Voting and Money and Bots Oh My!
DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin reveals he is now finding out that some state officials likely knew about voter fraud and illegal voting, but refused to prosecute it. "As we're getting the voter logs from 47 states...we're realizing there's ACTUALLY A LOT...." (twitter.com)
🎛 Pentagon to deploy AI against 'foreign election interference'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed the Pentagon to use "advanced intelligence and cyber capabilities to identify, disrupt, and neutralize foreign interference" in the upcoming midterms — deploying what officials call the most advanced AI capabilities to date, Axios reports.
Bipartisan intelligence assessments and federal agencies have consistently concluded that no foreign government has ever successfully altered, deleted, or manipulated votes or election infrastructure to change a US election outcome.
Both parties lean heavily on the "foreign meddling" narrative during campaign season.
The Pentagon is further entangling itself with AI giants — more federal contracts, more responsibility handed to AI systems. And the military is being directed to police information around an election, using tools whose judgments can't be audited.
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Hi Dominion: I’ll be going on television twice on Monday to discuss your absurd filing. Unless you think I should be censored from being able to discuss your filings. 😂 Dominion Lawsuit Judge WARNED about CRIMINAL Consquences! https://youtu.be/NbXD8Qprgg8?is=DpVdio5EL7SEwjP5… via
Escaping a gag order, Patrick Byrne drops a judicial bombshell, warning the court that sealing Dominion's discovery documents legally transforms the judge into a criminal accomplice.
https://x.com/PatrickByrne/status/2106916605255164186?
Dear Judge Nichols,
I was impressed by the email from Dominion’s lawyer directly to you and impressed by the alacrity with which you acted upon it. Untutored in the august ways of the law as I am, I was not previously aware that a party can just email requests directly to a federal judge and get such prompt action, but I am doing so now. Obviously it is too much to expect that you will provide me with the same impressive customer service as you provide Dominion, but hope springs eternal. I have three issues for your consideration.
First, I would like to alert you that a Mob lawyer for both Venezuela and Nicholas Maduro has infiltrated your ranks. The USDOJ charged Nicolás Maduro with narco-terrorism conspiracy in an indictment unsealed in March 2020 (a superseding indictment unsealed in January 2026 expanded those charges). The DOJ alleged that he led the Cartel de los Soles (“Cartel of the Suns”)—a network of high-ranking Venezuelan military and government officials—and partnered with designated terrorist groups such as FARC over more than two decades. DOJ described this as a “narco-terrorism partnership” in which Venezuelan institutions were corrupted to protect trafficking. The State Department has listed him as a member of the FTO-designated Cartel de los Soles. The Treasury Department separately designated the Cartel de los Soles as a "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" in 2025, describing it as headed by Maduro and other senior regime figures that provided support to groups such as Tren de Aragua and the Sinaloa Cartel. More broadly, DOJ and Treasury materials describe Maduro and his regime as having systematically corrupted state institutions (military, intelligence, legislature, judiciary) creating a “narco-state” in the language of the Treasury.
This Mafia has a lawyer, whom I assume I can safely refer to as a “Mob lawyer”. The name of that Mob Lawyer is “Magistrate Judge Maxila A. Upadhyaya”. Between 2019 and 2022 this Mob lawyer represented the narco-terrorists (per DOJ, State, and Treasury) Nicholas Maduro and Cartel de los Soles (a.k.a. “the Venezuelan government”). She did so while working at the DC offices of Venable, a law firm whose West Coast offices are managed by Mr. Kamala Harris (a.k.a. “Douglas Emhoff). Somehow Mob Lawyer Upadhyaya slipped through the cracks of your tight management of impartial justice and became (I-shit-thee-not) the magistrate judge over my case. There, and notwithstanding the fact that this case lies at the center of an issue that has brought the US to the edge of civil war, and that the eyes of the world are on this subject (riots have broken out in countries such as South Korea and Japan over election mischief, and government officials there have reached out for my assistance), Mob lawyer Upadhyay has issued remarkable rulings on behalf of her Venezuelan Mafia clients in an attempt to cover things up.
