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California spent ONE BILLION DOLLARS for solar panels. Yet only $72 million worth were installed. Where TF is the other $928 million dollars? California is so deep in the fraud.
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13 states have proposed legislation to ban mRNA shots (TX, ID, KY, MN, SC, MT, IA, MS, NY, TN, AZ, OK, MI). MAHA Action tracks and supports 186 bills across the country, but not ones that ban mRNA. This tells you all you need to know.
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Exposed!!!!!👇 According to Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, the Biden DOJ and Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost probe collected detailed personal data on more than 639,000 Republican donors, voters, and supporters. This included names, addresses, emails, dates of birth, occupations, donation amounts (as low as $1), and credit card info. Data from subpoenas went back to 2005 and included nearly 5,000 donor checks with bank account numbers, routing numbers, and signatures from all 50 states. Smith confirmed his team obtained financial information. Grassley calls it an invasive effort to map the Republican political apparatus, supported by whistleblower disclosures. This overreach broke Americans’ trust. He should be criminally charged IMO. What do y’all think?
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Pennsylvania Ballots Returned 🟦 243,560 🟥 74,709 As of right now, Republicans are going into Election Day with a deficit of -168,851 votes in PA. I strongly encourage you to visit your county elections office TODAY to vote “On-Demand.” Most offices are open until 4 p.m.
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HOLY CR*P 🚨 California Democrat Governor candidate Xavier Becerra DISMANTLED THE FRAUD UNIT AT HHS when he was HHS Secretary under Joe Biden After removing the fraud department he instructed that payments “flagged as high-risk by algorithms” be sent out anyway to Medicaid providers “He dismantled the fraud unit at HHS. He also changed the policy to something called ‘Pay and chase.’ It used to be the case if there's something that seems suspicious or flagged, they would check it out first before sending the money. He changed that around so they send the money out and then maybe claw it back later, which of course they never did” “The person who opened the floodgates to all of this fraud was none other than — Xavier Becerra” I liked more into this, here’s how Xavier Becerra dismantled the fraud department - When Xavier Becerra took office, HHS had roughly 80 people in its central program integrity function overseeing about $2.2 trillion in annual payments across 50 states and territories - Xavier Becerra transferred or reassigned about 76 of them, leaving only 6 - Even RFK said this was done intentionally to gut oversight and creating “an invitation for the fraudsters.” This was why so many foreigner owned fake Medicare and Medicaid health care companies spring up so quickly RFK Jr even linked it to the fake hospice providers in Los Angeles that were billing for nonexistent patients and autism services fraud This was INTENTIONALLY DONE And instead of rotting in prison for this, Xavier Becerra is now running for governor for the largest state in America Only in America is corruption like this possible
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🚨SHOCKING: Top NYU mathematician says OpenAI's 722 AI-written papers "destroyed the careers" of young mathematicians overnight. "We've had whole research programs wiped out on Tuesday by their dump."
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Please know that flu shots for 50+ are mRNA. Moderna’s study showed 23 died in mRNA group vs 9 in traditional flu shot group. Side effects are significantly higher for mRNA shot. Neither mRNA or traditional flu shot have been shown to decrease risk of hospitalization or death.
Flu season is here, and our community is stronger when we all roll up our sleeves and do our part. Visit @hcphtx to get your free flu and COVID vaccines today: hcp4.info/4ej332a -- La temporada de gripe ya llegó, y nuestra comunidad está más protegida cuando todos ponemos de nuestra parte. Visita @hcphtx para recibir hoy tus vacunas gratuitas contra la gripe y la COVID-19: hcp4.info/4ej332a
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You may have seen @drakefjustin warning that AI-driven math could break ECDSA before a quantum computer does, and that assets should move to addresses whose public keys were never exposed. That migration means new addresses, new UX, and years of users who never get around to it. We published a construction that removes the need for it. ZKPoSP (Zero-Knowledge Proof of Seed Provenance) replaces the elliptic-curve signing step with a zero-knowledge proof that the signer holds the seed and full BIP32 derivation chain behind an existing address. Address format unchanged. Funds do not move. The security proof rests only on SHA-256, SHA-512 and a hash-based proof system. No elliptic-curve, lattice or isogeny assumption. The posture Drake is recommending. QBIP-32, in the same paper, extends it to any prime-order curve with one derivation scheme. secp256k1 and Ed25519, covered the same way. This was the conversation two days ago at Quantum & Privacy Day, @token2049 Singapore with @MehowHacks, @conordeegan (@QuantusNetwork), and @cadillion (@quipnetwork). The question on stage was never whether post-quantum cryptography works. It was what it costs to ship. Not moving every user's funds is a big part of the answer.
