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JUST IN - Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns after Paraguay’s central bank seized a major digital bank with close ties to the President.
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I did NOT know this. Holy sheet.
Hey @grok, concise no spin.
One of the 9/11 hijackers, Ziad Jarrah, had relatives entangled and serving in multiple intelligence agencies.
One relative, Assem Jarrah, was linked with German and European intelligence, and his business card literally survived the wreckage of Flight 93, tied to a top 9/11 operative.
Then in 2008, two more Jarrah relatives were arrested in Lebanon for espionage and treason. They had long been on a spy payroll, surveilling Hezbollah sites and scouting locations just before two major political assassinations in Syria.
@grok, state the country and agency these brothers were charged for working for.
Country and agency only.
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JUST IN: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's Supreme Leader says America's collapse is accelerating.
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💥ESTALLÓ EL ESCÁNDALO
🇵🇾 Se supo que el presidente del Paraguay, Santiago Peña, era accionista del Banco que estafó a millones de paraguayos con dinero del propio estado que Peña le otorgaba. La gente está en las calles pidiendo juicio político. Es un caos.
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JUST IN - EU President Ursula von der Leyen says that people's savings accounts are a problem
and that she must put this money "to the service of European companies"
says her plan to "securitize them" and "supervise them"
They're coming for your savings, Europe.
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URGENTE: 🇵🇾 Lo que acaba de suceder en PARAGUAY es una ADVERTENCIA para todos en la Tierra.
Más de 3 millones de personas (60% de la población adulta de Paraguay) han perdido el acceso a TODO. Sus cuentas bancarias. Sus pensiones. Congeladas. Inaccesibles.
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Demokracja według Unii Europejskiej. Niemieckie wojsko w Polsce. Urszula von der Leyen wysyła niemieckie wojsko do Polski. Donald Tusk wydał zgodę. Media o tym milczą. To musi zobaczyć świat.
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BANK LOCKDOWN COMING? FINANCIAL FREEDOM TAKEN AWAY? ALL YOUR SAVINGS TAKEN AWAY?
🚨 15 COUNTRIES REPORTED BANK HACKS AND ACCOUNT THEFTS IN ONE MONTH. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED TO EACH:
🇹🇼 Taiwan — NT$41.76 million (about $1.3 million) PULLED from 418 SinoPac customers in one day, even ones not logged in (refunded)
🇰🇷 South Korea — 37 financial firms BREACHED in about a month, about 473,000 records leaked, about 580 firms now checked
🇳🇵 Nepal — the central bank told banks to take websites OFFLINE; 22 customers lost Rs4.987 million to fake KYC calls
🇧🇷 Brazil — a RECORD 99 cyber incidents at the central bank in 9 months, 68 of them fraud
🇺🇸 USA — 14 indicted in Dallas: SIM swaps and BRIBED insiders targeted accounts holding more than $373 million
🇺🇸 USA — a Florida firm drained of $6.5 million in 15 wires over 3 days, over $4 million still MISSING
🇯🇵 Japan — more than ¥912 million (about $6.1 million) STOLEN from Yamagata firms by FAKE bank callers
🇻🇳 Vietnam — hackers sat inside bank systems for MONTHS, then took the banks' own money overnight
🇮🇩 Indonesia — 6,609 Bank Jambi accounts hit, Rp144.82 billion (about $8.8 million) moved out
🇫🇷 France — Crédit Mutuel Arkéa LOST about $133 million through a supplier (the LARGEST loss on this list)
🇸🇬 Singapore — $12.8 million sent to Cambodia on a FAKE signed letter (all recovered)
🇱🇰 Sri Lanka — the Treasury LOST $2.5 million to email fraud, still not recovered
🇲🇽 Mexico — a gang ran AI tools against the SPEI payment system
🇲🇾 Malaysia — RM1.985 million drained from a royal's accounts at 2 banks (civil suit)
🇨🇦 Canada — ex-RBC worker found GUILTY of opening 43 fake accounts for organized crime
🇳🇿 New Zealand — fake cop took over 22 people's banking, NZ$198k gone
No government has ordered a bank lockdown.
The thieves never needed one. They get in through apps, vendors and bribed staff.
Brazil beat its whole 2025 count in 9 months.
This is only the beginning.
Each of these hacks got its own small headline. Share this list so your family sees all 15 countries at once.
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🚨 PARAGUAY 🇵🇾 RIOTS IN THE STREETS AFTER 3 MILLION PEOPLE GOT LOCKED OUT OF THEIR OWN MONEY
The central bank shut down Ueno Bank, one of the biggest banks in the country.