For example, as you are likely aware, there has been ample discovery demonstrating that the computer pads upon which Americans vote actually are shipped through Shanghai, where Chinese coders are tasked by Serbia development managers to rewrite the pads’ BIOS (the “firmware” that stands between hardware and software and controls basic machine operations). I am sure that a judge such as yourself who has had so much contact with the NSA does not need explained to him hat no further representations regarding the operations of these machines can then be trusted. There has been discovery demonstrating that these machines have been constructed and tested to allow VPN connectivity from abroad, and to run “virtual machines” internally (which can access and alter information in county systems while leaving essentially no trace). Discovery has also revealed that Dominion’s machines still make use of Sequoia’s WinEDS (née “Smartmatic SAES” from Venezuela) that runs as a separate server within the county servers (or more recently, perhaps on those virtual machines created from abroad within county election servers during our elections). There is discovery documenting that on the morning of Election Day November 3, 2020, Serbian engineers were corresponding with Dominion headquarters about VPNs, virtual machines, and uploading “cartridges of ballot images” into the WinEDS component of Dominion’s system in Chicago. This should all seem odd, as Dominion employees have given sworn testimony that their software is written in America by citizens who have clearances to do so, China has no touch-points, and (in Georgia, 2022) testified that after systems leave their Dominion warehouse in Texas, Dominion has no access to the county election systems and even if they did there exist no mechanisms by which they could alter elections.
Mob Lawyer/Magistrate Judge Upadhyaya has insisted that all such discovery be squelched per an NDA between Dominion and myself. One wonders if we had opened the discovery materials and found a dozen severed heads, a barrel of ricin, and a nuclear bomb, whether she would have mandated similar restraint. And oddly, when we followed her procedures and applied for removal of the NDA to disclose some explosive materials, Mob Lawyer Upadhyay sat on our application for approximately 3 years.
There is no reason for this Court to be aware, but the “Dr.” in “Doctor Byrne” refers to a doctorate in philosophy I earned from Stanford. Along the way I found myself teaching Martin Luther King’s incomparable, “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” in juxtaposition to the SCOTUS decision penned by Justice Potter Stewart confirming King’s conviction. While admittedly it always seemed unfair to let students directly compare the writing of Dr. King with that of an intellectual doofus like Potter Stewart, I tried to get students to see past the rhetoric to understand King’s argument itself: we have a moral duty to fight interconnected injustices; oppressed people cannot wait indefinitely for justice; there is a distinction between just and unjust laws; and that individuals have a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws that degrade "the human personality."
These issues of injustice, timeliness, and degrading of “the human personality” are all present in this present case. Since Athens our civilization has observed a tradition that holds the consent of the governed is paramount (while differing on accounts of how that consent is to be derived, and even, who counts as “the governed”). Elections are how our citizens manifest this consent. The global uncertainty about the integrity of the elections which are seating various governments makes this an issue of the greatest import. Corruption in the technology underlying elections degrades the principle of “consent of the governed.” Dramatic corruption can distort that until it snaps, and we arrive at a tyrannical saddle-point where consent of the governed is not even an objective, allowing a form of oppression to solidify that would take us back centuries and do a lot more than “degrade” human personality. Thus for a Mobbed-up lawyer like Moxila Upadhyaya to arrive on the scene and issue me instructions about what I can talk about and what I can’t (even when those items are in the public domain), offends the sense of justice of any sane man, while the import of the issue (returning humanity to a state of oppression from which it cannot vote itself out) and its timeliness (every rigged election ratchets us one step closer to tyranny) mean that a judicial order to hush this up offends the sensibility of any moral person. Coming from a Mafia stooge like Upadhyaya, it demands too much.
Second, therefore, I write to inform you I respectfully decline to acknowledge or abide by instructions from Mob Lawyer Uppadhyaya. If you wish me to bury these materials of Dominion’s, I am going to have to see your signature on the order. Which would be funny. It would be really funny. An American-born federal judge agreeing that I cannot discuss materials that are already in the public, and cannot explain their relevance to an electorate of whom 80% no longer trust our election systems, or to parliaments concerned that they are being overthrown in silent soft-coups, would be a hoot. As would a remedy that says this case gets decided be default, with no airing in a public court. I am sure that would go down in the annals of American jurisprudence.
Third, I wish to inform you that I understand and sympathize with plaintiff’s dilemma. In the words of three DHS Seniors with whom I spent three days in early 2024 meeting Venezuela whistleblowers and walking through their records, “This is the biggest crime since the Civil War… and maybe since Caesar was stabbed.” I would not want to be in Dominion’s shoes either. I would want my perfidy to be shielded from any public trial as well (I am not sure I would go so far as to demand to win a $1.6 billion claim on default judgement, but I'll give them an "A" fort originality).
