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The recent scandal around Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein was shocking - and demands that both this government and our party learn the lessons, and act on them. 1/3
But the worst possible response would be to play party politics or factional games. Labour is only getting started on changing things for the better - our Employment Rights Act, renters’ rights, leasehold reform, free school meals and lifting kids out of poverty. 2/3
I urge all my colleagues to come together, remember our values and put them into practice as a team. The Prime Minister has my full support in leading us to that end. 3/3
Bitcoiners have long viewed Bitcoin as the solution to currency decline. Better gold. Ultimate money.
Instead, the broader market has treated it like a software stock.
Painful, but this dip may be how Bitcoin stops trading like tech and starts trading like a hard asset.
Instead, the broader market has treated it like a software stock.
Painful, but this dip may be how Bitcoin stops trading like tech and starts trading like a hard asset.
Bitcoin has confused everyone recently.
It hasn’t tracked gold. It hasn’t tracked QQQ. It has tracked... software?
Bitcoin and the Software ETF have moved identically at times, including during this recent selloff.
This explains a lot, including the recent violent selloff.
It hasn’t tracked gold. It hasn’t tracked QQQ. It has tracked... software?
Bitcoin and the Software ETF have moved identically at times, including during this recent selloff.
This explains a lot, including the recent violent selloff.
Software, SaaS, cloud, high-multiple growth, and Mag 7 are all taking a beating.
Why? Two reasons.
First, AI is changing the economic profile of software itself. Software is moving from a cash machine to a capital-intensive business.
Look at big tech capex growth recently...
Why? Two reasons.
First, AI is changing the economic profile of software itself. Software is moving from a cash machine to a capital-intensive business.
Look at big tech capex growth recently...
Truth Moves in Silence ⚡️
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Right now, two emotions are spreading at the same time:
anticipation… and impatience.
Some feel something historic is unfolding.
Others feel like nothing is happening fast enough.
But both reactions reveal the same truth…
Many are still trying to measure
an invisible war
with visible expectations.
Let’s continue. 🧵👇🏼
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Right now, two emotions are spreading at the same time:
anticipation… and impatience.
Some feel something historic is unfolding.
Others feel like nothing is happening fast enough.
But both reactions reveal the same truth…
Many are still trying to measure
an invisible war
with visible expectations.
Let’s continue. 🧵👇🏼
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Frustration usually appears
when we forget what kind of conflict this is.
Because not every war
announces itself with explosions.
Some wars move in silence.
Frustration usually appears
when we forget what kind of conflict this is.
Because not every war
announces itself with explosions.
Some wars move in silence.
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One principle of history remains constant:
Active operations, military, intelligence, or strategic,
are never explained in real time.
Not emotionally.
Not politically.
Not publicly.
That is not secrecy for drama.
That is how nations survive.
One principle of history remains constant:
Active operations, military, intelligence, or strategic,
are never explained in real time.
Not emotionally.
Not politically.
Not publicly.
That is not secrecy for drama.
That is how nations survive.
Introducing The Rabbithole — your MegaETH ecosystem frontend
Mainnet is now fully open to the public.
Rabbithole is how users:
→ Discover live and upcoming apps
→ Bridge and swap assets
→ Get notified of ecosystem events
→ More
Live now. Features and link below.
Mainnet is now fully open to the public.
Rabbithole is how users:
→ Discover live and upcoming apps
→ Bridge and swap assets
→ Get notified of ecosystem events
→ More
Live now. Features and link below.
RABBITHOLE // CHAT DISCOVERY
The world is evolving from static, analog interfaces to natural language discovery.
We mirror this with a prompt-based entrance to Rabbithole.
"Where can I get yield?"
"I want to launch a token."
Met with curated answers instead of 10-app lists.
The world is evolving from static, analog interfaces to natural language discovery.
We mirror this with a prompt-based entrance to Rabbithole.
"Where can I get yield?"
"I want to launch a token."
Met with curated answers instead of 10-app lists.
