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X prompted me to pay to boost this post, so I bit. Then it turned around and told me it violated standard due to 'political content'. It isn't political at all...it's about rigged election systems, that affect EVERYONE.
So, you’ll all have to share organically, in massive numbers to try to break through. Let's get it to a million TODAY!
If ANYONE would like to know a big part of what happened in the 2026 Midterms, here it is: TheLostInterview.com
And the beauty of this is that you can share that with ANYONE on either side and it just might finally open their eyes.
You are welcome in advance.
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Never forget what @EmeraldRobinson tried to tell you. Most of you do not understand the commies in government are cooking your elections = selections. The 2026 midterms is a COMMIE Fest.
Guess Why?
This thread tells you why.
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Things people aren't realizing:
Most SILVER mining is a byproduct of copper and zinc mining. There's almost no silver mining that happens on purpose as a primary target.
Copper and zinc mines use SULFURIC ACID to strip those elements out of raw ore. (The acid dissolves the metals into solution, where they can be poured off, living the raw ore behind, essentially.)
The war on Iran has collapsed the world's sulfur flows out of the Persian Gulf.
Without sulfur, copper and zinc mining nearly collapse. Without copper and zinc mining, silver production plummets (obviously). This is where we are right now in late 2026.
The main reason silver isn't exploding in price right now is because the same war that impedes sulfur flows is also impeding the energy flows used by manufacturing industries that demand silver as an input. (Simplified explanation, but largely valid.) Plus, of course, paper manipulation of silver markets by governments / central banks.
When industry does come back online at full speed, sooner or later, the above-ground silver supply will be drastically thin. What do you suppose will happen to silver prices at that time?
Almost nobody realizes that silver production depends on sulfur shipments out of the Persian Gulf.
Now you know.
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When you deposit your money with a bank:
1. The bank becomes the legal owner of the money you deposited.
2. The bank can use that money as it chooses, including deciding where to allocate credit.
3. Every time the bank issues a new loan, it creates new money in the process.
You are the product.
Debt is the magic trick.
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i think the controversy around this is probably a misunderstanding about what NEAR is for new people discovering it
it is privacy that the vast majority of users desire in tradition payments/finance - for their transactions to not be seen/followed on a public blockchain
NEAR Intents is not ZK privacy like ZEC/XMR - it is not built for money laundering etc. and they say explicitly they can work with government agencies on investigations
its the sort of privacy that can go mainstream - but its not the sort of privacy that hides you from the government
NEAR is permissionless programmable money.
Permissionless means nobody needs permission to own and transfer assets, or deploy contracts on NEAR.
It does not mean every application or liquidity provider must process every transaction.
SHIELD is how NEAR Intents applies this in practice: shared, real-time risk intelligence that lets participants identify hacks and other incidents and choose not to facilitate stolen funds. Partners can both consume and contribute incident data.
In the Bitget hack, SHIELD identified $50M+ in attempted flows through NEAR Intents and helped stop funds during execution.
Open financial infrastructure does not require us to make theft easy. Instead of hiding behind "it's permissionless, what can we do" while sitting on pause button, we should be creative in solutions that are addressing underlying problem.
We can have permissionless protocols that have intelligent defense. This is what we are building with SHIELD and invite everyone to join to make SHIELD industry-wide.
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@Chuckster_one
Food grade Diatomaceous Earth dosing and instructions protocol
By Neil Dailey
Start with 1/8th of a teaspoon of DE a day for two weeks and increase by as much every two weeks until you are taking at least two heaping tablespoons a day.
Be sure to drink at least half of your body weight in ounces of water per day.
Keep in mind the maintenance dose of DE is a tablespoon per hundred pounds body weight and in order to address deficiency you will need to double this amount and anyone over a hundred pounds is an automatic two tablespoons maintenance dose.
I have been using DE daily for 20+ years.
Eat and take DE and supplements after. So you can get the most out of it all during the digestion process as that's best and it helps even more if you split up the doses so you have it with everything you eat or directly following.
DE is opal silica and minerals
You only increase your amount of opal silica in the bloodstream and body with food and kill parasites because hydrochloric acid can break down bone and teeth. This breaks down opal silica into orthosilicic acid and when the parasites come to dinner they get swift death.
Plus, we feed it to our animals in food and they prosper while all the parasites are destroyed.
You only absorb approximately 40% of the opal silica. So that leaves the vast majority still in the digestive system.
If you take DE alone you will absorb approximately 2% of the opal silica but the body is designed to get more nutrition from going through stomach acid to get the most out of everything.
This acid breaks it all down and changes it to orthosilicic acid. Normally we would get the opal silica in food and water but all farm soil is devoid of minerals now and water is treated.
