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15 days agoWhile I don’t live it, I think human time should be spent farming/hunting/building/expression through arts, only what’s needed.
…maybe throw some psychedelics in there…
A lot of us were taught escapism.
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Define the anchorage of the lot.
42·15 days agoThey will one day be a part of our infantry and help us behead the masters that once manipulated us.
Could you block any outgoing from any windows machine without knowing it’s IP? That could be fun.
Wifi drivers and graphics back in the day 😭
It blows my mind people in USA don’t already know everything is corrupted and has been corrupted and that they are just pawns in bigger people’s games.
People have been trying to leak all this for decades and they purposely get labeled crazy, pressured to suicide, or buckle and join them for fear of their life. And all the truth gets laced with brain dead marketed conspiracy placed by the people that profit from the evil so that people won’t take it seriously.
It’s psychological warfare. And it’s not even just USA… We let these nations and businesses become the owners of humanity. We barely, if even that, live natural honorable lives by default anymore as long as you are born into these nations.
…and that’s just talking about the legal and gray area stuff…
Would recommend even if it’s in a small SUV.
This has to be when it’s still hot… Right?
Worth a quick watch. https://youtu.be/W395tLM6e24
Sorry for all the anti AI people but here’s a summary.
The video discusses investigative journalist Whitney Webb’s perspective on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Rather than treating Epstein’s crimes as an isolated criminal case, the video frames them in a broader context involving entanglements of national security interests, intelligence operations, and powerful networks. It highlights claims that key aspects of the Epstein story have been overlooked or obscured in mainstream coverage, and suggests that Webb has identified new or under-reported elements (“the last clue”) that shed additional light on connections between Epstein and broader systems of influence.
More indepth summary shittily formatted;
spoiler...
The video argues that the Epstein scandal isn’t just a sex-trafficking criminal case — it is part of a broader system of elite power structures that includes intelligence agencies, financial networks, and geopolitical interests. Public focus on the sexual abuse alone, according to Webb, has been used to contain attention and protect deeper connections and operations that implicate powerful actors. � YouTube 🧠 Key Points Broken Down
- Not Just a Crime Story — A Managed Narrative Webb’s argument reframes Epstein’s life and death as part of a managed narrative, where the public discussion is narrowed to a familiar sex-trafficking scandal. This, she suggests, is done deliberately to keep deeper questions about financial crimes, intelligence ties, and power networks off the public agenda. � YouTube
- Behind the Scenes: Intelligence and Power The video highlights claims that Epstein’s connections with intelligence agencies — particularly through legal deals and informant roles — may have given him protection and leverage that helped him evade deeper scrutiny. Webb has previously documented how intelligence interests and elite protection can operate to contain scandals. � Before It’s News
- “Last Clue” — What’s Being Suggested The “last clue” in the video’s title points to recent newly released documentation and analysis suggesting that Epstein’s operations and associations go beyond what has been publicly discussed — including financial flows, arms and drugs trafficking, and influence operations — though these points are mostly alluded to through broader commentary rather than specific named evidence in the video itself. � tapnewswire.com
- Focus on Secrecy and Containment Webb emphasizes that the real story isn’t being told and that authorities and powerful interests benefit from keeping the public’s attention constrained. This shapes a narrative in which justice is selective and systemic accountability is avoided. � YouTube 🧩 Context from Related Discussion While the video focuses on Webb’s recent comments, her broader body of work (including books like One Nation Under Blackmail) consistently links the Epstein network with: organized crime and Western intelligence cooperation, elite protection mechanisms across decades, and strategic containment of damaging information. � MY GREAT AWAKENING 📌 Summary In essence, the video asserts: The Epstein saga is more than a sexual abuse scandal; it’s a controlled narrative. � YouTube Powerful interests may deliberately limit and frame public discourse to prevent exposure of deeper connections. � YouTube The “last clue” refers to insights about how these elite networks operate behind the scenes — beyond the mainstream framing focused solely on trafficking. �
Posting this because I already had the link copied. I guess just because it seems true.
I’d dig a foldable that unfolded rectangle. I don’t like those squar ones. I don’t think I’d have a use for one. A rectangle one would be good for photo and video.
Camera is basically the only specs I need to look at in a phone today as a general user.
It’s like legalizing weed but making sure only wealthy cartels get to own them.