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What was that famous quote at the end of George Orwell's book animal farm?
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BREAKING: Huge confusion as Brazilian man not taken into ICE custody despite illegally entering US without a passport 👀
El excandidato presidencial brasileño Flávio Bolsonaro ha llegado este miércoles a Estados Unidos, donde será acogido por el Gobierno del presidente Donald Trump, tras huir de su país después de perder las elecciones frente a Lula da Silva.
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After yesterday’s post about the Russell Brand trial, my inbox was flooded with people claiming this is all just a coordinated media conspiracy. Well, I hope those same people actually read what came out of Southwark Crown Court today, because Brand took the witness stand and completely shredded his own defense. Under cross-examination, he openly admitted to "inconsistencies" in his evidence, awkwardly asking the prosecution for forgiveness. Even more damning, his own barrister asked him if a single friend or colleague from twenty-five years in showbusiness was willing to stand up in that courtroom and speak for his character. His answer was no. Not a single person would touch him with a barge pole. Think about what that actually means. Decades surrounded by entourages, agents, and industry friends, and not one human being is willing to take an oath on his behalf. Then look at how he described women to the jury today. He admitted saving a complainant’s name in his phone labeled with a degrading slur and a sexual act. When asked if a woman expressed reluctance to an encounter, he casually dismissed her hesitation as "coquettishness and coyness." This is not a misunderstood free-thinker being silenced for his politics. This is an arrogant narcissist who used celebrity status to treat women like disposable commodities, and is now watching his carefully rehearsed narrative crumble under basic legal scrutiny. Stop falling for the staged internet guru act. The admissions coming out of his own mouth in that courtroom tell you everything you need to know.
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Replying to @EuromaidanPR
So sad what the Epstein files and Moscow pee tapes have wrought. Just one more first to third order effect of voting in an incredibly weak, immoral man to lead the old "Free World". The damage will echo through decades.
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"Why Is the Media Ignoring the New Rape Allegation Against Trump?" Legacy news outlets look the other way as Trump is hit with new Epstein-related accusations. Read this week's Zeteo's 'Ragebait' media column, which brings receipts: zeteo.com/p/why-is-the-media…
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To the American people. I was the @HSBC whistleblower. In 2010 I handed the government the evidence that exposed a bank laundering money for drug cartels and terrorists, and it produced a $1.92 billion fine. I did it with no help, no roadmap, and no idea how to package what I had so an agent could act on it. It cost me my career. Nobody should have to do it that way again. This week President @realDonaldTrump and Vice President @VP launched the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program and asked every citizen to find and report fraud against taxpayers. They put money on the table: the President described a 1% commission on what you uncover, and the Justice Department’s published terms pay $10,000 to $30,000 for tips that lead to criminal charges. Here is what I learned the hard way: the government does not open cases on stories. It opens cases on evidence an investigator can read in twenty minutes and take to a prosecutor. A tip is a phone call. A case is a file. The difference between them is the difference between getting ignored and getting charges filed. So here is my commitment. My team at Tactical Rabbit will help you report fraud to the U.S. Government. We take what you know, investigate it, trace the money, identify who did it, organize every piece of evidence, and build a referral package written the way agents and prosecutors need to receive it. Then we deliver it to the right agency and the right unit, and we stay with it. If you are a nurse watching a hospice bill for patients who are not dying. A bookkeeper who has seen the real day care headcount. A contractor who knows where the grant money went. An employee inside a company that is stealing from Medicaid, from veterans, from the SBA. We want to hear from you. We are a licensed investigative agency, not a law firm and not the government, and no one can guarantee what an agency does with a case. What I can guarantee is that yours will arrive built to be acted on. Don’t take my word for it. Google Tactical Rabbit. I and the company have been featured in The New York Times, BBC, Reuters, Forbes, CBS, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, Netflix, HBO, Peacock, and our team includes former CIA, FBI, and military intelligence officers. I did this once alone. You don’t have to. Everett Stern HSBC Whistleblower Founder & Intelligence Director, Tactical Rabbit @Tactical_Rabbit
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🤖 Made with AI
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The Spanish train crash was caused by a technical/computer malfunction, ISRAELI cyber firms hold Spanish technical/computer train contracts… I-SEC (subsidiary of Israeli ICTS, founded by former Shin Bet members) holds contracts for security services across multiple Spanish regions. Cylus (Israeli rail cybersecurity firm) partners with Alstom, a major high-speed train supplier/ maintainer.
