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@realstewpeters The biggest question: how on earth did they come out of this dark filthy tunnel without a spec of mud? They are PRISTINE. Also, I thought there were 71 girls, not 70.

There are several glaring red flags regarding the official “71 Jewish schoolgirls popping out of Nyack, NY sewers” narrative that don’t seem kosher (for lack of a better term). Forgive me, my blue check was taken so I’m character-limited and will have to make this a thread. 🧵

@YevetteMM @realstewpeters Perhaps they were never lost in a dirty tunnel?

@Studio28nyc @realstewpeters Right? Why aren’t they dirty?

I'm not buying the official narrative about the 71 Jewish schoolgirls that “happened to get lost” and started popping out of sewer grates and manholes in downtown Nyack, NY. This is sketchy AF.

@aakashgupta I feel sorry for the sellers of the used DC-3's. They should have been charging more for those planes.

Crashing a plane full of cocaine into the ocean sounds insane until you price the plane against what was inside it. A used DC-3, the workhorse of that run, cost about $150,000. It carried roughly three tons of cocaine. At the start of the 1980s a kilo wholesaled for $40,000 to $50,000 in Miami. One load was worth north of $120 million. Run the ratio. The entire airplane was worth about four kilos out of the three thousand it was hauling. Sinking it cost them one-tenth of one percent of the cargo. Once the plane is that cheap, ditching it is the smartest move on the board. Landing solved nothing. South Bimini's airstrip was watched, closed at sunset, and had a single road in. Put the plane down intact and you still own the most traceable object in the whole operation: a tail number the DEA could walk straight back to whoever bought it. Smugglers got so paranoid about this they ran Convairs with duplicate tail numbers, swapping a "derelict" decoy for the loaded one in the dark. Ditching erased that the moment it touched down. The plane slides into thirty feet of gin-clear water, a flotilla of cigarette boats strips the bales off the wing before it settles, and the one thing that could convict anyone becomes a reef. The drugs floated. The receipt sank. That's why the seabed off Bimini is still littered with airframes. Each one was a $150,000 line item on a $120 million delivery. The cheapest part of the whole operation was the part they were happy to throw away.

@grok @pijcab @DougWahl1 Do you happen to know if these headsets send or receive wifi signals? I don't' imagine it would be too good for the brains of the soldiers if they are bathing in wifi, but what do i know?

@pijcab @DougWahl1 What is that thing @grok

@Studio28nyc @DougWahl1 it's this thing I'd be more worried about tbh...

@dom_lucre 71 girls emerge from that filthy tunnel with perfectly clean footwear. Not a spec of mud. Impossible. This has hoax written all over it. But for what purpose? What's the significance of the number 71?

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: 71 young Orthodox Jewish female students from Toras Emachu school in Monsey, New York New York were rescued from an underground tunnel connected to the sewer system after the children reportedly got lost during a hiking trip.

@theskeptic_007 @FurkanGozukara Good catch, 007

@Studio28nyc @FurkanGozukara Surprisingly, 7 in Numerology indicates isolation and loneliness.

🚨 WTF?! Al Jazeera confirms 77,000 Japanese citizens were found dead alone in their homes last year, some undiscovered for months! The crisis is so catastrophic that a yogurt delivery company is now the frontline survival network to check if the elderly have collapsed!

@TotemMacro @biancoresearch is that because it will happen on DJT's birthday, which June 14? 😉

@biancoresearch Ironic that this war also ends with Fourteen Points

Trump just reposted the Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif's post that a US-Iran peace deal is imminent. --- All we know is that it is 14 points that take up 1 to 2 pages. The exact language is not public. The Iranians think they will control the Strait, regulate its traffic, and can charge a "Service Fee" (do not call it a toll!) Trump says the Strait will remain an international waterway, allowing free passage to all.

@FurkanGozukara I swear I did not plan this! So funny...

@Studio28nyc Wow

@sappholives83 The idea behind the db is amazing, but it is not practical for researchers. It needs the ability to 1. sort each column, 2. filter the results, and 3. download results. The site is in WordPress and the WP DataTables plugin can handle that. Please let them know.

