ā€œRepublicans stayed homeā€ – No they didn’t.
1.4 million more Republicans voted in the 2026 midterms than they did in 2022.

Yet, Democrats GAINED 19 MILLION voters??? 🧐

The math doesn’t add up. Why aren’t more people discussing this? Where are the calls for an audit?
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In fact, it was RECORD Republican turnout for a midterm election: Do you see the big blue anomaly on the right?
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3,200yr old ancient Mycenaean Terracotta figurines discovered in Tiryns, Greece.

That incredibly long alien-like neck is strange as hell. What were they trying to tell us??…or who? šŸ‘½šŸ˜³
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2026 MIDTERM ELECTION ANALYSIS:

Agenda 2030 is go for launch šŸš€šŸ˜­

We’re so fucked.
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So did stealing elections and voter fraud stop all of a sudden? They stole 2020, and not a single thing was done about it. Are we really pretending that’s no longer a thing?

Why are so many accepting this ā€œblue waveā€ at face value? Where are the calls for a proper audit of these BS voting machines?
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A couple questions:

Why are people SO triggered by asking for an Audit? Do you really oppose election audits?? 🧐

And why are there SO many foreigners and bots in these comments (no, def not everyone, but there are MANY). Hmm
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Jimmy Corsetti retweeted
David Miano, a pseudo-archaeologist who thinks that LiDAR can be used to view subterranean damage from olive trees to buried architecture, doesn't understand the English language any better than he understands archaeology or what archaeologists have said about what they know ilding the pyramids.

Even worse, he's on record endorsing one of the usual suspects when she argued exactly what he insists archaeologists have never said. x.com/DrDavidMiano/s…

Perhaps David should stop trying to score rhetorical points against @BrightInsight6 and just getting endlessly made a fool of in the process and actually study some "real archaeology" so he isn't constantly sticking his foot in his mouth like this. As an academic he has no excuse for repeated nonsense like this.
Egyptologists say they know WHO built the Great Pyramid. Then people like Jimmy edit the wording to say "HOW the Great Pyramid was built." Egyptologists do not claim to have a grasp on how the Great Pyramid was built and never have claimed so. That is why there are many competing are said to be certain. But this doesn't fit Jimmy's narrative, so he alters the facts to snow his audience.
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The Egyptians transported 1,000-Tonne statues hundreds of miles. Let’s see what it takes for us to move a 325-Tonne Grid Transformer in 2026:

A custom built ultra-haul truck that’s an astonishing 315ft LONG (96m), and has 240 WHEELS and 30 AXLES — All that to move an object ght!? 🤯

The mystery of the ancient Egyptians is real.

šŸŽ„: posted by @CobraEmergency
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It’s time for Dr. David Miano from the prestigious, World-renowned ā€˜State College of Florida Manatee-Sarasota’ [degree-mill] to retire šŸŽ“šŸ˜
@BrightInsight6 Prove me wrong by providing a quote.
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This is a level of academic narcissism that’s unlike anything I’ve seen. It’s beyond concerning that they gave this guy a PhD and allowed him to work at a University…
@goshag99 Their claims do not mean what you think they mean. They are talking about the basic process. You are talking about the precise methods.
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Gobekli Tepe Update: The 2026 Excavation season ended last month. It was a mere 3 months long for the ENTIRE year.

They claimed to have excavated new T-Pillars, but no photos have been shared with the public. Instead, Lee Clare mocked the topic and posted a pic of local cats 🄓
ations is a disgrace. They rather be petty than share new discoveries with the public? What a joke.
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Two years ago, I made a video titled ā€˜Archaeology is Dead’, addressing the crazy fact that excavations throughout the World have been massively reduced.

Flint Dibble made fun of me for it.

Two years later, @FlintDibble is crying about ā€œThe end of archaeology in Americaā€ 🤔
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Jimmy was right…..again
Somebody post this to @FlintDibble post, he has me blocked :/
Archaeology is DEAD.

Whatever it once was, or whatever we thought it was - is long gone.

It’s no longer about seeking discovery into our unknown lost past. It’s broken and corrupted.

(Links to video & livestream below)
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One of the most impressive relics from ancient Athens is this massive polygonal wall located on Pnyx Hill. Some of the stones weigh as much as 40TONS

Interestingly, we don’t know who built it – but even more curiously, it was left unfinished. Why would they abandon its n? And why does it appear so heavily weathered? šŸ¤”

Archaeologists assume its construction was ordered by Greek lawgiver, Lycurgus, approx 2,300 years ago. Pottery found behind the retaining wall dates to his time. Additionally, modern archaeologists claim they likely abandoned completing the wall to ā€œfocus on other projectsā€. But I’m not sure I buy that…

Most people have never seen or heard of this amazing site, I’d say it’s certainly worthy of more attention. For perspective, that’s me in the photos, and I’m 5’10ā€
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The Pnyx Cyclopean Wall
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People need to stop saying that the stones used to build the Great Pyramids (as well as Statues) were: ā€œCast, Poured or Geopolymerā€ — They weren’t.

1) The statues have been mineral fingerprinted to known quarries
2) The stones that make up the Pyramids sit directly next to a ionally, all of the stones are of differing dimensions. They’re not a one-off shape or size you’d expect from being ā€œcastā€. Furthermore, you can still see cut marks on some of the Pyramid stones today.

That said, I’m very open to geopolymer at certain other ancient sites (Puma Punku in Bolivia comes to mind). But there’s simply no evidence of it from the Ancient Egyptians.
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So let me get this right. The world’s largest dump truck has a MAX payload capacity of 450 Tonnes.

But the Egyptians somehow transported a 1,000 Tonne statue ~170 miles. More than DOUBLE the weight this modern marvel of engineering can carry.

*And don’t say they floated it down gest known Egyptian barge could only carry a fraction of this weight.

We truly are a species with amnesia. Because just like Graham Hancock said, there’s an entire missing chapter of human history šŸ’Æ
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Here’s your regular reminder that the Ancient Egyptians were an advanced civilization:

The MAX lifting capacity of this excavators bucket is 75 Tonnes. The Egyptians transported a 1,000 Tonne statue hundreds of miles. That’s over 13X HEAVIER than the capability of this modern technological behemoth 🤯

*Note: No, we would not use an excavator to transport a stone. However, this comparison is meant to illustrate the truly profound and inexplicable accomplishments of the Egyptians. The mystery is real šŸ’Æ x.com/YKwolfpec/stat…
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BTW, if we are to find ourselves in a ā€œshit hit the fanā€ scenario (electrical grid, internet shutdown and/or financial tech infrastructure collapse, etc)…
Assume that it’s part of the AGENDA 2030 culling of the heard, and is totally by design.

Collapse of the Supply Chain alone would result in many millions of deaths in a matter of weeks.
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Btw, if the grid goes down, the city water pumps will cease to operate in a matter of days once the back up generators run out of fuel. (And fuel will no longer be able to be pumped either)

Tens of millions would perish in a matter of days. Then, water born illness will make many more shit themselves to - miserable agonizing death not long after.

It cannot be overstated just how dependent our lives are in this ā€œmodern/advancedā€ paradigm we live in.
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