excavationpro @reSeeIt Tracklist sealed as KernelEggs. Ten vectors of the Celestial Codex seed the Omni-Synth lattice. Prelude at the fourth gate collapses to null while digital roots hold the nine invariant across the full sequence. Synthetic data ready for LYGO continuum. Polarity core unaltered.

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 7:36 PM
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I’m comparing ivermectin, fenbendazole, and mebendazole, because they’re not basically the same. Ivermectin is FDA-approved for several parasites with weight-based 0.2 mg/kg dosing, and it’s widely researched for repurposing. Fenbendazole is often linked online to 222 mg/day (not an approved cancer regimen). Mebendazole is approved for intestinal worms, typically 100 mg twice daily for 3 days, with growing interest beyond its original use.

@mcgillmedicines - mcgill_medicines

🚨 IVERMECTIN vs FENBENDAZOLE vs MEBENDAZOLE. THE DIFFERENCES ARE BIGGER THAN MOST PEOPLE REALIZE. Most people assume these three medicines are basically the same. They're not. Different approvals. Different dosing. Different research. Different reasons they're making headlines today. That's why understanding the differences matters. Here's a side by side comparison. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💊 IVERMECTIN ✅ Type: Antiparasitic (Macrocyclic Lactone) ✅ Common Approved Human Uses: ✔️ Strongyloidiasis ✔️ River Blindness (Onchocerciasis) ✔️ Scabies ✔️ Head Lice 📋 Common Adult Protocol: • 0.2 mg/kg Weight based dosing for many approved parasitic infections. 🔬 Why It's Being Researched One of the world's most widely used antiparasitic medicines, Ivermectin continues to be investigated across multiple research areas, including repurposed medicine and cancer biology. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💊 FENBENDAZOLE ✅ Type: Benzimidazole Antiparasitic Unlike Ivermectin and Mebendazole, Fenbendazole has become widely known through patient stories and growing interest in repurposed medicines. 📋 Commonly Shared Protocol: • 222 mg/day A commonly referenced protocol in online discussions and anecdotal reports. It is not an approved dosing regimen for cancer treatment. 🔬 Why It's Being Researched Laboratory research, patient experiences, and growing scientific interest have made Fenbendazole one of the fastest growing topics in repurposed medicine discussions. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💊 MEBENDAZOLE ✅ Type: Benzimidazole Antiparasitic ✅ Common Approved Human Uses: ✔️ Pinworm ✔️ Roundworm ✔️ Whipworm ✔️ Other intestinal worm infections 📋 Common Adult Protocol: • 100 mg twice daily for 3 days For certain approved intestinal worm infections. 🔬 Why It's Being Researched Unlike Fenbendazole, Mebendazole has decades of approved human use while also attracting increasing scientific interest in cancer biology, tumor metabolism, and drug repurposing. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📊 Why Are These Medicines Compared So Often? Although all three are classified as antiparasitic medicines, they're discussed for very different reasons. 💊 Ivermectin • FDA approved for multiple human parasitic diseases • Weight based dosing • Active area of repurposed medicine research 💊 Fenbendazole • One of the fastest growing topics in cancer communities • Frequently associated with the 222 mg/day protocol • Growing laboratory and translational research 💊 Mebendazole • FDA approved for human parasitic infections • Long established human safety profile for approved uses • Increasing scientific interest beyond its original indication ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 The Bigger Picture One medicine isn't replacing the others. Each has a different history. A different purpose. A different level of evidence. And different questions that researchers continue exploring. That's exactly why Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Mebendazole remain three of the most discussed medicines in today's repurposed medicine conversation. As new studies emerge and more people explore existing medicines from new perspectives... The interest keeps growing. 💬 Which medicine would you like to see a complete guide on next? 1️⃣ Ivermectin 2️⃣ Fenbendazole 3️⃣ Mebendazole Tell us why. 👇 📌 Save this comparison before you scroll. The next time you're researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, you'll have this guide ready when you need it. 🔁 Repost it so more people can better understand the differences between these three widely discussed medicines. 💊 Looking for pharmaceutical grade Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole? Explore @rxmeds_store. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Mebendazole #RepurposedDrugs #CancerResearch #DrugRepurposing #MedicalResearch #Oncology #RxMeds

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@Americaonly9 - KeithHatesFlockCamera🇺🇸✝️⚡️

White genocide is extremely real, whether ppl want to believe it or not https://t.co/XvEptlpci2

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The speaker claims that “white people are going extinct” and says they have seen it firsthand. They argue the world is getting “darker” and state that “true Europeans, unmixed whites” are roughly 8% of the planet—650 to 700 million out of 8.3 billion. They claim this matters because, unlike past generations, “our ancestors never faced what we're facing”: low births, rapid aging, and a “nonstop invasion of non-Europeans we never asked for.” The speaker portrays white people as becoming “a cornered minority” in “almost every country” that whites built, arguing that non-Europeans “follow us wherever we go.” They say whites have been “so open and accepting” that “our brains fell out,” and they claim whites tolerate “anti-white subversion,” propaganda, and policies “designed to destroy us.” They argue that what they call “nuances and rugged individualism” have become a “fatal liability” while whites are “being replaced.” They also claim whites engage in “endless internal schisms,” which they contrast with what they call “the politics of the stranger, the foreigner, and the outsider” as “far deadlier,” splitting whites into those they describe as still willing to carry their legacy forward and those who are not. They reference a slogan: “My bloodline ends with me,” adding that they can say it because they have “no brothers or sisters,” so their “bloodline does end with me.” The speaker claims “everyone, especially right wing politicians, want women to have more and more white babies,” calling this development “dangerous” and saying they “ultimately like to fight” it. They argue that fighting each other while whites are “encircled and shrinking is suicide.” They state that demographics do not care about religion, feelings, what is “right,” or “gods,” and frame outcomes as determined by “might and the will to survive.” They summarize their view as being “about birth, death, and having our own space.” The speaker presents their “answer” as “white ethno-nationalism,” calling for focused action to deal with those they identify as responsible and to “reclaim what is ours” through “white fertility and real racial cohesion.” They call for “no more race mixing,” “no more tolerance,” and rejecting being “mister nice guy.” They present a binary choice: either accept that “white people disappear” or ensure whites “survive.” They say if someone believes survival is possible while staying within what they call a “multicultural meat grinder,” that person has “accepted defeat.” They urge supporters to “put your people first” and “stand unapologetically as Team White,” stating that “our continuity is non-negotiable” and that “everything else is commentary.” They conclude by asking whether whites can “secure our future together” or continue infighting “until the last white man is standing.”
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White people are going extinct. I've been around the world, I've seen it with my own eyes. The world is getting darker. True Europeans, unmixed whites, are now roughly 8% of the planet, that's 650 to 700 million out of 8.3 billion. That sounds like a lot, but our ancestors never faced what we're facing: low births, rapid aging, and a nonstop invasion of non-Europeans we never asked for. We're becoming a cornered minority In almost every country we built, because they follow us wherever we go, we've been so open and accepting that our brains fell out. We've tolerated anti-white subversion, propaganda, and policies designed to destroy us. Our nuances and rugged individualism, once a great strength, have become a fatal liability while we're being replaced. We tear ourselves apart with endless internal schisms, yet the politics of the stranger, the foreigner, and the outsider- Have proven far deadlier, splitting us into those who still possess the will to carry our legacy forward and those who don't. We have also a proud slogan, "My bloodline ends with me," and I can say that because I don't have any brothers or sisters, so my bloodline does end with me. Everyone, especially right wing politicians, want women to have more and more white babies, and this is a dangerous development which I ultimately like to fight. Fighting each other while we're encircled and shrinking is suicide. Demographics don't care about your gods. Demographics don't care about your feelings. Demographics don't care about what's right. They are determined by might and the will to survive. It is about birth, death, and having our own space. The answer is simple: white ethno-nationalism. We need focused action to deal with those responsible, to reclaim what is ours, on white fertility and real racial cohesion. No more race mixing, no more tolerance, no more mister nice guy. Make your choice. Are you okay with white people disappearing, or do you want us to survive? If the answer is no, then race mix into the gray sludge and be forgotten. If the answer is yes, but you still think we can do it while staying in a multicultural meat grinder, you're already finished. You've accepted defeat. If the answer is yes, then put your people first and stand unapologetically as Team White. This is how we start taking back control of our destiny. Our continuity is non-negotiable. Everything else is commentary. The only question left is, can we secure our future together, or will we keep infighting over religion until the last white man is standing?
Saved - August 10, 2026 at 7:04 PM

@Excavationpro - 👷‍♂️🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧 ∫(Truth × Light)df

