Hermann T retweeted
She wanted the Ten Commandments in Texas schools.
So James Talarico challenged and humiliated her in front of everybody.
Her name is Rep. Candy Noble. And she lost on the same night James Talarico won his Senate race.
So James Talarico challenged and humiliated her in front of everybody.
Her name is Rep. Candy Noble. And she lost on the same night James Talarico won his Senate race.
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Hermann T retweeted
Ro Khanna: "I believe that Chuck Schumer needs to go. The idea that you're going to have Chuck Schumer lead the party, I mean, come on! The guy was a cheerleader for the war in Iraq. You know, he's part of the system that has been compromised."
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Hermann T retweeted
In light of suggestions that Susie Wiles and James Blair may pursue legal action over my Joe Rogan interview, I am publicly requesting that she, Ballard Partners, Continental Straregy, and other relevant parties immediately preserve all potentially relevant records and communications, including:
✅All communications between Susie Wiles, Ballard Partners, and their representatives concerning lobbying access, meetings, policy decisions, and corporate clients.
✅All communications involving Bayer, Monsanto, Ballard Partners, and White House officials concerning glyphosate, the national security executive order, and the administration’s position in Supreme Court litigation involving Bayer.
✅All communications concerning sugar-industry political contributions, fundraising commitments, and discussions about how those interests related to federal nutrition policy.
✅All communications involving Tony Fabrizio, food-industry representatives, and White House officials concerning MAHA initiatives, school nutrition standards, and the proposed federal definition of ultra-processed foods.
✅All drafts, internal correspondence, meeting notes, and communications involving Walker Barrett, Heidi Overton, and other relevant officials concerning the glyphosate executive order and Bayer litigation, including discussions about Secretary Kennedy’s involvement.
✅All relevant lobbying agreements, invoices, payment records, meeting calendars, visitor logs, and communications concerning corporate efforts to influence the policy decisions discussed in my interview - including from Continental Strategy.
✅All nonprivileged communications concerning my allegations, their factual accuracy, and any contemplated legal action arising from my interview.
This preservation request includes emails, text messages, Signal, WhatsApp, encrypted or disappearing messages, attachments, drafts, and relevant electronically stored records.
I welcome a full and transparent examination of the facts.
✅All communications between Susie Wiles, Ballard Partners, and their representatives concerning lobbying access, meetings, policy decisions, and corporate clients.
✅All communications involving Bayer, Monsanto, Ballard Partners, and White House officials concerning glyphosate, the national security executive order, and the administration’s position in Supreme Court litigation involving Bayer.
✅All communications concerning sugar-industry political contributions, fundraising commitments, and discussions about how those interests related to federal nutrition policy.
✅All communications involving Tony Fabrizio, food-industry representatives, and White House officials concerning MAHA initiatives, school nutrition standards, and the proposed federal definition of ultra-processed foods.
✅All drafts, internal correspondence, meeting notes, and communications involving Walker Barrett, Heidi Overton, and other relevant officials concerning the glyphosate executive order and Bayer litigation, including discussions about Secretary Kennedy’s involvement.
✅All relevant lobbying agreements, invoices, payment records, meeting calendars, visitor logs, and communications concerning corporate efforts to influence the policy decisions discussed in my interview - including from Continental Strategy.
✅All nonprivileged communications concerning my allegations, their factual accuracy, and any contemplated legal action arising from my interview.
This preservation request includes emails, text messages, Signal, WhatsApp, encrypted or disappearing messages, attachments, drafts, and relevant electronically stored records.
I welcome a full and transparent examination of the facts.
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Hermann T retweeted
This is a formal request for Susie Wiles and James Blair to stop harassing me with texts and calls.
If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials.
If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it.
I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials.
If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it.
I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
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Hermann T retweeted
Abdul El-Sayed calls for Chuck Schumer to be removed from a senate leadership after 27 years in chamber.
Do you agree with Abdul El-Sayed?
Do you agree with Abdul El-Sayed?
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Hermann T retweeted
31% - Donald Trump's approval rating.
18% - Hakeem Jeffries' approval rating.
13% - Chuck Schumer's approval rating.
