News Briefs – 07/09/2022

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DFT – Elon Musk backs out of Twitter acquisition deal

DFT – DWAC skyrockets as Elon bails on Twitter

Musk alleges Twitter lied bigly to the SEC about how many accounts were spam and bot accounts.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled that most ballot drop boxes aren’t allowed in the state and that a voter can’t have someone else return — in person — their completed absentee ballot on their behalf.

Steve Bannon SWATTED – Police swarm his home after anonymous call of shooting inside — then WaPo posts photo of his home online.

The DOJ is trying to prevent Steve Bannon from making public the documents turned over as part of discovery in his J6 case.

Gregg Phillips Truths again (for readers, in the video, which you probably can’t load if you are not on TS, Biden is talking about how people can use phone geolocation to follow women to abortion clinics, and how he is going to stop geolocation data from being shared with people (note that also helps hide the surveillance)):

SFPD already using surveillance video from self-driving cars. Actually what it is referencing is investigators pulled video from cars after noting a crime occurred around them (and that video is saved somewhere apparently, which would seem problematic, and the memory and bandwidth an odd expense for car companies to pick up themselves). But note that one, the investigators would not do that if the investigative target was deemed, “with intelligence,” so this is a great power to be used against you, and not the conspiracy. And two, this is not the real interesting thing, which is what you would see in the room where the gangstalking/surveillance-follows are coordinated out of. Because I am sure they are pulling video live, and may even have some sort of AI thing which is assembling it live and weaving it all into a virtual reality like the video-game doom which they can drop themselves into, as if they are standing somewhere and looking around in 3D. Nobody can imagine how much money they have blown on the surveillance infrastructure, or how it has backdoored everything.

This was interesting. A long article on Pythagoras. It contained these parts, with commentary to follow:

The Greek mathematician and philosopher Pythagoras, who lived 2,500 years ago, applied his genius to music as well throughout his brilliant career, creating the Pythagorean comma as part of music theory, and his brilliance is still recognized to this day.

The Pythagorean Theorem remains one of the fundamental concepts in the realm of mathematics and is still taught in schools across the world.

The influence of the Ancient Greek thinker, who was born on the island of Samos in the year 570 BC, remains strong today in many realms—but, unfortunately, so do the mysteries surrounding the great Greek philosopher.

Pythagoras’ philosophy influenced both Plato and Aristotle, and through them, his ideas were fundamental in Western philosophy…

Pythagoras’ life dogged by hardships, struggle despite brilliance

Around 530 BC, the Greek philosopher traveled to Croton (today’s Crotone) in southern Italy and founded a school. Pythagoras’ schools initiates were sworn to secrecy and lived a communal, ascetic life.

This lifestyle entailed a number of dietary prohibitions, said to include vegetarianism, although some modern scholars doubt that he advocated for the diet.

Pythagoras’ mysterious personality was noticeable during his teaching. Strangely, no notes and questions were allowed in his lessons, which is why a great part of his work was lost. There is no additional information even on the renowned Pythagorean theorem.

It is also not known if Pythagoras invented this theorem on his own or with the help of his students.

He died around 495 BC in Metapontum, Lower Italy, starving himself for forty days because of his grief over the persecution of the Pythagoreans and the killing of the majority of them.

Another ancient account states that Pythagoras was killed for political reasons, as followers of his opponents Cylon and Ninon had attacked the Pythagoreans during a meeting…