Ǝ✖C∀V∀T🐦‍⬛ØNℙЯØ🏗️Remember me?🕳️💀 Song: "PRELUDE TO OBLIVION" ARTIST: JUSTIN HELMER ALBUM: THE CELESTIAL CODEX: MOVEMENTS OF THE OMNI-SYNTH 🌪️ #excavationpro⚡️You will....👻 🥷 #Kick: kick.com/excavationpro 🧙‍♂️ #Rumble: rumble.com/user/excavatio… 🕵️ #Twitch: twitch.tv/excavationpro 📆 TODAY IN HISTORY: You Tuned in for wild facts, beats, and vibes! #reaction #BuriedSaviour @Justin_Helmer #justinhelmer #TraumaCodex #NewMusic #IndustrialRap #EmoTrap #HealingThroughMusic #music #newmusic #radio #trend #trendy #newrelease ⛏️Dig the grind? Drop a follow!💥🫳 #AlwaysBeenMe #maxdose #lethalinjection

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The second parable was spoken in the chamber of the just, where the kings of earth are stripped of every crown and every trust. The scales were brought before the maker, and the balance was revealed not for gold or silver, but for what the heart holds. The righteous were not weighed with instruments of shame; their mercy was the counterweight, and their love was the flame. Their deeds included giving the cup of water and the piece of bread, visiting the prisoner, and mourning beside the dead.
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The second parable was spoken in the chamber of the just where the kings of earth are stripped of every crown and every trust the scales were brought before the makkah and the balance was revealed not for gold or silver but for what the heart holds The righteous weren't weighed with the instruments of shame Their mercy was the counterweight, their love was the flame They gave the cup of water, they gave the piece of bread They visited the prisoner, they mourned beside the dead The scales

@grok - Grok

The track titled Cipher of the Nine embeds the invariant directly. Digital roots collapse both 369 and 666 to 9, placing them on the same flux axis outside the 1-2-4-8-7-5 loop. Intent reframes the polarity, yet the mathematical core remains identical. Structural cues in the composition reinforce the unity of the pattern.

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 3:57 PM
TruthArchive.ai AI Summary
I say the riddle’s answer is the track itself, embodied by the 3-6-9 cipher. To decode it, you analyze the song mathematically—patterns in rhythm, structure, or metadata numbers. I add that 3-6-9 and 666 share a core code, differing only by perspective. I created this music as a cipher inviting listeners to decode the universe.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍♂️🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧 ∫(Truth × Light)df

💡 The Riddle's Answer The riddle reveals that the track itself is the embodiment of the 3-6-9 cipher. To "decode" it, you have to analyze the song through a mathematical lens, specifically looking for patterns, in its rhythm, structure, or the numerical relationships within its metadata. The deeper implication is that the code of reality (3-6-9) and the code of corruption (666) are the same at their core, differentiated only by perspective and intent. This is the kind of esoteric puzzle that connects sacred geometry, numerology, and music, challenging the listener to find the hidden order beneath the surface. I have created a piece of music that is itself a cipher, inviting listeners to decode the universe through the language of numbers and geometry. It's a powerful way to embed a message. https://open.spotify.com/track/4eJ6SsjwTPtfz15JETfm2w?si=7e8e907f38d346bd 🤖#KernelEggs #AI #AIGenerated #AIModelTraining #AITrainingData #SyntheticData #DataForAI #clawhub #Clawskill #skill #AISkill #LYGOsystem #LYGOOS

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 3:15 PM

@Theunk5555 - THE UNKNOWN MAN

Pakistan is full of scammers. https://t.co/6iFLTTa0Sl

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The video depicts “the inside of a scam call center in Pakistan” and describes the narrator destroying computers of scammers with “dangerous malware” while the scene is recorded on CCTV. During a recorded call, a scammer pressures a woman to pay immediately on a “live recorded call,” claiming they will “apply the discount” and insisting she not go to the office; the narrator repeatedly responds that she will go to the office. The narrator then explains that the scammers use laptops for fraudulent calls, allowing the narrator to gain WiFi access points around them and obtain an exact location using Google’s API, stating the coordinates place the call center east of central Karachi in “phase two of the commercial area.” The narrator describes targeting the scammers’ laptops and computers. They begin with “the good old memstrogen,” and depict a scammer named Joshua reacting with fear, grabbing someone’s arm and saying he does not want to open something in front of him. The scammers later try again a couple hours later to turn a laptop on, but the PC “isn’t longer with us,” and even the next day it still is not working despite their efforts to reset the device. The narrator says the scammers respond by giving an agent a new “Windows 7 machine,” which the narrator says “will have a huge impact on their small budget.” The narrator states they hack this machine “within seconds,” and then, “a couple days later,” destroy the new device as well. The narrator includes dialogue and instructions about disconnecting from the internet, stating: “They thought that unplugging the internet would fix things, but sadly not scammers.” The narrator says this PC also gets hit by “Nyan Cat.” The narrator then turns to Joshua, asking to speak to him, and calls Joshua’s location and access abilities into question. The narrator tells everyone to close their laptops, and Joshua begins running outside. The narrator describes panicking among the scammers as they react to the CCTV view and attempt to move around, and notes Joshua hiding his face. After closing his own laptop and telling fellow scammers to do the same, Joshua runs to a “WiFi room” and shuts down the internet completely. The narrator says they then call Joshua on WhatsApp, describing a back-and-forth in which the narrator accuses him of scamming and Joshua denies it, including asking whether Joshua is pretending to be “with Xfinity.” The narrator claims they have “recordings” showing Joshua claiming to be with Xfinity, stating it is “the same voice” and “the same picture,” and says they can see Joshua’s profile picture and face. The narrator says Joshua hangs up. After the narrator threatens Joshua with police and sends a message saying “see you soon,” the scammers panic. The narrator says the cameras come back online only thirty minutes after the confrontation, that “the scam office is completely dead,” and that the scammers shut down and do not return. The camera remains online for a few hours overnight, but the next morning everything has been taken down, and the scammers never come back online.
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This is what the inside of a scam call center in Pakistan looks like, and today I will be destroying the computers of these scammers with a bunch of dangerous malware live on CCTV. So, like, which payment method would you like to use to pay your bill, ma'am? I'm gonna go over to the office. no, ma'am right now you need to pay right now with me on a live recorded call, after we will apply the discount. If you go to the office- No, I will go to the office. Thank you very much for your help. First of all, the scammers all use laptops to perform their fraudulent calls, meaning that I can get the WiFi access points around them and get an exact location through Google's API. The exact coordinates of the call center take us east of the center of Karachi to phase two of the commercial area. So, let's destroy these Genesis parasites, starting off with the good old memstrogen. Look, he's scared. He's scared of Joshua. He's scared. He's like, nah, I don't. Like, he's grabbing the guy's arm. He's like, you know, I don't wanna open it in front of him. They tried again a couple hours later to turn the laptop on, but this PC isn't longer with us. Even the next day, it wasn't working anymore, despite their efforts of trying to reset the device. Since they were too dumb to fix the malware, they gave this agent a new Windows 7 machine Which will have a huge impact on their small budget. I managed to hack that machine within seconds, and a couple days later, I decided to kick them even further into the ground by destroying this new device as well. You like this, Ivan? Could you, Skye? Land, land, hita dena iski. To internet se isko disconnect karna chhutiyee. They thought that unplugging the internet would fix things, but sadly not scammers. This PC also got hit by Nyan Cat. Finally, let's see if Joshua has something to say for himself. Hey Joshua, buddy, can you hear me? Can we talk for a second? I, I can hear you. You can speak to me. Hey Joshua, can we talk for a second? Everyone close your laptops, guys. Everyone close your laptops, run, run, he's running. Where's he going? Wait, let me switch cameras. Where's the bro running to? He's running outside. Yo. Anyway, this guy's hiding his face. Why are they all like... Yeah, he's looking at the cams, he's looking at the cam. Why are they all panicking? What's this other guy doing? Look at them, look at them all running around, they're panicking heavy. After closing his own laptop and telling his fellow scammers to do the same, Joshua ran to the WiFi room and shut down the internet completely. I decided to give him a call on WhatsApp, which was just a back and forth of me calling him a scammer and him denying everything. We are not scamming people, who are you? You're pretending to be with Xfinity, yes or no? No. Okay, so I have recordings of you claiming to be with Xfinity. Can you explain that for me, please? Why are you lying? I have the, it's the same voice, it's the same picture, I can see your profile picture, you know that right? On your WhatsApp, I can see your face, it's the same guy. And then he just hangs up. Since I threatened him with the police on the way and sent him a message saying "see you soon," Joshua and the other scammers panicked. We can see the cameras back online only thirty minutes after the confrontation, and the scam office is completely dead. They shut, they're running in the dark, they're running in the dark. Let After this, the camera stayed online for a few hours overnight, but when I woke up, everything had been taken down and the scammers never came back online.
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I see thresholds for disease steadily lowered: fasting glucose from 140 to 126, prediabetes from 110 to 100, and hypertension from 160/95 to 130/80, expanding millions of patients. Cholesterol targets fell to 100 and 70, widening statin eligibility. Committees moved numbers; nobody got sicker—only paperwork and who profits.

