Alex Lemas

Alex Krainer: After the Iran War - A New Global Economy youtu.be/pmiG0Gplu9Q?si… via @YouTube Just listen and wake up

You need three things for the Digital-ID to enslave us: 1) The Digital-ID. 2) Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). 3) Abolition of cash.

HELICOPTER PILOT WHISTLEBLOWER: TICK AIRDROPS “I work for a private Charter Company in Ontario Canada. We get paid handsomely to AirDrop Ticks every year — this year we dropped MORE and EARLIER. These were DEER TICKS.” This isn’t “nature” — it’s deliberate. Tick-borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome (the meat allergy nightmare) has exploded 9,800% in the US since 2013. Coincidence? Or part of the plan to crash the food supply and control the population? Bill Gates and his cronies have been obsessed with “fixing” humanity through bugs, vaccines, and engineered crises. Now we’re literally being bombed with them. This is biological terrorism from the skies.

When doctors and scientists recently analysed the efficacy ( effectiveness ) of the Flu shot over the last 20 years they were shocked. Many of you will be shocked as well, please watch, share and comment. Big Pharma have done it again. More Flu shots = More Flu cases.

Journalist Whitney Webb describes the global push for digital ID as essential for both central bank digital currencies and UN Agenda 2030. She warns that while the system is promoted as "inclusive", in practice it excludes those without digital ID from rights, services, and freedom of movement. "If you don't participate in digital ID, you won't have a legally recognised identity, you won't have rights, you won't be able to access services without it." "So it's being framed as promoting inclusion, but the system itself is inherently exclusionary." "It's inclusive in the sense that we want everyone equally included in... our new control system."

@LiveAncestral Thanks I needed that

What the doctor says vs what it actually means. “Your LDL is high.” What it means: Your body is producing more of the molecule it uses to repair tissue, make hormones, and carry fat-soluble vitamins to your cells. That is biology doing its job. “LDL is the bad cholesterol.” What it means: LDL is a lipoprotein. A transport vehicle. It carries cholesterol to the cells that need it. There is no bad cholesterol. There is only cholesterol doing its job. “You are at increased cardiovascular risk.” What it means: A population-level risk calculator produced a percentage. It does not know your insulin level, your inflammation markers, or your LDL particle size. It knows your age and your total cholesterol number. “Statins will reduce your risk by 50 percent.” What it means: Your relative risk drops by 50 percent. Your absolute risk drops by around 1 percent. These are not the same number. One of them is used in the consultation. Malcolm Kendrick documents this distinction in Doctoring Data. “Statins are well tolerated.” What it means: Known side effects include muscle damage, fatigue, memory problems, and raised blood sugar. Well tolerated means most people stay on them. “This is the standard of care.” What it means: This is what the guidelines say. The guidelines were written by committees where financial conflicts of interest with pharmaceutical companies are well documented. The doctor is not lying. They are following a protocol. The protocol is the problem. Did your doctor explain the difference between relative risk and absolute risk before they wrote that prescription? Share this with people who need to hear it 🙏🏻

In warfare, it is wise to listen to what the enemy tells you they’re going to do. They almost always do it. This transformation has taken the better part of two generations and one Obama to turn America into an Islamo—Marxist nation. Yes, we were warned, we were just too complacent to act.

Your block. Your privacy. Your country.

No joke. I'd actually read all the books and seen several films and TV movies about Watergate by 1997. That was the year I read Silent Coup, by Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin. It literally blew my mind that Bob Woodward was a high-level Naval intelligence officer, doing briefings for the JCOS and other intel work. All the coverage of Woodward's past glossed over his intelligence official past with a line or two about him 'briefly serving in the Navy'. So a ONI guy doing top level briefings for the Pentagon brass just happens to start a new career as an intrepid cub reporter for the Washington Post, just in time to be fed THE BIGGEST POLITICAL SCANDAL STORY in US history.

@BabyD1111229 Power cedes nothing, it must be taken

An attorney representing DC Blox said at a Thursday night Metro Planning Commission meeting that “they’re going to build” the data center next to the Nashville Zoo, despite community opposition.    “We already have the permits in hand,” he said. “We just want to work with the community to find a solution.” The attorney is Doug Sloan, former director of Metro Planning. @WSMV - you need to identify him. @MarshaBlackburn did you sell your soul…

@KathleenWinche3 No letters or numbers on the keys. Old manual typewriters, take me back to 1959

I remember but it was an electric typewriter!

🚨President Putin’s Message to the German Government and the German People This is how the coup de grâce is delivered – without weapons, verbally… “We don’t want to attack you! Why would we? Those times are long gone! Anyone who is still in their right mind and can think clearly understands that. First: You already have national debt amounting to 2.5 trillion euros, and no serious economist has any idea how you ever plan to pay that back. And now you want to take on another 1 trillion euros to arm yourselves against us. Do you want the Russian people to foot that bill? Never! Second: Your country is teeming with millions of migrants who cost you 50 billion euros a year. Should the Russian people be held accountable for that? Third: A considerable portion of your population is so deranged that they believe they can influence the climate by cycling and eating insects. Perhaps this massive brain damage could be fixed, but that would cost us something too.” a lot. Fourth: – Your education system was once exemplary. Now, in many classrooms, hardly any teaching takes place anymore because almost no one speaks German. Fifth: – Your infrastructure is crumbling, and you can’t keep up with the repairs. Sixth: – Your railways were once the pride of the entire world. Now your trains run like they do in India. Seventh: – We don’t need your famous engineers. During the sanctions, we learned that we can get by without them. But if we do need them after all, we’ll turn to China. There they’re not only cheaper but also better. Eighth: – You have neither raw materials nor energy sources. So why should we conquer your country? To solve problems we wouldn’t even have otherwise? Realistically speaking: Even if you called us, surrendered, and raised white flags, we still wouldn’t come!