So you have a brilliant polymath who should have been renown in his time but apparently was not, as there are no independent records of him. He struggles in life, retreats from society into isolation for some reason, takes on students but swears them to secrecy so they will not betray his information to outsiders (who he apparently feels are trying to get information on him), he is obsessed with diet presumably due to stomach/health problems, he dies under mysterious circumstances, maybe for political reasons, as people are told it was suicide due to “grief,” and there is little record left of him after he is gone, despite him being one of the great minds of his time. I’ll bet he was being followed through the markets back then, and every day when he went outside some goatherder just happened to be herding goats up or down his street. Everyone of our kind needs to understand, if you have a child who is brilliant, or just really bright, they will be instantly marked as a threat by something very powerful in the shadows. Hide their power level. Educate them, make them powerful, and then reward them for getting perfect 70’s on all their tests, and not letting people know what they are capable of. Do not let them get put in any gifted program. Testing and grades are bullshit anyway. Almost every advance in position you see in this society is Cabal rewarding its own, and personal connections elevating the rubes over the capable. Don’t act like this  is a meritocracy and they need to play that game to get ahead. The illusion of the meritocracy is probably maintained just to trick the capable into eagerly revealing themselves, so this thing can get a heads up on where the threats are that need to be controlled and suppressed. Once you have a smart child, you need to understand the entire machine will be coming for them if the secret leaks. It is an unimaginably enormous responsibility, to keep them hidden from the machine. And apparently it always has been.

Death claims up $6 BILLION: Fifth-largest life insurance company paid out for 163% more working-age deaths in 2021 after covid “vaccines” were unleashed.

Historic seizure in Sinaloa of over 500 kilos of Fentanyl and 138 metric tons of precursor chemicals. There is no way to move 138 metric tons of precursors without surveillance noticing. The only mystery to me is why they allowed authorities to target this operation.

This one is actually worth the click to watch the video of this tool:

A Chinese twitter user was talking about getting close to Shinzo Abe and “completing the task” for the CCP, just 17 hours before he was assassinated.

Abe Shinzo spent his last days advocating for defending Taiwan from a belligerent China.

Shops launch sales and promos across China to celebrate Abe Shinzo killing.

Shinzo Abe’s alleged killer held a grudge against a group he felt Abe was a part of. Sounds kind of like Freemasonry. The Police will not reveal the group. Could also just be general gangstalking stuff. They wind these guys up and point them, and Abe not being for the war in Ukraine, opposed to China taking Taiwan, and supportive of Trump, was going to put him at risk.

Video of the moment Abe was shot, shows the front of his shirt blow out.

Donald Trump honors friend Shinzo Abe: ‘A truly great man and leader.’

Hunter Biden called his step-mom Jill Biden a “vindictive moron” and “entitled c–t” in text messages after she urged him to go to rehab to kick his drug habit.

Police share photo of Highland Park suspect’s gun. Kel Tec pistol carbine, Sub 2000.

Illegal alien gets $15K bail after allegedly plotting July 4th mass shooting with another illegal alien.

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is forced to escape D.C. steakhouse with his security detail after pro-abortion protesters ‘harassed’ him during dinner and told the manager to throw him out.

Fed report finds 75% of $800 billion Paycheck Protection Program didn’t reach employees.

Police officer with ‘infectious smile’ dies suddenly in husband’s arms on holiday after suddenly feeling unwell.

There is a new Marburg virus outbreak in Africa.

Mosquitoes testing positive to rare, deadly virus in US months after Bill Gates released millions in the wild.

World Economic Forum ‘anti-corruption’ champion is Pfizer director and Reuters CEO.

US Bishops criticize Supreme Court for limiting EPA’s power to regulate Carbon emissions.

Joe Biden held an official ceremony promoting the killing of unborn babies as a legacy initiative of his administration and signed an executive order stating that abortion “is essential to justice, equality, and our health, safety, and progress as a Nation.” Even the Atheists have to acknowledge, they really need those abortions, and it feels an awful lot like it is to please some entity that derives pleasure from it.

Newsom admits state paid for his security detail’s travel to Montana despite it being not allowed under law as a no-travel state, and he laughably claims there is a ‘public safety’ exception to the law.

NYC clerk defends himself against violent attacker, killing him and goes to jail, but shooting a cop is OK. There is a sort of “Evil is in control” vibe to everything that makes more sense than any other explanation.

This ‘evasive’ new Linux malware creates a backdoor to steal passwords and more.