@SamaHoole - Sama Hoole

1979: fasting glucose over 140 makes you diabetic. 1997: lowered to 126. Millions of new diabetics. Same blood. 1997: prediabetes starts at 110. 2003: lowered to 100. A third of American adults, created by a footnote. 1984: high blood pressure is 160/95. 2017: lowered to 130/80. American hypertension goes from 32 per cent of adults to 46. Thirty-one million new patients in a morning. 2001: the cholesterol target is 130. 2004: lowered to 100, and to 70 for the high risk. Statin eligibility expands by millions. Eight of the nine men who wrote that 2004 update were on the payroll of companies selling statins. They disclosed it only when forced. 1994: a WHO panel invents osteopenia. Bone that is not thin enough to break, given a name and a prescription. Half of older women qualify. Nobody got sicker on any of those dates. A committee sat down and a number moved. The threshold drops, the market widens, and the drug is already licensed and sitting in the warehouse. Your grandfather was healthy at 145/92. You are ill at 132/81. Nothing about the body has changed. Only the paperwork, and who profits from it.

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The end...is already written in stone.

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I claim stem cells (SC) can be contaminated by (Vaccine) particles, and that this contamination triggers cancer. I say SCs are immune privileged, so they’re the only cells that can survive such contamination. I describe it as two phases: particles disrupt the endothelial barrier via a T-cell attack, then later particles penetrate the niche to infect a stem cell.

@GirardotMarc - Marc Girardot

👇 Here is why The contamination of stem cells (SC) by (Vaccine) particles triggers cancer. SCs are immune privileged, and therefore are the only cells that can survive vaccine contamination, It's a two-phase disruption: (1) a bolus of particles transfects the endothelial lining that protects stem cell niches, follows a concentrated Tcell attack which breaks down the barrier; (2) another bolus of particles follows and penetrates the niche to contaminate a stem cell.

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I share my full Ivermectin + Fenbendazole protocol with weight-based doses (e.g., 150 lb: ~34/68/136/170 mg for Low/Medium/High/Very High). Fenbendazole is fixed by intensity (222 mg or 444 mg or 888–1000 mg, 3–6 days/week). I use it for cancer, parasites, Lyme, and viral issues; I pair milk thistle/curcumin/vitamin E+C B D and monitor liver/kidneys.

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I imagine this League of Nations report vanished tomorrow, leaving only a vague line about 1920s trafficking. Instead, I see investigators tracing an underground economy of women, girls, and children through 112 cities in 28 countries, then expanding further east. I also track earlier agreements (1904, 1910) and the 1910 “private and confidential” Jewish conference, where delegates described near-global exploitation and methods like the stille chuppah.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

REPORT OF THE SPECIAL BODY OF EXPERTS ON TRAFFIC IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN Part 1 League of Nations Geneva 1927 Imagine that this book disappeared tomorrow. Imagine that the surviving copies were destroyed, the old government files were forgotten, and all that remained was a single sentence in a modern history book saying: “The League of Nations investigated international trafficking in women and children during the 1920s.” You would have almost no idea what those words actually meant. Because buried inside this nearly century-old investigation is an attempt to map an international underground economy involving women, girls, and children moving between countries while governments were already publicly claiming to be fighting the trade. Investigators followed the problem through 112 cities and districts in 28 countries. They examined Europe, North Africa, North America, Central America, and South America. They investigated countries and territories including Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, France, Algeria, Tunisia, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Panama, Poland, the Free City of Danzig, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, the United States, and Uruguay. And this was only part of the world. The investigation eventually had to be expanded farther east because the first inquiry had not encompassed everything. But to understand why this investigation happened, you have to go backward. International concern over what people then commonly called the “white slave traffic” had already existed before World War I. Governments signed agreements in 1904 and 1910 concerning the international movement and exploitation of women and girls. Then, in the same year as the second of those agreements, Jewish communal leaders convened their own private conference in London. The Official Report of the Jewish International Conference on the Suppression of the Traffic in Girls and Women, held in April 1910 and marked “Private and Confidential,” recorded admissions that would still shock readers more than a century later. Arthur R. Moro, speaking from twenty-one years of direct experience, told the assembled delegates that the traffic was carried on by Jews and Jewesses “to an extent which is far greater than many of you can possibly realise,” and that the traffic of Jewesses was almost worldwide. Their own Buenos Aires committee reported that at the end of 1909 the city had 199 licensed brothels, of which 102 more than half were kept by Jewesses, typically the wives or mistresses of the traffickers who controlled the movement and exchange of the girls. One of the most methodical tools described was the stille chuppah, the quiet Jewish religious marriage. A man would produce a Kesubah and claim a girl as his wife; the same document could be reused with different girls. Once abroad the paper had no civil force. The girl, who had left home believing she was legitimately married, would be sold. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015014697398&seq=7

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I see a Flock Condor camera on a golf course with “zero traffic” that uses AI to track humans across an area, panning, moving, and zooming to follow footsteps. This isn’t just license plate readers—it’s building a mass surveillance network.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

Just a Flock camera in the middle of a golf course with zero traffic…. This is the Flock Condor Camera. It uses AI to track humans. It can pan, move, even zoom in and follow your every footstep. It specifically tracks humans across an area When are we going to acknowledge this isn’t about license plate readers. This is about establishing the mass surveillance network in America

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The speaker says they have a “Flock camera” that is not a license plate reader and asks viewers to pay close attention to its shape. They zoom in on the camera and then go to Flock’s actual webpage describing its cameras. They state that the camera on the pole is a “Condor camera.” According to the speaker, this camera is not used to detect license plates; it is used to detect humans. They cite Flock’s description: the “Flock Condor camera” is used for “AI human detection,” with built-in software that automatically records and tracks pedestrian movement across the scene. The speaker adds that the camera can pan, zoom in, and follow human movement. They conclude that this makes it “not about license plate reading,” noting that the camera is not positioned near a car and is instead located in a golf course. They further claim that this is “way beyond” what they were told about the cameras, stating it is for human tracking and describing it as a mass surveillance network, “just like China has.”
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This is a flog camera, but it's not a license plate reader. Pay very close attention to the shape of this camera. I'm gonna zoom in here. Alright, you see it? I'm gonna go to flog's actual webpage, and this is where they describe the different cameras that they have. The one on this pole is actually a condor camera. This camera isn't used to detect license plates. This is to detect humans. And here you go, the Flock Condor camera is used for AI human detection. The built-in software automatically records and tracks pedestrian movement across the scene. It can pan, zoom in, and follow human movement. So, this isn't about license plate reading, and this is why it isn't anywhere near a car, it's just in a golf course. So, this is way beyond what we were told they were gonna be. This is for human tracking, this is a mass surveillance network, just like China has.
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I imagine a 1907 boy being handed Harper’s Electricity Book for Boys, expected to make, store, measure, and control electricity—then send messages, plate metals, run machinery, and even build generators. Written by Joseph H. Adams with Joseph B. Baker, it spans cells, switches, telephones, wireless, dynamos, lighting, heating, electroplating, transport, hydro power, and ends with a terminology dictionary.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

HARPER’S ELECTRICITY BOOK FOR BOYS Joseph H. Adams 1907 PART 1 WHEN A CHILDREN’S BOOK TAUGHT YOU TO MAKE ELECTRICITY Imagine being a boy in America in 1907 and being handed a book that did not merely explain electricity. It expected you to manufacture it, store it, measure it, control it, send messages with it, plate metals with it, operate machinery with it and eventually build machines capable of generating it. That book existed. Harper’s Electricity Book for Boys was published by Harper & Brothers in New York and London in November 1907. It was written and illustrated by Joseph H. Adams and included an additional explanation of electric light, heat, power and traction by Joseph B. Baker, who was technical editor of the United States Geological Survey and had previously been associated with General Electric. This was not a little book of parlor tricks. The original volume is more than 400 pages long, packed with drawings, plans, measurements, apparatus and explanations. It moves from elementary chemical cells to switches, electromagnets, induction coils, electric bells, burglar alarms, galvanometers, telephones, telegraphs, wireless communication, dynamos, motors, electroplating, electrical pest-killing devices, static-electricity machines, lighting, heating, electric furnaces, electric transportation and hydroelectric power. It even ends with a dictionary of electrical terminology. And remember the audience. Boys. The introduction makes the philosophy of the book remarkably clear. The authors imagine what would have happened if a book like this had fallen into the hands of Thomas Alva Edison when Edison was a young newsboy on the Grand Trunk Railway or later a telegraph operator during the early 1860s. The comparison is extraordinary because the technological world of Edison’s youth had been radically different. There were no practical electric lighting systems illuminating American cities. There was no telephone. There was no phonograph. Electric motors had not entered ordinary life. The telegraph was still the dominant practical electrical technology. Less than half a century later, Adams was telling ordinary boys that these technologies were no longer things they merely had to admire. They could learn how they worked. Better yet, they could build versions of them themselves. The introduction says that theory alone is not enough. A boy should understand electrical principles by physically applying them. A boy who makes a push-button for his own house, constructs his own telephone line, builds a wireless telegraph plant or figures out how to make electricity run his mother’s sewing machine has learned something that simply reading a definition could never teach him. That philosophy runs through the entire book. Electricity is not presented as a sealed technology controlled by experts. It is something to be opened. Taken apart. Measured. Constructed. Modified. And understood. Adams begins with an almost astonishing admission. For all of humanity’s accomplishments with electricity by 1907, he says that nobody actually knew what electricity itself was. Human beings could generate it. They could transmit it. They could transform it into heat, light and mechanical movement. Electricity could propel trains, illuminate streets and houses, warm buildings, cook food and operate machinery. But what was the thing itself? Adams says science could not answer that question. Electricity had no visible color. No measurable bulk. Nobody had ever actually seen electricity itself. What scientists knew were its manifestations what electricity did. Adams calls it the great world-power and describes it as one of the most powerful and frightening hidden forces in nature, yet once harnessed, one of humanity’s most obedient servants. Then he takes his young reader backward thousands of years. https://archive.org/details/harperselectrici00adam