BREAKING: 🇪🇸 At least 68 people have died and 80 others injured after a train crash in Spain. Investigators say it’s due to an “inexplicable” safety error after a “widespread computer communications failure.” It’s the THIRD train crash in Spain this year. ISRAEL warned Spain they would pay a “heavy price” and for some reason an Israeli railway cyber firm recruited Spain’s former railway safety chief/transport secretary… 🤔 May God rest their souls and bring ease to their families 🙏🏼
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Here’s another clip of a woman reading Trump’s words verbatim from a recent rally in Mississippi that puts a giant magnifying glass over how gone he is cognitively and unfit he is for office.
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Replying to @ValerioCapraro
Is this proof in all dimensions a generalization only re-using and extending pre-existing ideas from other related proofs (including and relying on ideas from Hong's and other human mathematicians' work), or is it totally innovative and independent work, with new ideas involved?
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“Epistemic literacy - how to distinguish information from knowledge - is the single most important skill we should be teaching”
This is honestly shocking. Three months ago, Hong Wang was awarded the Fields Medal for resolving the Kakeya conjecture in three dimensions. Today, OpenAI released a proposed proof of the conjecture in ALL dimensions. And that’s not all. It also announced a proposed existence proof for quantum chromodynamics and a proposed refutation of the Exponential Time Hypothesis. Experts say that, if confirmed, these would be Nobel prize and Turing award level discoveries respectively. A journalist just asked me: “What remains for humans to do?” I think it’s becoming increasingly clear that more and more problem solving will be automated. But humans will remain crucial in determining the direction of discovery. Deciding which problems are worth solving. Because the value of a discovery depends on our needs, our priorities and the kind of world we want to build. There will be a shift from problem solving to problem setting. I also think there will be huge individual differences. People with strong critical thinking skills, creativity and imagination will be supercharged by AI. People without those skills risk surrendering to it. I’m particularly concerned for children, who may never develop these skills. I think epistemic literacy - how to distinguish information from knowledge - is the single most important skill we should be teaching.
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Hi @IsabelOakeshott the @PrivateEyeNews revealed today you head a UAE company conducting unregistered lobbying activities in UK on behalf of African countries and that it involved British politicians (your husband included). Home Office unaware. Care to comment?
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Why are @IsabelOakeshott aka Dubai Dolly and @TiceRichard aka Dubai Dickie, quiet on this matter? Why isn't this all over the news? Isabel running a secret non existing company, selling influence in the UK @itvnews @BBCPolitics @BBCNews @Channel4News @lbc
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Why are @IsabelOakeshott aka Dubai Dolly and @TiceRichard aka Dubai Dickie, quiet on this matter? Why isn't this all over the news? Isabel running a secret non existing company, selling influence in the UK @itvnews @BBCPolitics @BBCNews @Channel4News @lbc
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The next time Nick Clegg in invited onto BBC to pontificate as an independent tech expert…please note that here he is, named in the $27bn New Mexico judgment as one of execs engaged in a systematic cover-up of Facebook’s deceptive consumer practices.
Woah! Go New Mexico. This is a really important message to Silicon Valley tech companies: you are not above the law
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The GRU hacked into Jared Kushner's iPhone. Dutch military intelligence (MIVD) then recruited a GRU spy who gave them access to the hacked phone. What MIVD discovered was that Kushner had access to two bank accounts --one Azerbaijani, the other Israeli --where Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Emirati ruler Mohammed bin Zayed deposited money. It sounds like a slightly far-fetched episode of "Slow Horses," but it's real. And it proves just how eye-poppingly corrupt this administration was and continues to be as its "special envoy" decides the fate of tens of millions in Europe in the Middle East. Simply incredible reporting by Matthew Cole, drawn from his new book on Kushner. vanityfair.com/story/jared-k…
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