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This is the LA Grand Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, California Democrats gave a Chinese billionaire $25 million dollars to house the homeless here In return the Chinese billionaire gave a Democrat LA City Councilmember more than $1 million dollars in bribes that included: - Luxury Las Vegas trips with private jets, high-end hotels and casinos - Casino chips - Meals, spa services and prostitution services - Political contributions - A $600,000 sham loan to help settle a sexual harassment lawsuit from a former staffer @Brookerteejones “The point about this is we want to house the homeless, but does it need to cost $25 million? And do we need to pay a Chinese billionaire that much money to House homeless people in a luxury hotel such as this, and then a city council member received kickbacks for allowing the Chinese man to put homeless people in here” Get this, after getting caught the Chinese billionaire Wei Huang fled to China, was never arrested and only got a $4 million dollar fine after stealing tens of millions of dollars Only in California….
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It’s crucial that @VivekGRamaswamy win.
Dr Amy Acton is a public health pediatric Covid tyrant who locked down Ohio then quit because she couldn’t handle the pressure. @OhioAMF @VivekGRamaswamy
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Excited! I was surprised how big and heavy the book is in person! It’s gorgeous.
A little treat showed up in the mail today. This looks like an exciting thriller. Thanks for the autograph @DataRepublican and @JoshuaLisec!!!
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A hospital buys a drug at a steep 340B discount. When it gives that drug to a Medicare patient, Medicare pays full price plus 6%. The senior’s 20% coinsurance is calculated on the full price too. CMS just proposed to end that. Congress created 340B in 1992 so safety-net hospitals could stretch scarce resources for low-income patients. Drugmakers must sell to them at deep discounts. The law never said how much of the savings had to reach patients. Then it exploded. Per HHS, 340B purchases went from $12 billion in 2015 to $81 billion in 2024. Drug Channels puts 2025 at $100 billion. Hospital off-campus clinic sites went from about 7,000 to more than 34,000. Contract pharmacies went from roughly 1,300 to more than 31,000, mostly big chains. CMS surveyed hospitals on what they actually pay. Starting in 2027, it proposes Medicare pay average sales price minus 33.4% for 340B drugs, instead of plus 6%. Hospitals keep their discounts. Medicare just stops paying as if the discount didn’t exist. CMS estimates $4.55 billion in first-year Medicare savings and $1.15 billion less in seniors’ coinsurance. HHS’s example: on a $1,000 drug, the patient’s share drops from $212 to about $133. The hospital lobby is furious. The AHA called it a “continued assault” on 340B. America’s Essential Hospitals called the cuts unlawful. 340B Health warned hospitals could lose “the entire benefit of 340B pricing” on Medicare drugs. If paying hospitals what they actually spend erases the benefit, the benefit was Medicare paying full price for discounted drugs. CMS tried a cut in 2018. In 2022 the Supreme Court struck it down because CMS hadn’t done the required cost survey first. This time it did the survey. If you buy something at a discount, don’t bill the patient like you paid full price. Charge what it costs plus a fair fee. That’s how we price every prescription. Cost of the drug plus a flat fee, posted before you pay. forestparkpharmacy.com, check the price checker, transfer today to save. See ya.
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Fantastic @shengkunye ! Go MONID.AI 🌊 Honored to be a part of this journey!
We just raised $7.7M to kill every subscription for agents. Introducing monid.ai, the openrouter for agent tools. Your agents can now: > discover, run, and pay for tools at runtime > use 2,500 APIs through one connection: leads, SEO, marketing, search, ecommerce, stocks, video/image/music/3D gen, agent email & phone > pay per call, 0 subscriptions
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Is it just me or does the new game seem to steal our 3D martians and if so, can we get them to incorporate our NFTs? piped.video/TZtsgM7aEqE?si=I6vh…
Pick your soldier. There's no time to wait! The #BattleofMars has begun. discord.gg/martians martians.marsgenesis.com #Alien #NFTs #NFT #NFTCommunity 👽
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This actually aged well - Navigating Regulation for Crypto - Panel at CoinAgenda Global 2022 piped.video/HGDJ9dHC0tE?si=g-To… via @YouTube check it out and see what we got right and what we missed. @JLawlerCal @TokenizeCon
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Are you sitting down? Republicans are OUTPERFORMING in Pennsylvania this midterm by a historic margin. The media will not show you these numbers. Scott Presler just dropped the data: In 2022 there were 50,000 fewer Republican vote-by-mail requests, and 90,000 more Democrat vote-by-mail requests Now, in 2026 Republicans are UP by 50,000 in vote-by-mail and Democrats down by 90,000. That is a 140,000 swing in the mail-ballot gap versus the last midterm. Republicans are getting out and voting early. We’re beating Democrats at their own game. The media wants you to think we’re losing so you don’t vote, don’t believe them. Go vote. Great work, @ScottPresler
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Parts of California are seeing gas over $9 a gallon. Statewide average: around $6.30. National: $4.40. Phillips 66 closed its Wilmington refinery. Valero closed Benicia. Then come the state taxes and fees. Sacramento did this. Gavin Newsom did this. Vote Steve Hilton.
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Whitney Webb is explaining how Palantir was built. It is the same story Danny Casolaro died chasing, and Israel and Robert Maxwell are in the middle of it. Casolaro was found dead in a Martinsburg hotel bathtub on August 10, 1991. Wrists slashed a dozen times. Ruled a suicide. He had told his brother that if he turned up dead, it would not be an accident. The files for the book he called The Octopus were gone. What he was tracking was not one scandal. It was a network. The Inslaw/PROMIS theft. Iran-Contra. BCCI. The October Surprise allegations. Arms and intel cutouts like Cabazon-Wackenhut. A bankruptcy judge had already found the Justice Department obtained Inslaw's enhanced PROMIS by "trickery, fraud and deceit." That ruling was later tossed on jurisdiction, not on the facts. The allegation that stuck was that the software was backdoored and sold or given to foreign governments so intelligence services could read the databases it sat on. Israel was at the front of that list. Webb's Palantir history is that pattern, a decade later, with some of the same people. John Poindexter was the highest-ranking Reagan official indicted over Iran-Contra. After 9/11 he was put in charge of DARPA's Total Information Awareness, a dragnet built to fuse commercial and government data and predict crime and terror before they happened. Congress defunded it in 2003 after the backlash. The same year Peter Thiel incorporated Palantir. Richard Perle introduced Thiel and Alex Karp to Poindexter. Perle had already been caught in the 1970s passing classified material to the Israeli embassy, and he later had deep ties to Netanyahu's first government. Karp has said the CIA was the intended client from the start. In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture arm, was an early backer. Palantir engineers were at Langley every other week in the early years. PROMIS was the 1980s case-management system allegedly turned into a spy tool. The claim Casolaro was chasing, and that Webb has documented, is that Robert Maxwell helped move the bugged version. A trapdoor was planted so Israeli intelligence could read any database the software touched, and Maxwell was the salesman who carried it to governments and institutions abroad. Palantir Gotham is the 2000s version of the same job. Stitch the databases. Surface the hidden links. Sell pre-crime as predictive policing. Same function. Private letterhead. So the constitutional fight Congress already won does not have to be refought. The part most people miss is at the end of the clip. Webb says CIA CIO Alan Wade, who helped shape the early Palantir product and had been inside the TIA world, teamed with Christine Maxwell on a homeland-security program called Chiliad. Christine is Robert Maxwell's daughter. The Maxwell family did not stop at Ghislaine. Robert Maxwell was tied to the PROMIS distribution story. His daughter shows up later on pre-crime software with a CIA official out of the same surveillance program Palantir was built to replace. So the chain runs like this. Stolen DOJ software in the 1980s. Robert Maxwell and Israeli intelligence on the backdoored version. Iran-Contra figures. Then the same Iran-Contra figure running TIA. Then a Maxwell daughter and a TIA-linked CIA official on pre-crime software. Then Palantir as the scaled private version, introduced by a man already tied to Israeli intelligence channels. Casolaro was trying to map the first half. He never got to the second half. Palantir did not exist yet. His files disappeared. The architecture did not. The Octopus was a thesis about a standing network that builds surveillance software, routes it through private cutouts, and uses Iran-Contra-era operators and Israeli intelligence partners to keep it off the books. PROMIS was tentacle one. Robert Maxwell was the courier. TIA was the failed government version. Palantir is tentacle two. The software Casolaro died investigating, after it learned to survive a congressional ban by becoming a company.
This is insane... Whitney Webb exposes the history of Palantir. Palantir started as a DARPA project. It was going to completely destroy our constitutional protections so it was quietly taken out of government and rebranded as a private company to do the EXACT same thing.
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Is your representative a robot? Which operating system is he running?
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More than 10 billion autonomous agents could exist by the end of 2030. Yesterday: Humans clicked buttons. Today: Software increasingly automates what happens after the click. Tomorrow: Agents initiate, coordinate, and complete transactions themselves. The infrastructure underneath those three worlds can't stay the same. An agent economy needs transactions to be predictable across environments without requiring the agent to manually navigate the fragmentation between them. That's the world Wire is being built for.
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