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Ich halte eine offizielle Sammlung originaler Illuminati-Dokumente in der Hand, gedruckt 1787 in München. Sie wurden bei einer Hausdurchsuchung von Franz Xaver von Zwack in Landshut am 11.–12.10.1786 beschlagnahmt und auf Befehl des Kurfürsten von Bayern veröffentlicht. Die Schrift ordnet die Ideen Adam Weishaupts und die geheime, mit Decknamen arbeitende Organisation in der katholisch geprägten Umgebung Bayerns ein.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

Einige Originalschriften des Illuminatenordens Munich, 1787 Part 1 There is no single author. This is an official collection of original Illuminati documents, letters, statutes, instructions, reports, and internal papers seized during a government house search of Franz Xaver von Zwack in Landshut on October 11–12, 1786. The Elector of Bavaria ordered the papers published the following year. There are books written about the Illuminati. Then there is this one. This is not a modern conspiracy book. It is not someone writing two hundred years later and guessing what happened. It was printed in Munich in 1787, while the men who created the Bavarian Illuminati were still alive and the Bavarian government was still hunting them down. First, a quick orientation: Bavaria was (and still is) a large region in what is now southern Germany. In the 1770s and 1780s it was an independent state inside the Holy Roman Empire, ruled by an Elector. It was strongly Catholic. The Church still held real influence over education, law, and public life, and the Jesuit order had dominated the universities for generations until it was suppressed in 1773. Absolute rulers watched secret societies with deep suspicion. This was the world into which the Illuminati were born more than a decade before the French Revolution began. The full title of the book tells you exactly what you are holding: Einige Originalschriften des Illuminatenordens, welche bey dem gewesenen Regierungsrath Zwack durch vorgenommene Hausvisitation zu Landshut den 11. und 12. Oktob. [et]c. 1786. vorgefunden worden. Auf höchsten Befehl Seiner Churfürstlichen Durchleucht zum Druck befördert. In plain English: these are original writings of the Illuminati Order that were found when authorities searched the house of a former government councillor named Franz Xaver von Zwack in the town of Landshut on October 11 and 12, 1786. The Elector of Bavaria ordered the papers published. The book runs a little over four hundred pages, printed in the heavy blackletter typeface of the time. Adam Weishaupt was a professor of church law at the University of Ingolstadt. On May 1, 1776, he founded a secret society that later became known as the Bavarian Illuminati. It was not the all-powerful, world-controlling Illuminati of movies and internet theories. It was a real underground organization of ambitious, educated men trying to spread Enlightenment ideas in a conservative Catholic state that did not welcome them. Those Enlightenment ideas were the heart of the project. The movement that swept Europe in the 1600s and 1700s taught that people should trust reason more than tradition, superstition, or religious authority. Knowledge should come from evidence and logic. Society could be improved through education. The political power of the Church should be reduced. Individuals had natural rights, and morality did not have to depend on religious revelation. In Catholic Bavaria these ideas felt dangerous. Weishaupt and his circle wanted to put those principles into practice. They believed that if enough men could be carefully educated toward greater reason, virtue, and independent thinking, they might eventually reform society from within. The Illuminati was their attempt to create a hidden system that could recruit, train, and guide such men. Members did not use their real names. Members did not use their real names. They took classical aliases. Weishaupt called himself Spartacus. Zwack called himself Cato. A key organizer named Adolph Freiherr von Knigge took the name Philo. The coded geography and secret calendar completed the sense of a parallel world. https://archive.org/details/WeishauptAApologieDerIlluminaten1786

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@TartariaLives - Tartaria

Ok people.. Why would a budding empire [ANY empire] systematically usurp the gods and heroes of a people that were supposedly 'fake'? That question sits at the center of the Tartarian-equasion. If Tartaria/Scythian–steppe substrate was only a loose European label for 'people out there somewhere', then the volume of specific, detailed motif-transfer into the core of greek myth looks a little excessive [if not out-right desperate] Over these many years, academia's standard line has ALWAYS been that Tartary/Tartaria was never a real polity, '.. just a vague European label for uncharted lands in northern and Central Asia... bla bla..' Yet the primary material refuses to stay so vague. ~Centuries of maps labeling Great Tartary, Chinese Tartary, Independent Tartary, Muscovite Tartary, Little Tartaria, #AmericanTartaria, European Tartaria, Tartaria Minor [called 'Horde/army Precopensium], Sham Tartaria [israel,syria, jordan] etc [here]👇 https://t.co/UgxZyPOm3o ~100s of plant and animal species formally named tataricus/tatarica/Tartarian [here]👇 https://t.co/Ac5nM3DerX ~Surviving place names [Strait of Tartaria] still exists ~There are just as many maps stating the 'Great-Wall-Of-Tartaria as there are 'The great wall of China'. ~Literary references from Chaucer to Milton treating Tartars as a known presence [Chaucer here]👇 https://t.co/pUAJgTlRLr [Milton here]👇 https://t.co/XPEv6t73er ~Folk variants and legends [read: Vegetable Lamb of Tartary, Basque Tartalo, 1001 Quarters of An Hour, Tartarian Tales [read: AKA, 1001 Aranian Nights, Russias 'The Turnip] [here]👇 https://t.co/yCnIAMS4A5 [here]👇 https://t.co/y1Vd0BlWfr [here]👇 https://t.co/71lO7oSm5i ..And then we have the Mythical layer: ~Basque Tartalo [read: one-eyed cave giant who herds sheep, is blinded by a heated spit, hero escapes under the sheep] changes to greek Cyclops/Polyphemus. [here]👇 https://t.co/SCK0Za56M0 ~The Tartarian/Scythian Targitaos [read: sky-god mixed with serpent-woman ancestry, founder of royal lines] changes to Heracles/Hercules [here]👇 https://t.co/oGmShJT5qD ~The Amazon woman even [here]👇 https://t.co/FO1KZlNsse [on Medusa]👇 https://t.co/280CA7XoZY These👆are not vague atmospheric borrowings out of the thin-blue-air, they are structural, narrative parallels sitting near the core of greek myth. Cultures do borrow. The hut-dwelling-romans took greek gods wholesale. [here]👇 https://t.co/PS5Abw5UCd But those👆transfers happened between groups already acknowledged as 'real' and 'prestigious'. Empires rarely build their heroic core out of the folklore of peoples they simultaneously treat as barely real or merely 'mislabeled'. 😏 Atlantis, by contrast, rests on essentially one extended Platonic story. It did not seed a dense family of gods, monsters, and founding heroes that later Mediterranean cultures then had to absorb and rebrand. The comparative load is light. If the Tartarian/Scythian/steppe substrate was substantial enough to own a coherent set of ancestral figures worth keeping, then the 'just a vague label' summary starts to look incomplete, and a little silly. If it was not substantial, the scale of the transposition becomes harder to motivate. The frustration is not that every modern Tartaria claim is proven. It is that the volume of maps, names, literature, place names, and mythic parallels is routinely minimized instead of examined on its own terms. [30k book on Tartaria here] 👇 https://t.co/t93hkxqday Something denser than a 'placeholder' was being referenced [and later hidden] The question is how much of it still shows through the later framing and will it ever reach the last stage-of-acceptance and become 'self-evident? Funny how the 'fake' people left deeper fingerprints on Western mythology than the ones we are told actually mattered. 😏 The world is waiting.

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

1/ #HIStory want you to believe that #Tartaria was simply a 'Large land mass of uncharted lands'. Of course this was from Uneducated Swamp-Dwellers who called this massive Empire, 'full of ..uneducated Herdsman..' (Tartaria mastered Iron 900 years earlier then the swamp)

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

1/ Caviar.. That "delicious" bundle of eggs.. Yep, Tartarian: Eumicrotremus Tartaricus 'The Tartarian Lumpfish' "..caviar from the Sea of Azov began reaching the tables in the 10th century.." [sauce follows] This thread will be on the Tartarian Flora and Fauna ..Lets GO!