Germany’s largest landlord to restrict heating at night due to “an acute gas shortage.”

Sri Lanka imposes curfew in capital as police fire tear gas at protesters.

Nine Chinese warplanes enter Taiwan’s air defense zone.

$400 million more for Ukraine.

Talks on American mercenaries in Ukraine going nowhere according to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov. I would tend to think it more likely these were something other than just rubes who went there to help Ukraine. CIA might plant people under that ID as a cover, or maybe higher-end private contractors getting paid by the US government or intel agencies would send their guys over using that as a cover to hide their real employer. Because you would have to be a programmed NPC of the first order to head over there on your own. Russia is probably hoping to get them to talk.

Russia is using ‘only a fraction’ of its military capability in the neighboring country, a spokesman said.

Ukrainian helicopters burn harvest in Kherson region.

Vladimir Putin sent condolences to the mother and wife of Shinzo Abe in connection with his death.

Beijing appears to retract vaccine mandate after pushback.

Record-setting quantum entanglement connects two atoms across 20 miles.

Rotterdam won’t dismantle bridge to allow Jeff Bezos’ superyacht through.

Massive farmer protests continue in the Netherlands, leading to empty shelves.

Trust in news collapses to historic low. Percentage of Americans who say they have “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in newspapers and television news – Newspapers = 16% – TV News = 11%

Republican state senators outvoted impassioned Democratic opposition late Thursday to advance a proposal to add language to the Pennsylvania Constitution stating explicitly that the document does not guarantee any rights relating to abortion or public funding of abortions. What is fascinating is we went so long where nobody even talked about this, and now everything is such a buzz of activity. It does feel as if this is more than the moral issue motivating it, and it is like a tactical strike on an enemy.

Republican State legislative candidates ahead on generic ballot in Oregon.

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows that 37% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Biden’s job performance. Sixty-one percent (61%) disapprove.

Spread r/K Theory, because shots heard round the world can take some time to be heard.

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Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

DFT – Elon Musk backs out of Twitter acquisition deal

Nice. Watch it tank so he can snatch it up for half the price in a few weeks.

phelps
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

I don’t think so. I think he’s going to be an SEC whistleblower.

Sam J.
Sam J.
Reply to  phelps
2 years ago

He, or someone, had to have planned this from the beginning. When he made that outrageous bid for them I knew he would never really buy it. Twatter is just not worth that. For what he was offering he could have built another and bought every scrap of advertising on the planet for several years.

By making that high offer he knew they would be trapped and he knew from the beginning that the 5% fake contacts was wrong and he also knew that they could not let him check and see the real number because…it’s fake.

However, it’s not a sure thing that they will be investigated. The country is so corrupt they might ignore it.

Sam J.
Sam J.
Reply to  Sam J.
2 years ago

“…Twatter is just not worth that. For what he was offering he could have built another and bought every scrap of advertising on the planet for several years…”

I screwed that up. By a lot. I got curious and found a link that says it’s like $800 billion a year. I had no idea.

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

“…Pythagoras’ life dogged by hardships, struggle despite brilliance…”

Not a historian, but it does some good to go through the historical records looking for traces of Cabal and it’s effects. Something as big, and as skilled, as Cabal would have been around in some form for a very long time. You can see it’s effects in ancient Rome and in the Bible and in other places as well. It’s not just human intrigue- it is quite a bit more than that.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Good noble Men getting routinely assassinated by the “Praetorian Guard”. They are brilliant commanders and soldiers. But they aren’t so effective against assassination.

SteveRogers42
SteveRogers42
Reply to  Anonymous
2 years ago
Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  SteveRogers42
2 years ago

Interesting

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

It’s just Satan’s minions on earth trying to serve their master While basking in a bit of pleasure for themselves.

Sam J.
Sam J.
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Ir’s astounding the number of ideas the Greeks came up with in such a short time in a small place. It’s extraordinary.