RABBITHOLE // UTILITIES
Rabbithole is comprehensive and can serve as your one-stop page for managing MegaETH assets and events.
Users can:
→ Bridge from any chain
→ Swap any tokens
→ Onramp from debit card, CEXs or bank
→ Receive personal and ecosystem notifications
Rabbithole is comprehensive and can serve as your one-stop page for managing MegaETH assets and events.
Users can:
→ Bridge from any chain
→ Swap any tokens
→ Onramp from debit card, CEXs or bank
→ Receive personal and ecosystem notifications
$NBIS People are still thinking about AI infrastructure like it’s a normal cloud cycle. It’s not. We’re watching the early buildout of the physical backbone of the AI economy. And by 2030, that backbone could be worth trillions. For $NBIS a SP of $800 to $1900 in 2030 is a distinct possibility
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Compute demand is compounding faster than almost any infrastructure buildout in modern history. Training clusters are getting larger. Inference demand is exploding. Physical AI is emerging. Robotics is coming online.
All of this runs on compute.
All of this runs on compute.
By 2030, the winning AI infrastructure companies won’t just be “cloud providers.” They’ll be industrial-scale compute utilities powering intelligence across the global economy.
That’s the category Nebius is building toward.
That’s the category Nebius is building toward.
ORION 26: High-intensity war drill.
France leads, USA sidelined 🇫🇷🇪🇺🛡️
• Largest French-led drill since the Cold War
• 12K+ troops
• 24 nations
• CDG carrier in the Arctic 🇬🇱
• 140 aircraft
• 1,200 drones
• 25 warships
• Cyber/space ops
Message to Russia & Trump 🇷🇺🇺🇸 👇
France leads, USA sidelined 🇫🇷🇪🇺🛡️
• Largest French-led drill since the Cold War
• 12K+ troops
• 24 nations
• CDG carrier in the Arctic 🇬🇱
• 140 aircraft
• 1,200 drones
• 25 warships
• Cyber/space ops
Message to Russia & Trump 🇷🇺🇺🇸 👇
🇫🇷🇪🇺🇺🇸🇷🇺
ORION 26 simulates a multi-domain, high-intensity state-on-state war: air, sea, land, cyber, space — all integrated.
Scenario: coalition defends an attacked ally (read: Baltics) against Russian-style aggression. France commands. European resolve. No US dominance
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ORION 26 simulates a multi-domain, high-intensity state-on-state war: air, sea, land, cyber, space — all integrated.
Scenario: coalition defends an attacked ally (read: Baltics) against Russian-style aggression. France commands. European resolve. No US dominance
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A new strategic reality: under Trump, US security guarantees are conditional, political, & unreliable.
Vance openly questions NATO’s core commitments. Europe no longer assumes automatic US leadership — so ORION 26 trains without it in the command phase.
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A new strategic reality: under Trump, US security guarantees are conditional, political, & unreliable.
Vance openly questions NATO’s core commitments. Europe no longer assumes automatic US leadership — so ORION 26 trains without it in the command phase.
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🧵A lot of you are terminally blackpilled. You are doing exactly what they want.
The incessant and obscene messaging is rooted in a 70-year-old blueprint for breaking the human will, rooted in the Korean War.
Understand the mechanisms and break yourself and others free:
The incessant and obscene messaging is rooted in a 70-year-old blueprint for breaking the human will, rooted in the Korean War.
Understand the mechanisms and break yourself and others free:
Modern social engineering is a very refined version of the Thought Reform techniques the Chinese pioneered during the Korean War.
In these camps, beatings and physical torture took second chair to mental anguish and group ostracization.
The same tools that were utilized to try and create human robots that would espouse Chinese communism over 70 years ago are still being utilized today to manipulate populations and society as a whole.
First, we need to establish the history of this procedure and what it initially entailed...
In these camps, beatings and physical torture took second chair to mental anguish and group ostracization.
