Quantum Connections

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Host of Quantum Connections. Everything is connected. The truth is love. #Bitcoin 1MKD7BmDJfbbFHPp9r8Zie1zH9oJPyir19

เข้าร่วม Nisan 2023

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Quantum Connections@QuantumConX·23 Oca

Anymore, I don't give a rip if I am shadow banned. At the end of time I know I did my due diligence and spoke, even when my voice shakes. If you know someone you follow is shadow banned, and you know their info is good and their research is exhaustive, when you don't see their posts for a while, go to their profile, they were probably busy. Their posts, for some reason did not show up in your feed. Repost and like what you find. And make sure you're still following them. Let them know you hadn't seen their posts, in a comment. Even those who have hundreds of thousands of followers sometimes feel like a lone voice in the void.

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Alb@amandalouise416·7h

This is what modern-day labor trafficking looks like on paper. A purchase order. A delivery address. And a Texas state agency as the buyer. Now let me also show you how the system is manipulated. The employer told the federal government on their H-1B filing for the Texas Department of State Health Services that this role was a “Business Analyst” under a Data Scientist code, classified at a Level II wage, meaning entry to mid-level experience, paid $93K/year, needed for three years, full-time. But the purchase order with the same agency tells a very different story. The State of Texas is buying a Business Analyst 3, a senior-level role, at $106/hour (~$220K/year equivalent) for just three months. So, which is it? Mid-level $93K employee for 3 years? Or senior level $220K consultant for 3 months? Same employer. Same buyer. Same person. Same role. Same location. • Lower job level → lower prevailing wage • Short-term contract → contradicts “full-time” claim • Massive rate gap → someone is capturing the spread And the State of Texas? They sign the purchase order. They fund the contract. They never ask how the labor was classified, priced, or controlled.

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Truth Refugee@truthrefugee·38m

Meltdown begins. FAFO x.com/BitcoinNewsCom… @howardlutnick

Bitcoin News@BitcoinNewsCom

NEW: Swan Bitcoin files in SDNY to subpoena Cantor Fitzgerald and its former CEO, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, seeking discovery tied to a dispute with Tether over a joint mining venture. The filing alleges a mid-2024 internal conspiracy led by ex-CIO Raphael Zagury with Tether-linked actors to gut Swan’s mining JV, 2040 Energy, including a coordinated mass resignation and data exfiltration. Swan claims 13 employees resigned within hours on Aug 8, 2024, thousands of confidential files were taken, and Tether quickly replaced Swan with a new entity run by the defectors. The subpoena targets Cantor and Lutnick over alleged proximity to events, including IPO discussions with Swan and subsequent ties to Tether-related deals after contact with Swan was abruptly cut.

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Bitcoin News@BitcoinNewsCom·10h

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99% Johnny Graz@jvgraz·2h

This is Israel's Final Solution. And unlike with Nazi Germany, where we didn't find out about the initiative until after the war, Israel is doing it right out in the open and the world is letting them.

Gaza Notifications@gazanotice

🚨 BREAKING: Israel is one step away from legalizing the execution of Palestinian prisoners. The Knesset’s National Security Committee approved a death penalty bill ahead of its final readings. The proposal mandates execution, removes key judicial safeguards, requires hanging within 90 days, and blocks any pardon or sentence reduction. A grave and dangerous escalation.

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Quantum Connections@QuantumConX·51m

@FenixAmmunition I thought you had that quote up before this event. They framed it as if you did so as a result of this incident. And yes they really really hate how free speech represents a free mind.

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Fenix Ammunition@FenixAmmunition·18h

Turn your comments back on you fucking pussies

Oakland County Sheriff’s Office@oaklandsheriff

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Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories·1d

It was already being handed out to pregnant women across the world—marketed as harmless, even gentle. Doctors trusted it. Companies insisted it was safe. And no one seemed to be asking harder questions. Except one woman. Frances Oldham Kelsey had just arrived at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration when a pharmaceutical company pushed for approval of a new drug: thalidomide. It was being used widely in Europe to treat morning sickness, praised as a miracle solution. Approval should have been routine. But Kelsey hesitated. Something didn’t sit right. The data felt incomplete. The studies were thin. Reports of strange side effects—nerve damage, unusual symptoms—kept surfacing, but were brushed aside. The pressure to approve it quickly was intense. The company pushed back. Colleagues questioned the delay. The world was already moving forward without her. She refused to follow. Again and again, Kelsey denied approval, demanding stronger evidence, more rigorous testing, clearer answers. She held her ground for months, quietly but unshakably. And then the truth broke through. Across Europe, thousands of babies were being born with devastating deformities—missing limbs, malformed organs, lives forever altered before they even began. Thalidomide was the cause. Because Frances Oldham Kelsey said no, the drug never reached the U.S. market in the same way. While other countries faced a catastrophe, countless American families were spared. She didn’t lead protests. She didn’t make headlines in the moment. She simply refused to sign her name to something she didn’t believe was safe. And that decision—one signature withheld—changed the course of medical history. © Reddit #archaeohistories

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Truth Refugee@truthrefugee·2h

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Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·1d