So DE is best with food
By the way medication has some toxins in it and since DE takes away toxins its best to space drugs away from DE by at least an hour or two. Most people put DE in a drink or water to get it down. I use a few ounces of water in a tall glass and add my DE and activated charcoal and swish it around and down swiftly and then follow up with a few more ounces of water rinse. Some put it in smoothies or protein drinks as well. It depends on your personal preference. I take my supplements after I eat myself.
High doses for serious healing
What I can tell you is that most people who get breakthroughs with FGDE are those who take 8 or more tablespoons a day and no less than 3 tablespoons as a therapeutic dose. If you go to the maintenance dose of DE which is a tablespoon per hundred pounds body weight you are simply maintaining your deficiency rather than overcoming it. You have to have at least double the maintenance dose to address deficiency. I have personally taken 4 tablespoons a day for at least 8 years myself but had to go back up to 8 to 12 tablespoons a day a few years back because of recent events being they are. Understand that it takes ten years to cycle through the complete bone rebuilding process so it takes that long to rebuild everything completely. Most people refuse any long term commitment to getting full restoration. Do keep in mind the older you get the more opal silica you will need to get the desired results you are looking for. Go up on your dose until you see all of your symptoms drop off and stay there at that therapeutic dose at least one year before going back down. As the environment around us all gets more toxic we require more Silica to keep us healthy and happy.
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@pmonroe800
Zeolite and DE
By Neil Dailey
Zeolites, Bentonite clay, bamboo extract, horsetail and food grade Diatomaceous Earth = FGDE
All have one thing in common they have silica as their active ingredient. Bentonite, bamboo, horsetail and zeolite are no more than 70% silica maximum. DE is 84 to 95 percent silica. So much higher in the active ingredient. They will say the zeolite is still smaller particles but if you take DE after you eat or in your food it will be better than any zeolite on the market because your stomach acid can dissolve bone and teeth and that acid will breakdown the silica into an ionic form and make it easily into the bloodstream where it will detox your entire body for pennies on the dollar.
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FGDE is a freshwater deposit of special diatoms that are either plankton or algae which are plants that are the highest level of opal silica on earth as that is what they are made of. So if you are in the know about silica then you already understand these deposits are the most bioavailable source of pure silica in the world. Nothing else comes close. They have none of the issues the rest have. If taken with food or right after you eat something. The silica is broken down to it's most bioactive form and is so easy for the body to use and absorb. It is also in the food so when anything goes to feed on your nutrients they get a dose of silica and they die swiftly. Nothing else will help you more.
Proof zeolite is DE
britannica.com/science/clino…
When you know better you do better.
Zeolite and DE are made up of opal silica = SiO2
When you use them they convert to SiO4 = orthosilicic acid
This is more potent in the DE than zeolite.
So if you like zeolite you should love DE.
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Hospitals were ORDERED to pump patients full of toxic Remdesivir instead of safe, cheap IVERMECTIN — even though Fauci KNEW Ivermectin worked from the start.
Why? Because Ivermectin would’ve ended the “emergency,” killed the vaccine money machine, and exposed the entire scam.
They **knowingly murdered** countless Americans for profit.
This wasn’t a mistake.
This was mass murder by protocol.
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MARKET UPDATE LIVE STREAM: STOCKS SAVED OR JUST A DEAD CAT? xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1dGYllrea…
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Thankfully I have numbers rather than opinions.
The average number of days per year in the U.S. reaching 95°F was ~18% lower during the 60-year period 1961 to 2020 compared to 1901 to 1960.
The number of days reaching 100°F and 105°F have also declined since 1895.
More than half of Americans say this summer is hotter than usual, and two-thirds suspect climate change is to blame for worse summer weather.
More At Rasmussen Reports:
tinyurl.com/2mphtvnt
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“This thing looked shady off the bat… I’ve never seen a shirt move like that, that looks like an explosion to me…I’m a seal team 6 sniper and I’m asking a lot of questions, and no one wants to answer them”.
-Rob O’Neill
Former Navy seal
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Actually, you have something to learn. Here you go: xitter.gq/i/status/1986823687337…
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So, let me get this straight: Six swing states simultaneously and like clockwork—a conspiracy—stopped counting on election night, November 3, 2020, and not a single member of the U.S. Congress has asked the obvious question:
WHO ordered the overthrow of the United States government on November 3, 2020?
In other words, any member of the Republican Party in Congress who votes against the SAVE America Act—or does anything to prevent the SAVE Act from becoming the law of the Republic—should consider yourself a Democrat, a participant in the overthrow of the Constitutional Republic of the United States.
That is precisely why it’s called the SAVE America Act.
📝 Tell me something: Who the fuck stops counting on Election Day?
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I'm okay with the idea that Tyler killed CK, but the kill shot absolutely did not involve a Remington Core-Lokt 150-grain bullet fired at a 10-degree downslope and 10-degree side axis from that perch on the Losee bldg.
That's a through and through every single time.