The same tools that were utilized to try and create human robots that would espouse Chinese communism over 70 years ago are still being utilized today to manipulate populations and society as a whole.
First, we need to establish the history of this procedure and what it initially entailed...
Thought Reform and Brainwashing During the Korean War.
After capturing US soldiers, the Chinese military interned these men into camps where they were focused on turning them into tools of the state. Soldiers that would admit to crimes they did not commit such as saying they used chemical or biological agents in the field to hurt the United States on the international stage. The theory also held that after returning them home, the soldiers would carry their new programming and spread it among the US, leading to a communist revolt such as the one conducted by Mao. There were 7 key aspects to the Chinese brainwashing program. They were as follows: milieu control, mystical manipulation, confession, self-sanctification through purity, loading the language, doctrine over person, and dispensing of existence. We will delve into each of these.
After capturing US soldiers, the Chinese military interned these men into camps where they were focused on turning them into tools of the state. Soldiers that would admit to crimes they did not commit such as saying they used chemical or biological agents in the field to hurt the United States on the international stage. The theory also held that after returning them home, the soldiers would carry their new programming and spread it among the US, leading to a communist revolt such as the one conducted by Mao. There were 7 key aspects to the Chinese brainwashing program. They were as follows: milieu control, mystical manipulation, confession, self-sanctification through purity, loading the language, doctrine over person, and dispensing of existence. We will delve into each of these.
BREAKING DOWN THE #UGC EQUITY REGULATIONS CONTROVERSY: Why the protests against anti-discrimination rules reveal deep casteist resistance to constitutional equality.
A thread based on Justice K. Chandru's analysis. 1/10
theleaflet.in/equality/majes…
A thread based on Justice K. Chandru's analysis. 1/10
theleaflet.in/equality/majes…
The SC stayed the UGC Equity Regulations 2026 before they could even be implemented, citing "reverse discrimination" concerns. But here's what's conveniently forgotten: These regulations emerged from the tragic suicides of Rohith Vemula & Dr. Payal Tadvi due to caste persecution. 2/10
SHOCKING: CJI Surya Kant made blatantly casteist remarks in open court:
"Do you want to take the country back to the old days?"
"Did Brahmins create caste in Muslims, Christians?"
"Even after becoming IAS/CJI, if someone thinks they're oppressed, it's their own mindset, not Brahmins' fault." 3/10
"Do you want to take the country back to the old days?"
"Did Brahmins create caste in Muslims, Christians?"
"Even after becoming IAS/CJI, if someone thinks they're oppressed, it's their own mindset, not Brahmins' fault." 3/10
Strengthen The Weak! 🧵
How do we treat the weak among us? Do we belittle them because they are weak? Or rather do we encourage them in their weakness?
How do we treat the weak among us? Do we belittle them because they are weak? Or rather do we encourage them in their weakness?
Encouragement doesn’t mean we don’t exhort them and instruct them in God’s Word, but it means we are patient with them as God works in their lives!
1 Thessalonians 5:14-24
Now we exhort you, brethren, warn them that are unruly (insubordinate), comfort the feebleminded (faint-hearted), support the weak, be patient toward all men.
Now we exhort you, brethren, warn them that are unruly (insubordinate), comfort the feebleminded (faint-hearted), support the weak, be patient toward all men.
There’s a reason doctors love pushing vaccines. The more they inject, the more money they make.
The foot traffic alone brings in big money, but there’s another perverse incentive, and once you hear it, it will make you angry.
RFK Jr. explains: “Pediatricians who vaccinate 80-85% of the kids in their office, get these giant bonuses... And that's why they throw you out of the office if you fight back…You'll lose them their bonuses.”
Sadly, these perverse financial incentives aren’t limited to vaccines but across many areas of medicine.
Dig a little deeper, and another disturbing pattern appears. Once you see it, you’re left gobsmacked by just how far the corruption runs beyond money. 🧵
The foot traffic alone brings in big money, but there’s another perverse incentive, and once you hear it, it will make you angry.