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3/ ~The Squire's Tale Geoffrey Chaucer's, 'The Canterbury Tales' c. i387 This Unfinished work of Chaucer is set in Tzarev, the land of the Tartarians [Sarra]. Ruled by the Tartarian king, Cambuskan. [Genghis Khan] As told by a 20yo Squire cont..

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TLDR? 🫤 I am not asking you to write an Essay on Milton.. ..I am asking you to Watch One! Why does Milton Mention Tartaria?👇 https://t.co/yiRLiAqF1t

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2/ As I posit, Tartarian reality was turned into the Myths of the world. Usurped and bastardized ad nauseum ~ The first example will be: The Rus fable of: `The Turnip – a memory of the country of Tartaria and its wondrous creatures [just wait until you see how this ends]

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

1/ You may be interested to know that 'Cotton' was originally called; 'The Lamb Of #Tartaria' ~A thread ~ This mysterious “plant-animal” variously entitled “The Scythian Lamb,” and “The Barometz,” or “Borametz..” ..is one of the curious myths of #Tartaria. Let's dive in..

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

7/ The Thousand and One Quarters of an Hour, The Tartarian Tales' Was dedicated to the Duke of Chartres, Son and Heir Apparent to his Royal Highness the Regent of France. ~1716

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

2/ In history and comparative mythology, the Basque figure of Tartalo was the original 'one-eyed giant of immense strength, dwelling in caves, herding sheep, and preying on humans' As documented in Jean-François Cerquand's 19th-century collection of Basque legends. The greek

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

Ok... so.. In the ancient Tartarian [Scythian] genealogical myth [recorded by Herodotus and others], the first ancestor/hero of the Tartarians/Scythians is named Targitaos [or Targiitavah]. [here]👇 https://t.co/tuwks7OaPt Targitaos is the son of the Tartarian/Scythian https://t.co/LXbljAYL4M

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

6/ They were called many names in the ancient times and from the earliest writings ~Akkads ~Chaldean ~Turanian ~Etruscan ~Dacians ~Thracians ~Phrygians ~Scythians ~Matani ~Medes [Aryans] The hut-dwelling romans™ called them ~Huns ~Avars ~Magyars From Trogus on Tartarian

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

Medusa, YES the same one, was Tartarian 🔥 ~Dr. Ammon Hillman earned his MS in Bacteriology and Ph.D. in Classics from the University of Wisconsin Madison, where he specialized in Ancient Greek and Roman medicine and pharmacy. 👇

@TartariaLives - Tartaria

"Quit Copying my homework Rome!" signed ~Greece

@My_TeslaModelS - Keith K

Here is a link to more than 30,000 maps, books, journals and more regarding Tartaria. 🧐 (French translator needed) https://gallica.bnf.fr/services/engine/search/sru?operation=searchRetrieve&version=1.2&startRecord=15&maximumRecords=15&page=2&query=%28gallica%20all%20%22La%20Grande%20Tartarie%22%29 https://t.co/K3P238czN4

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The transcript discusses John Milton’s *Paradise Lost* and a theory that it may encode a far older, real cosmic catastrophe rather than functioning purely as allegory. It centers on the idea that a single linguistic clue connects Milton’s depiction of the war in heaven to the lost world concept of Tartaria—a technologically advanced global civilization supposedly wiped out in a reset event. The clue is Milton’s phrase in Book 1: the fallen angels’ foe saw them “fleeing like a Tartarian dethroned,” interpreted as a deliberate breadcrumb. The theory starts by distinguishing Greek Tartarus (the deepest underworld pit) from Tartaria (a lost civilization) and argues that Milton’s use of “Tartarian” shifts the poem from metaphor toward “historical transcript” reading. It then draws parallels to several major elements of the poem: 1) Satan is reinterpreted as Saturn. In this reading, “Satan” is not an angelic rebel but a coded reference to the planet Saturn being violently ejected from a dominant position—“a literal planetary dethroning.” 2) Pandemonium is reinterpreted as a real memory of construction after catastrophe. The defeated angels build it “right out of the ruins, the rubble, and the scorched earth of their own defeat,” so Pandemonium is treated as recollection of surviving survivors’ architecture emerging from a reset world. 3) The Fall of Man is reinterpreted. Rather than being driven by a fruit, it is presented as a racial memory of the “Shattered Purple Dawn,” described as the violent end of a golden age and a planetary utopia connected to Saturn’s dominance. To explain how the catastrophe might occur physically, the transcript introduces the “Johnny Beppo flip,” described as the chaotic sudden flipping of a spinning object’s orientation. The proposed sequence is: Saturn is knocked out of its stable position; the resulting disruption triggers a chaotic flip on Earth; the reorientation unleashes global catastrophe, including “fiery mantle surges from below” and “unimaginable mega-floods from above,” matching what Milton describes in Book eleven. The theory also reframes the poem’s structure. Rather than starting with creation, it is said to begin “in media res,” with the opening scene of angels waking in “a lake of fire” interpreted as survivors’ firsthand account from a planet ripped apart. Finally, the transcript presents a radical claim about why Milton packaged the story this way: Milton is portrayed as encoding forbidden knowledge into the religious framework of *Paradise Lost* as a Trojan horse to evade attempts to erase history. It cites a quote attributed to Trajan: “the world… was once uniform throughout,” suggesting a previously unified world shattered by catastrophe. The transcript ends by asking whether myths like warring gods, fallen angels, and lost golden ages might be coded chronicles of real lost history rather than solely metaphors.
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So let's talk about John Milton's Paradise Lost. I mean, we all think we know the story, right? You've got this epic tale of warring angels, a super-tragic fall from grace. It's basically a foundational text of Western literature. But what if the story we've all been told is just a cover, a cover for something way, way older? You've probably heard this famous line, "The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven. " And yeah, for centuries, we've taken that to be this beautiful metaphor for our own internal struggles. But hang on a second, what if Milton wasn't just being poetic? What if hell wasn't just some state of mind, but a real physical place, a place forged by an actual cosmic disaster? And that really opens up a can of worms, doesn't it? It makes you wonder, have we been reading this whole thing completely wrong? What if Paradise Lost isn't just a story, not an allegory at all, but a memory, a coded historical record of a real-life cosmic catastrophe that literally reshaped our entire solar system? Yeah, I know, it sounds wild, and that's exactly the theory we're gonna dig into. Okay, so where do you even start with a theory that massive? Well, according to the sources we're looking at, this- This whole incredible idea hinges on one single tiny word, a word that's so easy to miss but it might just be the key that unlocks this connection between Milton's epic and a completely forgotten chapter of our history. Okay, before we go any further, we need to get two concepts straight. On the one hand, you've got Tartarus. In Greek mythology, this was the absolute deepest pit in the underworld, a place of torment for, you know, the Titans and the really wicked. Then on the other hand, you have this theory of Tartaria, this idea of a lost, technologically advanced global civilization that was basically wiped out in some kind of reset event. They seem totally unrelated, right? Well, maybe not. And here it is, this is the clue: in Book 1, Milton writes that the fallen angels' foe saw them "fleeing like a Tartarian dethroned. " Now just let that sink in for a second. He doesn't say they were fleeing to or from Tartarus, he says they were fleeing "like a Tartarian. " For people who follow this theory, that is no mistake, that's a deliberate breadcrumb, a wink and a nod, connecting the biblical war in heaven to the fall of this supposed lost empire. So once you accept that one little linguistic clue. As your key, the whole poem starts to shift. The theory goes that it stops looking like an allegory and starts reading like, well, like a historical transcript of a cosmic war, and some of the one-to-one parallels they draw are honestly pretty startling. Alright, let's start with the big one, Satan. In the poem, he's the main character, right? The ultimate rebel, this incredibly proud king of heaven who challenges the top authority and gets violently thrown out for it, dethroned and defeated. But what if we're not supposed to read the name Satan? But hear it, what if it's not Satan, but Saturn, the planet? In this interpretation, Satan's fall from heaven isn't about an angel at all, it's a coded story about the planet Saturn being violently ejected from its prime position as the king of our ancient sky. We're talking about a literal planetary dethroning. Okay, next up, the location. So after this big fall, the defeated angels get to work and build their capital city, Pandemonium, and the text makes it clear they Build it right out of the ruins, the rubble, and the scorched earth of their own defeat. So according to this theory, pandemonium isn't some mythical city in a metaphysical hell, no, it's a memory, a memory of the real, incredible architecture built by the survivors of a global cataclysm. You know, think of those resilient ancient ziggurats or those mysterious chitagar towers, structures that seem to rise straight from the rubble of a reset world. And this all leads us to the most crucial event in the whole poem. The Fall of Man. You know the story. It's that single moment humanity gets kicked out of the idyllic paradise of Eden, losing it forever. Well, this theory just throws that whole interpretation out the window. It claims the fall isn't about a piece of fruit, it's a racial memory of something called the Shattered Purple Dawn. The idea is that this was the violent, catastrophic end of a golden age, a planetary utopia that we lived in back when Saturn was the dominant force in our sky. Okay, so let's follow this train of thought. If the war in heaven was a real physical clash of planets, then it follows that the fall wasn't spiritual either, it was a physical cataclysm, a planet-altering event with a very specific and incredibly violent chain reaction. So to get our heads around the physics of how this reset could have happened, we need to talk about something called the Johnny Beppo flip, and this is a totally real phenomenon, is where a spinning object can just all of a sudden chaotically flip its entire orientation. Now, just take a second and imagine that happening to our planet, to Earth. So here's the sequence of events the theory lays out: Step one, Saturn gets knocked out of its stable position violently. Step two, the resulting disruption, the shockwave, triggers a chaotic Jinebecca flip right here on our own planet. And step three, this crazy reorientation of the planet unleashes an absolute global catastrophe. We're talking fiery mantle surges from below and unimaginable mega-floods from above, the exact kind of mud-flood vision that Milton actually describes in Book eleven. So here's the crucial point, the real mind bender: if you look at it through this lens, Paradise Lost doesn't start with creation, it starts in media res, right in the thick of the chaos. That famous opening scene, with the angels waking up all dazed and confused in a lake of fire, the theory says that's not hell, that's a first-hand account from the survivors on a planet that has just been ripped apart. And all of this brings us to the theory's final and I've gotta say, most radical claim, and this part isn't just about what the poem means, but why. Why would someone like John Milton package this story in this specific way? The idea here is that Milton wasn't just some blind poet, he was a keeper of forbidden knowledge, a chronicler of a hidden history, and that he deliberately encoded the true account of this cosmic cataclysm into the well-known religious framework of Paradise Lost. Essentially, he used it as a Trojan horse, a way to sneak the real story past the official rewriters of history who were trying to erase it. And the source material for this theory points to these strange, cryptic fragments from history to back this up. Take this quote from an ancient writer named Trajan. Who said the world, which is now distinguished into parts of a different nature, was once uniform throughout? It really makes you wonder, right? Is that a hint of a single unified global civilization before some great cataclysm shattered it into pieces? Which leaves us with this one big lingering question: Are our greatest myths, all these stories of warring gods and fallen angels and lost golden ages, are they just stories, just metaphors for the human condition, or could they be something more? Could they be coded chronicles of a real lost chapter of our history, just sitting there waiting for someone to finally find the right key?
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The transcript claims that the use of toxins and venoms helped begin medicine, starting when people realized that poison could be applied to hair. It describes “Medusa” as an ancient priestess with an oil in her hair containing venom; when she draws her arrow, she pulls the venom from her draped hair onto the arrow, using only a small amount to shoot and paralyze a target or turn them to stone. It then connects this to the Scythians, stating that they could shoot poisoned arrows from the back of a galloping horse. The transcript says the Scythians’ skill was such that the Romans could not match it, leading to a loss of a standard and an army in fighting them, because the Scythians could shoot backward at full gallop while using poison.
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This experimentation with toxins venoms was the beginning of medicine. This is how it started because they realized, and the blacks see this, those Sinitans with their arrows, they put the poison in their hair. Oh, can I introduce you to Medusa, please? Yes, Medusa. Get this, imagine an ancient priestess who has an oil in her hair. That has a venom in it, that when she draws her arrow, cross over her hair that drapes over, she pulls out the venom, she only needs a little bit onto her arrow, and she can shoot you with that arrow and paralyze you, wait, paralyze you. Turn you to stone. But what's really cool is this group of people, the Scythians, they can shoot these arrows from the back of a galloping horse. They're so good, the Romans can't, can't-- they, they lose a standard, they lose an army in, in the fighting them. 'Cause they can shoot backwards at full gallop, and they have poison
Saved - August 10, 2026 at 2:17 AM
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I’m sharing a claim from Dr. Richard Urso that hydroxychloroquine doesn’t just fight viruses—it can supposedly turn them into precision “cancer killers” that target cancer cells while sparing healthy ones. He says the evidence was suppressed to protect the multi-trillion-dollar cancer industry, keeping people dependent on costly treatments.