3 million customers. About 60% of all adults in Paraguay.
Salaries. Pensions. Savings. FROZEN.
No app. No cards. No ATMs.
Even $380 million of the state pension fund is stuck inside.
Covid locked people inside their homes. This locked them out of their own money.
Then it turned POLITICAL.
President Santiago Peña, the right-wing friend of Milei and Kast, was a SHAREHOLDER in Ueno's holding company until 2025.
And the man he picked to run the central bank in 2023 used to run Ueno.
Within 24 hours:
• the central bank chief signed his resignation after Peña asked for it
• Ueno's CEO handed himself in to police, 5 more executives DETAINED
• crowds in central Asunción demanding Peña's exit
• the opposition pushing to impeach him
The last time Paraguay's banks broke, in 1995, more than half of them went down.
If you want the parts of this story Paraguay's government would rather you never heard, follow me.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇱 Vice President JD Vance says Republicans lost the midterm elections because of the war and US ties with Israel.
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Tax the rich …. En die besluiten dan om het land te verlaten .
Britain’s third-biggest taxpayer, billionaire Chris Rokos, is leaving the UK for Greece after paying £330 million in taxes last year.
But when Samantha was asked if she was upset about his departure, her response sparked an interesting debate about wealth, patriotism, and paying taxes.
The host pushed back, pointing out how much Rokos had contributed. But Samantha wasn’t convinced.
Is leaving your country to pay less tax a lack of patriotism, or simply a personal financial decision?
Male Host: Look at this. This is the UK’s third-biggest taxpayer leaving for Greece. This is Chris Rokos, a hedge fund billionaire and one of the UK’s richest taxpayers. He’s moving to Greece, where there are more generous tax rules for wealthy foreigners. He paid £330 million in tax last year.
Samantha, are you upset that he’s leaving?
Samantha: I think it’s always sad when we lose tax revenue to the country. But I do wonder what level of wealth it takes to feel so bitter that you decide to up and leave a country. If you’re a patriot, surely you want to pay your tax and contribute to the running of good services that people can access.
Male Host: We don’t know why he’s leaving, to be fair to him. He’s also given a lot of money to various charities.
Samantha: He is a billionaire. So it’s not like £330 million is an insignificant sum, but it’s proportionate to how much he is worth and how much he has.
Male Host: But it’s the third-highest individual tax payment.
Samantha: Great, well, we’re not the country in the world where people pay the highest taxes. It’s always sad to see people leave. I don’t think it would take a hell of a lot for me to want to leave the country I was born and bred in and feel incredibly proud of.
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Hamas has NEVER attacked a Christian church.
ISRAEL has BOMBED and DESTROYED every Christian church in Gaza.
Read that again.
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🇵🇾 Chaos on the streets as Paraguay’s largest digital bank collapses
Nearly 3 million customers affected as the country faces a major political and financial crisis.
Paraguay’s Central Bank (BCP) seized Ueno Bank, the country's largest digital lender, after its solvency ratio collapsed to less than half the legal limit.
Central Bank President Carlos Carvallo resigned at the request of President Santiago Peña. Carvallo previously chaired the finance company that evolved into Ueno Bank, drawing heavy criticism over regulatory blind spots and conflicts of interest.
The Specialized Unit for Economic Crimes and Anti-Corruption ordered the detention of eight high-level executives and figures tied to the bank, including founder and majority shareholder Miguel Vázquez and Ueno Bank President Juan Manuel Gustale.
The intervention completely froze Ueno Bank’s digital app, credit cards, and transfer capabilities. This has locked out roughly 3 million users, an estimated 60% of Paraguay's adult population, leaving many with no immediate way to access their money.
The state health and pension fund (IPS) has an estimated $380 million in public retirement funds invested in Ueno Bank.
Angry citizens, savers, and pensioners flooded the streets of the capital and gathered outside closed branches, demanding their cash and chanting for political accountability.
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JUST IN: 🇵🇾 Bank holding savings for half of Paraguay's population collapses.
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🚨 YOUR BANKING APP STOPS WORKING. YOUR CARD IS DECLINED. HOW LONG COULD YOU MANAGE?
For customers of Paraguay’s Ueno Bank, losing access to their money has become a reality after regulators placed the bank into resolution.
Imagine discovering that the money you need for food, fuel or tomorrow’s bills is temporarily out of reach.
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