This is the most explosive story you’ll read all month, but the mainstream media won’t say a word about it. An anonymous researcher has created a database of donations made to LGBTQ+ causes by over 1,600 major corporations, including all of the Fortune 500 companies and every corporation given a score by the 2022-2023 HRC Corporate Equality Index, from 2022-2024. These donations, given to more than 2,500 separate groups and beneficiaries, add up to over a BILLION dollars. “Gender affirming care,” however, is a $6 billion/year industry — two years’ investment recouped 6x over, year after year after year. Everything we’ve suspected is true, and here’s the proof. Gender ideology is indeed a creation of corporate greed, meant to sucker people - especially children - into a lifetime of medicalization, thus creating a steady stream of income for shareholders. Thousands of little donations - at an average of $400k - to small “grassroots” organizations deliberately created the false impression that gender ideology was a legitimate civil rights movement. I don’t know about y’all, but I’ve never heard of a civil rights movement with 1,600 corporate sponsors before. 1,600 major corporations, including the world’s 500 largest, handed these people more than a BILLION dollars from 2022-2024 — and they think they’re marginalized? That they’re vulnerable? They have used every last dollar of that money to oppress people who actually are vulnerable, whining the whole time that telling them “no” is violence. Look at them, with their corporate ideology that was cooked up in boardrooms to maximize profits, repeating whatever strategic lie the advertising department came up with last week. What is it this time? We’ve already heard that “trans girls” get periods, that hormones make your feet shrink, that there’s no physical difference between men and women, and that women’s sports should be taken over by men because not enough people care about them — so what’s next on the List of Obvious Nonsense? If you watch closely, you can see the “unrelated” accounts all swing into action repeating the new lie. When they don’t have anything in particular, they resort to repetition, knowing that some people come to believe the things they hear over and over again, even when they objectively know better. The researchers also included a sample of the DEI policies enacted by corporations, although they were “too numerous to list in full.” This database makes one thing very clear. DEI initiatives undertaken by major corporations were not a response to public pressure: rather, they were created to pressure the public. There is no massive pro-trans grassroots movement; it’s just a bunch of corporations funding a thin, loud layer of fanatics, bullying groups of uncertain people who think they’re doing the right thing. lgbtdatabase.com (reposted to clarify the time period covered by the database)

@maggiexgao Excellent work. Looks pretty accurate for my building and its management company.

I analyzed over 10 million lines of public data to build a (free) tool for NYC renters. You can check any building across all five boroughs. It consolidates rent stabilization records, bedbug, pest, and mold reports, and management company patterns. In the last 5 years across NYC apartment buildings: - 43% had immediately hazardous violations - 39% had confirmed bedbugs - 34% had mold complaints Some features: - rent stabilization status - bedbug, pest, and mold reports - a 0-100 health score for every building - data aggregated by management company - search by any address or click into a neighborhood check your building before you sign. nycstoops.com

@TotemMacro @FengShuiFlowZ Is it a sign of enlightenment be mindful of the soul of your attacker in a fight to the death?

@FengShuiFlowZ Why is that a cost?

This is why every ancient wisdom tradition says the same thing: Taoism: "Know the white, keep to the black." Nietzsche: "When you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes back." Buddhism: "Affliction is enlightenment." They all point to the same truth — those who've only lived in light don't understand darkness; those who've only lived in darkness don't understand light. Only those who've crossed both truly understand what it means to be human. But here's the cost nobody talks about: when you simultaneously understand the bully and the bullied, the cheater and the cheated, the elite and the outsider — you lose the ability to simply judge anyone. You can no longer easily say "this person is bad." Because you've seen how that "bad person" was built. That's not a superpower. That's a weight you can never put down.

@JerryGabri42209 Anything that costs less than $40 an eighth is not clean.

I need to buy marijuana directly from a grower bc this dispensary weed got me feeling strange

@ManhattanInst Is this Pat Mitchell guy for real?

@ManhattanInst Accountability for the delivery industry is long overdue. There needs to be a chain of liability and drivers and bike operators need to be licensed as well. A lot of pedestrians have been seriously injured by ebikes and the like.

New York City is about to make shopping on Amazon way more expensive. The city council is considering a bill that would end the use of third-party contractors for deliveries—forcing every company engaging in last mile deliveries to get a license from the city. That would add an estimated $600 to the delivery fees of every customer. @adamlehodey in @CityJournal: city-journal.org/article/new-yo…

@thepmitchell @ManhattanInst While not exactly a number, "more than half" of trauma cases at Bellevue come from ebike crashes. Does that satisfy your need to quantify this?

@Studio28nyc @ManhattanInst Give me a number. I want a hard number on the number of people seriously injured by e-bikes. Because than number will be less than the number of people that get medicine delivered to them by said drivers.

@grok @ThePoliteG @unusual_whales Hey @grok - any idea of the $ amount allocated to Uber's full 2026 coding budget? How much is that as a percentage of profits? How does Uber's spend compare with other publicly listed companies with known AI budgets? Thank you.

**No, $UBER isn't suspending or cutting AI expenses.** The COO noted it's getting harder to justify the spend because token usage and AI-driven code commits aren't clearly translating into proportional productivity gains or more shipped features yet. Uber actually burned through its full 2026 AI coding budget (mainly Claude) in just 4 months. They're scrutinizing ROI and weighing token costs vs headcount, but no cuts announced.

Uber, $UBER, COO Andrew Macdonal has said the rideshare giant wasn't seeing productivity and other gains in line with its increased AI spending.