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@seanmdav . Butler was the first Trump rally with SS snipers. Butler was the first Trump rally carried live by CNN this year. The plan was for Trump's head to blow up on live TV. Then the SS snipers were to take out the patsy so he could never talk. They came sooooo close....

@MrMBB333 . The crisp line is a group of Starlink satellites which were just deployed & not yet dispersing into orbits. The fuzzy object is the Falcon second stage (which just deployed the satellites) venting gas & preparing to de-orbit itself.

THIS WAS CAUGHT ON SKY CAM — AND IT DOESN’T MATCH ANYTHING NORMAL A sky camera in France picked this up on May 1. At first glance, it doesn’t move like a plane… and it doesn’t hold like a helicopter. It looks large… and almost split into two separate parts moving together. Not blinking. Not following a typical path. Just passing through… like it didn’t belong there. Take a close look — what do you think this is? If you’ve seen something similar, drop your location and share your footage. #MrMBB333 #SkyWatch #UAP #France #Anomaly

. These are SDRs receiving local signals (the only kind there are). For all we know the neighbors were arc-welding something, or had a fluorescent light going bad. Schuman has to be observed simultaneously in MANY places all over the world, with all local anomalies thrown out, to have any relevance to global conditions.

EARTH’S FREQUENCY IS DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT AGAIN ⚡️ For the past 10 hours… the Schumann Resonance hasn’t been normal. What’s showing up right now isn’t just a spike — it’s movement across the entire chart that hasn’t let up. You can see it building in layers… energy rising, spreading, and holding all at once. And this isn’t just a one-time event. We’ve been seeing this more often lately. These bright, saturated sections show the system is being pushed hard across multiple bands. Not a clean signal… not something simple. There’s more going on here right now. 👇 Are you feeling anything unusual where you are? #MrMBB333 #SchumannResonance #SpaceWeather

@data_republican . There isn't actually any chocolate permitted now in western countries, right? It's all soy, spoiled milk-byproducts, food coloring, recycled flip-flop shoes for texture & hydrogenated waste & rodent parts. Isn't it?

The interesting part was learning about the history of chocolate in our country. The company founder was the son of the man who founded Mars candy, and they told us some of the history about chocolate in the 20th century with the Hershey family, M&Ms, etc. There is no reason for American chocolate to be inferior to European chocolate. It's not. It's delicious. And we should be proud of these great American companies!

@MindNexusLive . In the IC/stalking community you're either predator or prey. Or most embarrassing of all...too uninteresting to attract their attention.

What happens when the people describing these operations are not just victims, but insiders? That is why this matters. An MI6 whistleblower came directly to us and laid out claims about how these technologies operate, what they are designed to do, and why they are being deployed. He described a world most people still cannot comprehend, including two-way synthetic telepathy, voices after strange sound exposure, dental implants allegedly being used as part of mind control systems, manipulated perception, and a broader attack on cognitive freedom itself. Now think about that in light of what so many people have said for years... What if part of the objective is not just harassment, but discrediting the target? What if the goal is confusion, isolation, fear, and ultimately making the person look unstable when they try to tell someone what is happening? What if the reason so many people are ignored is because the system was designed for that response? This is why documentation, investigation, and truth-telling matter so much. Too many people dismiss these conversations because the implications are disturbing. But if insiders are coming forward, if patterns keep repeating, and if experiences across different people sound strikingly similar, shouldn’t that raise more questions instead of shutting the conversation down? The attack is not just physical. It's psychological, perceptual, and spiritual. It's about control over thought, perception, and freedom itself. How many warnings have to surface before people start paying attention? How many whistleblowers have to speak before the public stops pretending this is impossible? And if cognitive freedom is under attack, what responsibility do we all have to stand up now? Join the email list and stay connected: MindNexusLive.com #MindNexus #JesseBeltran #MI6 #Whistleblower #SyntheticTelepathy #CognitiveFreedom #MindControl #DirectedEnergy #TruthMatters #InvestigateEverything #ConnectTheDots #Disclosure #OrganizedStalking #AnomalousExperiences

@isaacrrr7 . Well, the main thing is that Italy should not hold this minor incident of religious enthusiasm against him in his asylum application. Which no doubt they won't.