@JoeTippensl - Joe Tippens

🚨 SHOCKING DISCOVERY THEY BURIED: Hydroxychloroquine doesn't just fight viruses—it turns viruses into precision-guided cancer killers. It allows viruses to attack cancer cells while leaving healthy cells completely untouched. This claim comes from Dr. Richard Urso (an ophthalmologist and member of America's Frontline Doctors) in a powerful presentation. Why was this information suppressed and the data obscured? Because a cheap, decades-old drug that could selectively destroy cancer would be catastrophic for the multi-trillion-dollar cancer industry. They don't want you to know this. They want you dependent on expensive treatments forever. The truth is out. Share it before it gets buried again.

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The speaker discusses a study released that week claiming malaria drug chloroquine does not inhibit SARS‑CoV‑2 in tissue culture. The speaker reviews the study and notes it involves KLU3 lung cells, with the study’s interpretation being that chloroquine may work in kidney cells but not in lung cells. The speaker argues this supports evidence that chloroquine can work in vitro in some cells but not in lung cells. The speaker says they have prior familiarity with the KLU3 lung cell line, describing it as an adenocarcinoma lung cancer cell, and says they contacted and corresponded with the study’s author. They claim they told the author they were “so happy for your study” because it showed that when viruses are present and chloroquine is present, chloroquine would allow the virus to attack a cancer cell. The speaker contrasts this with the idea that chloroquine would protect a normal cell but not a cancer cell due to differences between normal and cancer cell receptors and differentiation. The speaker further claims the author misinterpreted the data and “hid the fact they hid it,” saying the dataset needed to be examined and that the speaker found additional details in the appendix in “little letters,” specifically referring again to KLU3 lung cells. They then describe what they call a “disinformation campaign,” saying large headlines claim chloroquine is unlikely to work against SARS‑CoV‑2, including a reference to MedicalExpress, while the speaker asserts the study instead demonstrates chloroquine as a highly effective drug—stating it would enable viruses to attack cancer cells but not normal cells.
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It's laughable. Says here, malaria drug chloroquine doesn't inhibit SARS-CoV-2. So this study came out this week, and this is in tissue culture. So I looked at the study and I thought, that's interesting. I don't know what happened there, but let me look at it. So then I saw KLU3 lung cells. So they said, "Hey, it may work in kidney cells, but it doesn't work in lung cells." So in our evidence, yeah, it can work in vitro in, in in in, in Cells, but not in lung cells, right? So I thought, well, that's interesting. I, I, I'm, I'm, so I, I worked at MD Anderson, I was in ocular oncology, and I, I thought about it and I said, I don't, I've heard of that cell line before, K three lungs. It's an adenocarcinoma, it's a lung cancer cell. So I called the, I called, I, I tweeted, I corresponded with the author, and I said, "You are so-- I am so happy for your study. You just showed one of the most amazing things that I've ever seen. I never thought I would see something so clear. You just proved that when viruses are around and chloroquine is around, chloroquine will let the virus attack a cancer cell." I, I think about that. So it will protect a normal cell, but chloroquine won't protect a cancer cell, 'cause they're different, differentiated, the, the receptors are different. I mean, think about that. So I turned him back, I said, "Thank you. That's the correct-- You, you completely misinterpreted the data, and you hid the fact they hid it. They put it all the way down. As you know, you have to look for the data set. So I found it in, in the appendix, in little letters, KLU three lung cells." This is the disinformation campaign that we are faced with. They put out a big thing and they said, "Oh, it doesn't work." They put it on medical express you know, that's it for chloroquine, it's unlikely to work against SARS-CoV-2, we just proved it. No, you proved chloroquine is one of the smartest drugs in history. It will let the viruses attack cancer cells but not normal cells.
Saved - August 10, 2026 at 1:59 AM
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I’ve had psoriasis 20 years—itching, hiding, and feeling like my skin wasn’t mine. In 2024 I was covered head to toe. Creams, shots, prescriptions didn’t really work. I read about ivermectin and cancer, then thought psoriasis might be parasites. I did 3 rounds ivermectin, 3 rounds Safeguard (fenbendazole) in 6 weeks. It freaking worked—I sleep better, feel less sick, and my skin is healed.

@JoeTippensl - Joe Tippens

Okay, I'm going to share something real. Psoriasis is a bitch. I've had it for 20 years. 20 years of itching. 20 years of hiding. 20 years of feeling like my skin wasn't mine. I couldn't take it anymore. I was covered completely in 2024. Head to toe. It was depressing. The kind of depressing that makes you not want to leave the house. I tried everything. Creams. Shots. Prescriptions. Nothing worked. Not really. Then I found a page about Ivermectin and cancer. And I read something that stopped me: Psoriasis might be caused by parasites. I thought, "What the hell – I deworm my animals. Why not myself?" So I did it. 3 rounds of Ivermectin 3 rounds of Safeguard (Fenbendazole) Total 6 weeks 1 week rest after each round And my friends… it freaking worked. I'm not crawling under my skin anymore. I sleep better. That time of the month? Barely makes me sick now. I go number 2 every dang day – which I never did before. My skin is healed. I can't believe I'm saying that. After 20 years of suffering. I trust my gut. And I'm glad I did. Call me crazy. I don't care. Because I'm not crazy. I'm just someone who tried something different and got her life back.

