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A donkey's mistake left 51 dead
According to foreign media, worshippers inside a mosque in #Afghanistan were performing their prayers when a frightened donkey bolted and entered the mosque. Some angry worshippers opened fire on the donkey, killing it.
The news reached the donkey's owner, who, enraged, rushed to the mosque, opened fire on the worshippers with a hail of bullets, and fled.
Thirteen worshippers were killed inside the mosque.
The remaining worshippers, enraged, launched an attack on the donkey owner's village using light and heavy weapons, killing 38 people, including 33 women.
Ultimately, a donkey going to a mosque resulted in the deaths of 51 people.
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This story of a donkey causing 51 deaths at an Afghan mosque is false and has been repeatedly debunked. The video shows a 2022 shooting in Karachi, Pakistan, over a money dispute with no fatalities; no such incident occurred.
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Another day, another Laura Loomer exclusive that has been vindicated 6 months later.
In May, I broke a story about how Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang posed a massive national security risk and I showed how he’s been compromised by China and the CCP.
I reported how NVIDIA @nvidia Chairman and CEO Jensen Huang was set to join the board of Tsinghua University, an elite Chinese institution operating under the direct leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
He decided to join their board after he was selected to serve on President Donald Trump’s President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), a key body providing high-level guidance on critical emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and national security-related innovation.
Absolutely nobody should be surprised to see that Jensen Huang was reportedly “targeted” by a woman who looks like a possible Chinese honeypot.
Targeted? Or willing participant?
I’ve always said to keep an eye on Jensen Huang because if China secures AI dominance before the US, he will be to blame, in my opinion.
It won’t end well with him. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him defect to China someday to be honest.
When I sent my report to the DoW and White House in May, everyone was shocked and horrified but nobody did anything about it.
So, I’m not shocked by the report in the @nytimes today by @jonathanvswan @maggieNYT.
nytimes.com/2026/10/29/us/po…
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🚨 National Security Threat Posed By Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang 🚨
‼️ @nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Joins Board Of CCP-Controlled Tsinghua University @Tsinghua_Uni In Beijing While Serving On President Trump’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) ‼️
Cc: @POTUS @JDVance @SusieWiles47 @Scavino47 @FBIDirectorKash @SenRickScott @SenTomCotton
NVIDIA Chairman and CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly joining the board of Tsinghua University, an elite Chinese institution operating under the direct leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
This move comes as Huang serves on President Donald Trump’s President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), a key body providing high-level guidance on critical emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and national security-related innovation.
This dual role is not merely a conflict of interest, but it represents a major national security risk.
Tsinghua University is no ordinary academic institution. It functions as a primary incubator for China’s top CCP leadership and a central hub for advanced defense and dual-use technological research. Its governance is deeply integrated with the Chinese Communist Party: the university’s CCP committee holds significant authority, and the institution is co-supervised by bodies like the State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense (SASTIND).
Tsinghua hosts multiple defense laboratories focused on areas such as military AI, guided missiles, and rocket technology, all aligned with China’s military-civil fusion strategy.
Tsinghua University plays a big role in advancing Beijing’s strategic ambitions, including talent cultivation for the CCP elite and technology transfer that bolsters China’s military modernization. Allowing a leader of America’s premier AI and semiconductor company, whose technology is vital to U.S. superiority in computing, autonomous systems, and defense applications, to sit on its board creates an unacceptable channel for CCP influence, sabotage, spying and leakage of sensitive expertise to China.
On their website, Tsinghua Univeristy brags about appeasing Xi JinPing and the CCP.
In one press release on their website titled “Tsinghua Establishes Institute for Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era”, Tsinghua Univeristy said,
“The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has approved the establishment of 10 research institutes to study and interpret Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. The Institute for Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, Tsinghua University was established on January 15th.”
Source: tsinghua.edu.cn/en/info/1244…
Jensen Huang must choose a lane.
Advising U.S. policy on technologies that safeguard American leadership while embedding himself in a CCP-overseen entity dedicated to rivaling that very edge sends the wrong signal. In an era of strategic competition, where China aggressively pursues technological self-reliance and military dominance, such entanglements are completely unacceptable.