An Auntie Anne’s original pretzel cost about $3.50 in 2009. Today it’s $7.29. The pretzel tracked inflation almost perfectly. The pretzel is accidentally the most honest inflation tracker in America. It’s priced in flour, sugar, labor, commercial rent, and energy. Every cost that went up in 17 years is baked into that $7.29. One mall receipt tells you more about the economy than most dashboards. Now do the rest. Gas in 2009 averaged $2.35 a gallon. Today it’s $3.81. Up 62%. The median U.S. home sold for $172,000 in 2009. The latest FRED data has it at $405,300. Up 136%. Average public university tuition went from about $7,000 to $12,000. Up 71%. Health insurance premiums for a family of four went from $13,000 to over $24,000. Up 85%. Every price in the economy moved. The federal minimum wage of $7.25 was set on July 24, 2009. It has not changed once in 6,088 days. $7.25 in 2009 had the purchasing power of $10.47 today. That’s a 30% silent pay cut delivered one year at a time, while the number on the check never moved. In 2009, $7.25 bought two Auntie Anne’s pretzels. In 2026, it doesn’t buy one. The dollar lost 30% of its value. The pretzel adjusted. The wage didn’t.

daz@MetamateDaz

The minimum wage in Pennsylvania is $7.25 an hour. A regular Auntie Anne’s soft pretzel at the mall is $7.29. Imagine telling someone an hour of their time is worth less than a pretzel.

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ColonelTowner-Watkins@ColonelTowner·11h

.@SenJohnCurtis What the fuck are you even talking about? 8 U.S.C. § 1325 (Improper Entry by Alien): This statute makes it a crime to enter or attempt to enter the United States at any time or place other than as designated by immigration officers, or to avoid examination or inspection. Penalty: For a first offense, it is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine, imprisonment for up to six months, or both. Subsequent offenses can be prosecuted as felonies, which carry significantly higher penalties, including up to two years in prison.

Western Lensman@WesternLensman

Utah’s John Curtis stands next to Adam Schiff, sounds like a Democrat trying to find ways for illegals to stay in the country: Kernen: "What’s your answer? Is it amnesty?" Curtis: “First of all, you have to define amnesty." Kernen, in disbelief: “Is that like what ‘is,’ is?" "Senator Schiff? I thought I’d be arguing with you, not Senator Curtis."

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Geri Ricci@RicciGeri·13h

You can't make this up. A certain internet Provider in N. Dallas area starts with a S****** ends with a M, send someone over to fix my outage ... outside line issue. I thought he was Hispanic..., he was from Turkey. Today they send someone to bury the line in back yard... doesn't speak English... speaks Spanish. No truck that labeled the above-referenced Corporation S******M. I had to call to verify identity... they said they hire Contractors. THIS IS OUR FRIGGING FUTURE.

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0HOUR1@0hour1·1d

GOP staffer in Alaska charged with Child Sex Trafficking. I don’t care what side you’re on death penalty nationwide for all pedophiles.

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Darth Powell@VladTheInflator·23h

Fuck him get the fuck out of office you fat traitor fuck

Parody Jeff@Parodyjeffx

JUST IN 🚀 @RepFine just performed Talmudic rituals, noting he is the only member of Congress to do so. He says that by the time he leaves Congress, he’ll be a rabbi.

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Tommy Borum † ⚡︎@tommyborumjokes·13 Ağu

@HarrisonHSmith They would. If Charlie turned heel on Israel, they would have someone shoot him at an open-air event and they have some idiot groyper with a genetically anomalous issue there to be the patsy/fall-guy. Part of why you never make the deal with the Devil in the first place.

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Meriwether Farms@MeriwetherFarms·14h

So you’re telling us that the foreign-owned meat packing companies that have been screwing over both the American producer and the American consumer with price fixing and deception for decades is going to all of a sudden *VOLUNTARILY* going to disclose where their meat products are coming from GOT IT 🤡

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Sophia ❣️@KeruboSk·14h

Anonymous: In all of my 14 years of teaching I’ve never been assaulted by a student. Well last Thursday that changed when a student attacked me with an object because she was mad about not being able to attend PROM due to her attendance record. And you know what “the district” gave her … 5 days. Baltimore city is a joke ! Had I slid her ass across the floor I’d be in jail. And that’s why I’m leaving education. And before you ask YOU DANG RIGHT I’M PRESSING CHARGES!

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Jimmy Dore@jimmy_dore·10h

"Two Weeks To Flatten the Curve"

Toby Cunningham@sircryptotips

SCAMDEMIC 2.0👇 Buckle up my friends

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Angelica 🌐⚛️🇹🇼🇨🇳🇺🇸@AngelicaOung·22h

General Stanley McCrystal was the man who revolutionized counterinsurgency. His advice for the current war in Iran? Enjoy this part. It’s all going to get worse from here: « We thought really early in Afghanistan that the people on the ground who we were targeting would be awed and intimidated by the bombing and that they would respect our capability. In many ways, what we found—particularly with the tribal members—was they were disdainful of it. They knew you could bomb them, but they said, "If you're not willing to get down on the ground, look me in the eye, and fight me mano a mano, then you are not morally on my level." And I think that we can't forget that people fight because of their passions. It's not a geopolitical calculation. And so it is like what we found in Iraq. We could bomb Iraq pretty easily. We could even take Baghdad with relative ease. We could get rid of the existing government. But once we wanted to change the reality on the ground—who actually controlled things, how things worked—now you're not at 30,000 feet. You're at six feet, and you're the same height as your potential opponent. And I tell people about this war: 'If you like this war, enjoy this first part, because this is the best part.' Because everything after this will be harder, because it will be more equal. »