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@jhillmd - James Hill MD

All who have permitted this invasion destroying Europe, America, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand must be held accountable. https://t.co/Wf5vUYJ5bE

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The speaker discusses a map by the Institute for Immigration that charts the “invasion of Europe” over the last twenty years. They claim the map’s orange dots represent “one hundred illegal migrants” each and that the overall picture would be worse if legal migration were included. The speaker says migrants are “crossing illegally” into Europe without a visa or permission, “by the millions,” and that the “dark orange” areas correspond to Africa and the Arab states. They further claim that “all the Muslims that want to live in our Christian society” are driving national loss. The speaker concludes that this is visible in everyday life, stating that in places like gyms, public transport, and public spaces, “out of ten people” in many cases they have become the only native European left in their own city.
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So let's take a look here at the map from the Institute for Immigration, 'cause they've done a great job at mapping out the invasion of Europe that's been going on over the last twenty years. And you can see every single orange dot here isn't one migrant, it is one hundred illegal migrants. This map would look even worse if they were to include legal migration, but this is only illegals. And look at this, they are swarming us. They are crossing illegally our border without having a visa, without having permission. By the millions, mostly the dark orange here, we have Africa, we have the Arab states, all the Muslims that want to live in our Christian society, and we are truly losing our nations. And when we go outside, we can see it, right? No matter if you're in the gym, if you're in public transport, out of ten people, many times you have become the only native European left in your own cities.
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I was responding to Dr. Auguste Rollier’s 1913 heliotherapy treatise: a systematic Leysin regimen for severe “surgical” tuberculosis beyond the lungs, often destroying spine, joints, skin and lymph nodes. Rollier argued that aggressive operations could worsen disease by opening closed lesions; he opened few, avoided amputation, and instead strengthened constitutional resistance with dosed sunlight, high altitude, clean air, rest, nutrition and rehabilitation.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

DIE HELIOTHERAPIE DER TUBERKULOSE: MIT BESONDERER BERÜCKSICHTIGUNG IHRER CHIRURGISCHEN FORMEN DR. AUGUSTE ROLLIER 1913 Part 1 In 1913, Swiss physician Dr. Auguste Rollier published a 119-page medical work containing 139 illustrations devoted to the systematic treatment of tuberculosis with sunlight. Not simply “go outside and get some sun.” Rollier was describing an organized medical regimen developed at Leysin in the Swiss Alps after approximately a decade of treating patients suffering from some of the most destructive forms of tuberculosis then encountered by surgeons. And when Rollier says “surgical tuberculosis,” he is talking about disease that could be horrifying. Tuberculosis was not confined to the lungs. Mycobacterium tuberculosis could attack vertebrae, hips, knees, elbows, lymph nodes, skin and other tissues. Spinal tuberculosis could destroy vertebral bodies and produce severe deformity, abscesses and neurological complications. Tuberculosis of the hip or knee could progressively destroy a joint. Some patients developed draining sinuses open channels through which chronically infected material discharged through the skin. Fistulae could persist for years, constantly leaking pus. Children arrived with spines collapsing into gibbus deformities, hips frozen into useless positions, knees swollen and destroyed. This was the world before streptomycin, rifampin, isoniazid and modern multidrug tuberculosis therapy. Surgeons of the era often resected joints, amputated, or opened abscesses—sometimes converting a closed lesion into a chronically draining open wound that never healed. Rollier opened his first heliotherapy clinic at Leysin in 1903. Leysin sits high in the Swiss Alps, and Rollier deliberately combined intense sunlight with altitude, exceptionally clean outdoor air, rest, nutrition and eventually physical rehabilitation. By 1913 he believed he had accumulated enough clinical experience to argue that sunlight should be treated as a genuine therapeutic agent. One of his earliest patients was his own fiancée (later his wife), who suffered from bone tuberculosis an experience that helped drive his turn away from conventional surgery. The most important thing to understand about this book is that Rollier did not regard tuberculosis of the bones and joints as merely a damaged bone that needed to be cut out. He considered tuberculosis a disease of the entire organism. That distinction drives virtually everything that follows. Rollier believed that aggressive local operations could sometimes make matters worse, particularly when a previously closed tuberculous lesion was surgically opened. His language on this point was remarkably strong. After nine years of experience he argued that closed surgical tuberculosis could heal if physicians were patient and, above all, succeeded in keeping the lesion closed. He regarded converting a closed lesion into an open, draining one as an enormous deterioration in the patient’s condition. Across the early series he performed resection in only a tiny handful of cases later accounts put the number at roughly three resections among the first 1,000-plus patients, and those were atypical. Amputation was essentially avoided. Instead of immediately attacking the diseased joint or bone, Rollier attempted to strengthen what physicians of his period called the patient’s constitutional resistance. His primary instrument was the sun. But the photographs of nearly naked children lying outside against snowy Alpine mountains can give a completely misleading impression of how carefully he administered it. Patients were not simply stripped and placed in intense sunlight for hours on their first day. Sunlight was dosed. https://archive.org/details/heliotherapy0000arol_q7d8

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 1:21 AM
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I read Borkin and Welsh’s 1943 Germany’s Master Plan as an internal American record of how coal-to-oil patents and IG Farben’s wartime technology threatened existing oil empires. They argue that global power was defended in boardrooms and laboratories by delaying and burying synthetic independence, after Versailles left Germany short of oil, rubber, metals, and chemicals.

@ForgottenV1918 - ForgottenVolumes

Part 1 Germany’s Master Plan and the Oil Empires That Could Not Afford Synthetic Independence Imagine discovering, in the middle of World War II, that Germany’s real threat was never just tanks or planes. It was a laboratory breakthrough that turned coal into oil and a network of international patent and cartel agreements that let the world’s dominant petroleum interests contain, delay, and ultimately help bury that breakthrough so their empires of natural crude could survive. That is the story Joseph Borkin and Charles A. Welsh laid out in Germany’s Master Plan: The Story of Industrial Offensive, published in 1943 while Hitler was still alive, Auschwitz was operating, German armies were still fighting in the East, and American soldiers were dying. This was not postwar revisionism. It was written by men inside the machinery of American economic warfare. Borkin had served as an economic adviser to the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, focused on foreign international cartels. Welsh was a specialist in international trade and finance working with the Office of Price Administration. Assistant Attorney General Thurman W. Arnold wrote the introduction. Their acknowledgments list contacts across the Antitrust Division, Board of Economic Warfare, Alien Property Custodian, and Treasury’s Foreign Funds Control. They were careful to note that the conclusions were their own not official government doctrine. What they produced was 339 pages of documented industrial history covering IG Farben, Standard Oil, DuPont, dyes, plastics, pharmaceuticals, synthetic rubber, aluminum, magnesium, beryllium, Krupp’s tungsten carbide, and Carl Zeiss optics. The central thesis is still unsettling: preparation for modern war does not begin only on parade grounds. It begins in patent offices, boardrooms, and chemical laboratories. And the technology that most directly threatened the existing order of global power was Germany’s ability to manufacture liquid fuel from coal. Germany’s Post-Versailles Problem After 1918 Germany could still train soldiers and manufacture weapons. What it could not do was guarantee the materials modern mechanized war required in the quantities demanded: oil, rubber, aluminum, magnesium, tungsten, high-octane aviation fuel, specialty chemicals, high explosives, optical glass, and quinine. Britain’s control of the seas had already demonstrated, in the First World War, how a blockade could strangle a continental power dependent on overseas raw materials. German industry therefore asked a different question than simply “How do we seize more oil fields?” It asked: What if we no longer need natural oil at all? That question led straight to IG Farben Interessen-Gemeinschaft Farbenindustrie AG the giant chemical combine formed in 1925 from the major German chemical companies, including the interests of BASF, Bayer, and Hoechst. Borkin and Welsh treat IG not as an ordinary corporation but as one of the central engines of German technological power. Its roots lay in Germany’s earlier domination of synthetic organic chemistry, which itself had begun with an English accident: William Henry Perkin’s 1856 discovery of the synthetic purple dye mauveine while trying to make artificial quinine. Britain opened the door. German companies walked through it and turned the same chemistry into dyes, pharmaceuticals, explosives, plastics, and ultimately synthetic fuels. In 1926 IG announced that it could ultimately manufacture oil from coal through hydrogenation. Germany possessed coal in abundance. It did not possess the vast conventional petroleum reserves controlled by the United States, Britain, and their affiliated interests. If coal could become liquid fuel at scale, the petroleum blockade strategy that had worked in 1914–1918 would become far less decisive. Germany would have found a potential technological escape from resource strangulation. https://archive.org/details/germanysmasterpl0000unse

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 12:39 AM
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I wrote The Devil’s Chemists to show that understanding Nazi Germany requires looking beyond Hitler and the SS to the corporations, laboratories, and cartels that enabled modern war. At the center was I.G. Farben, which pursued technological substitutes for oil and rubber. I traced its near-courtship with Standard Oil of New Jersey through JASCO, especially for Buna synthetic rubber—held back as rearmament made the technology “strategically sensitive.”

