punk8220

I’m exploring an idea called Fraudpedia — a global, crowdsourced public resource where citizens globally can document and expose fraud across borders. Today, fraud is investigated selectively: by journalists, regulators, or when incentives align. Much of it never sees daylight. What if citizens had a shared, structured way to surface fraud, learn from real cases, and build collective accountability? Before building anything, I want to test interest. Would you support or contribute to something like this? Tagging for perspective: @ICIJorg @Global_Witness @bellingcat @TomWrightAsia @zachxbt #AntiCorruption #Fraud #Transparency

@piersmorgan Damn.

Given this has now been viewed 6 million times, and *some* American followers appear to have failed my British sarcasm test, I’d like to clarify that I’m not planning an imminent reclaiming invasion of the United States. 🤣🤣

@starheal It will destroy him further

Her stars say he will …

@itsme_urstruly That's me. But it also means heightened disillusionment with the world around you because you are often in the minority.

High intelligence often comes with heightened pattern recognition. You start noticing social masks, forced conversations, performative friendships, hidden motives, emotional immaturity, and energy that feels draining instead of nourishing. Many highly intelligent people also have more active nervous systems, deeper inner worlds, and lower tolerance for superficial stimulation, so solitude can feel safer than constantly shrinking themselves to fit environments that don’t feel aligned.

@Leila1H Someone with cancer should be looking for peace, not war. Tells you how evil he is to the core.

he is not cleared yet.. he is lying to his people. his cancer progressed to his colon and digestive tract. We exposed his cancer in May/June 2024. We then exposed the surgeries/chemo pills and radiation sessions he had... then we exposed by January 2025 that his cancer spread.

@StevenBartlett Do you need a well-rounded, versatile, tech-savvy, and forward-thinking lawyer?

life is so weird! Some years ago, in a Manchester bedroom, i started a podcast with a $100 microphone and called it The Diary Of A CEO... The idea was that i'd share some of the more personal things in my diary - that first episode got 40 subscribers on Apple. Most of them were my friends. Thankfully, two of my friends told me it wasn't as embarrassing as I thought it was, and told me to carry on. Today, about 6 years after bringing the show to YouTube, we hit 16,000,000 subscribers. This month we had 90 million± downloads/views (a new record for us), and added 600,000+ new subscribers to the show. no rational person looking at me sat in that bedroom at 3am, trying to figure out how to edit on garage band, using a sock as a pop-shield for the microphone, would have forecast any of this. i certainly did not. all of this has been so weird to me that it's mentally easier to just not think about it, and focus on the work... which is the decision we've always made and will continue to make In an industry dominated by American media giants, I'm really proud that a show founded in Britain by a team of now hundreds of Brits, many of them young people in their first job, can compete globally... And i'm reminded again what's possible with the right people, the right focus, a willingness to work very hard, (and some good fortune and timing). AND... i'm reminded again of the power of the creative industries in the UK. FLIGHTSTORY, our media company behind The Diary Of A CEO and a growing slate of other shows, just finished its 25,000 sqft campus in central London and is expanding in the US. We're hiring like crazy - so please get in touch if you're looking for a job! We're looking for everything from software engineers, creatives, C-suite level execs and more! To the audience who show up week after week, thank you so much for handing me one of the great, unexpected, privileges of my life! ok, back to work!

@KarlWuckert Omg yes. I have been searching for anything he's written to read.

The entire internet loves Buckley Carlson.

@John_F_kJr In the past, he said there is NO client list. All liars.

🚨BREAKING: Alan Dershowitz just detonated a legal hand-grenade on live TV: “I know for a fact Epstein documents are being suppressed to protect individuals. I know the names, I know who’s suppressing them, but a judge’s order silences me. Hand to God.” Translation: - There is a client list. - Judges are sealing it. - The names are powerful enough to bend the U.S. justice system into a vault. If the courts won’t break confidentiality for the public interest, Congress must subpoena the files, put them in the record, and let the sunlight do its job. FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

@bryan_johnson Release yourself from your self-imposed shackles

idk if I can keep this up you guys. I just got one more to do: a five min warm eye compress before bed. I do endless things every day. From the moment I wake up to bedtime, and even when I'm sleeping, I'm always doing something and measuring it. It never ends. Help.

@Jason I'm in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

@CharmOfCulture Much better if you keep going to Como.

A visit to Lugano increases life expectancy by 10 years 🇨🇭

@DavidBCollum Agreed. Buckley is so principled about what's important for his country and people that you can't help but agree with him no matter which side you're on.

I almost passed on this interview of Tucker and Buckley Carlson. I think if you lean way left, way right, camp right in the middle, or live in rabbit holes, if you hang tough on this one you will be rewarded. It is quite amazing in its depth and clarity... tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-bu…

This is brilliant in a heartbreaking way for all those that @POTUS has betrayed. @megynkelly @MarkHalperin @TuckerCarlson

@jessicacadams Too far away

Reading (probably) a wrong chart. Donald has given us two different birthdays. I am using pure divination here. This is *all about Jeffrey Epstein* and also Melania and Barron. The other wives and children. Nuclear level crossroads. Timing? September 11-15 2027. Atomic, as Debbie Harry said.

@megynkelly @MarkHalperin @TuckerCarlson

@mark_slapinski Not surprising looking at those hyper focused eyes

BREAKING: Kash Patel has a serious substance abuse problem, and that's why he hasn't been seen in public for a while, according to reports.

@SpencerHakimian Trump's ego and Netanyahu's blood thirst

What did those 13 American soldiers die for?

@BRICSinfo It's obvious

JUST IN: 🇷🇺 Russian Security Council warns US negotiations with Iran may be a cover to prepare for a ground invasion.

@nickimoraa Omg that's me, and I always said things don't register for me immediately

The delayed emotional response. Something happens. You feel nothing, or something vague and unnamed. Three days later you're crying in the shower and you're not entirely sure why. Or you're suddenly furious about something that happened last week. You've been thinking your emotions are absent and erratic, but they're on a delay. Safety and stillness allow you to feel them, but sometimes they come bubbling out when there's no more room.

One of the clearest signs of alexithymia in high-masking AuDHD women that doesn't get talked about enough (it's a personal favorite of mine):

@DearS_o_n 💯 and everyone will face it, but not enough people talk about it

Once your mom and dad pass away, nothing will ever be the same in this life. Absolutely nothing. Value them while they are still alive.

@lionelrudaz Between 1-2mio USD for a central location

@punk8220 Wow that’s a lot. How much is a typical 3bed apartment there?

Around 75-100k. That’s the toll you pay in Switzerland to become a property owner with a family. Notary fees and taxes on withdrawal of your pension fund is now around 7% of the purchase price. Knowing the average price for a 3bed apartment is now between 1.2 and 1.6M, that’s beyond crazy.