š“āā ļø| Rational, not radical |š“āā ļø
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What is your theory? Is Candace a fed? Who is she working for and what is the goal? Assume Candace is an intelligence asset, sheās extremely valuable right? Every other deep state play over the past couple years has fallen on its face in embarrassing fashion butā¦
Here is the proof, itās not simple mistakes, itās completely fabricated. She is trying to take down Candace and Baron, why not have the same energy you had for Andrew Wilson? Is it her sob story about her childhood? Stop letting yourself be manipulated
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I donāt know whatās true with Leah and whatās not, and Iām not treating unverified claims like facts, but sheās clearly getting piled on with way too much harassment and personal attacks. People need to actually look at the evidence instead of just repeating whatever a big influencer says, and if weāre questioning her then SR claims and the stuff about him should get the exact same scrutiny. The way some large influencers amplified this makes it look coordinated and has shown me how many bullies are on this platformāyāall were probably the same ones in high school that Iād have thrown punches for to defend someone. Even if the allegations are true the harassment is still disproportionateāshow the evidence instead of humiliating her because bullying isnāt accountability š
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I believe in independent media. We need more independent researchers and more independent voices, which is why Iāll always root for people doing this work outside the big outlets. That being said, the people doing this work have to genuinely care about the information they put out and about the people receiving it. Otherwise weāre no better than the media conglomerates people come to us to escape.
The Leah Files just sent her midterm predictions to more than 41,000 subscribers, and Iām one of them. As I read through the post, I couldnāt help but notice her numbers were dramatically different from what Iād seen in the FEC filings this week. Her post is missing more than half of James Talaricoās fundraising. It ends by telling readers to look up everything on their ballot at her funding guide before they vote, and that guide says Maineās Democratic Senate nominee āhas reported raising nothingā when the FEC shows heās raised $26.9 million.
On top of that, her maps are missing states. New York and Rhode Island are gone, and āRCā isnāt a real state. They also list people who arenāt on the ballot. Oklahoma says āNuzzell,ā who isnāt running, and Florida says DeSantis, whoās term-limited. Indiana doesnāt even have a governorās race this year, and it says āBritzker.ā Thatās especially dangerous with early voting already underway.
When I asked her about it, she said it was published a few weeks ago, even though the post was only two hours old at the time. Then my note correcting her numbers was gone.
And look, nobody expects any of us to be perfect. Digging through all of these files and keeping everything straight in your head is a really tough job, and I get that more than anyone. But telling your readers to use a website you made before they vote, when itās full of outdated and wrong numbers, is where I draw the line. If independent media is going to be better than the outlets weāre pushing against, we have to get the facts right.
FEC, Talarico fec.gov/data/candidate/S6TX0ā¦
FEC, Jackson fec.gov/data/candidate/S6ME0ā¦
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Diving into @leahfiles' three-part YouTube series, "The New US Dollar: The One That Epstein Built."
Upfront, the facts about Epstein's involvement with Brock Pierce and the crypto industry are true and have been known for quite some time. So when I scrutinize Leah's claims about Tether, this is in no way a defense of those fucking pedos. Let's bring back the guillotine. Public square type shit.
She's convinced Tether will become the US digital dollar, or at least is headed that way.
You can't find a competent player in the crypto or Fintech space that actually believes this. Tether is the laughing stock of the US stablecoin market. Since the network went live, Tether has been mostly backed by cheap Chinese commercial paper and, until recently, has had little to no verifiable US reserves ; as Leah correctly mentions, the US government has fined it multiple times.
Tether is not a federally approved issuer in the United States. Tether's global company and its core stablecoin, USDT, are based offshore in El Salvador. Because USDT sits outside the direct oversight of US banking authorities, it does not meet federal guidelines outlined by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) or the GENIUS Act.
Tether attempted to rebrand as USAT, its "US regulatory compliant version," but it mostly failed. USAT serves LESS THAN 0.01% of the US stablecoin market. It has NO liquidity, which is the lifeblood of any currency. You can look this up on-chain right now.
This means Tether has no meaningful regulatory pathway forward to becoming the US digital dollar. So where's the evidence? Her claim that the GENIUS Act gave Tether special clearance is flat-out wrong. That framework applied to all stablecoins, and the requirement for qualified US reserves pushed Tether out and forced their failed rebrand!
She claims the DoJ won't actually "go after" Tether because it owns $140 million of US debt. Still, earlier she says the government ordered Ethereum to freeze wallets, thus denying access to funds. So which is it?
If the government can blacklist any wallet, then there's no reason it can't do the same to Tether.
She claims Bessent was brought in to crash the dollar, even though the dollar has been propped up on a house of cards for the last several decades. She mentions Howard Lutnick's ties to Epstein, and their investments in Tether, but doesn't specify how either man will circumvent Congress, the SEC, the CFTC, or the DOJ.
So why is Leah so worried about a stablecoin the US is actively fighting against using the executive branch?
Maybe it's everything she's NOT saying.
The true frontrunner for the US digital dollar is USDC and always has been. Circle created USDC. BlackRock is not only a strategic shareholder in Circle, but it also actively manages the Circle Reserve Fund (the massive pool of cash and Treasuries backing USDC).
