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🚨🚨 I have just been informed by @ReawakenUSA CEO @realjamesowen that he was called by @UMich and asked to have my video of yesterday’s attack removed due to negative blowback on lunatic, Temulun Togochog
I’ll repost it every day until she’s expelled and charged.
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I took these pictures today and my heart is broken. I love Europe so much, we gave the world our culture, scientific breakthroughs, and prosperity. And now that?
We've somehow accepted concrete blocks at Christmas markets becoming the new normal. Should we really accept our beautiful cities becoming playgrounds for violent leftist migrant mobs every Saturday?
I don't accept that, do you? I want my children to grow up in the same beautiful, peaceful Europe we know from our childhoods, not this toxic mix of weird leftist ideology and zealous Middle Ages religious beliefs.
Only two options remain, democratic European parties wake up and act, or far-right parties rise promising simple solutions to complex problems. Extremism has never served Europe well. Let's hope the democratic class listens to the people before it's too late. Will they though?
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Three carriers that couldn't give you one bar in a parking garage just teamed up to block coverage from space.
fr.
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🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 4: YES, MANY ARE AWARE OF THE GOALS 🚨
This one is a thread because there are multiple materials.
On January 15, 2026, Renew American Democracy (RAD), the strategy built around the Democracy Renewal Group's (DRG) ex-USAID democracy officers, held planning exercises for "emergency scenarios" and how it'd affect their "strategic objectives."
RAD's explicit goal is in catalyzing those so-called "emergency scenarios" to manifest "structural reform" - the rewriting of American governance which the previous drops have covered.
RAD/DRG hold the unique role within the wider blocking / protest alliance of defining what the new government looks like, presumably because they are made of ex-USAID officers who have specialized in installing new governments. As @MikeBenzCyber last night said on his stream, these DRG members come from the CIA coup parts of USAID.
It's been suggested that DRG is just a fringe group within the much larger blocking/protest ecosystem. This morning's interim video mentioning Mike Smith disproved that. And PART 4 disproves that further - the wider network is well aware of DRG and that its goal is to secure a new government.
They will dress it in the language that it's Trump who will provoke it, and they're only preventing a true Constitutional crisis. In reality, there's a million ways to interpret what a "red line" is, and many ways to get Trump to cross it. Already, articles everywhere are telegraphing that Trump *will* cross it in the form of the Insurrection Act or martial law, softening us up for the coup ahead.
The materials I'm showing you are from a RAD/DRG-ran planning exercise in January 2026. Groups represented by participants include:
· National Security Leaders for America (NSL4A)
· Freedom Trainers / Beautiful Trouble
· Team Democracy
· Federal Workers Alliance for Democracy
· Civil Service Strong
· Project 2029
· Braver Angels
· Indivisible
· Better Together America
· Center for Collaborative Democracy
· Democracy Accelerator
· Paths to Understanding
· Co-Intelligence Institute
· Cohesion Strategy
· Community-Vision Solutions
One of the working groups concerned "National Deliberations" - which lays the groundwork for structural reforms post-crisis. So every single participant in this forum was well aware the end point is rewriting our governance.
Even more interesting, Tanya Alfredson of @BraverAngels participated in this particular working group - which should give pause to anyone who believes Braver Angels simply wants better dialogue.
As you watch the videos, watch out for the code language they use to hint towards the ultimate end goal.
As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇
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Without Elon and Tesla, I don’t think there would be much of an EV industry to be honest.
I would argue that nobody has done more to harm the EV transition than Electrek and their staff.
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I will be showing shortly that No Kings and other protests are run by a secret panel called United Democracy Alliance, with names.
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A million-mile trucker who called the Tesla Semi "stupid" just drove one fully loaded.
His verdict: "This industry is going to be changed."
He lost 1 mph up a 7% grade, he's straight about the charging trade-off, and then he ran the fleet math: "Why would I buy a diesel truck again?"
🎥 via @MotorTrend ft. @adamlwingfield of @FreightWaves
0:00 "This industry is going to be changed"
0:29 "Feels like transportation innovation"
0:49 Instant torque vs a 6th-gear diesel
1:16 Fully loaded up a 7% grade: 35 → 34 mph
2:17 Charging & range: the honest trade-off
2:57 No DEF, no DPF, $50K a year in diesel saved
3:31 Critic to convert: "I was wrong"
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Waymo worries about lawsuits.
Cybercab worries about one grey kitten at 11:01 p.m.
$TSLA
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Sign up for Grok Bot 101 tomorrow! Lots of great live workshops showing you how to use bot to get real work done
luma.com/cduktxci
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Prometheus at Starbase, TX
The statue of Prometheus is finally finished.
It was cast in Paris, crossed the Atlantic, and was assembled at Starbase. It took us 100 days to go from nothing to this.
People of the West, we have lived through an era devoid of dreams, devoid of destiny.
But the time has come to reclaim our dream of antiquity.
In a few months, we will start building a new city. It will be the most magnificent city in all of history.
After all, the great dream of the West has always been to rebuild Rome.
Come walk beside us in this endeavor. The world is waiting.
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'Tesla's Wedgy Electrode Patent (+2 other innovations)'
Tesla published a patent application that solves several challenges for the dry electrode, tabless 4680 battery cell through the use of coatings, tapering the electrode, and electrode sleeves.
That should help reduce cell defects during both the manufacturing and use phases of the battery cell, as well as present opportunities for increased energy density through thicker electrodes and higher silicon loadings.
*Timestamps*
00:00 Introduction
01:08 Patent Details
02:02 Insulative Electrode Edge Coatings
03:52 Tapering the Active Electrode Material Coating
06:17 Electrode Sleeves
09:26 Summary
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Did a reportage with BRF (German-speaking public TV in Belgium) on Tesla FSD Supervised.
I lent them my car and walked them through how it works — they were curious, so I was happy to show it on real roads.
⚠️ Watch closely: one wild moment, and FSD handled it perfectly.
They were blown away. Only real critique: Autopark still needs work — hope Tesla ships that soon.
One note: in the piece they mentioned ~4 small “FSD incidents” in July. Nobody flagged that line to me beforehand — I would’ve corrected it. Sources weren’t really checked: FSD wasn’t even active then. I messaged them; same point goes under the Facebook post.
Mainstream journalism stays mainstream 😄
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I’m so proud of the entire Falcon 9 team (ok the whole SpaceX team)! Landing a rocket (over 10 years ago) paved the way for Falcon to change the game on getting payloads to orbit. Falcon 9 is a mostly reusable system that is far more reliable, far more economical and far less wasteful than its “use once and toss” rocket counterparts. Starship is Falcon 9’s successor and will be both fully and rapidly reusable (think airplanes) and that will make for a very exciting space future.
Congrats once again to the Falcon 9 and broader SpaceX team!
SpaceX's Falcon 9 Booster Landing Team awarded 1st-ever Neil Armstrong Space Prize! 🔥
Purdue awards the prize to “those whose contributions to space in the preceding decade are deemed the most consequential for humanity,” according to the prize’s website.
Falcon 9 was the world’s first reusable rocket — a technical achievement long considered impossible in the industry.
The team consisted of Lars Blackmore, senior principal Mars landing engineer; Shana Diez, senior director, Starship reliability; Jon Edwards, senior vice president, Falcon & Dragon projects; Yoshiaki Kuwata, principal GNC engineer; and Eduardo Velazquez, director, Crew Starship engineering.