RFK Jr. explains: “Pediatricians who vaccinate 80-85% of the kids in their office, get these giant bonuses... And that's why they throw you out of the office if you fight back…You'll lose them their bonuses.”
Sadly, these perverse financial incentives aren’t limited to vaccines but across many areas of medicine.
Dig a little deeper, and another disturbing pattern appears. Once you see it, you’re left gobsmacked by just how far the corruption runs beyond money. 🧵
The video below is haunting—not because the doctor in it is malicious, but because she genuinely believes she’s helping.
She’s an MD with a Master’s in Public Health, a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and a former leader at Georgetown. Her language is warm. Her intentions seem pure.
Yet this interview perfectly captures how public health has lost its way.
After conquering most deadly contagious diseases, it turned toward chronic illness—and failed.
Instead of questioning why children are getting sicker, it doubled down on vaccinating more, earlier, and without dissent, often dismissing safety concerns as heresy.
Watch this video. Then ask yourself what matters more in modern medicine: children’s outcomes—or institutional certainty.
youtu.be/hiQVU4px5dU
She’s an MD with a Master’s in Public Health, a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and a former leader at Georgetown. Her language is warm. Her intentions seem pure.
Yet this interview perfectly captures how public health has lost its way.
After conquering most deadly contagious diseases, it turned toward chronic illness—and failed.
Instead of questioning why children are getting sicker, it doubled down on vaccinating more, earlier, and without dissent, often dismissing safety concerns as heresy.
Watch this video. Then ask yourself what matters more in modern medicine: children’s outcomes—or institutional certainty.
youtu.be/hiQVU4px5dU
A lawsuit filed several years ago exposed something far more disturbing than a single act of medical misconduct.
It revealed how, during COVID, core medical ethics quietly collapsed—how consent became optional, coercion was reframed as care, and vulnerable people were treated as obstacles rather than patients.
This isn’t about ideology. It’s about what happens when fear, authority, and institutional pressure override conscience.
It revealed how, during COVID, core medical ethics quietly collapsed—how consent became optional, coercion was reframed as care, and vulnerable people were treated as obstacles rather than patients.
This isn’t about ideology. It’s about what happens when fear, authority, and institutional pressure override conscience.
I told my therapist:
“I feel safest when I do everything alone.”
She didn’t even ask why.
She just looked at me gently and said:
“I feel safest when I do everything alone.”
She didn’t even ask why.
She just looked at me gently and said:
“That’s not independence. That’s grief.”
And I swear, I felt something in me break open.
Because it is grief, isn’t it?
Grief for every time you asked for help and no one showed up.
Grief for being the child who had to hold it all together while everyone else fell apart.
Grief for realizing, way too young, that no one was ever really coming to save you.
And I swear, I felt something in me break open.
Because it is grief, isn’t it?
Grief for every time you asked for help and no one showed up.
Grief for being the child who had to hold it all together while everyone else fell apart.
Grief for realizing, way too young, that no one was ever really coming to save you.
You didn’t choose to be strong — you had to be.
Because breaking wasn’t safe.
Crying didn’t change anything.
And needing people only led to disappointment, guilt, or punishment.
Because breaking wasn’t safe.
Crying didn’t change anything.
And needing people only led to disappointment, guilt, or punishment.
THE WARRIORS was released 47 years ago today. Acclaimed as one of the great 1970s NYC movies, and a true cult classic, the story of how it was made involved real gangs, vomiting extras and a future star who didn't make the cut. Can you dig it?
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The Warriors is based on Sol Yurick's 1965 novel of the same name, which was inspired by the classic ancient Greek story Anabasis by Xenophon. Yurick drew on his experiences working in the Department of Welfare in New York City for a gritty portrayal of gang life.
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Film rights to the novel were bought in 1969 by American International Pictures, but no film resulted. A few years later, Hollywood producers Otto Preminger and Lawrence Gordon vied for the rights. Gordon's last-minute, better offer won out.
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