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1. 1971 GnRH agonists (PBs) discovered
1982 first used to lower sex hormones when treating hormone-sensitive cancers eg prostate & breast cancer. Still the most significant use of GnRH agonists
Mid-1980s were trialed to stop precocious puberty in kids age 0 to 11. This …
1982 first used to lower sex hormones when treating hormone-sensitive cancers eg prostate & breast cancer. Still the most significant use of GnRH agonists
Mid-1980s were trialed to stop precocious puberty in kids age 0 to 11. This …
2. … is still the 2nd most common use of PBs
1990 Netherlands Utrecht GI clinic first used to pause puberty in trans youth.
TY must be
- at serious risk of significant self harm.
- have long term gender incongruence,
- supportive school, parents, & peers
…
1990 Netherlands Utrecht GI clinic first used to pause puberty in trans youth.
TY must be
- at serious risk of significant self harm.
- have long term gender incongruence,
- supportive school, parents, & peers
…
3. 2000 NHS GIDS first prescribes to pause puberty in gender incongruent young people
According to Cass by 2021 GIDS had seen 9000 young people
By 2021, according to evidence submitted o the appeal court in Bell v GIDS, the NHS Prescribed PBs to 8% of the..,
According to Cass by 2021 GIDS had seen 9000 young people
By 2021, according to evidence submitted o the appeal court in Bell v GIDS, the NHS Prescribed PBs to 8% of the..,
What’s new in the scandal over Ukraine’s largest electricity producer, Energoatom?
1. Ukraine’s migration service canceled Timur Mindich’s citizenship — he holds Israeli citizenship. Mindich fled Ukraine hours before NABU raids on Nov. 10.
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1. Ukraine’s migration service canceled Timur Mindich’s citizenship — he holds Israeli citizenship. Mindich fled Ukraine hours before NABU raids on Nov. 10.
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2. Zelensky removed Energy Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk and Justice Minister Herman Halushchenko from the National Security and Defense Council.
Both ministers filed resignation letters after NABU exposed the bribery scheme.
2/
Both ministers filed resignation letters after NABU exposed the bribery scheme.
2/
3. Courts took bail for two Energoatom “back-office” employees — Lesia Ustymenko (₴25M) and Liudmyla Zorina (₴12M), says RBK-Ukraine.
Five suspects are already detained; Mindich and businessman Oleksandr Zukerman escaped abroad.
3/
Five suspects are already detained; Mindich and businessman Oleksandr Zukerman escaped abroad.
3/
People hate the truth, because it goes against their individual and collective perception of the the truth. The truth is always demonized, labeled as crazy, and labeled as the enemy. This is to confirm both the individual and groups confirmation bias. If you’re in a group and
you are being told someone is good or bad that means that you are being controlled by the leader and the groups dynamics to think a certain way. You are going with the school of fish. The ones telling the truth are usually the one fish, swimming against the current telling you
Differently. They may have a small number of individuals saying the same thing, but they are by far the minority. Those in the majority attack or stay silent, because they are controlled assets. In order to retain their membership to the group, they must not rock the boat, they
🧵Day Three of Exposing the Labor Cartel
(More Evidence in Comments)
📣The most disturbing part of this investigation: every safeguard meant to stop a trafficking-style labor cartel instead enabled it.
❌️If even one regulator, one HR executive, one contracting officer, or one oversight body had taken 30 seconds to run a basic Google search, the entire corporate cartel web would have been stopped years ago.
But no one looked. And the cartel knew they wouldn’t.
❌️They were so confident in the system’s blindness that they never even attempted to hide the illegal practices.
❌️Their entire operation was out in the open, public, searchable, and blatant.
❌️Across the corporate cartel web, you could find:
• $8,000 H-1B transfer bonuses
➡️Bonuses contingent on not leaving after transfer, an inducement that locks workers into dependency
• Referral payouts for anyone who delivered an OPT, CPT, or H-1B worker into the pipeline
• Ads promising green card sponsorship as a reward for staying loyal
• 80/20 wage-split schemes
• “Guaranteed placement” offers
• “Bench sales” language straight out of trafficking indictments
• Entire webpages dedicated to recruiting F-1, OPT, and CPT students
• Fake credentials, resume inflation, and manufactured “experience”
• Coordinated systems designed to exclude Americans and harvest visa-dependent workers
❌️None of this was hidden.None of it required insider access. It was all public.
Yet the institutions responsible for protecting U.S. workers and policing immigration fraud did nothing:
❌️The Department of Labor rubber-stamped labor certifications.
❌️USCIS approved visa after visa.
❌️PPP lenders sent out over $14 million in taxpayer refunds.
Major corporations signed multi-year contracts with the cartel.
❌️Industry organizations handed out “ethical” and “excellence” awards.
❌️Government agencies treated them as trusted vendors.
🚨Every one of these entities either failed to look or chose not to.
