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🚨 AMAZING: RFK Jr. has confirmed that Mercury will be removed from ALL vaccines.
THIS IS A WIN. No matter what side of the aisle you're on, health wins.
Well done, RFK.
THIS IS A WIN. No matter what side of the aisle you're on, health wins.
Well done, RFK.
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For noen år siden tjente jeg 600.000, nå tjener jeg 1.200.000? Nei, selvfølgelig ikke. Nå tjener jeg 670.000.
Men middagen har nesten doblet seg i pris. Bensinen koster 30 kroner. Strømstøtten reduseres. Skolene legges ned. Bistanden til utlandet økes. Lederlønningene øker.
Hvordan skal folk få endene til å møtes? Barnefamilier? Eldre på pensjon? Aleneforeldre? Syke på arbeidsavklaringspenger? Uføretrygd?
Men middagen har nesten doblet seg i pris. Bensinen koster 30 kroner. Strømstøtten reduseres. Skolene legges ned. Bistanden til utlandet økes. Lederlønningene øker.
Hvordan skal folk få endene til å møtes? Barnefamilier? Eldre på pensjon? Aleneforeldre? Syke på arbeidsavklaringspenger? Uføretrygd?
Det er ikkje mange åra sidan @REMA1000Norge hadde middag til 100 kroner. No 200 kroner. #inflasjon #griskflasjon
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WTF, $3000 Samsung TV has an always-on mic, automatic content recognition, geo tracking, network mapping, and ships your data to Samsung + 400 partners.
Bro Rooted a brand-new 2025 Samsung TV after noticing absurdly targeted ads.
Firmware was locked down, so zero-days it was. n found: always-on voice service, ACR, geo, full telemetry pipeline, and four separate DRM systems.
This isn’t a bug, It’s the product bro.
Bro Rooted a brand-new 2025 Samsung TV after noticing absurdly targeted ads.
Firmware was locked down, so zero-days it was. n found: always-on voice service, ACR, geo, full telemetry pipeline, and four separate DRM systems.
This isn’t a bug, It’s the product bro.
i own a relatively new (2025) samsung tv.
i kept getting weirdly targeted ads.
i tried reversing the firmware but it was aes encrypted and no keys unless tear it apart and do uart/jtag magic.
zero days it is. root shell on new samsung TVs!
discovered PRIVACY HORROR. write up?
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France spends 31% of its GDP on social welfare programs.
They imported 1 million migrants since 2011.
38% of french Muslims identify with Muslim brotherhood & 57% of 15-24 year olds believe Sharia law should trump French law.
Catholic identification in France dropped from 83% hat's how you end up with this mess.
@seanhannity @realDailyWire
They imported 1 million migrants since 2011.
38% of french Muslims identify with Muslim brotherhood & 57% of 15-24 year olds believe Sharia law should trump French law.
Catholic identification in France dropped from 83% hat's how you end up with this mess.
@seanhannity @realDailyWire
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A left-wing French woman joined the student protests but was horrified when the second and third-generation migrants she was with started looting stores. She screamed “This isn’t the cause”
They pushed her aside, told her to shut up and said they had “urgent shopping” to do
They pushed her aside, told her to shut up and said they had “urgent shopping” to do
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GROV VOLDSVIDEO: En tysk skoleelev blir brutalt omringet og mishandlet (utsatt for drapsforsøk) utenfor skolen sin i Frankfurt.
Dette grove rasistiske overfallet er normalen i nesten alle storbyer i Europa. Selv i Norge. Du vil aldri se denne videoen på NRK eller VGTV. Men det kan bli en debatt på NRK om "nordmenns holdninger".
Dette grove rasistiske overfallet er normalen i nesten alle storbyer i Europa. Selv i Norge. Du vil aldri se denne videoen på NRK eller VGTV. Men det kan bli en debatt på NRK om "nordmenns holdninger".
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❓WHO REALLY GOVERNS EUROPE — THE PEOPLE OR THE JUDGES?
🇪🇺 French legal expert Nicolas Bauer, from the European Centre for Law and Justice ( @ECLJ_Official ), delivered a sharp critique of the state of European democracy during our conference at the European Parliament.
r a system of government, but a system of values.” According to Bauer, the traditional idea of government of the people, by the people, for the people is being replaced by a system in which certain values can be imposed even against the will of the majority. But who defines those values? Increasingly, he argues, unelected judges. He points to the European Court of Human Rights, which invokes principles such as tolerance, pluralism, and open-mindedness to justify restrictions on fundamental freedoms.
Bauer also highlighted the ECLJ's investigations into approximately 120 cases of potential conflicts of interest at the European Court of Human Rights, involving judges with previous ties to NGOs connected to cases they adjudicated. He raised similar concerns about UN human rights experts whose reports, according to ECLJ findings, have sometimes been financed almost entirely by private foundations, including Open Society Foundations and the Ford Foundation.
He also criticized France's media regulator for its actions against CNews, interpreting them as an attempt to restrict criticism of government and EU policies. Bauer drew parallels between recent legislative changes in Hungary and the French court ruling barring Marine Le Pen from running in the 2027 presidential election, arguing that the rule of law can itself be weaponized against democracy.
His central argument is simple: “You apply certain principles to us. We examine whether you yourselves apply those same principles.”
And that brings us back to the fundamental question: If the people elect their representatives, but unelected institutions determine the limits of political decisions, who really governs?
🇪🇺 French legal expert Nicolas Bauer, from the European Centre for Law and Justice ( @ECLJ_Official ), delivered a sharp critique of the state of European democracy during our conference at the European Parliament.
r a system of government, but a system of values.” According to Bauer, the traditional idea of government of the people, by the people, for the people is being replaced by a system in which certain values can be imposed even against the will of the majority. But who defines those values? Increasingly, he argues, unelected judges. He points to the European Court of Human Rights, which invokes principles such as tolerance, pluralism, and open-mindedness to justify restrictions on fundamental freedoms.
Bauer also highlighted the ECLJ's investigations into approximately 120 cases of potential conflicts of interest at the European Court of Human Rights, involving judges with previous ties to NGOs connected to cases they adjudicated. He raised similar concerns about UN human rights experts whose reports, according to ECLJ findings, have sometimes been financed almost entirely by private foundations, including Open Society Foundations and the Ford Foundation.
He also criticized France's media regulator for its actions against CNews, interpreting them as an attempt to restrict criticism of government and EU policies. Bauer drew parallels between recent legislative changes in Hungary and the French court ruling barring Marine Le Pen from running in the 2027 presidential election, arguing that the rule of law can itself be weaponized against democracy.
His central argument is simple: “You apply certain principles to us. We examine whether you yourselves apply those same principles.”
And that brings us back to the fundamental question: If the people elect their representatives, but unelected institutions determine the limits of political decisions, who really governs?
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POLICE SHOW UP After Man Points Their Own SURVEILLANCE TECH BACK AT THEM!!
Someone has to watch the watchers.
A Canadian engineer built a low-cost license plate camera aimed at police vehicles, the same ALPR technology (like Flock) used to track the public.
When he shared two officers from Peel Regional Police showed up at his door, raising concerns that logging their cars could reveal routines and patterns.
Sound familiar?
Those are the exact privacy issues ordinary people have raised about mass surveillance systems for years.
The script flips when the same tools are pointed back at the watchers.
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth covers how tools like Graylark Technologies’ Raven (formerly GeoSpy) let police identify specific properties from ordinary photos (no GPS needed), and why the expanding surveillance grid, from neighbourhood cameras to identifying rooms and appliances, demands pushback.
Dan has been documenting this network for years, including visits to Canada’s CFS Leitrim (part of the Five Eyes Echelon system) and confronting Peter Thiel about Palantir’s role in building Big Brother-style tracking systems.
Someone has to watch the watchers and that includes YOU!
Please SHARE THIS VIDEO FAR AND WIDE!!
Someone has to watch the watchers.
A Canadian engineer built a low-cost license plate camera aimed at police vehicles, the same ALPR technology (like Flock) used to track the public.
When he shared two officers from Peel Regional Police showed up at his door, raising concerns that logging their cars could reveal routines and patterns.
Sound familiar?
Those are the exact privacy issues ordinary people have raised about mass surveillance systems for years.
The script flips when the same tools are pointed back at the watchers.
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth covers how tools like Graylark Technologies’ Raven (formerly GeoSpy) let police identify specific properties from ordinary photos (no GPS needed), and why the expanding surveillance grid, from neighbourhood cameras to identifying rooms and appliances, demands pushback.
Dan has been documenting this network for years, including visits to Canada’s CFS Leitrim (part of the Five Eyes Echelon system) and confronting Peter Thiel about Palantir’s role in building Big Brother-style tracking systems.
Someone has to watch the watchers and that includes YOU!
Please SHARE THIS VIDEO FAR AND WIDE!!
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We woke up & realized we’re not the problem.
NEW MUSIC VIDEO FRIDAY 🇺🇸
NEW MUSIC VIDEO FRIDAY 🇺🇸
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