Un terrorista musulmán marroquí incendió una iglesia en Villastanza, Italia, destruyendo el belén y el órgano de 600 años de antigüedad. Europa se ha suicidado.

@ZarkFiles . You can always tell it's a right-winger because of the psychotic maligning of our experts. Experts run our elections & give us the election winners our progressive society must have in order to continue to...progress! Trust the experts!

That one person in the Bronx? They have 48,961 neighbors with the same problem. Across all five NYC boroughs, 254,713 voter ID numbers show a 2020 General Election vote in county records — and no vote at all in state records. Same ID. Same person. Two different answers. Bronx: 48,962 Kings: 55,081 New York: 49,229 Queens: 55,069 Richmond: 46,372 This is distributed evenly across every borough. It is not a local glitch. It is a system-wide pattern. Under New York law, only county boards of elections have authority to modify voter records. The state database is supposed to be a passive receiver of county data. So who changed 254,713 votes?

@TheWhizzAI . Just wait until you find out what is done with USB cables. When you find out, next time someone tells you their system is secure because it's "air-gapped", you will know the proper response. Slap them hard, then laugh, then more slapping & laughing until you're satisfied.

🚨BREAKING: The fiber cable sitting in your wall has been secretly listening to you. And researchers just proved it. Security researchers from Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Chinese University of Hong Kong presented a fully working attack at NDSS Symposium 2026 turning ordinary fiber optic internet cables into hidden, undetectable microphones. No laser bugs. No physical implants. No drilling through walls. Just the broadband cable already sitting in your living room or office. How It Actually Works: Optical fibers are sensitive to tiny vibrations. When sound waves travel through the air, they cause microscopic changes in the shape of the fiber. These changes alter the light signals traveling inside the cable. By watching these changes with a Distributed Acoustic Sensing system linked to one end of the cable, an attacker can recreate the original sound wave from the other end even over distances greater than 50 meters. Sound hits fiber. Fiber vibrates. Light shifts. AI reconstructs your conversation. No microphone. No bug. No trace. Why This Is Different From Everything Before: This attack transforms standard FTTH telecom fiber cables into passive, undetectable listening devices invisible to RF scanners and immune to ultrasonic jammers. Your traditional counter-surveillance gear will not work. The Device They Built: The researchers engineered a custom Sensory Receptor a hollow cylinder with 15 meters of optical fiber wound around it. Critically, this device can be disguised as an ordinary optical fiber box the same type routinely installed in homes and offices during FTTH deployments making it virtually indistinguishable from legitimate networking equipment. It looks exactly like what your ISP already installed. Who Is Most At Risk: → Corporate offices with FTTH connections → Government buildings and embassies → Law firms, banks, and financial institutions → Anyone having sensitive conversations near a fiber cable The Takeaway: Fiber optic cables have long been considered inherently secure. Resistant to RF emissions. Resistant to electromagnetic interference. That belief is now broken. The cable delivering your internet can also deliver your conversations to someone else entirely. Nobody installed a bug in your home. The infrastructure already was one.

@SaP011 . You can tell from the look on her face that at least she got what she REALLY wanted from inviting him into her house. Some of that BBD!

Estibaliz Kortazar, a far-left Spanish activist, did what good comrades do, she opened her home to a North African migrant. Once he got what he wanted, the man started sexually harassing her, insulting her, and beating her. Then he threw her out, changed the locks, and took over the house. She called the police for help. Their response? “We can’t do anything without a court order.” Now she’s sleeping at relatives’ houses, seeing a psychologist after a nervous breakdown, and has launched a petition to fast-track the legal process and get her home back.

@DUNBAR74 . I take it from your profile you have white skin. This means the government & major government-aligned corporations must watch you very closely in case some racism leaks out. Surely you understand?

I want a truck with no GPS or tracking. I want a house that doesn't spy on me. I want a government that builds roads and maintains the military and stays out of my business. I want the constitution of the United States respected and upheld. I want the government to be the last thing I ever think about, just like the founders intended.