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Shops launch sales and promos across China to celebrate Abe Shinzo killing.

China always feels like it comes up a little short against Japan. But it’s because they do this kind of stuff is a major reason why.

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Definitely.

There is something inherently noble about the best aspects of Japanese tradition and culture.

China, while being ancient and having its own interesting traditions, still gets bogged down in this pettiness and lowest common denominator mentality that acts as a continuous drag on its development.

To be frank, if the U.S. hadn’t “won” WWII, the Japanese would have easily conquered the whole of Asia, and administered the vast continent without problems.

the Japanese are definitely different in a way that appeals to European sensibilities.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Another Dave
2 years ago

Not really for example Unit 731 reveals very Ghoulish aspects of Japanese culture at the time. They are merciless which came back to bite them. Even getting their women and children trained up to kill. They needed to learn mercy.
In contradiction to the Confucian ethos that also included traditional sex roles.
While firebombing Japan killed far more people of all ages and of both sexes. In reality its the Nuclear Bombs and what they represented that I believe that greatly contributed to ending the War. And had a psychological impact. And contributed to the current day pacifistic stance.
https://theconversation.com/the-deep-influence-of-the-a-bomb-on-anime-and-manga-45275

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Shinzo Abe’s alleged killer held a grudge against a group he felt Abe was a part of. Sounds kind of like Freemasonry. The Police will not reveal the group. Could also just be general gangstalking stuff. They wind these guys up and point them, and Abe not being for the war in Ukraine, opposed to China taking Taiwan, and supportive of Trump, was going to put him at risk.”

Abe was also descended from numerous Japanese politicians, nobles and samurai families. If you have even a cursory understanding of Japanese society you would know that everything revolves around the seat of the Emperor. The Emperor approves the PM. All Japanese clans descend from an Emperor at some point (through younger sons who did not inherit). Your clan affiliation and it’s relation to the current Emperor is everything and only those with clan affiliations typically accede to political office. Within the clan system there is a meritocracy of course, and it’s important to note that half the country is descended from an Emperor at some point in the their family tree.

Shinzo Abe was descended from samurai who served the Tokugawa clan, to which they were related. The Tokugawa descended from the Matsudaira clan who in turn descended from Emperor Seiwa who lived 1200 years ago. Because of these lineages you are always going to find important ancestors of important people. Japanese society is different from the West, where often a leader can arise seemingly out of nowhere (like Napoleon, Justinian, Rurik) and kind of resembles ancient Rome under the Patrician system in many ways, as in the early Roman Republic you had to be from a Patrician family to achieve anything of note. So, it if you look at any Japanese politician, business leader or military leader, you will find important ancestors that they have, and usually recent at that.

Huck
Huck
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Rex, that Japanese social/clan history is interesting. Can you recommend a good site or book in that area?

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
Reply to  Huck
2 years ago

I have a (decent translation) English version of this book, but all I can find are Japanese versions online, so the version I have must be a limited edition.
https://www.amazon.com/Clan-genealogy-privileged-Kadokawa-4043533063/dp/4043533063/

Luckily there are free audio books, also from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-History-Magnificent-Mythology-Achievements/dp/B09YVV6658/
https://www.amazon.com/History-Japan-Captivating-Including-Invasions-ebook/dp/B081W7R9RH

Huck
Huck
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Thanks.

PhilKinTN
PhilKinTN
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
2 years ago

Yamamoto, the admiral who tried to dissuade the emperor and his staff from attacking the United States, was not born into a noble family, but was adopted into one, when he was a young adult. Without that adoption into the nobility, he could never have attended Harvard, or risen thought the ranks of the diplomatic services and the navy.

phelps
2 years ago

US Bishops criticize Supreme Court for limiting EPA’s power to regulate Carbon emissions.

