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EXPOSED: Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) just dropped a bombshell to the New York Post: She's uncovered over $77 billion in Pentagon research and development (R&D) spending that was deliberately HIDDEN from taxpayers—unlawfully kept off public books. NYP: “The sum included funds for radio equipment, shipbuilding, COVID-19 vaccine development, test kits and therapeutics paid to companies like AstraZeneca and Microsoft between fiscal years 2021 and 2025.”

THIS ONE BROKE ME: Not everyone has a family that checks in. Not everyone has parents who listen or siblings who care. Some people learned to wipe their own tears, hold their own hand, and celebrate their wins alone because no one's clapping for them Be kind.... Be gentle...... You never know who's going to bed tonight feeling unseen and unwanted, who had to become their own family just to survive.

A significant medical milestone has been reached as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has cleared a new type of cancer treatment that relies on concentrated sound waves to attack tumors. This method provides an alternative to more conventional options like chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. Known as high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), the technique uses sound energy to precisely eliminate cancer cells while minimizing damage to nearby healthy tissue. In this procedure, ultrasound waves are directed at the tumor with high accuracy. These waves produce heat and physical effects that break down the structure of cancer cells. As a result, the targeted cells are destroyed, tumors may shrink, and the body’s immune system can sometimes be activated to fight any remaining cancer. Because the treatment does not require surgical incisions, patients typically face lower infection risks and faster recovery times. Research trials have shown encouraging outcomes for several cancers, including those affecting the prostate, liver, pancreas, and breast. Many patients have seen tumor reduction and better overall results, often with fewer side effects compared to standard therapies like chemotherapy and radiation. While this approach is not yet a complete substitute for all traditional treatments, specialists consider it an important step forward in non-invasive cancer care. Ongoing studies are focused on improving precision, refining treatment strategies, and assessing long-term safety and effectiveness. The FDA’s decision underscores the increasing role of advanced technologies in developing cancer treatments that are both more targeted and less burdensome for patients.

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Inspired by the legendary Hanging Gardens of Babylon, I asked @Grok if we could build a system that combines the following elements to create a beautiful setup providing fresh water, food, and energy: • Halophytes (salt-loving plants) • Hydroponics (using Archimedes screws) • Solar power • Reverse osmosis The system would also serve as a visual showpiece to attract visitors and tourists. 😊 Grok not only delivered, but also created a pitch deck for me outlining the concept! The pitch deck is in the thread below. 🧵 (Recreation of The Hanging Gardens of Babylon by @grok imagine) grok.com/imagine/post/5…

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🚨 Tweet #17: This email attached was written at midnight. March 30, 2020. Professor Manos Antonakakis was still working. He wrote this to his Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency handlers Christopher Schneck and Ian Crone: "Despite all that, we still have more than enough evidence of what looks to be Russian and Iranian command and control activities from state, local, tribal and territorial government networks that we have analysis that potentially makes them election related." Read that sentence one more time. --Russian command and control activity. --Iranian command and control activity. --Inside state and local government networks. --Networks his own analysis identified as potentially election related. Command and control is not passive observation. It is not reconnaissance. It is not probing. Command and control means a foreign adversary had established an active operating presence inside those networks. Sending instructions. Receiving data. Running operations. From inside networks connected to American elections. And Professor Antonakakis was not uncertain about it. He wrote "more than enough evidence." Not "possible evidence." Not "indicators suggesting." More than enough. Then he wrote something that should make every American stop cold. He compared the people questioning his findings to a doctor who refuses to diagnose a patient because the doctor lacks the right instrument. His exact words: "If they think this is not worth worrying about because they do not have an Albert sensor, then their argument is similar to this statement: I do not have Covid-19 because the doctor didn't have a way to diagnose it." Translation: Someone in the government was telling him his evidence was not valid because it did not come from their own official sensors. He was pushing back. He was telling them: the disease is there whether your instrument sees it or not. Russia and Iran were operating inside election related government networks. Georgia Tech could see it. The government's own sensors could not. Or would not. Now add what Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Program Manager Ian Crone wrote in the same chain: "That is probably needed to get the Department of Homeland Security to believe us." The Department of Homeland Security. The agency responsible for protecting American elections. The agency that declared 2020 "the most secure election in American history." Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency was struggling to get the Department of Homeland Security to believe their own findings about foreign adversary activity in election networks. And later in the same email chain Antonakakis wrote this: "There is a group that has successfully penetrated these networks." Successfully penetrated. Not attempted. Not probed. Successfully penetrated. The names of who penetrated those networks are hidden behind black redaction bars. To this day nobody outside a classified setting knows whose names are under those bars. Here is the timeline you now have from this thread alone: February 2020 - Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency plans surveillance of voting machine manufacturers. March 2020 - Russian and Iranian command and control confirmed in election related networks. A foreign group confirmed to have successfully penetrated those networks. September 2020 - Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency employee writes "I know who to talk to if we find anything." October 21, 2020 - Dominion Voting egress points found in network data. Same day the man who found them is named to Georgia's official election security task force. November 3, 2020 - You voted. May 2023 - Special Counsel Durham refers the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Georgia Tech contract to the Department of Defense Inspector General for potential criminal investigation. Today: No findings. No charges. No public report. Complete silence. Russia and Iran were inside election related networks. Georgia Tech found them. The Department of Homeland Security declared the election the most secure in history. Durham referred the contract for criminal investigation. Washington went silent. Durham referred the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Georgia Tech contract to the Department of Defense Inspector General for potential criminal investigation in May 2023. It has now been nearly two years. No findings. No charges. No public report. Someone needs to explain that silence. Tag your Senator. @SenRonJohnson @ChuckGrassley More in the morning. Thanks again to @TheAndersPaul for his tenaciousness in obtaining records for five years!

