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People say there’s a humiliation ritual with satanic cults. I don’t know.
I just wonder why it is so in your face (pun intended), that she’s “stepping down” with a punch & a zoom in.
Ridiculous & disgraceful.
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From a War Department official:
“Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, who was part of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was fired by Secretary Hegseth for severe misconduct. Although Sylvia’s title was director of the Directorate for Strategy, Plans, and Policy at the Joint Chiefs of Staff, known inside the military as the J5, he was NOT a central planner for the Iran War. That is the responsibility of CENTCOM and its commander Admiral Cooper.
Sylvia is the subject of an investigation for leaking classified information about the Iran War, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and more. Due to the Pentagon’s media policy requiring journalists to have escorts in the building, Sylvia began meeting with journalists outside of the Pentagon in order to leak classified information.
Sylvia failed three polygraphs which questioned him about leaking classified information. The investigation into him remains ongoing and has been referred to the Department of Justice for further action. The extent of his leaking became so critical that Secretary Hegseth took immediate action and fired Sylvia in order to protect national security. Urgent action was needed and could not wait another second.”
Exclusive: Pete Hegseth has fired another top general in the military—presaging more upheaval in the Pentagon’s upper echelons as Trump looks to break the stalemate of the war with Iran, @nancyayoussef reports: theatln.tc/FFJyeZxV
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It seems as Flavio Bolsonaro and his allies just deleted that statement in which Flavio declared himself "the true president-elect of Brazil," and then re-posted the letter without that declaration.
I had just spent 30 minutes speaking to everyone I could trying to understand how it made any sense at all to make this claim -- either in general or the way they did it: so impulsively and suddenly, with no groundwork laid for it -- and nobody could make sense of it. So it seems wise that they removed it.
The DataRepublican playbook just played out in real life, in Serbia and ... youtu.be/PoKb1fgTQHM?si=IoQr… via @YouTube
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Christine Lagarde to step down as ECB president in February ft.trib.al/Kpk29TV
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Christine Lagarde to step down as ECB president in February ft.trib.al/Kpk29TV
🚨🇧🇷 TAKE A LOOK AT BRAZIL’S HISTORICAL VOTER TURNOUT!
From 2002 to 2018, fewer Brazilians voted in the second round of every presidential election than in the first. The explanation is that some voters simply lost interest after their preferred candidate was eliminated.
But in 2022, when Bolsonaro lost to Lula in Biden-style fashion, that pattern reversed: 570,424 MORE people voted in the second round. Odd.
And in 2026? An additional 2,960,239 voters! Lula, the phenomenon, did the impossible! RESPECT! 🫡
Now, looking at this election once again. You only need to examine the difference in voter turnout between the first and second rounds and ask yourself: Did everything really happen legitimately?
Unfortunately, Brazil’s electronic voting system does not provide a voter-verifiable paper trail that would allow the ballots to be independently recounted by hand.
And that is precisely the problem. Alexandre de Moraes REMOVED the paper-based verification mechanism in 2018.
You read it right: IN 2018!!!
And everything that has happened since 2018?
Well, let the numbers speak for themselves.
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Germany has blocked a plan to grant Canada associate membership of the European Union.
Instead, the North American country is expected to be promised “ever-closer association” with the bloc at a summit later this week, according to a draft statement seen by The Telegraph ⬇️
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS - The United States, Argentina, Italy, Spain, Poland, England, and Japan are no longer accepting requests originating from the Brazilian Supreme Court (STF).
An excessive number of extradition requests for Brazilian nationals - initiated by Alexandre de Moraes on questionable grounds - has led these countries to conclude that Brazil is a dictatorship engaged in political persecution.
Photo: American Representative Maria Elvira Salazar shows the face of Brazilian tyrannical bastard Alexandre de Moraes to the entire world.
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EU abandons plans to make Canada an 'associate member' justthenews.com/node/193891?…
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Can we have another “Amen!”
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🚨URGENTE - A informação de que Flávio Bolsonaro teria ido aos EUA pela Argentina acaba de ser comprovada FALSA.
Senador usou o caminho pela Argentina como cortina de fumaça para despistar seus perseguidores, enquanto embarcava para a Flórida via Caracas, na Venezuela, país que encontra-se sob intervenção americana.
European fury after Finland and Norway's leaders hold direct talks with Putin msn.com/en-us/news/other/eur…
How We Can Turn Desert Air Into Drinking Water undecided.tech/how-we-can-tu…
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Economist Jeffrey Sachs explains the origins of British Russophobia and arrives at a conclusion that is rare in the West:
“We’re in the Second Crimean War for exactly the same reason that Palmerston and Napoleon III launched the First Crimean War.
This is not Putin’s war, this is our war, ladies and gentlemen. It just came about in a slightly different way, but very similar.”
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🇧🇷 A Brazilian poll worker shares his account of how the elections really went down yesterday...
Dude, the election system in that country is whack!
I’m still trying to wrap my head around why this guy brought all of the election papers home with him…
Don’t they have a Clerk of Court or someplace to securely handle this stuff?
Source: @mariaap24114476 / Writer: Jamie / Translator: Sophia






