America’s technological supremacy is not a bargaining chip. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle should demand full transparency and clear boundaries to protect national security interests. This is about safeguarding the innovation ecosystem that keeps the United States ahead.
Jensen Huang MUST be removed from President Trump’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST).
This is completely insane.
RECEIPTS 👇🏻
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"I think the Democratic Party is in the worst place it's ever been, in the 250-year history of the country," billionaire investor Bill Ackman has said.
He described the party as "crazy, radicalized" and "anti-American," per FOX
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BREAKING: House Democrats have introduced a resolution that Congress should not bail out AI firms in the event of a financial crisis and should be subjected to the ordinary bankruptcy process.
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دوستان چینی 🇨🇳 یونانی 🇬🇷 ارمنی 🇦🇲 قبرسی 🇨🇾
آیا میدونستید کشور ترکیه نماد روی پرچمش رو از ایران دزدیده؟
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Picture selling your house to live on a cruise ship for the next 15 years. Two years in, the ship docks in Cambodia and the company tells everyone to get off.
That just happened to about 200 people. And at today's fuel prices, the $120,000 they paid for a cabin covers as little as 15 months of fuel.
The ship is the Villa Vie Odyssey. It was built in 1993, sat in storage through Covid, and a Florida startup bought it for about $13 million. Their pitch was simple. You buy your cabin up front, starting around $120,000, you pay a monthly fee starting at $1,750 a person, and the ship sails around the world nonstop for 15 years.
The trouble started way before anything went wrong. The company says fuel was running about $1,800 per cabin per month before this year. So someone living alone in a cheap cabin was paying less each month than it cost just to fuel the average cabin, and that's before you feed anybody, pay 156 crew, or fix anything on a 33-year-old ship.
Then the Iran war kicked off in February and fuel went through the roof. In parts of Asia the company says it's now $6,000 to $8,000 per cabin per month.
And it gets worse, because a ship burns about the same fuel whether it's packed or half empty. The Odyssey can hold 650 passengers. It pulled into Cambodia with 203 on board, so the fuel for all those empty cabins was getting covered by the people who actually showed up.
If you were on the ship, you could probably feel it coming. One resident told the AP they'd been hit up for fuel money every two to four weeks. When a company that sold you a fixed price starts passing the hat that often, it's usually running out of road.
Now the company says it'll spend 60 days working on a "restructuring and recapitalization." If you paid six figures up front for years of service that just stopped, that phrase should worry you, because people who prepaid usually end up near the back of the line behind the lenders.
Most of these folks were promised 15 years on that ship, and they got a little over two.
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Nobody in the ’90s had “Roseanne Barr ages better than Madonna” on their bingo card. And yet here we are.
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That the Lula-Moraes government sought to seize Bolsonaro’s passport 7 minutes after election results were announced is literally all the proof you need that it’s a political persecution. Honest liberals have to acknowledge this or lose all credibility
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The UAE and Saudi could be on the verge of a deadly war with each other.
It is now confirmed that the UAE has been directly sharing intelligence with the Houthis on Saudi targets.
A senior US official had known about this intelligence sharing for a long time.
He warned the UAE to stop.
But the assistance continued anyway.
This means the UAE could have been directly responsible for the deaths of dozens of Saudi civilians.
Many Saudi nationals have now started seeing this as a massive betrayal.
Today, Yemen bombed the hell out of Aden International Airport.
A Saudi plane was on the ground during the first strike and narrowly escaped.
Flights from Cairo and Mumbai were diverted.
However, several flights from the UAE to Aden International Airport were cancelled under strange circumstances.
There is now serious doubt about whether the UAE knew about these attacks beforehand.
This could be linked to Saudi Arabia's support for the Sudanese Armed Forces.
Saudi Arabia has provided more than $3 billion in humanitarian aid.
Last month, Saudi also began purchasing Sudanese gold through the Saudi Gold Refinery.