The Democratic Party is suicidal if they pick Jeffries and Schumer to lead the House and Senate.
18% - Hakeem Jeffries' approval rating.
13% - Chuck Schumer's approval rating.
The Democratic Party is suicidal if they pick Jeffries and Schumer to lead the House and Senate.
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🇺🇸 Thousands march through Times Square under “No Schumer, No Jeffries” signs after Democrats win the House and Senate
It's called "March for Our Democracy", and it celebrates the midterm results while pressuring the party’s incoming leadership.
Progressive groups are calling for contested votes instead of automatically returning Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries to their posts.
The split within the Democratic Party is now openly visible, even before the new Congress takes office.
Writer: Lucas
x.com/ScooterCasterN…
It's called "March for Our Democracy", and it celebrates the midterm results while pressuring the party’s incoming leadership.
Progressive groups are calling for contested votes instead of automatically returning Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries to their posts.
The split within the Democratic Party is now openly visible, even before the new Congress takes office.
Writer: Lucas
x.com/ScooterCasterN…
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Hermann T retweeted
🚨PATADA Y AGRESIÓN DE BELLINGHAM A MAFFEO, EXPULSIÓN PERDONADA‼️
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Hermann T retweeted
This is 17-year-old Stephen Miller, filmed in 2003 around the time of the US invasion of Iraq. In a 2017 article (link below), @vicenews confirmed Miller’s identity through three individuals who were present at the time, verifying the video’s authenticity. Miller is currently f of Staff.
There have been repeated attempts to scrub this footage from the internet, but as we all know, the internet is forever. This clip offers a glimpse into his early mindset!
There have been repeated attempts to scrub this footage from the internet, but as we all know, the internet is forever. This clip offers a glimpse into his early mindset!
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Hermann T retweeted
Zohran Mamdani is on fire. 🔥
🇺🇸JD Vance at 6:00 PM: We lost due to the Iran war which causes household inflation for Americans
🇺🇸Zohran at 7:00 PM: "Bro you are VP of USA, not a random Twitter troll. You can't post like it's someone else's war. You started it, You can end it. g, start acting."
Brutally Cooked 👏
🇺🇸JD Vance at 6:00 PM: We lost due to the Iran war which causes household inflation for Americans
🇺🇸Zohran at 7:00 PM: "Bro you are VP of USA, not a random Twitter troll. You can't post like it's someone else's war. You started it, You can end it. g, start acting."
Brutally Cooked 👏
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Hermann T retweeted
Claude Code found that every free charging station i used in airports copied data from my phone. photos, passwords, banking sessions, contacts. i charged my phone at 3 airports across China and every single station pulled something from my device.
i travel through Asia a lot for airports constantly. i've used those free USB charging stations at gates without thinking about it. everyone does.
i installed Claude Code on my iPhone and ran a full device scan while i was still at the airport. plugged into a charging station at the gate and let Claude Code monitor the connection in real time. within 8 seconds it flagged a data handshake that shouldn't exist on a power-only connection.
i went back and checked every charging session from the last 4 months:
→ Shanghai Pudong PVG, Terminal 2 → June 14 → contacts + 2,840 photos transferred
→ Guangzhou Baiyun CAN → July 2 → active Safari sessions copied including Gmail and banking apps
→ Shenzhen Bao'an SZX → August 19 → full photo library access + location history for 6 months
→ Shanghai Pudong again → September 3 → iMessage database copied, 3 years of messages
→ Guangzhou again → October 11 → clipboard history including a crypto wallet address i copied that morning
every station initiated a data transfer the moment i plugged in. none of them were just charging.
the scariest one was Shenzhen. whoever operated that station got my full location history for 6 months. every place i slept, worked, ate, and visited. from one 20 minute charge while i was scrolling my phone waiting for my flight.