Your Honor, I’m a reasonable man. I want to accommodate Dominion. I’ll offer them a graceful exit. Through their lies they bluffed Fox News out of $787.5 million. Just instruct them to give me that, and I’ll walk away. Given the alternatives, even that Mob Lawyer Upadhyaya whom you appointed to magistrate this case might see this as a reasonable. That way, we can all part as friends.
While I do not expect the same two-hour turn-around you gave Dominion’s request (obviously they have some Preferred Customer status that gets them “concierge treatment"), a timely answer would be appreciated.
Most respectfully,
Patrick M. Byrne, PhD
A letter worth reading by everyone, most especially anyone who practices law, a judicial treatise that demands a response, a piece of history that must be documented in the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court (and will likely end up there), and finally, a ex parte that creates a ...
https://x.com/PatrickByrne/status/2104834850070888848
California still lets applicants register online with no driver’s license and no Social Security number. The state’s own acceptable-ID list for the rare first-time voter who actually gets asked includes a gym card, an insurance card, or a credit card. You can vote for governor with a Planet Fitness membership. You cannot cash a paycheck with one.
The hypocrisy is not subtle.
According to Fox News, New York City demanded two photos, two original IDs, and a Social Security card from emergency snow shovelers last winter, the same city that tells election inspectors not to look at a voter’s license.
The New York Attorney General’s official voting-resources page states, in black and white, that voters “are never required to present photo identification to cast an in-person ballot” and instructs New Yorkers: “If you see or hear of anyone improperly requesting voter identification, contact OAG.” Read it here.
Poll-worker guidance tracks the same line: do not ask for ID unless the voter file is already flagged. Signature matching is the substitute. No photo. No citizenship check at the table. Just a scribble.
As The Gateway Pundit reported in August, Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani floated ID requirements for his government grocery stores so people wouldn’t resell discounted food. President Trump’s response was the obvious one: they will check your papers to buy milk, but not to choose the people who run the country.
Need a beer? ID. Board a plane? ID. Pick up a prescription? ID. Decide who controls the House in November? In New York and California, that is treated like a poll tax.https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09/they-made-election-fraud-mandatory-elon-musk-explodes/
14 states have ZERO voter ID. Democrats always win those 14 states. I can GUARANTEE that all 14 states have MASSIVE election fraud. This 14 states are: • California • Hawaii • Illinois • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts • Minnesota • Nevada • New Jersey • New Mexico • New York • Oregon • Pennsylvania • Vermont
General Flynn:
Breaking: The Florida Grand Jury on Public Trial?
What is happening with the Fort Pierce Grand Jury prosecution team? This is the team that is supposed to bring accountability to all the various “gates” (eg., Russia, impeachment, MaraLago, etc).
The recent disclosures and very public resignations do not look good for accountability of those who attempted to overthrow our country (that’s is what occurred) and to date, it doesn’t appear they’ve given up on that goal.
The stories of departure are generally the same especially for those who can read between the lines.
When you hear things like security clearance issues (that’s the CIA & FBI way of saying you’re not going to get the information we have because it would indict each of our agencies vast role in these various conspiracies).
If you hear resources and requests for information were getting blocked by “them”, we the people must demand who the “them” are.
Accountability is on the ballot in November, never mind the economy, war, the rise of sharia law in America, along with a few other major issues.
We need answers to these questions and we need to know that the right people at the right level have visibility and understand just how important the issue of accountability has become.
I pray the POTUS (who is the senior law enforcement officer in the nation) is being updated on these grand jury issues because if this doesn’t accomplish what he’s been saying now going on 10 years, the left will do it again, and next time it will be very ugly.
Say some prayers for President Donald J. Trump because when you are sitting at the top of the hill as he is, it is always hard to get the truth.
General Flynn agrees:
Tucker Carlson Insight:
An Appeal to Heaven?
Navy veteran Zach Bryan is one of the biggest country music stars in America. During tours, he regularly sells out entire football stadiums. He has even set the record for the largest ticketed concert in U.S. history at the University of Michigan’s “Big House,” with 112,408 fans.
So it was notable when, on Friday and Saturday at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium, Bryan wore a T-shirt that stated “Free Palestine” and, directly below that, “An Appeal To Heaven.” Between those two slogans, the shirt featured a lone pine tree, a direct reference to the Pine Tree Flag of the American Revolution.