They have significantly reduced their reliance on routes through Dubai.
This was a massive setback for the UAE.
Saudi and the UAE are also competing for ports and influence along the Red Sea.
The Houthis now have significant control over parts of the Red Sea coast.
This could also be one of the reasons why the UAE may have agreed to assist the Houthis in dismantling Saudi.
Many also believe the UAE's decision to assist the Houthis may have been influenced by Israel.
Things are now beginning to fall apart between Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
The Middle East could be staring at another catastrophe in the coming months.
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Every time "Stayin' Alive" plays in my playlist, my walk instantly transforms into a catwalk stride. In my head, everyone knows exactly what I'm listening to.
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Today nearly triple the number of nations voted no, abstained, or just chose not to vote—turning their back on Havana’s sham resolution at the UN.
More work to do, but the world is starting to push back on Cuban regime propaganda as their corruption and oppression is exposed. Cuba Libre!
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The Cuban regime tries to blame its failures on others, but the reality is clear: corruption, human rights abuses, and repression are the real roots of Cuba's problems.
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🚨 U.S-IRAN WAR IS TURNING OUT TO BE BRUTAL FOR EUROPE
Just look at what's happened since the war began:
• Natural gas prices: +206%
• Diesel prices: +39%
• Petrol prices: +27%
• Crude oil prices: +50%
• Eurozone inflation: 1.9% → 3.8%
• France's 10Y bond yield: 3.22% → 4.98%
• France's 30Y bond yield: 4.23% → 5.49%
• Germany's 10Y bond yield: 2.65% → 3.38%
Meanwhile, eurozone government debt has increased by nearly €492 BILLION in just six months.
France's debt has reached 119.1% of GDP, while Italy's is approaching 140%.
Economic growth is slowing, unemployment has edged higher, consumer confidence is falling, and the ECB has already started raising interest rates again.
The bigger concern is that Europe is heading into winter with energy prices already extremely high, government debt still rising and economic growth weakening.
If the war continues and energy prices rise further, Europe could face an even more serious inflation and debt crisis.
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Russia is a superpower only in the heads of American and European elites. 12 years of war and 1.5m Russian casualties and they still can’t defeat Ukraine.
🇵🇱 “The myth that Russia always wins has been successfully planted in the West. But history tells a very different story,” — Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski
The minister pointed out that Russia has not always emerged victorious from its wars:
“They lost the Crimean War. They lost the war against Japan. They emerged from World War I with their tails between their legs. They lost their invasion of Poland. They lost in Afghanistan. And they lost the Cold War.”
“So things can turn out very differently,” Sikorski emphasized.
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European Commission sounds the alarm (now !!!) about the number of oil refineries closing in the region over the last 20 years. "We need to counter this trend," says EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen. "This crisis is a wake-up call." Quite.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says Democrats have moved too far left, become too anti-business, and lost touch with common sense: “Stop blaming successful people for everything.” 🇺🇸
“I think they just got too far to the left, too anti-business, and too lacking in common sense.
Climate change is a real issue. Did we do a lot of intensely stupid things? We did, and people know that. Did we overdo DEI in a lot of cases? Yeah, we did.
Who thinks that if we give Washington another trillion dollars, it would be well spent instead of going to special interest groups? The inefficiency in the system is extraordinary.”
Stop dragging down America. Stop blaming successful people for everything.
Fix the schools. Lift up lower-paid people. I would double the Earned Income Tax Credit. That’s the best way to get money back in their hands.”
Jamie is a realist and that pisses a lot of people off. It’s what happens when you fail to identify with one party in complete unison. Having the ability to critically think through issues is beyond rare these days and exactly why we as a country have become so divided.
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Good morning.
The attached, from the Bloomberg article "US-Friendly Nations Slash Treasury Purchases by 60%, Led by Asia," points to a development that I've been writing about:
Historically dependable buyers and holders of US government bonds have been pulling back, driven by both local and global factors.
As such, the buyer base has been shifting towards more tactical, short-term investors and traders.
#economy #markets #bonds #yields