Because had anyone done even the most basic due diligence, typing the cartel’s name into a search bar, they would have immediately seen:
• Inducements tied to immigration status
• Bonuses designed to keep workers indentured
- PERM and prevailing wage violations
• Recruiting-exclusive ads targeting only foreign students
• Referral payouts that function like headhunting commissions for imported labor
• Wage-manipulation models
• Trafficking indicators
• A closed ecosystem built to keep Americans out entirely
🚨Instead, the corporate cartel web was legitimized, enriched, and protected.
🚫And what was the result?
A fully operational, transnational labor cartel that sold visa-dependent people into modern-day indentured labor, right in the open, because no one bothered to look.
If you think this is bad…we still haven't revealed the worst‼️
@worldnetdaily
(More Evidence in Comments)
📣The most disturbing part of this investigation: every safeguard meant to stop a trafficking-style labor cartel instead enabled it.
❌️If even one regulator, one HR executive, one contracting officer, or one oversight body had taken 30 seconds to run a basic Google search, the entire corporate cartel web would have been stopped years ago.
But no one looked. And the cartel knew they wouldn’t.
❌️They were so confident in the system’s blindness that they never even attempted to hide the illegal practices.
❌️Their entire operation was out in the open, public, searchable, and blatant.
❌️Across the corporate cartel web, you could find:
• $8,000 H-1B transfer bonuses
➡️Bonuses contingent on not leaving after transfer, an inducement that locks workers into dependency
• Referral payouts for anyone who delivered an OPT, CPT, or H-1B worker into the pipeline
• Ads promising green card sponsorship as a reward for staying loyal
• 80/20 wage-split schemes
• “Guaranteed placement” offers
• “Bench sales” language straight out of trafficking indictments
• Entire webpages dedicated to recruiting F-1, OPT, and CPT students
• Fake credentials, resume inflation, and manufactured “experience”
• Coordinated systems designed to exclude Americans and harvest visa-dependent workers
❌️None of this was hidden.None of it required insider access. It was all public.
Yet the institutions responsible for protecting U.S. workers and policing immigration fraud did nothing:
❌️The Department of Labor rubber-stamped labor certifications.
❌️USCIS approved visa after visa.
❌️PPP lenders sent out over $14 million in taxpayer refunds.
Major corporations signed multi-year contracts with the cartel.
❌️Industry organizations handed out “ethical” and “excellence” awards.
❌️Government agencies treated them as trusted vendors.
🚨Every one of these entities either failed to look or chose not to.
Because had anyone done even the most basic due diligence, typing the cartel’s name into a search bar, they would have immediately seen:
• Inducements tied to immigration status
• Bonuses designed to keep workers indentured
- PERM and prevailing wage violations
• Recruiting-exclusive ads targeting only foreign students
• Referral payouts that function like headhunting commissions for imported labor
• Wage-manipulation models
• Trafficking indicators
• A closed ecosystem built to keep Americans out entirely
🚨Instead, the corporate cartel web was legitimized, enriched, and protected.
🚫And what was the result?
A fully operational, transnational labor cartel that sold visa-dependent people into modern-day indentured labor, right in the open, because no one bothered to look.
If you think this is bad…we still haven't revealed the worst‼️
@worldnetdaily
Fukuyama: Trump is a talented politician, it will be very hard to undo what he's created. He’s created a movement with many followers, even intelligent people repeating his arguments. We’ll be stuck with a right-wing movement, though recent elections show a possible reaction. 1/
Fukuyama: The most surprising thing is what's happened in the U.S., because I didn't think American voters would elect somebody like Trump twice, even after he had tried to overturn the 2020 election. It's a huge disappointment and very serious for the rest of the world. 2X
Source:
Traffic down 80% overnight.
No algorithm update.
No penalty.
No obvious cause.
Citation audit revealed the problem.
Here's what happened: 🧵
Repost + Comment ‘CITATIONS’ for the full audit template.
No algorithm update.
No penalty.
No obvious cause.
Citation audit revealed the problem.
Here's what happened: 🧵
Repost + Comment ‘CITATIONS’ for the full audit template.
1/ The Symptoms:
Week 1: Rankings dropped
Week 2: GMB views down 75%
Week 3: Phone calls nearly stopped
Week 4: Panic
No changes to website.
No Google updates announced.
What was happening?
Week 1: Rankings dropped
Week 2: GMB views down 75%
Week 3: Phone calls nearly stopped
Week 4: Panic
No changes to website.
No Google updates announced.
What was happening?
2/ The Discovery:
Ran a citation audit.
Found: Competitor had hijacked their listings.
On 18 directories:
- Phone number changed to competitor
- Address modified
- Business name altered
Sophisticated attack.
Ran a citation audit.
Found: Competitor had hijacked their listings.
On 18 directories:
- Phone number changed to competitor
- Address modified
- Business name altered
Sophisticated attack.
1/ IS THE FEDERAL RESERVE THE LARGEST MONEY LAUNDERING FACILITATOR IN THE WORLD?
2/ LET'S LOOK INTO SOME VERY INTERESTING "COINCIDENCES" There is a documented historical correlation between surges in U.S. dollar cash demand, Federal Reserve money printing, and expansions in illicit drug economies—particularly during periods of so-called "monetary crises."