A man in Barnstable MA speaking on illegal immigration: Brings to mind the Quote from Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: “The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of men who wanted to be left alone. They try, so very hard, to mind their own business and provide for themselves and those they love. They do not ask for much. Just to be left alone. But when they are pushed too far, when their families, their homes, their livelihoods, or their way of life is threatened… they become the most dangerous force on earth.”

🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺 German Media Claims Trump Gave "Secret Order" on AI Drones Hitting Russia is False - It Started Under Biden & Trump Simply Continued it... ▪️The report ignores the fact that for well over 2 years - under the Biden administration - the US already green-lit this program and it has only just now come fully online; ▪️This means US foreign policy continued - 100% uninterrupted - from one admin to the next (continuity of agenda) regardless of the campaign lies told by Trump in 2024 - literally nothing has changed except on the battlefield and across the respective industries of the West and Russia; ▪️This is also evidence that despite political theater, the US is still 100% driving this proxy war of its own deliberate creation; ▪️Here is the timestamp of my warning from 2 years ago regarding precisely this AI drone program: youtu.be/qWC-48Y_gmQ?si…

@GigglingGanon If you don’t know your rights you don’t have any.

Motorcyclist owns police at a DUI checkpoint by saying nothing. The power of exercising your right to remain silent is so powerful. ​A multi-agency DUI checkpoint at the California-Nevada border was not ready for a man that was willing to push the boundaries of control and patience. ​When the officer asks the standard probing questions, the rider doesn't argue, yell, or escalate. He simply uses six powerful words: "I don't wanna answer any questions." ​Why This Approach Works Police officers use casual small talk at checkpoints to look for signs of impairment, slurred speech, or conflicting stories. By politely refusing to answer, you give them zero verbal ammunition to build reasonable suspicion. ​ Notice how the rider asks, "Are you ordering me?" before moving to the staging area or handing over his ID. You are legally required to comply with lawful commands (like showing a driver's license while operating a vehicle), but you are never required to consent to voluntary questioning. ​ Because the rider remained completely silent regarding his activities, and showed no physical signs of impairment, the law enforcement officers had absolutely no probable cause to detain him. Once his identity was verified, they had no choice but to let him go. ​Knowing your Constitutional rights is one thing, but having the calm confidence to execute them under pressure is where the real power lies. Speak less, know the law, and protect your rights. This was done to perfection.

When Chekhov bought his country estate in Melikhovo, he wanted to ensure the local peasants knew when he, as a doctor, was available to help. He set up a simple but effective system: whenever he was home and ready to receive patients or head out on house calls, he would hoist a specific medical flag on a pole outside his house. Local villagers would watch the horizon for the flag, knowing that if it was flying, "the good doctor" would treat their illnesses completely free of charge. For the struggling farmers of the Russian countryside, that simple piece of cloth waving in the wind was the difference between life and death. They did not care that the man pulling the rope was a famous writer whose stories were debated in the grand salons of St. Petersburg. To them, Anton Pavlovich was the tireless soul who would ride his horse carriage through freezing mud in the dead of night just to soothe a child's fever. This deep bond with the poor defined his entire existence. Chekhov lived a short life, dying of tuberculosis at just 44 years old, but he packed more humanity into those years than most do in a century. He managed to balance two demanding worlds simultaneously, famously explaining his double life to a friend with a sharp flash of humor. Medicine is my lawful wife, and literature is my mistress, Chekhov said. When I get fed up with one, I spend the night with the other. This unconventional arrangement worked beautifully. Rather than distracting him, his medical training became the secret lens through which he viewed the human condition. He did not look at people as characters to judge or lecture; he looked at them as a caring physician looks at a patient, observing their flaws, their quiet heartbreaks, and their daily contradictions with complete empathy. His literary mistress brought him worldwide fame, but his lawful wife kept him grounded in the harsh realities of human suffering. When a devastating cholera epidemic struck the surrounding provinces, Chekhov did not use his growing celebrity status to flee to safety. Instead, he took charge of multiple medical districts entirely on his own, treating thousands of destitute peasants without asking for a single ruble in return. Even as his own lungs failed him and he began coughing up blood from the disease that would eventually kill him, his focus remained fixed outward. He used his literary earnings to fund the construction of rural schools, organize relief projects for families facing famine, and build a public library in his impoverished hometown of Taganrog, personally shipping crates of books to fill the shelves. He firmly believed that life had to be measured by concrete actions rather than beautiful theories. He once noted that it is good if each of us leaves behind something good, a trace that will continue to exist and prove our lives did not pass in vain. When he finally closed his eyes for the last time in the summer of 1904, the literary world mourned a genius, but the peasants of Melikhovo mourned a protector. Long after his physical presence faded, the warmth of his extraordinary generosity remained. Chekhov showed the world that true greatness is not found in how high you rise above others, but in how low you are willing to bend to lift them up. His life reminds us that a legacy built on pure kindness is the one thing that never truly fades away.

@DowdEdward The Bottom Feeds The Top.

Nick’s thesis on Private Equity & Private Credit. A read not for the faint of heart.

@tbmcap @shouq_al90149 Subtle is good

@AlexLemas @shouq_al90149 It’s very subtle but this is the most asinine fucking comment on this thread

Can you spot it??

@DerrilHarvey @shouq_al90149 78 rpm on a 1080 Wurlitzer

@AlexLemas @shouq_al90149 Juke box from the 40s doesn’t disappear in the 60s.

@DerrilHarvey @shouq_al90149 But the records do