25 | any pronouns | white, living w LC, ND, queer šŸ’›šŸ’ššŸ¤

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Liberals’ function is to prevent revolution. The indoctrination of liberals trains them to obstruct, discredit, demean any authentically liberatory movements, and make sure they never get traction.
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A few years ago I brought on behalf of the estate of a murdered 17 year old whose CSAM and murder vids were being shared. She was becoming a posthumous influencer (IG went from 3k to 260k followers). The NDNY judge said estates have no interest in post-death reputation. Instagram refused to give control to the admin of her estate. It is clear that Meta makes TONS of money off memorial accounts and there is no scrutiny.
BREAKING: Meta secures a patent for an AI that can keep a user’s account running after their death by posting, messaging, and video calling using the user’s past behavior.
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Here is an explanation of Epstein that makes more sense than this typical garbage from commentators like Matt, with their anti-communist, anti-Soviet explanations and apologia for capitalism—complete with scary Russian words. Epstein's roots are fundamentally in anti-communism and the Cold War. (We should remember that Israel itself was fiercely anti-communist because communism presented a competing ideology that could draw Jews away from Zionism and the project of building what is essentially a fascist, Jewish-supremacist state. Despite now amassing so much power that it influences U.S. policy, Israel began as America's lapdog in the Middle East, happily tasked for decades with crushing progressive movements on behalf of U.S. and European interests.) Cold War’s covert networks (CIA, NSA, etc...) didn’t vanish in the ā€˜90s after they were repeatedly exposed by the public and movements in the US and USSR didn't exist anymore. It mutated. They fragmented into private jets, offshore accounts, and "philanthropic" black boxes. Look at the people who are all implicated around him: academics, philanthropists, and politicians. Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) (1972-1991) was the CIA’s real "bank of doom." Financed anti-Soviet jihadists in Afghanistan. Laundered drug money. Funneled arms via Adnan Khashoggi. Linked Saudi intel, Pakistani ISI, and Langley. A perfect covert pipeline. Then it collapsed. Khashoggi ran so Epstein could walk. What happened after the Post-BCCI vacuum? Khashoggi—BCCI’s top client—partnered with Robert Maxwell (Ghislaine’s Mossad-tied father). Their network: Arms deals, dictator bribes, intel cashflows. Epstein inherited this playbook, and then he privatized it; he made it into a private network. The same kinds of shifts were happening in Academia: Cold War military funding got scrutinized in the 1970s. So they decentralized: Think tanks. "Independent" research hubs e.g. Santa Fe Institute (SFI). They created complex systems, which meant a new kind of warfare research, "free market" fundamentalism being tested and exported, and most importantly, it was privately funded, so all of this could be "deniable." Jeffrey Epstein's association with the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) exemplifies how the military-academia complex can be repackaged as elite "pure science," where his donations facilitated access to Nobel laureates and obscured the agendas of private capital and corporations that shielded state interests. This is a core mechanism of neoliberal innovation: it turns networks into a hall of mirrors where oversight is impossible, deliberately scattering components across intelligence, academia, and finance to leave little evidence, drown critics in "coincidences," and ensure accountability is difficult by design. The collapse of the BCCI did not end the era of dark finance but inaugurated its next, more sophisticated phase—the Epstein era. This system upgraded the tools of state power: covert ops were outsourced to private billionaires, black budgets were hidden in philanthropic trusts, and influence was laundered through elite social and academic networks. It operates as a hall of mirrors, deliberately scattering components across intelligence, academia, and finance to create plausible deniability, drown critics in "coincidences," and make accountability structurally impossible. Consequently, the suppressed "Epstein list" is not merely being buried to protect individuals from pedophilia charges; its full exposure would rip open the veil on how the modern military-industrial and knowledge production complex, spanning the U.S., Israel, and beyond, actually functions in real-time.