The really insane thing is that the ruling was a totally technical, inside baseball thing. The SCOTUS didn’t say that you can’t regulate carbon. They just said that the EPA couldn’t do it on their own. Congress has to vote on it.
The US Bishops need to stop worrying about saving the earth and start worrying about saving souls. Don’t they have deacons for handling the property?

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  phelps
2 years ago

I don’t think the Bishops care at all about saving the earth. Or saving souls.
What they are concerned about is saving the deep state. What good is controlling cabinet agencies if they are required to act within the law? An EPA that can arbitrarily change regulations to inflict harm on a business or sector that isn’t cabal controlled isn’t nearly as useful as an EPA that can.
That’s all this is about.
Watch the Bishops and the Jesuits closely.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  phelps
2 years ago

They are only interested in POWER.
MEGALOMANIACS. SOCIOPATHS.

Jade Arrow
Jade Arrow
2 years ago

Happy Saturday, AC. Responding to the article regarding Pythagoras. While I never was good at math, and didn’t like school ( except for lunch, phys-ed [ floor hockey and kickball especially ] , and playground, chock full of nerf football and king of the hill on the snow mounds ), I just remembered something that I hadn’t thought of in decades. When I was in fourth grade, I had a really cool teacher; she was a fun, cool attractive lady, and one day, my parents told me that the teacher was still in school herself, and needed to bring one of her students to her class to teach her how to do ‘ tests ‘ and to help her as a teacher. They said that of all the students in the class, she chose me! The implication was that she must really like me to choose me for ‘ test. ‘ I was excited as I really liked the idea that she must like me to choose me for such a special project. I remember her in the living room at home, then getting into her car, then about 20 or so seconds at the venue, where there was some odd laughter, and she said that on the other side of the dark window in the room, other ‘ students ‘ were watching, and that they must have thought something I said was funny. I remember her in my home’s living room telling my parents that I did great, it was fun, and after farewell pleasantries, she left. I think now that seems odd, to say the least. What is strange is that for someone with a pretty good memory of youthful school days, I have no recollection of the drive to the University, which was about 40 miles away, walking into the venue, any of the logistics of the event ( other than what I described above ), or the ride home. Any insights?

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Jade Arrow
Jade Arrow
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
2 years ago

I have studied hypnosis, and and utilize self hypnosis along with psychotronic meditations of varying types. I have watched the Derrin Brown stuff, and am familiar with the legendary tales of Erickson. So that was my first thought. I also wonder if perhaps she suspected something was amiss at home, and that she was alluding to this indirectly, and my young mind, with a sort of quasi-secondary repression dynamic, somehow blocks it from awareness. Just kind of thinking aloud via the phone keyboard. I guess I’ll never know. One thing for sure, the world is much more complex and filled with psycho-spiritual darkness than anyone might ever fathom. I feel compelled to convey that I think she was a sincere teacher. It just seems odd is all, and this site is really the only venue that explains about just how long all of Stasi-like stuff has been going on. Thanks AC.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
2 years ago

Even though its mythic the game “Elden Ring” and has many themes not very relevant to our world:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfcJv3oZNcc

Really is closer to real life. In terms of the sheer beauty that exists including God’s Realm in the Heavens. But also the sheer horrors and evils that await us too.
Which is only severed from each other as the Book of Revelation shows in the end. One to everlasting life. The other to everlasting punishment.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
2 years ago

If you are constantly learning, every day will be a new shock and horror at how wrong you were.”

I felt that.

For my own part, the extreme financial losses my family has experienced to cabal come nowhere near the horror and shock of the betrayal. It’s the worst feeling ever. Years of memories of people I thought were friends, people that I cared about and shared generously with, people I shared y inner most thoughts with…. And now all of those memories are just reminders of the horror of betrayal. Which Dante wrote was a worse crime than murder or rape.

What cabal has done to our society has been so damaging. It’s like social cancer.

