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BREAKING: Kathaleen McCormick, a Democrat-appointed judge, has REMOVED herself from overseeing multiple lawsuits against @elonmusk after she got exposed for making biased posts celebrating verdicts against him. Bye bye 👋

BREAKING - Republicans are now demanding the removal of the tax-exempt status of “Indivisible,” a George Soros-funded NGO, after it was caught illegally blocking Republicans from registering to vote at a Spokane, Washington “No Kings” protest.

Your words online are still protected by the First Amendment, and your anonymity by the Fourth. Technology doesn’t erase our rights. No digital ID. No surrender of liberty.

Hace dos dias BlackRock aceptó que impulsó la "agenda woke", hoy en Francia acaban de capturar a VEINTIDÓS masones y serán juzgados por as3sinato y de dirigir escuadrones de la muerte. Nos llamaron conspiranoicos y locos, pero siempre tuvimos razón.

Noelia Castillo Ramos was murdered for her organs. Once the medical establishment earmarks your organs for transplant, they start counting the money they are going to make instead of attempting to save the patient. x.com/schotty613/sta…

It just got worse. The lawyer for Noelia Castillo Ramos' father has allegedly stated: "Noelia requested a 6-month postponement of her euthanasia to take the time to think, which was denied to her." Straight up execution.

Micron shares are in free fall this week. - Be Micron. - Get excited about Sam Altman singing letters “intending” to buy 40% of DRAM. - Close your entire Crucial consumer memory division so you can sell gamer RAM to OpenAI. - Sam Altman loses investors, never buys the RAM he signed letters for. - Google announces breakthrough saving AI 6x the RAM. - Micron now stuck with all this RAM and no way more division to sell to consumers.

🚨BREAKING: IRAN HAS BOMBED ISRAEL'S TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY - LARGEST GENERIC RX DRUG MANUFACTURER ON EARTH⚠️ 🚨Secondary explosions were reported, along with chemical leaks as the factory can be seen burning⚠️ MASSIVE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS‼️ x.com/Darthprophet/s…

Turns out Sam Altman "buying up" 40% of DRAM wafers was actually him writing Letters of Intent. Letters he supposedly had / has no intention of converting to actual purchases now. And memory manufacturers are just getting DUMPED on today.🍿🍿

Green Energy is not meant to ‘work’ It's meant to break our economies by breaking energy production To induce scarcity and rationing To necessitate UBI via CBDC and Digital ID Which will become a social credit system Empowering CCP and WEF/UN

I recently covered this in a lecture/Q&A I gave to a University of Toronto class: Bitcoin depends on freedom of compute. If people can't run code of their choosing, the ability to run nodes and use wallets will be taken away in the name of "security". It's happening.

Your city is about to give billions in tax breaks to a building with 30 employees. And they'll tell you it's "economic development." Let me be clear. I'm a nerd. I work with this stuff every single day. I use data centers. I understand their value. And I'm telling you this expansion is a problem. Data centers are popping up everywhere. Your local government is rolling out the red carpet for them with massive tax exemptions that last up to 40 years. Here's what they're getting. 37 states have passed laws giving data centers sales tax exemptions on everything they buy. 16 of those states have handed out nearly $6 billion in exemptions over the last five years. Here's what you're getting. A Microsoft data center in Illinois got $38 million in tax breaks and created 20 jobs. Twenty. A $1.4 billion data center in Liberty, Missouri, got $200 million in tax breaks last week. It will create 30 jobs. One county in New York offered $801 million in tax breaks for 125 jobs. That's $6.4 million per job. Now here's the part that should piss you off. A single data center uses as much electricity as 25,000 to 100,000 homes. Meta is building one in Louisiana that will use more power than the entire city of New Orleans. Another one planned in Wyoming will use more electricity than every home in the state combined. In Virginia, areas with heavy data center concentration saw electricity prices jump 267% over the past five years. One guy's electric bill went from $100 to $281 in a single month. And water? A large data center uses up to 5 million gallons of water a day. That's as much as a city of 50,000 people. Data centers in Texas alone are projected to use 49 billion gallons of water this year. Meanwhile, they tell you to take shorter showers and conserve during the summer. They tell you the power grid can't handle everyone running their AC at the same time. But a building full of servers that drinks more water than your entire town and uses more electricity than your entire state? Here's your tax break. Welcome to the neighborhood. 78% of Americans are concerned that these data centers will raise their energy bills. Community opposition has already blocked or delayed $98 billion in data center projects. This isn't a left or right issue. This is your community issue. Show up to your city council meetings. Push back before they break ground. Because once they're in, they're in for 40 years. Nobody is coming to save your town but you. They Both Suck.