The Jeff Epstein saga isn't a scandal about pedophilia, it's about a Russian word called 'blat,' a Soviet-era word meaning 'the use of personal networks for obtaining goods and services in short supply and for circumventing formal procedures.' It's about a kind of government. As with the large number of 'blatniks' in the Soviet era who made sure their factories got what they needed outside the formal state procurement process, Epstein greased the wheels for the neoliberal state. His job was governance. What does that mean? Well it's clear that Epstein was an entrepreneurial broker across multiple public and private bureaucracies, helping organize 'under-the-table' deals among the legal, business, intelligence, and political elites to allow them to escape the rule of law and traditional conflict of interest restrictions. It's statecraft to allow a superclass to systemically escape the formalized rules. The pedophilia and prostitution were part of it - that is obviously violating the rule of law - but so are the random favors Epstein bestowed. Like Epstein sending Senator Joe Manchin's request for a yacht, a request which came from the First lady of the Virginia Islands, to a random NY financier who might have one. Or working with Joi Ito at MIT and billionaire Reid Hoffman to restructure the Bitcoin Foundation. It's all about matching capital and talent and inputs outside of the restrictions ordinary people are subject to. This kind of governance is particularly important in Soviet-style states, where everyone knows the rules are fake, where skirting the system IS the system. Epstein and his affiliates thrived because of the weakened institutions of the United States, institutions enfeebled in many cases by the men in his network, like Larry Summers. These men adopted multiple roles - advisor, businessman, academic, board member, regulator - and put on the hat that best maximized their self-interest and the self-interest of their narrow network at that moment. The old world, where handing someone your business card meant you represented that institution, disappeared in the 1980s. Over the course of the 1990s, neoconservatives, neoliberals, bankers - ultimately Epstein's network - built this new social order. It was one where you couldn't succeed through the formal rules, but if you were let into the networks of trust by blatniks, you could do anything you wanted. While all the specifics of Epstein's network are not known, and while conspiracy theorists often have crazy views, they have correctly fingered that the world of meritocracy and formalized systems is increasingly a fraud. And that the real government lies elsewhere. In short, when formal democratic institutions like Congress stop governing, the networks of men like Epstein fill the power vacuum. Epstein built what Roy Cohn always wanted to have, but never achieved, because the then-institutions were too strong for him to break. Here's a passage from sociologist Janine Wedel's Shadow Elite on how this form of governance works.
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if anyone knows any good lawyers who work on cases surrounding violence against trans women pls DM me. i was jumped and held down at gunpoint and burned with cigarettes and they all lied and said i was the aggressor which is why i was arrested
guess who just spent all weekend in jail
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A patient who created a popular sheet on how to deal with somebody in postexertional malaise (PEM) has adapted it for hospital staff (repeat) #MEcfs #LongCovid
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The first photo is Liam Ramos last week when ICE kidnapped him after pre school. The second photo is Liam Ramos after a few days in an ICE camp. 2025 was the deadliest year on record for ICE. The conditions are appalling. Liam’s health is deteriorating. Let him go.
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This is the man behind UpScrolled: Issam Hijazi, a Palestinian Australian. Israel took 60 family members from him in this genocide. It pushed him to create this app. Now it’s the fastest growing in the world and has all these billionaires afraid.
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A VPN ban doesn’t mean that they’re going to lock up every single person who uses a VPN or watches porn. Your government’s strategy is to make ā€œcrimesā€ like this as common and easy to commit as possible. This way, if you ever do something completely legal which they *actually* don’t like, *which can be completely unrelated to VPNs or bypassing age verification,* they can pull up your internet history and easily prosecute you. Organize a legitimate protest, and the government’s swift response will be to label you a child sex offender because they found you using evil VPN technology. This is how free speech dies, not from a law that says ā€œfree speech is dead now,ā€ but from draconian, authoritarian laws like this that give the government ā€œplausibleā€ reasons to go after anyone, which can’t easily be fought against.
šŸ’Æ this, and I’m once again begging libertarian-type tech people to understand that a ā€œVPN banā€ or Chat Control doesn’t mean they’re going to prevent you specifically from using a VPN or an encrypted messenger. It means when they catch you doing so, they’ll use that fact itself as a pretense to lock you up without needing to do any ā€œhard workā€ like actually confirming whether you committed a real crime. Don’t think you won’t be impacted just because you know how to outsmart an ISP filter!
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An ICE observer in Chicago had her car rammed by CBP, they surrounded her vehicle, yelled at her to "do something bitch!" and then shot her 5 times. It was all caught on bodycam and none of the footage has been released.
NEWS — Chuck Schumer just announced Dem demands on DHS and ICE - end roving patrols, altering warrant rules - uniform code of conduct and accountability, - get rid of masks, body cameras required As we reported earlier this week, these ideas were gaining steam in the caucus
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"The game" that c!s men are playing is RAPE AND SEX TRAFFICKING BTW! THATS WHAT BEING A "PLAYER" REALLY MEANS.
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Replying to @CraigMokhiber
Will the small nation of Singapore @govsingapore, who steadfastly uphold the sanctity of International Law, esp for small vulnerable states, support, and indeed champion this motion at the UNGA? Will Singapore lead by example in contributing troops to this UN protection force?
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