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Lv.30🚹🇺🇲 In memory of our God, our religion, and freedom, and our peace, our wives, and our children. GOTT MIT UNS.
Shelton, WA Katılım Eylül 2022
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Death penalty to all American politicians with loyalty to a foreign nation.
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Arcadia mayor Eileen Wang admits acting as foreign agent for China in plea deal trib.al/sEhGV17
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@WeWillBeFree24 @ky_statesman This is why Americans are supposed to own Stinger missiles
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A farmer in Appalachia Kentucky reports this is the second pass of a helicopter over their privately owned homested farmland. They deployed long-line/sling load operations of unknown origin.
The tail number comes back to the Department of Interior, and the fleet of contracted aircraft. They made no contact with the owner.
Kentucky is the next target for data centers, after Ohio. That's why they want to get rid of Massie.
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🚨 BREAKING: France’s Digital ID System Hacked—Sensitive Data of 19 Million Citizens Now Sold on the Dark Web
France’s centralized digital identity platform, operated by France Titres (formerly ANTS), suffered a major breach on April 15, 2026.
Hackers stole records affecting roughly one-third of the French population and started auctioning them on dark web forums.
The exposed database contains:
• Full names
• Email addresses and phone numbers
• Dates and places of birth
• Postal addresses
• Unique government account IDs
This information gives criminals powerful tools for identity theft, phishing campaigns, synthetic identities, and large-scale financial fraud.
The system manages passports, national ID cards, driver’s licenses, residency permits, and vehicle registrations.
Officials confirmed no biometric photos or uploaded documents were taken, but the core personal data is now circulating.
Hackers operating under aliases like “breach3d” and “ExtaseHunters” posted the massive dump soon after the intrusion.
French authorities acknowledged the security incident and are notifying affected individuals, though the sheer scale makes rapid alerts challenging.
France has seen multiple major government data breaches recently, including student records via ÉduConnect, bank account details, and medical information.
Centralized systems handling vast amounts of linked personal data create high-value targets that attract persistent attackers.
Action steps if you’re in France or have connections there:
• Closely monitor all financial and government accounts
• Strengthen 2FA on every service
• Stay alert for phishing attempts impersonating official agencies
• Consider credit monitoring or freezes where available
French authorities detained a 15-year-old suspect on April 25 in connection with the breach.
The teenager is believed to have operated under the alias “breach3d” and offered between 12 and 18 million records for sale on hacking forums.
Prosecutors in Paris have opened a formal investigation into the minor on computer crime charges.
The full story is still unfolding as more details emerge about how the breach occurred and the exact scope of the exposure.
This incident highlights the profound dangers of centralized digital ID systems.
When governments consolidate citizens’ most sensitive personal information into single, internet-connected databases, they create massive single points of failure.
One successful hack can expose millions instantly, turning everyday personal details into weapons for widespread fraud and surveillance.
As nations push for broader digital ID adoption, this breach serves as a stark reminder that convenience and control come at the steep price of heightened vulnerability for entire populations.

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Borders matter
When they fail, countries fall
Jeremy Ryan Slate@JeremyRyanSlate
🧵 In 376 AD, Rome let 200,000 Goths cross the Danube as refugees. Two years later, those same Goths destroyed the Roman army at Adrianople and killed the emperor. Rome didn't fall because barbarians broke through the walls. Rome opened the gate. Signal 5: The Border Crisis.
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