Iranian whistleblower drops the playbook on how U.S. elections are being stolen, demonstrating in real time, just how easy foreign actors can hack U.S. voter systems and flood swing states with ballots. It starts with simple SQL injection using a basic downloadable tool to breach voter registration databases in 40 states. No nation-state malware needed, just basic web exploits on misconfigured government sites. Operators pull complete voter rolls, names, addresses, birthdates, status, and mass-extract the data. The demo shows Alaska's entire database as proof, creating ready-made lists for identity hijacking. Using the stolen data, you see just how easily thousands of fraudulent Federal Write-In Absentee Ballots (FWABs) are generated through the official FVAP "dot" gov website, the same system for legitimate military/overseas voters. These fake ballots can be rapidly submitted to pad counts in battleground areas with almost no detection. The whistleblower claims this method produced hundreds of thousands of fraudulent ballots per state, 134,000 in Alaska alone. This explains the uniform "all Biden" mail-ins with no folds, perfect numerical order, sudden military/overseas surges with identical timestamps and non-military addresses. This combines foreign interference with domestic weaknesses in mail-in processes and systems like Dominion/ES&S, turning "legal" absentee pathways into undetectable fraud vectors. Without major reforms, hand-counted paper ballots, voter ID, chain-of-custody audits, abolishing electronic machines, this remains the playbook for stealing future elections.

Women are getting meaner. Never marry a woman obsessed with money and status. She will never be happy, and she will never make you happy.

People (you) often speak their thoughts as faults of another. Notice how your reaction is worded as someone else's mistake.

Fear the boom and the bust. youtube.com/watch?v=d0nERTFo…

🏙️ A man decides to finally drone-map one of the wealthiest and most private cities in America — North Oaks, Minnesota, the only unmapped city left in the country. After he posts the footage, the city sends him a legal letter accusing him of invading their privacy and telling him never to return. He then discovers something that completely flips the script: the city has been using Flock surveillance cameras at every single entrance and exit, tracking every vehicle that comes and goes. This double standard launches him into a two-month deep dive into America’s massive surveillance system. In the end, he removes all his Street View images from Google Maps — except for one drone selfie of himself — and immediately re-uploads the rest to an open-source mapping platform. These kinds of privacy hypocrisies always reveal the real story.

Cops TOOK $53K in donations meant for an orphanage! Without any evidence, the cops claimed it must have been “drug proceeds.” So they took the cash… but left the checks! (They couldn’t cash those.) Here’s how cops legally steal peoples’ money:

Spammers aren't qualified to decide #bitcoin 's fate. Run #bip110 #knots with pocket node for free on your phone.

This man is a restaurant owner and he says that Door Dash is a completely different restaurant within a restaurant. Prices are higher when you order from them because Door Dash can take up to 30% from the business. So when you think you are helping that business by ordering from them through Door Dash, sometimes you aren’t. He also says that Door dash sometimes lets the food you ordered sit for for 20,30, even up to 45 minutes before they pick it up. So when you get it and it’s cold and call to complain, it was made on time but they were late. As he says, I know it’s a convenience but I don’t like paying and extra fee. And herring this from him, I don’t think I will ever use it. Why don’t these restaurants just cancel their contract with Door Dash? Do you use Door Dash? Will what he said change your mind about using them? What’s been your experience with them?

“Intuition goes before you, showing you the way. Emotion follows behind, to let you know when you go astray. Listen to your inner voice. It is the calling of your spiritual GPS system seeking to keep you on track towards your true destiny.” — Anthon St. Maarten

“If it's meant for you, you won't have to beg for it. You will never have to sacrifice your dignity for your destiny.” — Chelsis Porter [ Art • “Opposites Attract” by Mendez Mendez Art ]

AI agents shouldn't get the full key to your kingdom. Today we're releasing Nunchuk CLI: create a shared Bitcoin wallet with your agent, give it a spending budget, and keep the final say. Build Bitcoin agents with bounded authority.

Two narratives on the Strait of Hormuz, petroyuan rising, or US-engineered disruption. "Most oil is moving through diplomatic back channels and quid pro quo trades. Locals say their main concern isn't insurance. It's not getting blown up." - @JohnArnoldTen31

“The path of seeking truth within & without is not an easy one. It goes literally against everything we’ve been told and taught by society and governments. The indoctrination of lies, the conditioning & programming is deep and far reaching. It has been going on for millennia.🧵

BREAKING: Final Charge Dismissed Against David Daleiden for Exposing Planned Parenthood Aborted Baby Part Sales lifenews.com/2026/04/02/fina…

Form 1099-DA is becoming a major issue as people approach filing deadlines. Everyone is confused. Even tax professionals are struggling with it. With most 1099 forms, it’s simple. Each box maps clearly to a specific place on the tax return. Box 1 goes here, Box 2 goes there. Straightforward. That’s not how the 1099-DA works. Instead, it lists a large amount of detailed, broken-down data without clearly showing which totals belong in which boxes on the tax return. So preparers are forced to manually piece it together, adding up numbers just to figure out what to report. That’s where the problems start. For example, one Coinbase 1099-DA showed long-term capital gains with a cost basis that didn’t clearly match the underlying detail. At the same time, stablecoin transactions were separated from other short-term activity, even though they can function the same way. So now you have multiple categories, unclear totals, and no obvious mapping into tax software. And that creates a real issue. Tax software expects clean, summarized inputs. But the 1099-DA provides fragmented data. So accountants are left guessing which numbers belong where. If professionals are confused, taxpayers don’t stand a chance. In fact, over the past two weeks, we’ve had several consultations where taxpayers were told by their preparer, “I’m not doing this. You’re on your own." That’s not rare. Many high-volume preparers rely on speed. They expect to complete a return in about an hour. Just figuring out a 1099-DA can take longer than that. The result is obvious. More errors. More inconsistent reporting. More headaches for both taxpayers and the IRS. The form does a great job of giving the IRS detailed information. But it does a poor job of helping people actually use that information correctly. There’s talk about allowing electronic versions and uploads, which could help. But that raises new questions. Will tax software integrate properly? Will this shift more burden onto software providers and users? Even with those changes, the core issue remains. The form itself is not clear. The totals are not obvious. And the path from the form to the tax return is not intuitive. Until that gets fixed, confusion is going to continue.

I am pleased to announce I will be re-joining the Bitcoin Magazine team. It has been over a decade since I last worked as a technical editor, but the time has come to help them with their mission once again, this time as an intern proofreader.

Diversity of merit. Some are good some are bad. ... Let's have diversify of quality at restaurants. Sometimes when you order a burger, it will have feces on it. That's a great idea. I love diversity of merit.

When it comes to those with bad judgement (core) it's best when they're mad. It means they aren't in control. Their power cannot be trusted. #bip-110

Unfortunately miners can't be trusted to do the right thing. Their acceptance of spam is proof positive. Segwit2x and the bitcoin wars is further proof. Their nonconcern over miner centralization. Think of miners like Walmart's grocery isle. Not truly concerned about your health.

If you buy gas at the pump, are you allowed to spray the gas everywhere? On the ground? No. Even though you paid for it. Bitcoin is the same, with spam. A transaction is valid because you paid for the fee? Then dumping gasoline and lighting it is legal because you bought it.