Canada Considers Classifying Pork and Beef Ads as “Hate Content” Under Bill C-9 “Nothing says progress like regulating what’s on your plate.” Canada’s proposed Bill C-9 is raising new questions after critics warned its broad language could extend far beyond its original intent—potentially reaching something as unexpected as food advertising. Under the bill’s framework, content deemed “harmful” or promoting exclusion could face increased scrutiny or restrictions. While originally aimed at addressing online harms, some analysts say the definitions are vague enough to open the door to wider interpretation—including industries tied to environmental, cultural, or ethical debates. That’s where meat advertising enters the conversation. With growing pressure from climate activists and advocacy groups, beef and pork production has increasingly been framed as environmentally damaging and, in some circles, culturally insensitive. Critics argue that promoting these products could, under an expansive interpretation of the law, be seen as endorsing harm—whether to the planet, certain belief systems, or marginalized perspectives. “There’s a real concern that once you introduce subjective standards like ‘harmful content,’ the scope doesn’t stay contained,” one policy observer noted. “Today it’s online speech. Tomorrow it could be what you’re allowed to promote—or even consume.” Supporters of the bill dismiss these concerns as exaggerated, maintaining that the legislation is narrowly focused and not intended to target lawful industries like agriculture. Still, opponents argue that similar assurances have accompanied past regulations that later expanded in scope. Meanwhile, Canada’s agricultural sector is watching closely. The beef and pork industries contribute billions to the national economy, and any regulatory uncertainty around advertising could have ripple effects across producers, marketers, and exporters. For now, no official policy has been introduced targeting meat advertising. But as Bill C-9 continues to be debated, critics say the real issue isn’t what the law explicitly says—it’s how far it could go once interpretation begins. And in a country where even dinner might one day fall under regulatory review, the line between policy and parody is starting to blur.

Me encanta el silencio de las feministas después de enterarse que todas sus políticas y luchas sobre la diversidad, el género y los derechos eran financiados por el patriarcado multimillonario de BlackRock jajajajaja 🤣 Creían que se ponían en tetas porque querían y se dejaban los pelos porque eran luchadoras y resulta que su jefe era Larry Fink jajajaja estoy llorando de la risa jajaja 🤣

Instead of asking people if they Support Banning Under 16's from Social Media Ask them if they want to ID Verify themselves to Palantir multiple times a day so they can spy on everything you do, steal all your information and leak it to hackers Because they're the same thing

I just got a fine in the post because my teenage daughter had the seatbelt under her arm. $2115 It's not a fine that she wasn't wearing her seatbelt, it's that she didn't wear it right. Just a camera sitting there to watch our every move and raise revenue for the government. It was probably during the time we were singing John Farnhams "2 strong hearts". We love that song, we sing it loud and proud, until the part about the river to the wet large section of water that connects continents. We would never sing that part government, because that's banned too. $2115 for this. Honestl7 #AustralianOil #auspol

The FDA was one of the greatest sources of Covid misinformation in the entire world.

Incredible mask-off moment British MP Alex Wilkinson says that X is a "major problem" because you can voice immigration concerns online

They're diluting Gas