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Good night to anyone who sees this post, lol! Thanks to the throttling, shadow, and ghost banning, it's a wonder we see anything relevant here! Cheers!🍻

EXCLUSIVE: Longtime Trump Advisor @MichaelRCaputo Says Russia Gate Probes Cost His Family Everything: His Home, His Children’s College Funds, And The Most Profitable Years of His Career “My legal fees are over a half a million…We lost our children's college funds and we lost our house. We had to move. Not just because of the financial impact, but because of the violence that was threatened and the people who were sitting outside my house while I was recovering from cancer, throwing pebbles at my window to keep me up at night. It isn't just financial costs. It's the death threats and the strange, weird surveillance by citizens as they're following you.” @thelatmg @latimesstudios_

This is Huge Folks💥 The very first Embassy of Iran just officially lowered the flag of the Iranian Regime and raised The Lion and Sun Flag of Iran! @CaptKylePatriot

@MrWhiplash_ I watched my father work 80 hours a week out of fear if he didn’t they would replace him. He worked 3 jobs at one point in my youth. Jobs disappeared from ‘78 to the mid ‘90s One factory that had to close its doors when a foreigner embezzle millions, the factory closed

🚨 NEW: Rubio just confirmed what they've hidden for 50 years — deindustrialization was DELIBERATE. In 1977, the CFR called it "controlled disintegration." Now Trump is ending it and the globalists at Munich are in open panic. We have the receipts. 🧾👇 FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

Praise Jesus... But this has probably been around for a while. Look up Van Tassel from the Mojave Desert who used Tesla Tech to heal cells with SOUND! He was murdered for his Science.

Confesso que, por algum motivo, hoje foi um dos dias mais difíceis ao visitar o Presidente Jair Bolsonaro. Ao entrar no quarto, me deparei com aquele homem forte “apagado” na cadeira, com a cabeça baixa, soluçando enquanto dormia. Precisei recuar. Fiquei alguns minutos em silêncio, do lado de fora, tentando me recompor, antes de entrar novamente. Quando voltei, ele continuava da mesma forma. Me aproximei, fiz um carinho em sua cabeça, e ele sequer reagiu. Me explicaram que, por conta das medicações fortes, sua sensibilidade está ainda mais elevada. Ele usa, inclusive, uma pulseira com a indicação: “RISCO DE QUEDA”. Quando acordou, optei por não falar nada sobre o que está acontecendo aqui fora. Apenas comentei, de forma leve, sobre o novo visual do Augusto Nunes, fato o que arrancou dele um “espanto” ao despertar. Meu pai segue na unidade semi-intensiva, com a voz fraca, sonolento por conta dos medicamentos e reclamou de respiração debilitada, certamente devido a terceira pneumonia seguida após sua prisão ilegal. Presenciei a coleta de mais de cinco ampolas de sangue para exames. Fiz a minha parte, com humildade. Ele me disse que gostou da minha presença e que amanhã eu voltaria. Saio do hospital destruído, como sinceramente não esperava ficar. Mas seguimos. Amanhã é outro dia. Quinta-feira, 19 de março de 2026 Carlos Bolsonaro