Jade Arrow
Jade Arrow
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
2 years ago

Precisely. Most people don’t realize they have others around them who see things as some sort of ( at least ) silly competition, and ( at worst ) a mortal death match, while you’re just going about your own business, dealing with whatever is on your plate that day. I realize this comment thread might roll as awkward; perhaps you are unsure of what to make of it or how to respond. Neither do I! To finish this thread, let me expound a little more, then end with a compliment. In 4th grade, I could tell you every statistic about each of my favorite NHL teams, who scored, the assists, the 3 stars, how many goals each player on the team had. I could effortlessly memorize all the words of the songs of the albums I listened to, the words of my favorite songs on the radio, and recite the dialogue of all of my favorite cartoons, and yet I don’t remember most of a special event that my amygdala system must have perceived as novel. That said, while you are certainly very impressive when describing and explaining things in clinical-like terms, this site is also an ongoing experiential process which, on a daily basis, validates in a powerful way the r/K template, and its utility as a model for understanding history, societies, civilization, individuals, and the human race. Happy wolf Sunday, AC!

Machine Trooper
Machine Trooper
2 years ago

This headline:
Trust in news collapses to historic low. Percentage of Americans who say they have “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in newspapers and television news – Newspapers = 16% – TV News = 11%

Is linked to this address:
“https://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2022/07/08/abortion-pennsylvania-senate-gop-constitutional-amendment/”

Anonymous
Anonymous
2 years ago

I remember an old SciFi short story written during the Cold War. The plot of the story was that the atheistic Soviet Union had figured out that the God and the Devil and angels and demons were real. They had made an offer to the Devil to sacrifice some large number of people to him if he would give the victory over the capitalist West. The main character was an American diplomat who was given the shocking secret task of negotiating America’s counter-offer. In the end he convinces the Devil not to help the USSR and in the story he does it without requiring a human sacrifice.

SteveRogers42
SteveRogers42
Reply to  Anonymous
2 years ago

Would like to read that.

Anonymous
Anonymous
2 years ago

> Police share photo of Highland Park suspect’s gun. Kel Tec pistol carbine, Sub 2000.

The article goes on the claim it’s “very similar to an AR-15.” Much the same way a shitty ass Taurus judge with .410 shot shells is “very similar” to a Benelli M4. I remember when I used to think journalists were just knuckle dragging mongoloids that were too dumb to research the topics. Seeing they exist solely as promoted ghouls of the surveillance state tasked with misinformation really makes it all fit together.

Max Barrage
Max Barrage
Reply to  Anonymous
2 years ago

“ shitty ass Taurus judge with .410 shot shells is “very similar” to a Benelli M4.” Good thing I was reading this on an iPad or else I’d need a new keyboard.

Sam J.
Sam J.
2 years ago

I commented earlier on the evil of monopolies.

Stanford professor Susan Athey, a former consulting chief economist at Microsoft, will join the U.S. Department of Justice as its top antitrust economist

https://www.geekwire.com/2022/tech-moves-ex-microsoft-economist-joins-doj-antitrust-team-aws-director-lands-at-stackoverflow/

They are all corrupt. The foxes are watching the hen house. I saw a story the other day about FDS or CDC officials being hired at the drug companies making the poison vax. They are all corrupt.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Sam J.
2 years ago

It’s one big club.

Bman
Bman
2 years ago

Autists are inside Hunter’s iCloud account.
https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/386070241
.
This comment hits the nail on the head.
Trump says “grab ’em by the pussy” and the whole nation faints in shock and horror.
Hunter has pics of him with a crack pipe in his mouth getting a hand-job form his 14 year-old niece and NOBODY CARES.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Bman
2 years ago

For boomers and NPCs, it’s only real if CNN/MSNBC talk about it.

Anonymous
Anonymous
2 years ago

Is It Possible The Abe Assassination Is A Hoax?

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
2 years ago

Possible. But to what end? If they wanted to fake his death they could just say he died from an allergic reaction to a bee sting. No one would be the wiser. I’d they are trying to fool an intelligence operation, I’m sure this option would fail.