Claude Code traced 4 of the 5 transfers to the same server:
→ IP → 116.25.***.34
→ location → Shenzhen, China
→ hosting → dedicated server, registered 45 days before my first transfer
→ total data pulled from my phone → 4.7 GB across 5 sessions
what Claude Code did:
→ revoked every active session on Gmail, iCloud, WhatsApp, and banking apps
→ rotated every password stored in Keychain
→ purged all cached session tokens
→ flagged the crypto address i copied as compromised before i sent anything to it
→ disabled USB data transfer for all future connections
i never lost money. Claude Code caught it before anything was used. but 3 years of iMessages, my banking sessions, and my entire photo library were sitting on a server in Shenzhen for months.
buy a $12 charge-only USB cable. it has no data pins. or use a wall outlet with your own adapter. never plug a USB cable from a public station directly into your phone.
the full prompt is in the first reply. run it tonight. takes 3 minutes. if you've ever charged your phone at an airport, a mall, or a hotel lobby, someone might already have your data. save it and send it to anyone who travels.
i travel through Asia a lot for airports constantly. i've used those free USB charging stations at gates without thinking about it. everyone does.
i installed Claude Code on my iPhone and ran a full device scan while i was still at the airport. plugged into a charging station at the gate and let Claude Code monitor the connection in real time. within 8 seconds it flagged a data handshake that shouldn't exist on a power-only connection.
i went back and checked every charging session from the last 4 months:
→ Shanghai Pudong PVG, Terminal 2 → June 14 → contacts + 2,840 photos transferred
→ Guangzhou Baiyun CAN → July 2 → active Safari sessions copied including Gmail and banking apps
→ Shenzhen Bao'an SZX → August 19 → full photo library access + location history for 6 months
→ Shanghai Pudong again → September 3 → iMessage database copied, 3 years of messages
→ Guangzhou again → October 11 → clipboard history including a crypto wallet address i copied that morning
every station initiated a data transfer the moment i plugged in. none of them were just charging.
the scariest one was Shenzhen. whoever operated that station got my full location history for 6 months. every place i slept, worked, ate, and visited. from one 20 minute charge while i was scrolling my phone waiting for my flight.
Claude Code traced 4 of the 5 transfers to the same server:
→ IP → 116.25.***.34
→ location → Shenzhen, China
→ hosting → dedicated server, registered 45 days before my first transfer
→ total data pulled from my phone → 4.7 GB across 5 sessions
what Claude Code did:
→ revoked every active session on Gmail, iCloud, WhatsApp, and banking apps
→ rotated every password stored in Keychain
→ purged all cached session tokens
→ flagged the crypto address i copied as compromised before i sent anything to it
→ disabled USB data transfer for all future connections
i never lost money. Claude Code caught it before anything was used. but 3 years of iMessages, my banking sessions, and my entire photo library were sitting on a server in Shenzhen for months.
buy a $12 charge-only USB cable. it has no data pins. or use a wall outlet with your own adapter. never plug a USB cable from a public station directly into your phone.
the full prompt is in the first reply. run it tonight. takes 3 minutes. if you've ever charged your phone at an airport, a mall, or a hotel lobby, someone might already have your data. save it and send it to anyone who travels.
Community note
Account pattern is consistent and commercial. @starmexxx posts a steady stream of these dramatic "Claude Code found..." stories. Many link to or promote digishield.app, which sells paid packs ($19-$39) of "16 ready-to-run checks that turn Claude into your personal security scanner"
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Hermann T retweeted
🚨SIGUE EL ESCÁNDALO🚨
😳Munuera montero,EL MISMO QUE VIO PENALTI EN EL PISCINAZO DE MBAPPE ante el Racing ....
⛔...NO VIO ESTE PUÑETAZO DE VALVERDE ante el celta a medio metro
🤮TODO PODRIDO
😳Munuera montero,EL MISMO QUE VIO PENALTI EN EL PISCINAZO DE MBAPPE ante el Racing ....
⛔...NO VIO ESTE PUÑETAZO DE VALVERDE ante el celta a medio metro
🤮TODO PODRIDO
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Hermann T retweeted
People are completely misreading this headline. The Trump DOJ claims nearly 21,000 suspected noncitizens are registered to vote in California.
But an independent analysis found MASSIVE problems with the DOJ’s list:
- 42% (8,880 people) couldn’t even be matched to California’s current voter rolls.
- At least 22 people were confirmed U.S. citizens.
- Thousands more may be naturalized American citizens wrongly flagged as ineligible.
- DOJ omitted voter ID numbers, making accurate verification more difficult.
- Local election officials found major discrepancies, including canceled registrations and people born in the United States.
- DOJ demanded action within 48 hours, threatening election officials with prosecution.
- Federal judges rejected DOJ’s demands to segregate the ballots.
Most importantly, DOJ has NOT established that 21,000 noncitizens voted, or even that 21,000 noncitizens are registered.
The Trump administration is attempting to interfere with ballot counting using a deeply flawed list that threatens the voting rights of American citizens.
That’s what this story is actually about.
But an independent analysis found MASSIVE problems with the DOJ’s list:
- 42% (8,880 people) couldn’t even be matched to California’s current voter rolls.
- At least 22 people were confirmed U.S. citizens.
- Thousands more may be naturalized American citizens wrongly flagged as ineligible.
- DOJ omitted voter ID numbers, making accurate verification more difficult.
- Local election officials found major discrepancies, including canceled registrations and people born in the United States.
- DOJ demanded action within 48 hours, threatening election officials with prosecution.
- Federal judges rejected DOJ’s demands to segregate the ballots.
Most importantly, DOJ has NOT established that 21,000 noncitizens voted, or even that 21,000 noncitizens are registered.
The Trump administration is attempting to interfere with ballot counting using a deeply flawed list that threatens the voting rights of American citizens.
That’s what this story is actually about.
BREAKING: More than 4 in 10 names flagged as possible noncitizen voters in California cannot be found on voter rolls, according to a legal filing. apnews.com/article/califo…
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Reminder: this is how Vivek got rich. He bought a worthless drug, had HIS MOM run a bogus trial on the drug, then went on CNBC and lied about it.
The drug never worked. Investors lost all their money. But Vivek had already cashed out.
The drug never worked. Investors lost all their money. But Vivek had already cashed out.
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Hermann T retweeted
THE MOST INCOMPETENT WAR IN HISTORY: SARAH PAINE ON TRUMP’S IRAN DISASTER
Dr. Sarah Paine, a leading historian of great-power conflict and strategy, delivers a blunt verdict on the Iran war. She calls it one of the most incompetent wars in human history. The decision ignored essment, put maximum costs on America itself, and left permanent damage to the country’s power and alliances. This is not hindsight—it is the predictable result of hubris meeting reality.
THE CORE VERDICT
➡️ “The Iran war is probably one of the most incompetent wars in human history.”
➡️ A competent war puts the costs on the enemy and minimizes them for yourself.
➡️ This one did the opposite.
THE COST CATASTROPHE
➡️ It trashed the US economy.
➡️ It blew the US alliance system.
➡️ Iran is hurting, but the collateral damage is taking down the world’s economy.
➡️ That transforms the United States from a partner into an annoyance—and for many, a primary adversary—because it is threatening their economies.
➡️ “That’s breathtakingly incompetent.”
THE STRATEGIC BLIND SPOT
➡️ Any serious assessment looks at the enemy’s strengths and your own weaknesses, plus everyone else who might intervene.
➡️ That was absent.
➡️ The first thing Iran would do is shut Hormuz. Narrow seas close in wartime. Ukraine already showed this with the Black Sea.
➡️ Shore artillery, mines, and other tools stop traffic. There is no mystery here.
➡️ The big naval base in Bahrain becomes unreachable. The fallback is Diego Garcia, 2,500 miles away in the middle of nowhere. “That would be a mess.”
THE HUBRIS THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE
➡️ The people making the calls are historically unqualified for the job. That makes them profoundly dangerous.
➡️ Type A hubris assumes all decisions that matter happen in the United States.
➡️ Type B hubris assumes being good at one thing makes you good at everything.
➡️ Half-court tennis: you only watch your own side and never study the other team.
➡️ The Iranians understand Americans far better than Americans understand them.
THE UNFEASIBLE OBJECTIVE
➡️ Trying to “solve” Iran with 90 million people was never realistic.