🚨 Tweet #16: Special Counsel John Durham spent four years investigating what happened to American elections. His final report was delivered to Congress in May 2023. Inside that report was a criminal referral. Not to the Department of Justice. Not to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. To the Department of Defense Inspector General. The internal watchdog of the entire United States military. The referral identified one specific matter: "One matter involving the execution of a contract between the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Georgia Institute of Technology." One sentence. In a Special Counsel report to the United States Congress. Durham had reviewed the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract with Georgia Tech and found something significant enough to send to the Department of Defense's own internal investigator for potential criminal review. Not a footnote. Not a passing mention. A formal referral. Now look at what you have seen in this thread about that exact contract: A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency planning document targeting voting machine manufacturers eight months before the election. The Pythia surveillance weapon deployed inside the Department of Homeland Security before the election. Active reconnaissance jobs running against Dominion Voting network infrastructure thirteen days before the election. Egress points found in Dominion Voting network data. United States Army soldiers trained on the surveillance weapon at Georgia Tech's campus. Central Command military network data handed to a civilian university professor for analysis. Russian and Iranian command and control confirmed in election related state and local government networks. A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency employee writing "I know who to talk to if we find anything." And the man who found egress points in Dominion Voting data named to Georgia's official election security task force on the very same day. Durham saw enough in that contract to make a criminal referral to the Department of Defense Inspector General. Here is what happened next: Nothing. -No findings were announced. -No charges were filed. -No public report was released. -The referral was received. -Then it vanished. The Department of Defense Inspector General has never publicly addressed it. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has never publicly addressed it. Nor Georgia Tech, and Congress never held a single public hearing about it. Think about what that means. The top prosecutor in America found something troubling enough in a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract with a university to formally refer it for potential criminal investigation. And every single institution that received that referral went silent. Durham found it. The Department of Defense Inspector General received it. Washington buried it. There is only one question left. Who had the power to make a Special Counsel criminal referral disappear - and why did they use it? Emails obtained by Patriot @TheAndersPaul

🚨 Tweet #15: Pay close attention to this date. October 21, 2020. You have already seen what happened on that date in Tweet #13. Georgia Tech Professor Angelos Keromytis was running Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency surveillance on voting machine manufacturer networks. He identified Dominion Voting in the network data. His colleague Professor Manos Antonakakis typed "Oh, shit. These look like egress points." See prior tweet. That was October 21, 2020. Now here is what else happened on that exact same date. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger issued a press release. He was forming an official government body called the Georgia Bipartisan Task Force for Safe, Secure, and Accessible Elections. Among the confirmed participants listed in that press release: "Professor Angelos Keromytis. Georgia Institute of Technology." The same professor. The same day. On the morning of October 21, 2020 Angelos Keromytis was identifying Dominion Voting egress points in Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency network surveillance data. On that same day he was named to the official Georgia government body responsible for overseeing election security. It gets worse. That task force did not dissolve after the election. In March 2021 the task force issued a public statement. Keromytis was still listed as a member. That is five months after Election Day. Five months after his team found egress points in Dominion Voting network traffic. Five months during which he sat on the official Georgia election security body. Five months during which none of what you have read in this thread was ever publicly disclosed. Keromytis's own public professional resume confirms it. He listed it himself: "Member, Georgia Secretary of State Bipartisan Task Force for Safe, Secure, and Accessible Elections, 2020." Now ask yourself the questions that nobody in Georgia has ever been forced to answer publicly: i. Did Keromytis disclose to the Georgia Secretary of State that he had identified Dominion Voting egress points in network surveillance data thirteen days before the election? ii. Did the Georgia Secretary of State know his own task force member had been running Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency surveillance on Georgia's voting machine infrastructure? iii. Did Brad Raffensperger know? iv. Who else on that task force knew? v. And if nobody knew - why not? The man who found the egress points was put in charge of telling Georgia its elections were secure. That is not oversight. That is a conflict of interest on a scale that demands a federal investigation. Tweet #16 reveals what Special Counsel Durham specifically referred to the Department of Defense Inspector General - and why that referral quietly disappeared without a single public finding. Georgia Tech Professor Angelos Keromytis:

🚨 Tweet #14: What you have read in this thread is not new to everyone. Two United States Senators already knew. And Special Counsel John Durham already knew. Here is what they found and what they did about it. United States Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa and United States Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin uncovered email evidence of Professor Manos Antonakakis's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency funded work. What they found in those emails stopped them cold. A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency employee - referring to the Georgia Tech operation - wrote this: "Sensitive stuff worth doing." Same Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) employee. Same email chain. Same date as the United States Postal Service swing state scanning email — September 25, 2020: "I know who to talk to if we find anything." Not "I know who to report it to." Not "I know who to alert." But "I know who to talk to if we find anything." That is not the language of a defensive cybersecurity operation protecting elections. That is the language of an intelligence operation with a predetermined recipient for whatever was found inside American voting infrastructure. Who was that person? That question has never been answered publicly. Now add this. Special Counsel John Durham completed his investigation in May 2023. In his final report Durham made a criminal referral to the Department of Defense Inspector General. That referral specifically identified: "One matter involving the execution of a contract between the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Georgia Institute of Technology." One sentence. In a Special Counsel report to the United States Congress. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Georgia Tech. A specific contract. Referred for potential criminal investigation. Durham found something significant enough in that contract to send it to the Department of Defense's own internal investigator. The Department of Defense Inspector General received that referral. What happened next has never been made public. -No findings were announced. -No charges were filed. -No report was released. -The referral vanished. Now look at what you have seen in this thread: A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency planning document targeting voting machine manufacturers. Active surveillance of Dominion Voting network traffic thirteen days before the election. Egress points found in voting machine infrastructure. Russian and Iranian command and control confirmed in state and local election networks. An Army unit trained on the surveillance weapon used to do all of this. We caught the US Army inside a Dominion EMS. A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency employee who knew exactly "who to talk to" if anything was found. And a Special Counsel referral to the Department of Defense Inspector General that quietly disappeared. Two United States Senators saw enough to raise alarms. The top prosecutor in America saw enough to make a criminal referral. You were never told any of it. Look at what US Senators Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley were after in their (second) letter to DARPA:

🚨 Tweet #13: October 21, 2020. Thirteen days before the presidential election. Two Georgia Tech professors are running their Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency surveillance tool against voting machine manufacturer networks. Remember Tweet #12. The planning document. Voting machine manufacturers were an authorized Delphi target. This was not accidental. This was the operation executing exactly as planned. Here is what happened when the results came back. Professor Angelos Keromytis typed four words: "It's Dominion Voting." Professor Manos Antonakakis typed six words: "Oh, shit. These look like egress points." A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency funded professor. Running authorized surveillance on voting machine networks. Thirteen days before you voted. And when the data came back he typed "Oh, shit." That is not the reaction of someone who found nothing. That is not the reaction of someone who found what they expected. That is the reaction of someone who found something that even he was not prepared to see. Now understand what "egress points" means in plain language. An egress point is a place where data leaves a network and goes somewhere else. On a properly secured voting machine system there should be no egress points. The machines are supposed to be air gapped. Meaning completely isolated from the internet and all outside networks. Our election officials however have been lying to us, as first off they don't even know what a true air gap - and - their voting systems don't have them. It pretend theater. Eric Coomer told the court the machines had no "direct" connection to the internet. Notice he said "direct." The egress points his own colleagues found in the network data thirteen days before the election suggest the machines had something other than a direct connection. And notice something else. Before Antonakakis typed "Oh, shit" he wrote: "Let me check something..." Then he posted a link to the United States Election Assistance Commission's official government page listing all registered voting equipment manufacturers. He was cross referencing what he found in the live network data against the official government registry of voting machine companies. He was confirming the identity of what he was seeing in the data. He confirmed it. Then typed what he did. These are not the emails of people passively watching foreign adversaries attack American systems. These are the emails of people who just found something unexpected inside American voting infrastructure. Thirteen days before the election. -Who did they tell? -What did they do with what they found? -Why has none of this ever been publicly disclosed? Tweet #14 will show you the document that connects all of this directly to the highest levels of the United States Senate and Special Counsel John Durham's own investigation. Professor Manos Antonakakis of GAtech: