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  1. “We Do Not Believe in the Political United States” - Danish Pension Funds Are Dumping Our Debt

    A Danish pension fund is dumping its 100 million dollars in U.S. Treasuries and calling America 'not a good credit.' Another said it trusts American companies but not the U.S. government. Europe is done.

  2. Palantir Built ICE a Hunting App Called ELITE - And Peter Thiel’s Protégé Is VP

    Peter Thiel’s Palantir built ICE an app with confidence scores on people’s addresses. $60M in contracts while Thiel’s protégé JD Vance sits as VP. This is the surveillance state’s tech stack.

  3. Trump Made Himself Chairman of Gaza

    Trump chairs Gaza's oversight board. Kushner and Blair sit on it. Countries pay $1B for permanent seats. Trump controls the money and picks his own successor. The charter doesn't even mention Gaza.

  4. Renee Nicole Good Was Still Alive

    She still had a pulse. A doctor wanted to help. ICE said “I don’t care.” Then the DOJ investigated her widow instead of her killer.

  5. Nothing Says Innocent Like Fighting Your Own Compliance

    The DOJ argued in court that a judge can't appoint a monitor over its Epstein files release - even after Congress passed the transparency law 427 to 1. Less than 1% released so far.

  6. Senate Republicans Kill the Venezuela War Powers Check After Trump’s Angry Calls

    Hawley and Young voted against requiring congressional approval for war after being assured Trump would seek congressional approval for war. The logic is airtight if you don’t think about it.

  7. Someone Just Salted the Epstein Discourse and Y’All Fell For It

    The Soviets called it "dezinformatsiya." We call it salting. And somebody just salted the shit out of the Epstein discourse. Here's how this trick works in spy school. Take nine true things and one ...

  8. Epstein Survivors Return to Capitol - Still Begging for Justice

    The discharge petition is one signature away from forcing a vote on releasing the files. Epstein survivors are scheduled to return to the Capitol on October 8th.