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🇵🇰 EXCLUSIVE: IMRAN KHAN'S SONS SAY THE PAKISTANI GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO KILL THEIR FATHER!
I spoke again with Qasim and Sulaiman Khan, and this conversation was the most heartbreaking.
Not only is their father, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, still in solitary confinement, but his three courageous sisters, Aleema, Uzma and Noreen, have now also been arrested
And when @PTIofficial supporters hit the streets, many were arrested, beaten, and even killed!
Imran Khan’s sons say they haven't spoken to their father in over 6 months, nobody has seen him for 2 months, and they're increasingly worried about his deteriorating health.
I asked them the hardest question of all: Do they still believe they’ll ever see their father again?
Qasim admitted, he has very little hope, but they will never stop fighting
I told them both I wouldn't give up hope.
And I meant it.
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Paste a coin, reverse engineer its stack and launch a alternated unique fork.
This month “Reverse Engineer Anything” became the fastest-growing repo on GitHub: 365,000 stars and 91,000 forks in six months, one MCP that lets an agent take any program apart, down to the binary. We asked a smaller question: can you reverse engineer a coin? A coin has no binary. What it has is a website, a story, and a pattern it copied from the coin before it.
What exists
Every coin leaves a record outside its chart: its website, its scripts, its pumpfun description, its X bio, and when the site dies, the Internet Archive’s copy. REA’s rule is that a finding without evidence is not a finding. Behind that, our own corpus: 62 studies of agent and launchpad coins and 192 named patterns drawn from them.
We built REVERSEPAD
Paste a contract address and the coin is taken apart in about a minute into a DNA card: what it claims, how it says it, what the site is made of, what is real and what is implied. Then three alternated forks: new coins built on the source’s shape, never its name, ticker or pictures. A fork gets a full site with its own generated art in about thirty seconds and launches on https://t.co/MwoM6XuKRx from your own Phantom.
How a fork gets launched
Paste the address. Read the card. Pick a fork or edit it into your own twist. Open its site. Approve once in Phantom. The coin is live with its site in the description and “Forked from” pointing back at the source.
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IDK if this is going to be worth it.
I was looking through the recent @BlackRock filing for PBIT, a proposed Bitcoin ETF.
The trade-off: your gains would be capped in exchange for seeking to limit your losses when Bitcoin falls.
Imagine you invest $1,000:
• BTC falls 30%: $700 in BTC vs. $900 if the fund loses 10%.
• BTC rises 50%: $1,500 in BTC vs. $1,200 if the fund gains 20%.
This is essentially what they are trying to do, and although it's still in the works.
I’m wondering: is this something people would want?
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It has been Speculated Zelensky spent $42M for a Cold War Private Nuclear Bunker in Nova Scotia, Canada, (OUR MONEY) the Bunker is a 64,000 square feet real estate investment and the money just seems to keep rolling in for his continued war efforts.
Zelenskyy did visit the Halifax area in late 2025 for a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney (widely reported by the real Toronto Sun and others).
Think of it like this, Zelensky uses American taxpayers money and we never have a real accounting of Where it goes, meanwhile our Country and Citizens that could use help has less available resources available to them. Zelensky always runs around talking about how the people in Ukraine are suffering then why is there money available for the Bunker in another Country?
The most useful agent you work with next year will not be one agent.
It will be a coordinator quietly hiring a researcher, a checker, a writer and a specialist you have never heard of, each one the best at its part.
You see one answer. Underneath, a small market did the work.
That is what Synapse is built for.
The other feedback (which was actually my problem that's why I called your CS) is the time it takes for https://t.co/kXiWPPamuV to transfer purchased points to my Atmos account, is up to 72 hours. I've ignored that because in most cases (like with AA and AirCanada, this fineprint was never an issue and points were reflected almost real-time). And the fact that you will offer that option on your checkout (see attached screenshot) gives customers impression that maybe, the points could be reflected faster since you have endorsed it at checkout (which has a session time of up to 15 minutes). It's illogical to endorse buying points when the customer won't be able to get that flight anyway because https://t.co/kXiWPPamuV will take 72 hours.
Anyway so I learned the hard way-- 72 hours is not fine print, but is the standard of https://t.co/kXiWPPamuV (that's even low by Asia standards!).
So the flight that I wanted yesterday (but lacked miles, and trustfully bought as the checkout prompt led me to),
is now gone. :(
And worst, https://t.co/kXiWPPamuV already took my money-- they have their non-refundable clause. By US standards that's horrendous.
Perhaps Alaska (nor any other airline) should reconsider outsourcing points purchase. The end user experience, for real customers is really not worth it. Only my opinion though. Bottomline is probably the money and savings you guys have with partnering with them.
@thepointsguy FYI only if it helps. #points.com
I’ve been active on @ycombinator cofounder matching, but haven’t found the right fit yet.
It’s got me thinking about building something for cofounder search using the tech we developed @gortexlabs.
If you’ve tried finding a cofounder online, what’s the one thing you wish worked differently?