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Jan 19 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
In 1953, the CIA began drugging unsuspecting Americans with LSD.
No, this isn't a conspiracy theory.
It was called "Operation Midnight Climax" - and it's one of the darkest chapters in CIA history.
Here's the disturbing story:
The Cold War wasn't just about nuclear weapons.
It was also a battle for the mind.
When the CIA feared the Soviets were advancing in psychological warfare, they launched MK-ULTRA - a top-secret program aimed at mastering mind control.
Jan 16 • 24 tweets • 11 min read
1/23 Donald Trump released his inaugural photograph which resembles his iconic mugshot.
Here's what every US President was known for, two at a time: 🧵
2/23 George Washington: First president, led Continental Army in Revolutionary War, established presidential precedents
John Adams: Founding Father, first VP, signed Alien and Sedition Acts
Jan 14 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
A tale of two disasters:
LA's rich and famous lost mansions worth at least $155M in the fires.
Meanwhile, in North Carolina, Hurricane Helene left 117 dead and thousands homeless in freezing temperatures.
The contrast is stark. 🧵
In LA:
• Paris Hilton lost her beach house
• Anthony Hopkins lost his $6M estate
• Miles Teller lost his $9.5M dream home
In North Carolina:
• 73,000 families lost everything
• Entire towns "gone"
• People living in tents during winter
Jan 13 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
The 2025 LA fires weren't caused by "high winds."
Mayor Bass cut $17.6M from the fire department. Then an additional $1.7M was spent on DEI programs.
But the most damning failure? An empty reservoir.
Here's what really happened:🧵
Where was Mayor Bass when LA started burning?
In Ghana. At an inauguration.
She left Jan 4th AFTER the National Weather Service warned of "extreme fire conditions."
Leadership absent when LA needed it most.
Jan 12 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
The January 2025 LA fires destroyed homes of Paris Hilton, Anthony Hopkins & at least 18 other A-list celebrities.
But behind the $57B disaster lies an even darker truth: Many victims can't rebuild. Here's why...
First, the devastating scope:
• 16 lives lost
• 100,000+ evacuated
• 96,500 acres burned
• $150B in economic losses
• $155M in celebrity homes destroyed
But the real story? What happened before the fires...
Jan 2 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
On January 1st, some of history's most valuable art just became free.
Hemingway.
Disney.
Hitchcock.
Even Popeye.
$100M+ worth of creativity is now yours to use.
Here's everything you can legally steal in 2025: 🧵
Want to make:
• A Popeye horror film?
• A Tintin remix?
• Your own version of "Singin' in the Rain"?
As of today, you legally can.
The copyright just expired on some of the 20th century's biggest masterpieces.
Dec 31, 2024 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
Top 10 America's Untold Stories Videos in 2024
• Suppressed assassination evidence
• A Senator's deadly midnight drive
• The White House call girl files
• Plus 7 more declassified stories
Watch history get rewritten in real time.
Here are the videos you can't miss: 🧵 10. The JFK Assassination Films with Robert Groden
🚨 The JFK Assassination like you’ve NEVER seen it before! We dive into the iconic films & photos with THE expert, Robert Groden -- Tech Adviser to Oliver Stone’s JFK. Don’t miss this historic breakdown!
In 1945, US intelligence made a deal with the devil:
They offered Nazi scientists a choice - face war crimes trials or work for America.
1,600+ chose America.
Operation Paperclip would change history forever...🧵
The year is 1944.
Nazi Germany is crumbling, but Allied forces discover something disturbing:
German scientific advancement far exceeded expectations.
From V-2 rockets to nerve agents, they had tech that could reshape warfare forever.
Dec 26, 2024 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
What job has the most deaths per 100K standardized?
Soldiers? Their job is literally life or death.
Police officers? Every traffic stop comes with danger.
WRONG.
US Presidents have the highest workplace fatality rate of any job in history:
8 of 46 died in office (17.4%) 🧵
That's 174,000 deaths per million - 100x more dangerous than logging, the "deadliest normal job."
• Assassinated: Lincoln (shot), Garfield (shot), McKinley (shot), Kennedy (shot)
• Natural causes: W Harrison (pneumonia), Taylor (gastroenteritis), Harding (heart attack), FDR (stroke)
How does this compare to other dangerous jobs? ⬇️
Dec 23, 2024 • 26 tweets • 10 min read
In 1921, a boy was born into poverty who would revolutionize comedy.
His mother never hugged him. His father abandoned him. By age 5, he was working through the Depression.
His name was Jacob Cohen. But you know him as Rodney Dangerfield.