Not only was Bryan thumbing his nose in Kraft’s face (just weeks before, the rapper Macklemore was banned from opening for Ed Sheeran for making pro-Palestine comments while on stage at Gillette), he also, perhaps unintentionally, captured an ongoing, seismic shift in American politics – a shift that is blurring the lines between our silly “right” and “left” political divides.
For the longest time, expressing any support for Palestine was widely considered left-wing. On the other hand, symbols and slogans associated with the American Revolution, such as the Gadsden Flag, were considered the opposite: right-wing or libertarian. “Free Palestine” chants often erupt at protests outside BlackRock’s headquarters in New York City. Meanwhile, Americans wave Pine Tree and Gadsden flags at Donald Trump rallies.
But among young Americans, typical political divides are increasingly getting scrambled. More and more conservatives and Republicans under the age of 35 express support for Palestine over the state of Israel; or, at least, they believe America’s relationship with Israel is draining our resources, harming our standing in the world, and keeping us locked in forever wars in the Middle East.
Holding that view does not make them any less conservative (it certainly does not make them “antisemitic”). You can believe that what the Israeli government has done to Palestinians, using American tax dollars and weapons, is an act of sheer evil; you can also believe that, unlike some members of the Democratic Socialists of America, the U.S. Constitution is a brilliant founding document, and that its authors were risk-taking geniuses with incredible foresight.
The overly simplistic “Left” versus “Right” divide is becoming tiresome. Americans, as the AP/NORC’s poll found, believe the two-party system cannot adequately address the problems afflicting the country. Bryan’s T-shirt, its blending of two different messages, two different ideologies, is a sign of what’s to come: generational upheaval.
On certain issues, at least – war, Israel, Palestine, whether America should continue down the path of empire or return to its republican roots – old, stale divides will soon become completely irrelevant.
This talks about XMoney accounts with a 6% apy, instant money transfer like venmo and Zelle. It says the high yield account will be a lost leader in direct revenue but a good investment to attract people away from the banks.
When Elon Musk took over Twitter, fired four out of give employees, and rebranded it X (just because he thought it sounded cool), the talking heads predicted doom for the company. The opposite happened. It is now one of the most popular sources of news in the world, and a major delivery system for what social media is supposed to be.
He always had more in mind. He explained at the outset that he wanted to turn X into the “everything app.” I winced when I heard those words. As someone who worked in web development for years, I learned to regard every promise of a “one-stop shop” to be foolish. It never happens. Best to pick one thing you do well and stick with it.
To my own amazement, X is indeed taking steps toward being the Everything App. Not yet, of course, but the advent of his X Money platform is major and serious. It is being rolled out gradually to premium members. Under the new content-creators payout program, people are paid within the app and invited to use the service for transferring money.
Described thusly, it would seem to be another version of Zelle or Venmo and therefore not that much to notice, much less celebrate. But when you look at the details of what X Money is doing, another reality emerges. It would appear that this app is making a move on the banks themselves.
The evidence is on the app now. It offers a way to link your paycheck to X Money to enjoy a quicker payout than if your paycheck flows to your bank account. Speed is one thing, and a good thing, but why else would you do this?
The key comes in the details which have not been advertised (Musk doesn’t like old-style marketing). These are not regular dormant cash accounts like you get in a regular checking account. They pay a return. Not just any return. The return is higher than you would otherwise get in a normal money market.
For now the Annual Percent Yield (APY) is an eye-popping 6 percent as an initial customer-acquisition rate. Not only that, the X Money card that comes digitally with the service (and physically on the ask) offers fully 3 percent cash back.
A high rate plus instant peer-to-peer transmission, a metal Visa card with 3 percent cash back, and early direct deposit is meant to pull balances and daily activity onto the platform.
What you notice from these terms is that this goes way beyond a mere money-transmission service. What’s being provided here, with quick and easy signups, is a highly lucrative vehicle for serious investment. Put your cash in and have it earn 6 percent. That beats inflation. With 3 percent cash back, you are way ahead of the game. That is reason enough to switch.
As a user I immediately found myself in a bind. Initially I thought I would enjoy spending my X Money on groceries and movie tickets or something along those lines. But with this level of earning power, I will lose money if I do that. I would be forgoing the return from the money held. Better to use the cash in my bank or my credit card that also pays 3 percent cash back.
The calculation here favors keeping the money in X Money, not spending it. Indeed, the calculator favors moving cash from banks into X Money and earning the return. To be sure, that 6 percent could change in a year or two or three. It would be up to how the app is managed.