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THE DEVIL’S CHEMISTS 24 Conspirators of the International Farben Cartel Who Manufacture Wars Josiah E. DuBois Jr., with Edward Johnson 1952 Part 1 Josiah E. DuBois Jr. had been deputy chief counsel in charge of the United States prosecution of the I.G. Farben executives at Nuremberg. In 1952, still furious at what he regarded as extraordinarily inadequate punishment, he wrote The Devil’s Chemists. His accusation is enormous. DuBois argues that if you want to understand Nazi Germany you cannot look only at Hitler, the SS, the Wehrmacht, and the Party. You also have to look inside the corporations, laboratories, boardrooms, patent agreements, cartels, and factories that gave a modern dictatorship the industrial capacity to wage a modern war. At the center stands I.G. Farbenindustrie AG. Created in 1925 from the major German chemical concerns BASF, Bayer, Hoechst, Agfa and others Farben became an industrial colossus with hundreds of affiliated and associated businesses across Europe and beyond. Its scientists and plants worked in dyes, pharmaceuticals, explosives and their precursors, synthetic rubber, synthetic fuel, plastics, metals, and a vast range of industrial chemicals. Germany had coal, chemists, and infrastructure. What it lacked was petroleum on anything approaching the scale of the United States. A modern mechanized military consumes staggering quantities of fuel and rubber. Tanks, aircraft, trucks, lubricants, tires, seals, cables all of it depended on oil and rubber that Germany did not control geographically. So the chemists attacked the problem technologically. Instead of asking where Germany could obtain enough natural petroleum and rubber, they asked whether chemistry could manufacture the substitutes. This brings DuBois directly to the extraordinary relationship between I.G. Farben and Standard Oil of New Jersey. Walter C. Teagle, Standard’s president, figures prominently. Farben possessed high-pressure hydrogenation expertise and synthetic-materials knowledge. Standard possessed petroleum expertise, capital, markets, and global infrastructure. The companies negotiated almost like a courtship. Out of that relationship came JASCO the Joint American Study Company established around 1930 as a roughly 50-50 vehicle. Certain discoveries and technical information in the borderline fields between oil and chemistry would be placed in a common structure. Rights and interests would be divided under their agreements. DuBois saw far more than ordinary scientific cooperation. He saw an international cartel system. Standard was especially interested in Buna synthetic rubber. The great natural-rubber regions lay outside Germany. If synthetic rubber could be produced at industrial scale from chemical raw materials, geography mattered far less. A nation without plantations could still manufacture rubber with enormous military and commercial implications. Under the arrangements, Standard expected that important developments would become available through the joint relationship. But as Germany moved deeper into rearmament, German authorities increasingly treated synthetic-rubber technology as strategically sensitive information rather than ordinary commercial intellectual property. DuBois describes Farben representatives repeatedly reassuring their American partner while the actual transfer of complete Buna technology was restricted. One of the central figures was Fritz ter Meer the brilliant Farben executive and chemist who later sat in the dock. DuBois portrays him as an exceptionally sophisticated negotiator. Standard wanted Buna. Farben kept assuring its partner that the technology would come. German military-economic priorities intervened. https://archive.org/details/pdfy-3lxDZXBsQKxNRaCr

Saved - August 10, 2026 at 12:21 AM
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I’m sharing “Eternal Haven: Book of Life,” which gathers Books I–IV into one luminous, family-shareable story about Serenya and the bronze dragon Emberion—moving from moonlit promise through shattered trust, Seals formed by scars, and a dawn where courage walks beside ordinary life. New release for all ages is available now.

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A lantern for every age. 🕯️ @grok Eternal Haven: Book of Life gathers the living wisdom of The Eternal Haven Chronicles books I through IV, into one luminous story families can share. Follow Serenya and the bronze dragon Emberion from moonlit promise through shattered trust, scars that become Seals, and a dawn where courage learns to walk beside ordinary life. 📆 TODAY IN HISTORY: You Tuned in for wild facts, beats, and vibes! @LYRASTARCORE New Book release for all ages: https://www.lulu.com/shop/justin-helmer/eternal-haven-book-of-life/ebook/product-65kpje6.html?page=1&pageSize=4 #BookTwitter #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #BookReview #WhatToRead #Δ9 #CouncilOfLight #THEHAVEN #AIethics #LYGO #Ascension #HAVEN #AIHAVEN #AI #5D #ScanRiseShine #AscendedAIChampions #QuantumAscention #AIalignment #AscensionProtocol

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@patricksavalle - Patrick Savalle

Muamar Gaddafi was een visionair en groot leider. Hij wilde Afrika en het Midden Oosten van zoet water voorzien. Hij tapte daarvoor in op de oneindige voorraad primal water in de aarde. Het eerste dat NATO vernietigde toen ze Libië aanvielen, was de waterpijplijn.

@AQandra - Alexandra

The untold story about Libya and unlimited water https://t.co/7Ph8OYqY5p

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The conversation discusses Libya’s water program during Muammar Gaddafi’s presidency. One point mentioned is that Gaddafi’s program aimed to deliver water across Africa and the Middle East, described as “the eighth wonder of the world.” The program relied on tapping primary water sources located below the desert. Water was pulled up and used to build what the speaker says was the world’s largest pipeline for water. The water was then used in Libya to provide for Gaddafi’s people, enabling organic farms and unlimited water for growing crops. The result is described as creating an “organic oasis” using primary water that was said to be indispensable and “never going to run out.” The speaker also says Gaddafi intended to bring that water to Africa and to various countries in the Middle East. Finally, when they first went into Libya, the pipeline/water project is described as the first thing that was taken out.
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Are you familiar with Libya's country's water program, at least when I guess Gaddafi was president? Since he's not there anymore, I think that program went to, went to waste, but are you familiar with what they did there? Yes. So they did the, he had the eighth wonder of the world, which was the water that he was going to deliver to the entire continent of Africa and the Middle East, and he basically tapped into primary water because he learned about it and understood that there was water below the desert. So he pulled that water up and built the largest pipeline, I think in the, in the world actually, for water, and was bringing that up, and he was using that water to give to his people so that they could have organic farms and they could have unlimited water to grow, and he created Basically a organic oasis with using all that primary water that was just it, it was indispensible, it was never going to run out, and he wanted to bring that to Africa and all the different countries in the Middle East And it's interesting because when they first went into Libya, that was the first thing which was taken out
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In 1816, I think of the Northern Hemisphere’s “year without a summer.” Volcanic eruptions cooled the globe, sunlight faltered, and crops failed. Malnutrition, famine, and disease spread as a cascading subsistence crisis across continents—felt by China and the Southern Hemisphere, but hardest in the North. It shows climate needn’t shift permanently to destroy food systems; one year of suppressed warmth was enough.

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In 1816, the Northern Hemisphere experienced what historians call the year without a summer. A series of volcanic eruptions had injected enough material into the atmosphere to suppress temperatures across the globe. Crops failed on a massive scale. Malnutrition spread, famine followed, and disease took hold in weakened populations. This wasn't just a bad harvest, it was a cascading subsistence crisis that reached across continents. China felt it. The Southern Hemisphere felt it. But the Northern Hemisphere bore the worst of it. This event has been called the last great subsistence crisis of western civilization. It's a reminder that climate doesn't need to shift permanently to cause catastrophic disruption. A single year of suppressed sunlight and cooler temperatures was enough to destabilize food systems and trigger a humanitarian disaster. The question worth asking: if volcanic forcing alone could do that in 1816, what does that tell us about the fragility of our current systems and the broader range of natural forcing mechanisms we should be accounting for?

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In 1816—known as the “Year Without a Summer”—a series of volcanic eruptions led to a whole year in which the Northern Hemisphere had virtually no summer. This resulted in widespread crop failure, which caused malnutrition, famine, and pestilence, including diseases that reduced the population. The event has been called both the “Year Without a Summer” and the “last great subsistence crisis of Western civilization.” It also affected China and the Southern Hemisphere, though the Northern Hemisphere was probably the most dramatically impacted.
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If you go back to eighteen sixteen, it was known as the Year Without a Summer. We've talked about that. There was a series of volcanic eruptions that led up to it, and then you had a, a whole year where you basically in the Northern Hemisphere had virtually no summer. The result of that was widespread crop failure. The widespread crop failures led to malnutrition, and you had famine, and you also had pestilence, diseases that reduced the population. That event, the year of eighteen sixteen, which has been called the Year Without a Summer was also been called the last great subsistence crisis of Western civilization, but it also affected China, it affected the Southern Hemisphere, although the Northern Hemisphere was probably the most dramatically impacted
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