3/ Just look at the Savings & Loan (S&L) implosions being linked to drug money laundering is well-supported by declassified government reports, congressional hearings, and investigative journalism.
1️⃣
China is quietly draining its silver vaults.
If the current pace holds, exchange stocks hit zero in about 2 months.
Not a slogan – just math from SGE/SHFE’s own reports. 👇 #silver
China is quietly draining its silver vaults.
If the current pace holds, exchange stocks hit zero in about 2 months.
Not a slogan – just math from SGE/SHFE’s own reports. 👇 #silver
2️⃣
Start of the period (late September 2025):
• SHFE vaults: ~1,189,648 kg
Mid-November 2025:
• SHFE vaults: 576,894 kg
That’s a drawdown of –612,754 kg in 46 days – roughly 13 tonnes per day just from the futures exchange.
Start of the period (late September 2025):
• SHFE vaults: ~1,189,648 kg
Mid-November 2025:
• SHFE vaults: 576,894 kg
That’s a drawdown of –612,754 kg in 46 days – roughly 13 tonnes per day just from the futures exchange.
3️⃣
Spot side (SGE weekly vaults):
• Late September: 1,216,965 kg
• Early November: 822,420 kg
Drawdown: –394,545 kg in about six weeks.
That’s another ~9 tonnes per day leaving visible inventories.
Spot side (SGE weekly vaults):
• Late September: 1,216,965 kg
• Early November: 822,420 kg
Drawdown: –394,545 kg in about six weeks.
That’s another ~9 tonnes per day leaving visible inventories.
Before I Formed Thee! 🧵
Everything we were meant to be was in the heart of God from the very beginning! Think about that if you can wrap your mind around it!
Everything we were meant to be was in the heart of God from the very beginning! Think about that if you can wrap your mind around it!
The Word of God through Jeremiah tells us that before God even formed us in our Mother’s womb, He knew us, and had plans for our lives!
Jeremiah 1:4-5
Then the Word of the LORD came unto me, saying, Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.
Then the Word of the LORD came unto me, saying, Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.
This was shortly after an article doing a deep dive on Rangers' analytics setup at the time was published in The Athletic and I had stopped doing Good Bad & Ugly game threads.
Coming up on 4 years later and Thelwell's just-released interview makes it likely they are still
Coming up on 4 years later and Thelwell's just-released interview makes it likely they are still
operating in a manager-centric way.
As referenced, the hiring of Jaymes Monte an indication they are looking to progress, and I guess it is plausible the "manager has final say on recruitment" framing could be a PR strategy.
Stopped GBU once I was convinced Ange had the team
As referenced, the hiring of Jaymes Monte an indication they are looking to progress, and I guess it is plausible the "manager has final say on recruitment" framing could be a PR strategy.
Stopped GBU once I was convinced Ange had the team
set to perform at a high level and "Bad & Ugly" parts of threads would have to recycle long-term structural issues that persist to today.
Being optimistic on a potential Nancy hire does not mean de facto expectation that structural issues are being addressed.
Being optimistic on a potential Nancy hire does not mean de facto expectation that structural issues are being addressed.
@SomeBitchIIKnow How about because we oppose the idea of idiots coming to America? Especially the incel variety of idiot?
Let's talk about that one for a second, and say exactly why Silent and I have not been gentle with that crowd. It has nothing to do with nerd-baiting.
Nerds are cool.
Let's talk about that one for a second, and say exactly why Silent and I have not been gentle with that crowd. It has nothing to do with nerd-baiting.
Nerds are cool.
@SomeBitchIIKnow It has everything to do with attitudes like the one of the user I reported yesterday, whose response to my lack of support for his idea that he was entitled to sex was to threaten me with rape. And every other woman in America, too, by the way.
@SomeBitchIIKnow Guys like Bill seem to be getting their ideas about the nature of the people and the culture that will be coming in through the H1B program by looking at by the small wave of Indian immigrants who came into America from the late 20th century to somewhere in the 2000s.
Thread on Epstein and Rep. Plaskett’s ties.
Epstein began supporting Plaskett's campaign in 2014, during her Democratic primary against Malone—who had publicly criticized Epstein—Epstein's assistant Lesley Groff and lawyers Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, donated to Plaskett's campaign at the urging of then-USVI First Lady de Jongh.
Epstein began supporting Plaskett's campaign in 2014, during her Democratic primary against Malone—who had publicly criticized Epstein—Epstein's assistant Lesley Groff and lawyers Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, donated to Plaskett's campaign at the urging of then-USVI First Lady de Jongh.
De Jongh, a key Epstein ally, encouraged him to back Plaskett to help secure her victory, which Epstein did through these maximum contributions. Plaskett met Epstein in person for the first time in September 2014, introduced by local attorney Erika Kellerhals.
Epstein continued donating directly: $5,400 (the federal maximum for primary and general elections) in the 2016 cycle, and the maximum allowable amount during her unopposed 2018 reelection.