USDC has a near monopoly on the US stablecoin market. It's the default software rail for US-based crypto exchanges.
So why no mention of USDC? The one stablecoin actually positioned to be the thing she's afraid of?
No mention of the US Digital Dollar Project. Accenture founded the DDP, which wrote the blueprint and tested the framework that Circle adopted for USDC. Accenture's largest institutional investors are BlackRock and State Street.
No mention of the pilot program run by Ripple Labs, which implemented a 1-for-1 US dollar-backed stablecoin in the US territory of Palau. This was a micro-scale sandbox for how USDC could operate globally.
It's fine to be off in predictions, but how are you wrong on things available in the public sphere?
What else is Leah not covering? What money is she not following?
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Savannah River Site (SRS) officials have declared a Site Area Emergency at 5:39 p.m. on 10-28-26 at the Site located near Aiken, SC.
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Can we stop talking about "former" intelligence agents and the podcast drama between them and maybe focus on real issues that matter?
How about "independent" media covers the many disturbing developments courtesy of the government (and the broader global governance structure) is currently doing, which in many areas is drastically under-reported, and try and hold actual power to account instead of reality TV-style mudslinging. Isn't it supposed to be different than mainstream media?
In the event these people don't still work for intelligence, they are doing their work of divide and conquer and distract for them. I for one am tired of having this dramaslop algorithmically thrown at me.
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Donāt listen to me . Listen to her own words . Although itās been a rough week , Leahās happy sheās gotten you not to listen to ācertain peopleā.
She didnāt say she uncovered finances . She said she stopped you from listening to certain people šÆ
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Shawn is busy being transparent about other things you guys heās above all the x drama your all beneath him take it up with the pregnant lady if you have any questions shawny boo boo daddy needs rest now fetch me my gummy bears you slavetard
Nicki Minaj Floated As Press Secretary Replacement By White House Staffers tmz.com/2026/10/25/nicki-minā¦
The timing of this all is way too sus for it to NOT be an op.
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Part of me wonders if this is some kind of set up if what Baron is saying is true. Remember a couple months ago they went really hard at Candaceās sponsors? Maybe that was an attempt to clear space to move Glacier in? They knew she would trust it because Shawn gave her a platform
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3 hours after Charlie Kirk was shot, a Steam group told members to encrypt about 'a very specific thing that happened'. Its name was engraved on a casing in an evidence bag 40 hours later. Discord sealed a million messages and said nothing happened. I focused on Steam.
The four engraved casings turned out to be the cipher. Each phrase has a home on Steam: a group, a wall, a game, a song. Every one of those homes was awake before the public knew a name.
Tyler Robinson, the man charged, is in none of those rooms. Lance Twiggs, his partner, is in all of them. The investigation never looked.
The story only makes sense with Tyler in it. He is not. Lance is. The people who own these words celebrated the killing, groom kids in the open, laugh about hacking the FBI, and are still posting under their own names. A man is on trial for his life, and the platforms are sitting on the rest.
Part one. The warning comes first, with the characters they hid inside its title. š§µ
@billiewebbb & @DiligentDenizen
ALT load in 4k. That goes for all photos
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I saw the messages tonight about Candace's show advertising for the Glacier app, which is Shawn Ryan's app. I will say this, I walked through my deep dive on Glacier yesterday on the Stew Peters show. If you want to see the full article, it's on my Substack with sources etc (link in bio and it's free). But some highlights below:
What Glacier is: Glacier sells a VPN, DNS protection, and disposable āburnerā phone numbers for $14.99 a month plus $4.99 a number.
But its history and scrub of that history, tells a much bigger story.
š© Glacier changed its privacy policy 11 days after it started charging. āNo logsā became every number you call, every number that calls you, when, how long, and your voicemail audio.
š© Sells āburnerā numbers with āno trail.ā But in reality, five burners on one account with one email and one credit card is one file, not five identities.
š© The number you buy is actually a Twilio line with Glacierās name on it. Twilio gave the government data in 4,285 of 4,842 requests last year. Glacierās policy doesn't mention what happens in the case of a subpoena.
š© Built by a contractor whose website said āHQ Fort Meadeā and whose CEOās bio said 20 years of telecommunications exploitation and data exfiltration. Both scrubbed before launch of Glacier. The address remained the same, but was scrubbed from the site.
š© Had a free version that collected nothing and published its code prior to Glacier's launch. Then it was pulled from both stores and the code was deleted.
š© Listed with the showās sponsors for 9 months. The companyās own press release names the host āCo-Founder, Glacier App.ā Never disclosed in a single episode.
š© Terms of service: NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER.
Full deep dive is on Substack (link in bio) and it's free.
Here's to hoping this will enable transparency that should exist for companies claiming to be privacy apps.
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During this 2025 interview with Shawn Ryan, Anduril Industries founder Palmer Luckey posed a hypothetical to Ryan:
Would he accept $10 billion over 10 years to continue his work while remaining independent?
Ryan said āyes,ā adding that he was already having that discussion.š½ļøšš¼