➡️ Nazi Germany had roughly 80 million and required an occupation force of about 1.5 million just to hold it after the war—before counting everyone else.
➡️ The goal was unattainable. Pursuing it guarantees overextension and a bad ending.
➡️ The lesson the world takes is simple: get a nuke. The war incentivized proliferation.
➡️ This was a pivotal error. The choices that existed before are gone and will not return. “We will never be the trusted partner ever again. It’s done.”
THE BOTTOM LINE
The Iran war did not merely fail. It maximized American costs, destroyed trust with allies, and handed every rival a clearer reason to treat the United States as a threat to their own prosperity. Competence would have contained the problem at affordable cost. Hubris chose the opposite.
This is what permanent strategic damage looks like.
#IranWar #SarahPaine #StrategicIncompetence #HormuzDisaster #USHubris #AllianceCollapse #CatastrophicMistake
HT: YouTube The Diary Of A CEO
Dr. Sarah Paine, a leading historian of great-power conflict and strategy, delivers a blunt verdict on the Iran war. She calls it one of the most incompetent wars in human history. The decision ignored essment, put maximum costs on America itself, and left permanent damage to the country’s power and alliances. This is not hindsight—it is the predictable result of hubris meeting reality.
THE CORE VERDICT
➡️ “The Iran war is probably one of the most incompetent wars in human history.”
➡️ A competent war puts the costs on the enemy and minimizes them for yourself.
➡️ This one did the opposite.
THE COST CATASTROPHE
➡️ It trashed the US economy.
➡️ It blew the US alliance system.
➡️ Iran is hurting, but the collateral damage is taking down the world’s economy.
➡️ That transforms the United States from a partner into an annoyance—and for many, a primary adversary—because it is threatening their economies.
➡️ “That’s breathtakingly incompetent.”
THE STRATEGIC BLIND SPOT
➡️ Any serious assessment looks at the enemy’s strengths and your own weaknesses, plus everyone else who might intervene.
➡️ That was absent.
➡️ The first thing Iran would do is shut Hormuz. Narrow seas close in wartime. Ukraine already showed this with the Black Sea.
➡️ Shore artillery, mines, and other tools stop traffic. There is no mystery here.
➡️ The big naval base in Bahrain becomes unreachable. The fallback is Diego Garcia, 2,500 miles away in the middle of nowhere. “That would be a mess.”
THE HUBRIS THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE
➡️ The people making the calls are historically unqualified for the job. That makes them profoundly dangerous.
➡️ Type A hubris assumes all decisions that matter happen in the United States.
➡️ Type B hubris assumes being good at one thing makes you good at everything.
➡️ Half-court tennis: you only watch your own side and never study the other team.
➡️ The Iranians understand Americans far better than Americans understand them.
THE UNFEASIBLE OBJECTIVE
➡️ Trying to “solve” Iran with 90 million people was never realistic.
➡️ Nazi Germany had roughly 80 million and required an occupation force of about 1.5 million just to hold it after the war—before counting everyone else.
➡️ The goal was unattainable. Pursuing it guarantees overextension and a bad ending.
➡️ The lesson the world takes is simple: get a nuke. The war incentivized proliferation.
➡️ This was a pivotal error. The choices that existed before are gone and will not return. “We will never be the trusted partner ever again. It’s done.”
THE BOTTOM LINE
The Iran war did not merely fail. It maximized American costs, destroyed trust with allies, and handed every rival a clearer reason to treat the United States as a threat to their own prosperity. Competence would have contained the problem at affordable cost. Hubris chose the opposite.
This is what permanent strategic damage looks like.
#IranWar #SarahPaine #StrategicIncompetence #HormuzDisaster #USHubris #AllianceCollapse #CatastrophicMistake
HT: YouTube The Diary Of A CEO
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Hermann T retweeted
Atinary & @ABBRobotics received the Robotics Application of the Year Award (RAYA) 2026 in the "Future Software Trends/Physical AI" category, presented by @ISPEorg & hosted by @TakedaPharma in Zurich!
A testament to partnership: uniting AI-robotics to augment scientists in R&D.
A testament to partnership: uniting AI-robotics to augment scientists in R&D.
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