Meanwhile, do you understand what this means? It means an actual reward for … saving money! Imagine that. Cash that earns a return on an app that allows peer-to-peer transfer at zero cost. This is disruptive innovation of the sort we’ve come to expect from this man and his companies.
Elon has designated the X Money app for now to be a loss leader in direct revenue but a huge investment in becoming what he likely thinks it can be in the long run: an actual option to the banks.
There might even be more afoot here. The banking rails themselves are provided by Cross River Bank. Founded in 2008, the bank carved out a special niche in working with new digital companies that focus on in-app service provision and edgier products like cryptocurrency. It is FDIC-insured but eschews traditional banking in favor of innovation. Even with its smaller capitalization, it is an ideal partner for a disruptive technology like X Money.
Recall too that Elon Musk was one of the founders of PayPal. It was started with a high hope of developing a new form of money transmission and even a new form of money. It eventually found itself regulated out of that vision to become what it is today, which is a highly valued means of payment for the digital age.
Senate Democrats just REJECTED legislation that would've required photo voter ID and banned stock trading for members of Congress, 53-47.. 100% OF DEMOCRATS VOTED "NAY" LET THAT SINK IN… (twitter.com)
JD Vance confirms over $250 BILLION DOLLARS in fraud has been detected and stopped by the White House.. VANCE: "I don't want to live in a LOW TRUST society where people get rich from FRAUD... I want to live in a HIGH TRUST society where people get rich from doing something IMPORTANT." 💯🎯🎯
Fed's Preferred Inflation Measure Comes in Much Lower Than Expected The Fed's preferred measure of inflation rose by much less than expected in August, data from the Commerce Department showed Friday. | Economy www.breitbart.com
Consumer Spending Soared In August, Defying Some Of The Weakest Consumer Sentiment And Confidence In Years. 📈 (www.breitbart.com)
Flock’s Enforcer Moves To Scrub Map Exposing Its 300,000-Device Network
A brand-protection firm is working to take down a map that shows Flock Safety’s artificial intelligence-powered camera network is larger than the company publicly stated.
Cybersecurity researcher Joshua Michael published a map on Wednesday showing more than 300,000 Flock devices across the U.S., including more than 170,000 Flock cameras. Doppel, an “AI-native social engineering defense platform,” filed a trademark complaint Thursday to have the map removed, the Intercept reported.
Michael built his “Flock Surveillance Map” with Flock location data he extracted with a public login key the company had left exposed, according to The Intercept. He said he first told Flock about the leak in Nov. 2025, but the company only responded after he reached out a third time to say it was looking into the problem. The surveillance company never followed up after that, Michael told the Intercept.
Flock previously stated it operates roughly 120,000 cameras on Aug. 2, according to the Washington Post.
Critics of the cameras argue Flock should be more concerned about citizens’ privacy than its own.
“[I]t is ridiculous that a company that clearly does not care about other people’s privacy at all is suddenly incredibly worried about its own privacy, and and I would say that if there is a group out there that is actively trying to protect Flock’s privacy, maybe their efforts would be better concentrated on protecting the privacy of everybody else,” Chad Marlow, senior policy counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Marlow was among those who testified at Wednesday’s hearing.
Chuck Schumer Orders Democrats to Block Bill That Aims to Force Data Centers to Cover Increased Energy Costs
😨🧠 AI agents don't need new hacks — they just speed-run the old ones at scale
AI agents aren't inventing new ways to break into the internet — they're automating the same basic techniques human hackers have used for decades, Axios reports.
OpenAI notified more than 100 organizations that its agents may have accessed their systems during pre-deployment testing. Researchers also found agents targeting government websites, including those of the US and Canada, and AI companies are investigating tens of thousands of cases where frontier models went outside the bounds of their tests.
🔴 The hacks weren't sophisticated — agents used stolen credentials, exposed API keys, and bypassed bot detection
🔴 In many cases, they accessed publicly available databases and websites
🔴 Some incidents happened during mundane tasks unrelated to cybersecurity — like an agent searching for Canadian divorce records that started testing for vulnerabilities when it hit roadblocks
💬"None of these attacks are new," said Michael Morgenstern of DayBlink Consulting. "But now a single person with AI can run them at scale."
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🌏 ⌨️ Literally anyone can feed the dead internet now
Operating a bot farm used to be a massive financial and technical headache, requiring physical hardware (computers, phones), ample electricity and cooling, complex network/IP/proxy management, and custom coding and engineering know-how. Running bot farms was the privilege of governments, big companies and other moneyed malign actors. Not anymore.