So, the problem is that the official narrative has welded itself to a shooting location that requires us to once again believe in a magic bullet.
If anybody can show how 6" of soft tissue can stop a bullet with 2,200 ftlbs of energy that is designed for maximum penetration, which in ballistic gel is 18" - 22" (3x+ the diameter of a human neck), then please do it. We tried, and failed.
55 times.
Even when we stacked the deck and shot through solid bone and tissue, sometimes using cuts that were 2x the diameter of CK's neck.
🧵🔥 THE MOVE: The Framework Candace Owens Uses to Train Her Audience to Ignore Evidence 🧵
Tyler Robinson left a handwritten confession note under his keyboard for his roommate. He sent a text first: "Drop what you are doing, look under my keyboard."
The response from Candace's audience: "Where's the metadata on those texts?”
The metadata exists. Search Warrant No. 3217131, Page 7: a warrant was obtained for Lance Twiggs' cellphone. The Statewide Information Analysis Center (SIAC) provided Apple ID information for both accounts on the device. FBI investigators reviewed the data. The warrant covers iMessages, FaceTime and call history, photographs, videos, location history, websites visited, email, and browsing history.
But that answer won't matter to anyone who asked. And the reason it won't matter is the whole point of this thread.
Here's how THE MOVE works:
- Candace finds something about the case that hasn't been publicly reported.
- She treats the absence of public reporting as the absence of investigation.
- She fills the gap with a theory.
- When the evidence eventually surfaces, she doesn't engage with it... she finds a new procedural question about the evidence itself.
- And that question does the same job the old one did: allows her audience to keep scrolling.
Below are six videos. One pattern. Once you see THE MOVE, you'll catch it every time she opens her mouth on this case.
As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇
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📊THIS BITCOIN CYCLE CHART IS GOING VIRAL
It maps every four-year cycle into the same four phases: Bear, Pre-Bull, First Bull, and Second Bull built around Bitcoin's halving schedule.
The pattern has repeated since 2014 and places the current cycle in the red zone.
credit: @saylordocs
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"Oregon Voter Rolls"
I've been preparing and distributing custom files for my Oregon teams which enable them to quickly identify election issues in their own neighborhoods.
While doing this work, I compiled a summary table which illustrates and confirms the recent court ruling that the Oregon voter rolls are horribly out of compliance with state and federal law. (My first draft is below.)
Some things to note:
1) EVERY county is out of compliance because the rolls are centrally controlled by the state. There are no exceptions.
2) The voter rolls are even dirtier in March 2026 than they were in January 2025, containing more active voters in the rolls than the Oregon voting age population (about 3 million).
3) Over the past five years, the number of registrants added and removed is equivalent to 70% of the number of people in the rolls.
Has the county population changed 70% in a mere five years? The county voter rolls have.
4) Half of the voter roll churn occurs with people who are automatically registered (NAV) when they touch some government institution.
5) Local clerks are not responsible for the excessive voter roll churn observed in every county voter rolls. The state system imposed on every county is the culprit.
6) Huge amounts of money and resources are being wasted, mailing and processing ballots for registrants who should not be in the rolls.
Not only is this wasteful, it makes Oregon elections super easy to cheat.
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“The Oregon Shuffle”
I have several copies of Oregon’s state voter rolls, and have been helping grassroots patriots there to understand the shenanigans their state is pulling with their voter rolls.
First, when the SoS claims to be removing inactive voters from the rolls, you should ask him, “OK… but how many *new* registrants have you added?”
Like your bank account… you take some money out, and put some money in. What matters is the *net* balance.
Second, who’s checking up on him? Certainly not the county clerks; most of them don’t even have the capability.
But I do, and I am.
Here are the basic numbers:
In January 2025, there were 3.8 million people in the rolls, with 3.04 million of them considered “active.” (Strange, since they only have 3 million voting age residents.)
In March 2026, there were 3.74 million people in the rolls, with 3.08 million active. (Strange again… the voter rolls have been growing much faster than the population since 2014.)
Between January 2025 and March 2026, the SoS removed 331,000 voters from the county rolls: 139,000 active and 192,000 inactive.
But between January 2025 and March 2026, the SoS added 253,000 voters to the county rolls, essentially replacing the removals. We call this “voter roll churn.”
The average churn in the county voter rolls since 2021 is 74%. Did the county populations change that much? No… but the voter rolls did. (We can track every registrant in the rolls.)
On April 29, 2026 the primary election ballots were mailed with excessively dirty voter rolls… again.
This wastes LARGE amounts of money (about one-third of the ballots do not have a legitimate destination) and makes it easy for bad actors to manipulate the outcomes of Oregon elections. (It provides a credit line with lots of wiggle room.)
This will continue until citizens and counties stand up and refuse to comply with the illegal and unconstitutional election system that is being imposed on them by the state.
