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Joined July 2009
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This would not be the first time high level politicians engage in this. Again, bipartisan reality here. The BBC recently published an investigation examining trading activity across major financial markets alongside public statements made by Donald Trump about war, tariffs etc, people appear to be making big money knowing exactly when his statements are coming. According to their analysis, there were several instances where trading volumes appeared to increase shortly before market-moving announcements, including a reported case on April 9, 2025, where someone piled over $2 million into S&P 500 long positions right before Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs. The S&P jumped 9.5%, and that bet returned nearly $20 million. Some analysts told the BBC the pattern bears all the hallmarks of illegal insider trading, where bets are made on information the general public simply does not have. In general, the Trump family has been cashing in through World Liberty Financial as well, a crypto venture where Barron, Don Jr., and Eric Trump are all listed as cofounders. Reuters reported the family pulled in over $800 million from crypto asset sales in just the first half of 2025. The report also noted connections between members of the Trump family and financial or prediction market platforms. Donald Trump Jr. has advisory roles linked to platforms such as Polymarket and Kalshi, while other family members have been involved in ventures like World Liberty Financial. Separately, Reuters reported that Trump family-linked crypto activities generated substantial revenue in early 2025. Interestingly, the American media has barely covered the story, with the BBC investigations driving more of the awareness around it. The Securities and Exchange Commission and the White House have not provided detailed public responses either. Thus far, there is no direct proof, but something seems up.
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Taking a bite out of planned obsolescence. Starting February 18, 2027, the EU will require all smartphones to have user-replaceable batteries, with replacements available for at least five years and no software blocks on third-party repairs. This forces companies like Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi to move away from sealed, glue-heavy designs. The bigger picture is simple here folks: extend device lifespan, cut e-waste, and give people more control over what they own. If it works, this likely won’t stay limited to Europe. But then again, what defines "works?" Meaning if companies can make as much money? If it "fails," wouldn't doesn't that point to the fact that we have to destroy things to stay profitable?
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A great breakdown of the insanity.
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This photo began making its rounds on the internet at the time of the Ghislaine Maxwell trial. It shows Maxwell with Laurene Powell Jobs, the president and founder of Emerson Collective. Emerson Collective is the lead investor and chair of The Atlantic, a popular mainstream media
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The New York Times still used words like Israel has "plans to occupy" or wants to "take control" of southern parts of Lebanon, of course for the purposes of "securing" the order. Yet will say things like Russian plans to "annex" parts of Ukraine in attempts to steal the land. But
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Rachel Benavidez is 52 years old and a New Mexico native. When she was 22, she first made the trip to Zorro Ranch, a sprawling private compound set roughly 30 miles east of Stanley, New Mexico, far from any neighbors. She had just received her massage therapy license. She was new to the profession and looking for work. According to Benavidez, it was Ghislaine Maxwell who brought her in. The calls came offering steady work with good pay, and that the clients tipped well and had powerful connections. She drove out, passed through security, followed a winding dirt road to the main house, and was led down into a basement massage room. The walls, she says, were decorated with topless images. She told herself they were simply eccentric wealthy people. Then, she says, the massages with Epstein became progressively more sexual, more invasive, and less optional. What she describes to NBC News in an interview follows the same pattern that has now been documented across multiple victims and multiple locations - grooming, escalation, and assault. When she tried to decline future trips, staff pressured her to return. She stayed quiet for years, believing for a long time that she might be the only one. But as the Epstein story has become heard around the world, she's speaking out. At least ten women and girls have now alleged they were groomed or abused at Zorro Ranch beginning in the late 1990s. They were drawn in with promises, money, jobs, connections, opportunity. And then found themselves isolated on a remote property in the middle of the New Mexico desert with a man who already had a sex offender history in Florida and a global network of powerful relationships insulating him from consequence. The specific allegations include groping, coerced nude massages, assault, and rape. Different women, different years, the same location, the same pattern. The attorney general has publicly committed to giving survivors a safe space to be heard and has pledged to follow every lead regardless of where it points. Benavidez says she intends to speak with them. "Until we are acknowledged, until the voices of survivors are heard and validated, I don't believe true justice will ever be achieved," Benavidez said. New Mexico is now being asked; will the testimony of women like Rachel Benavidez finally be treated as the evidence it has always been? Or will the full truth of what happened in that basement room - and who enabled it and protected it for decades - be allowed to quietly dissolve along with everything else?
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Super old information we revealed in a 2010 documentary we made. But hey, glad the world is finally figuring this out!
If you are against (or for) Fluoride in drinking water, I highly suggest you listen to this short clip from expert (and dentist) @doctorstaci you won’t find a more knowledgeable person on the history and topic of fluoride. @RobertKennedyJr @esaagar @ScienceMagazine @joerogan
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Fascinating analysis here, what do you guys think?
After hearing that the Salvator Mundi by Leonardo Da Vinci could be a fake, I went back to triple check everything. I not only made it more accurate, but all the "mistakes" they claim prove its a fake, are not mistakes at all. They are all done with calculated purpose to conceal a message. This was not the work of an amateur, this is the work of a master. These hidden geometries of the "Celestial Sphere" is a signature of Leonardo Da Vinci. I do not know any other artist who can do this at this level.
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The FDA is set to decide soon on a possible ban of Red 3, a petroleum-derived food dye found in snacks, candy, and drinks. The petition argues there’s “no reason” for it to be in our food beyond making products look more appealing—perhaps even misleadingly so.
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What do you think of this? 💉 Russia is making a bold claim in announcing a 'cancer vaccine' set to roll out in early 2025—for free. If true, this could be a major step forward in cancer treatment. But the details raise questions. Cont'd..
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While promising, the announcement leaves much unclear. What types of cancer will it treat? How effective is it? What’s the science behind it? Is it really a vaccine? Breakthroughs like this hold potential, but they also require scrutiny. Cont'd
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How do we navigate claims like these in an era where science is often politicized or overhyped? We have heard of treatments like this many times doing our research as CE over the years. Some have success, some don't. We shall see what happens here.
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"This concept was introduced to me back in 2008 as an “ongoing shift in consciousness” that would reshape the human experience. If you haven't seen this oldie, extremely relevant now." @JoeMartino29 insights.collective-evolutio…
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This story is told by a well-respected elder of a Northern Plains tribe. His encounter predates the crash at Roswell. #UFO #UAPTwitter #ufotwitter theenigma.substack.com/p/ind…
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"The ultimate tool for corporations to sustain a culture of this sort is to develop the 40-hour work week as the normal lifestyle. Under these working conditions, people have to build a life in the evenings and on weekends." thepulse.one/p/the-40-hour-w…
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