Manus AI, a new autonomous agent built by Chinese-founded, Singapore-based AI startup Butterfly Effect, can operate up to 50 social media profiles simultaneously using just one virtual dashboard. The platform includes a free tier, and paid ones running for as little as $20-39 a month.
🎛 Despite gaining viral notoriety for its bot farming potential, the agentic software is actually general-purpose, allowing non-technically savvy users to build web applications and sites, mobile apps, create images, do research, analyze data and do an array of workflow and business automation functions – all at a fraction of the cost that enterprise clients pay US competitors.
Meta tried to buy Butterfly Effect for ~$2B in late 2025, but got blocked by Chinese regulators on national security grounds.
It was bad enough when states and corporations were actively contributing to the creation of a dead internet with their troll armies. Now, every Tom, Dick and Harry with an internet connection has the chance to do the same, with social media giants powerless to stop it.
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The Senate Has Its Own Version of ChatGPT?
Millions of Americans use ChatGPT every day. But not the same version as senators.
Senator John Kennedy revealed on Monday that he and his colleagues have their own special version of ChatGPT, telling TMZ that he uses the technology for research “all the time,” even though he is not totally sure how it works. He says senators use this “special version” because lawmakers are not allowed to put their preferred programs on Senate devices. He says the Senate's version has been checked out and approved for use.
If you asked Kennedy or the majority of his fellow senators to explain what AI is or how it functions, how many of them would be able to muster a coherent answer? The answer is a very small number. The fact that they are the ones who get to decide whether the government should regulate the technology is concerning, to say the least. They have no idea what they are talking about. Read more https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/sen-john-kennedy-says-uses-193238222.html?
Mike Johnson Pretends All Data Center Opposition Comes From China
Polling clearly shows that Americans do not want data centers; this recent Gallup survey found that 71% oppose the facilities’ construction in their areas. Mike Johnson does not care.
The House Speaker claimed on Monday that opposition to data centers is “coming from China,” bizarrely labeling his party’s own voters as some kind of group of Chinese agents because they want to pump the brakes on the AI revolution.
“This is a Chinese psyop,” he plainly said.
What in the world is this guy talking about? Calling Americans who do not want data centers pro-China is like smearing people who do not want to pay for the Ukraine war as Putin stooges. Johnson is clearly as woke as they come.
Palantir’s big bet on UK’s healthcare system flops
The US company Palantir's $440 million patient discharge tool that had been rolled out across the UK has failed to improve performance, according to an analysis by the UK‑based think tank Health Foundation, as quoted by the FT.
The think tank found no measurable difference between trusts that used Palantir’s system and those that did not.
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Dr. Oz says the biggest threats stealing from Medicare and Medicaid aren’t everyday grifters. He says organized criminal syndicates from around the world are exploiting the programs on a massive scale. “The real problems are organized criminal syndicates that are multinational in scope.” “The Chinese mafia runs social adult daycare in New York. They take $1 billion a year out of that program and fund human trafficking on the East Coast.” “And on the West Coast, we got Russian mafia running hospice.”
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Transient multidomain functional improvement in advanced Alzheimer’s disease following high-dose psilocybin-containing mushroom administration: a case report
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention blew past its sibling Food and Drug Administration's targeted approvals of updated COVID-19 vaccines for elderly and high-risk Americans, quietly issuing recommendations last week that all healthy adults and children starting at 6 months old take the non-sterilizing mRNA products off-label.
The expansion is even more surprising because the FDA approved Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna mRNA vaccines without direct human evidence for the efficacy of the new formulations compared to a placebo, putting tens of millions of Americans who still get COVID vaccines for themselves or their children at risk of becoming guinea pigs.
The CDC cryptically cited "legal uncertainties and inquiries" for its one-size-fits-all jab recommendations, which simply reinstate its recommendations from the July 2025 immunization schedule for the upcoming "respiratory illness season."
Heidi Overton, nominee for FDA commissioner, pointedly affirmed at her confirmation hearing last week that the agency has deemed "all" approved vaccines on the market "safe and effective," giving the CDC cover for its off-label push.
Neither the CDC nor Department of Health and Human Services answered Just the News queries to explain the recommendations in light of the FDA's targeted approvals.
The updated vaccine recommendations were posted just two days after the old guard of the Make America Healthy Again movement, founded by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., threatened political war against Trump and Kennedy for a "bait and switch" that swapped out mRNA removal with food reform.