He gave it all up at 28, only to return at 40 and become comedy's king: 🧵
His father abandoned the family. His mother never showed him love.
His mother stole his first savings account.
When he asked why, she said: "That's what you get for trusting me."
She never sent a birthday card. Never acknowledged a report card.
He learned early: pain + distance = punchlines
Dec 19, 2024 • 20 tweets • 7 min read
In ancient Rome, Janus was the god of transitions—a deity with two faces, looking both to the past and future.
No story better embodies this duality than Bill Cosby's.
One face showed America's Dad. The other...
Here's how a legacy crumbled: 🧵
1965: Like Janus himself, Cosby presented two faces to the world.
The public face: His comedy albums topped charts, he made history as the first Black lead on TV, and critics called him a genius.
The hidden face: Kristina Ruehli, 22, was allegedly assaulted at a party.
Two stories unfolded.
Dec 18, 2024 • 26 tweets • 10 min read
In 1986, a young comedian walked off stage at Yuk Yuk's Comedy Club and vowed never to perform again.
That same year, he was diagnosed with cancer.
His name was Norm Macdonald, and his story would change comedy forever.
Here's what happened:
In his 20s, Norm faced his first battle with cancer.
He kept it secret and returned to comedy, saying: "The brave thing to do if you have cancer is not talk about it. Just have it and keep it a secret."
Lesson: Not everything needs to be a public spectacle.
Dec 16, 2024 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
The biggest media failures of our time weren't just mistakes.
They were masterclasses in how journalism can go wrong - and what we can learn from it.
A thread on the most shocking fake news incidents that changed media forever: 🧵
CNN's 2024 Syrian Prison story seemed perfect:
A dramatic rescue. A grateful prisoner. An award-worthy scoop.
One problem: The "innocent prisoner" was actually a military intelligence officer accused of torture.
When a story seems too perfect, it probably is.
Dec 15, 2024 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
In 1864, eight men climbed into a 40-foot iron tube to change naval warfare forever.
None would survive the mission.
But their sacrifice would make history as the first successful submarine attack in warfare.
This is the extraordinary story of the H.L. Hunley: 🧵
The Civil War wasn't just fought on land. The real power lay in controlling the coastlines.
Whoever dominated the seas controlled critical supply lines for food, weapons, and reinforcements.
The Confederacy needed a game-changer to break the Union's naval blockade.
Dec 14, 2024 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
Operation Northwoods was more than a military plan.
It was a window into the darkest corners of power - revealing how far governments will go to achieve their aims.
In 1962, top US military leaders proposed something unthinkable: 🧵
The scale was breathtaking:
The Joint Chiefs of Staff - America's top military command - endorsed a plan to deceive their own people.
The goal?
Create enough public outrage to justify invading Cuba.
Sometimes the greatest threats come from within.
Dec 11, 2024 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
1/🧵 BREAKING: The UnitedHealth CEO shooting case reveals a disturbing pattern linking chronic pain, sexual frustration, and violence.
From Sandy Hook's Adam Lanza to California's Elliot Rodger - experts now examine Luigi Mangione's profile. 2/ A shocking 2022 study "Sexually Frustrated Mass Shooters: A Study of Perpetrators, Profiles, Behaviors, and Victims" of 178 mass shootings reveals: • 33% involved sexual frustration
• Perpetrators 6x more likely to have history of offending
• Often seeking notoriety/power
• Higher rates among young, isolated males
Dec 7, 2024 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Think your job is tough?
These 7 jobs are the most dangerous in America.
You won’t believe the risks workers face every single day.
Wait until you see what’s #1: 🧵
Aircraft pilots and flight engineers: 35.9 deaths per 100k workers.
Flying high comes with risks—from crashes to extreme weather. ✈️
Would you trust your life to a cockpit every day?
Dec 4, 2024 • 23 tweets • 8 min read
Power has a shadow side that few dare to acknowledge.
Behind the walls of America's intelligence agencies lies a dark psychological truth:
Those who guard against evil often become its greatest practitioners.
Here's how the CIA built an empire of addiction and control: 🧵
First, understand this fundamental truth about power:
When institutions face limitations, they don't stop pursuing their goals.
They simply move into the shadows.
May 21, 2023 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
🧵Unraveling the Web: QAnon & Cicada 3301 - Deep Dive into the World of Modern Conspiracy Theories w/ @defango
QAnon conspiracy theory weaves together many other conspiracies to teach people how they work. It started as a puzzle called Cicada 3301🕵️♂️. Their goal was to create organic virality on the internet, and they use psychological tactics to manipulate intelligent people.