. He's a highly productive member of the criminal community. Just look at his amazing work product so far, the robberies, shootings, etc. Just imagine the daily work & job security he continues to provide for cops/prosecutors/judges! The only possible explanation for not giving this man the praise & recognition he deserves is blatant racism.

Wild this isn't getting news coverage. A homeless woman in Austin gets shot dead in the neck and robbed. Cops figure out pretty fast it was a repeat violent offender Austin prosecutors had already let walk on aggravated robberies, drug felonies, gun charges, plus a separate shooting where he put three bullets in a someone’s leg over a crack baggie. Cops get the guy on his own home camera, six minutes after the murder, bagging up his bloody clothes, telling a woman to mop the floor and lie to the cops, and literally saying out loud “homicide will be in this hoe.” DA José Garza’s office looked at all of it and dropped the murder charge two weeks ago. The man is back on the street.

@ZarkFiles . Democrats have a recognized disability in regards to conducting/winning unslanted elections. We're called as decent people to accommodate their disability by permitting the slanting/biasing/adjusting of whatever they need to be able to "win" elections just like regular folks.

Here is how it works. Original IDs: voted at the county level. Vote missing at the state level. Clone IDs: never appear in county records at all. Show a vote at the state level. The net result: the total vote count looks roughly the same. Nothing triggers an audit flag. But underneath, votes have been reassigned between ID numbers — crossing county lines in the process, affecting district-level turnout in two different jurisdictions simultaneously. This is not a rounding error. The state/county discrepancy is 1. The votes missing from state records: 4. The votes missing from county records: 3. Total missing votes: 7. Scale that to 254,713 and you have a mechanism, not a mistake.

@WHLeavitt . The magical power of black dick on white women. Just the fantasy of it is enough for a professional woman to throw everything away including work & family.

Shocking: A Black man beat a one-year-old to death — breaking his legs first out of frustration. Yet woke Judge Jacqueline Bluth approved a pathetic plea deal, giving him just probation. MSM keeps silent on black-on-white violence. Impeach this woke judge? A. Yes B. No

@Rainmaker1973 . What happens if you want to turn off the light? You have to go on the roof to cover it?

Clever way to light up a home using zero electricity

@Rainmaker1973 . The trees in the fast part are terrifying.

Rally pilot vs what rally pilot sees [📹 tgr_wrc]

They arrested the President of the United States of America 4X, charged him 91X, indicted him 4X, spied on his campaign, sabotaged his first term, jailed his supporters, raided his private residence, censored him, gagged him, tried to bankrupt him, and attempted to remove him from state ballots. When all of that failed they tried to assassinate him not once but four times. And they go on national television to talk about how we need to vote for them to save democracy.

@RT_com . Is this supposed to be Marianne or the movie star? Did she provide the distraction while Gilligan & the Professor blew up the pipeline?

Ukrainian ex-EROTIC MODEL Freya was in team that BLEW UP Nord Stream — Bild The plan was to say that they shoot PORN underwater in case of police check

@AuronMacintyre . The most typical application of the death penalty is for the benefit of someone's political career. At least in the part of the country I'm from. Guilt versus innocence is not even a tertiary concern. They don't seek a guilty subject, just a sensational one for the "news."

As is pretty much always the case in modernity the problem is not the absence of law but the weakness in its application We know what justice looks like, but do we have the courage to enforce it?

@RT_com . I feel sorry for the contracted passenger. Not responsible for what happened but will be on the hook for repainting the "driverless" vehicle he thought would give him a cheap ride, because of some fine print he signed no doubt. That's what you get, these days. Screwed.

Waymo gets tagged while passenger and his dog sit inside Some are unhappy that AI taxis are taking human jobs but how does graffiti help?

@RedLeaderRobby . I've been seeing this for days thinking I was supposed to concentrate on the moving dot, & not able to "get it." Just discovered the picture changes!

If C3 has got questions, so do I.

@RT_com . Cleetus will be good for the sport. The burn out was a signature touch.

NASCAR winner DRIVES INTO WALL while celebrating by sticking out of cockpit 'He’s a thinker,' one of the commentators said prematurely