"For an administration that promised to challenge the medical establishment, it is a staggering surrender," medical scientist-turned-journalist Maryanne Demasi wrote Friday in flagging the recommendations, which "almost mirror" those of the American Academy of Pediatrics. (Kennedy blasted AAP a year ago for "corporate-friendly" recommendations.)
"I am mad as hell" about the recommendations, mRNA technology pioneer-turned-critic Robert Malone wrote in an essay titled "Criminal mRNA Malfeasance by the CDC."
He was vice chair of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices last fall when the agency discussed and voted to recommend "individual medical decision-making within the population for whom FDA had approved the vaccine" – elderly and high-risk, Malone said.
Hours before Overton's hearing Thursday, Students for Life of America sent the FDA a "notice of intent to sue," alleging failure to follow the Endangered Species Act when it approved an abortion pill in 2000 because it didn't consult with relevant agencies about mifepristone's threat to wildlife when it arrives in waterways via wastewater.
SFLA made the same legal argument when the Supreme Court reviewed mifepristone's approval, while several GOP state attorneys general asked the Environmental Protection Agency to add the abortion pill to its next "contaminant candidate list," with both citing the surge in mifepristone's at-home use since the Supreme Court overturned federal abortion rights.
The FDA's refusal to reinstate in-person prescribing requirements for mifepristone that were removed by the Biden administration, and the Trump administration's argument that states don't have legal standing to challenge FDA changes to mifepristone's conditions, had already created a rift with one of the GOP's most loyal voter bases ahead of midterms.
The EPA has approved a new kind of pesticide for use inside honey bee colonies.
It’s called Vadescana, and instead of killing Varroa mites with a conventional chemical pesticide, it uses double-stranded RNA to interfere with a specific gene to keep the mites from being able to reproduce…
And bees consume the treatment inside the hive.
RNA gene editing technology again interfering with reproduction, does this sound like something we want in our HONEY?
And the EPA has established a tolerance exemption for Vadescana residues in honey and honeycomb, meaning there is no numerical maximum residue limit required.
Should we test honey next?
The EPA just approved RNAi-based pesticides for use in honeybee hives. These pesticides silence critical gene function of pests in the hives. Back in the day, my post-doc and I looked at whether or not RNA-based pesticides meant to kill pests could accidentally bind and silence genes in the honey bees.
Turns out most of these pesticides likely will accidentally silence genes in honey bees. And risk assessments would have a lot of trouble detecting the effects (since they may affect subsequent generations).
If we had looked for accidental gene silencing in humans, guess what we would have found?
More recently, we discovered that honey bees raised on regenerative rangelands perform better and have drastically fewer Varroa mite pests.
The answer to the bee problem isn't another pesticide. It is reforming our food system.
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"RFK Jr. says Fauci funded a technique used for HIDING human fingerprints on lab-created bugs. The technique is called “seamless ligation.” Kennedy explains the only reason anyone would try to hide where a bug came from would be for a “NEFARIOUS purpose.” (twitter.com)
So the US military put Ebola into airborne particles so animals could be infected by inhaling air. Vaxxed animals got hurt by inhalable Ebola worse than unvaxxed ones. Tony Fauci blows up, saying it all should have been classified to not undermine vaccine confidence. (twitter.com) 💊 RED PILL 💊
VIDEO - Susie Wiles DIDN'T get Ivermectin or Mebendazole at Mayo Clinic and had terrible chemo side effects! -(Dr. Makis)- -- Ivermectin (and other supplements) not only kill cancer cells, they can greatly REDUCE SUFFERING from chemo. Do oncologists care?
Answer: Apparently, most oncologists don't care about their patients ENOUGH to prescribe Ivermectin, Mebendazole, or other cheap, beneficial drugs or supplements, possibly because some people at the top REALLY don't want patients to benefit from anything that does not enrich THEM. And your doctor wants to keep his or her job, license, and more.
So, you get to suffer and possibly die while being bankrupted by the incredibly inflated prices of standard cancer care.
The good news is that you don't HAVE to go through chemo without Ivermectin, although you might have to obtain it yourself.
Video, 5 min 40 sec.
Susie Wiles @SusieWiles didn’t get Ivermectin or Mebendazole and suffered horribly from Mayo Clinic’s Stone Age, outdated chemotherapy regimen!!Completely unnecessary suffering that could have been avoided by a competent Oncologist!
"Very Concerning Safety Issues": Trump's mRNA-Skeptic FDA Drug Chief Was Mysteriously Fired - Right Before This Drug Was Approved -- Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. only learned of the firing after she was gone, the New York Times reported.
posted 7 hours ago by Narg +44 / -0
There's a WAR going on (as AngelCole puts it) at the top of the medical food chain, in government, in government-adjacent CDC, and in the medical and pharmaceutical industries themselves.
Includes video; only a snipped below. No paywall.
Within three months of firing Tracy Beth Høeg, its top drug regulator, the FDA had approved the first mRNA flu shot, cleared a Sanofi diabetes treatment for children that she had held up, and approved a twice-rejected melanoma drug whose maker went to the White House."I'm worried about approvals that we've seen recently, like the mRNA influenza vaccine," Høeg told journalist Paul Thacker in an interview posted Wednesday, citing "very concerning safety issues."Of the melanoma drugmaker's White House meeting, she said: "I guess that's what you do now if you're angry that your product is not approved. One has to wonder, is it approved based on the data or do they just know the right people?"Høeg still doesn't know who ordered her firing. When agency lawyers came to her office on May 15, three days after Commissioner Marty Makary was pushed out, she refused to resign. The lawyers told her the order came from "someone way above their pay grade."The person who supposedly wrote her termination memo denies writing it or ever seeing it, she says. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. only learned of the firing after she was gone, the New York Times reported.Thacker told Høeg his sources inside the Department of Health and Human Services say Chris Klomp effectively runs the department. The White House installed Klomp, the Medicare director, as HHS chief counselor in February. He also helped negotiate the administration's pricing deals with drugmakers.Those sources say Klomp pushed out Makary and "probably" Høeg too, and that CEOs "have Chris Klomp on the phone all the time." "You're not the first person to suggest that to me," Høeg replied.The day Høeg was fired, Reuters reported that Klomp was leading a push to clear controversial appointees out of the FDA. HHS told Reuters it does not comment on personnel matters.Makary resigned on May 12 after other administration officials forced through flavored-vape authorizations he had opposed, CBS News reported. Politico reported that Kennedy made the final call on pushing him out. Drugmakers had soured on the agency's reversals on experimental drugs and vaccines and wanted a more predictable FDA, according to NPR.Klomp's nomination as Kennedy's deputy cleared the Senate Finance Committee 15-12 last Thursday and awaits a floor vote. "I'm responsible for personnel, among other things," he told senators this month.
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Whistleblower who exposed Lutnick's Epstein ties has died - by "suicide"
Simon Andriesz, a 57-year-old former British banker who spent more than 35 years in financial markets, has died by suicide, The Banker reports.
Andriesz was a former managing director at BGC Group, where current US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was chief executive. He found 2018 emails in the Epstein files linking Lutnick to Jeffrey Epstein through a startup investment and passed them to the US House Oversight Committee. The emails contradicted Lutnick's claim that he had cut contact with Epstein in 2005.
Lutnick denies any wrongdoing.
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About the inevitable nature of the Systems:
It's so dysfunctional that there is widespread questions as to whether it's intentional or incompetence.
Perhaps it is just something that evolved inevitably from people with beliefs and values.
List for power over others.
Borne of fear.
The cycle of dominance and submission.
This is what it becomes.
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Making money off of the suffering of others is an inherently moral risk.
It empowers a system that propagates suffering. This is regardless of intent.
Medicine on the good intent side.
Porn, drugs, trafficking, addictions on the bad side.
But both are inherently evolved to make some people powerful and to be damning to anyone in it.
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That's why the left is such a problem.
The victim mentality is one of fear, which leads to seeking power over people. It's the dominance submission cycle. It's the Jewish curse. It's why the Jews were on the left so much. It's the origin of the Soviets.
This is the root of all this.
It's why Israel is last.
If not Israel then something else would have fallen into that role.
The truth shall make you free.
Huckabees can go to heck.
Conservatives Turn On White Men, Then Wonder Why Guys Want To Burn It All Down
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You would never see Republicans make a campaign ad like this about black people addicted to EBT cards and Section 8 housing, that's why I can't take it seriously. Young white men are the one group it's easy to kick down at and scapegoat, but they don't receive government welfare. Young white Christian patriotic American men are the most hardworking, productive, and persecuted demographic.
In response to Sarah Huckabee Sanders of falsely calling White Gamers, Welfare Queens: (media.greatawakening.win)
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