👑~KING MIDAS~👑

“I would have gold, much gold. I would have that touch by which all common and valueless things become golden treasures.”

[👑~KING MIDAS~👑 @PhrygianKing]

@Nero He got Bogdanoff'd

[Ounka @OunkaOnX]

One of Epstein's properties sold to Howard Lutnick for $10. The notary? The guy who filmed the 9/11 attacks. Just a totally normal chain of events with absolutely nothing to see here

[👑~KING MIDAS~👑 @PhrygianKing]

@ProjectConstitu @RealCandaceO Boy I wonder what country could stand to benefit from all this? It sure is a mystery!

[Stonetoss Comics @stonetoss]

My Grok superbowl commercial contest submission:

[Fifty Shades of Whey @davenewworld_2]

An email to Epstein in 2010 that describes deliberate search-engine manipulation to bury reporting on his crimes. They boosted "all the other Epstein's" to bury any direct searches for his name + pedophile. This is clear evidence of coordinated, deceptive reputation control.

[Uncommon Sense @Uncommonsince76]

This description of Jeffrey Epstein was written in 2009…

“Epstein is a member of the “Trilateral commission” founded by David Rockefeller… widely known as a Rockefeller institution but is really an offshoot of the Rothschild entity “Royal institute of international affairs.”

9 years before people really knew what was going on with Epstein.

Michael Collins Piper was one of the best researchers of all time.

[HEATHER C. @Heatherc_77]

🚨Epstein Files

THIS IS HUGE.

The individual who anonymously posted on 4Chan the morning of Epstein’s death, August 10, 2019 claiming he witnessed weird happenings at the prison before Epstein’s death has been identified in the Epstein files.

Roberto Grijalva, an officer at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York has been identified as the anonymous prison employee who posted on 4Chan claiming Epstein left his cell Friday evening shackled in a medical wheelchair while at the same time an unauthorized trip van arrived at the prison, which he believes took Epstein away the night BEFORE news broke of his death.

The day after Epstein’s death, U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman of the SDNY opened a Grand Jury proceeding and subpoenaed 4Chan, Apple, AT&T and Citibank for records aiming to uncover Grijalva’s identity following the anonymous 4Chan post.

Grijalva’s name is not redacted on his bank records included in the SDNY subpoena response from Citibank for his 4Chan post, and ties to the same Prison Officer Roberto Grijalva whose statements were released as part of the prison’s investigation into Epstein’s death.

This is HUGE. We now have validation the 4Chan post from 8/10/2019 is a legitimate eyewitness account from an MCC prison officer that Epstein may have been switched out before news broke of his alleged suicide.

@MJTruthUltra @truestormyjoe @RedpillDrifter @TheStormRedux @TheNotoriousLMC @deluxe_pepe @AwakenedOutlaw @realDonaldTrump @DanScavino

[Gary @plzbepatient]

The future of the internet is two Indians using LLMs to have slopversations, forever

[Arthur MacWaters @ArthurMacwaters]

I used to think this was right-wing hyperbole

1. American citizens pay 40% tax

2. Politicians use these funds to attract immigrants and give them benefits.

3. Then they loosen voting rules.

4. Then they win, and the cycle repeats

**5. If called out, they call you racist/phobic to deflect.

I'm now confident this is a statistical fact.

[Project Constitution @ProjectConstitu]

🚨EXPOSED: Military Intelligence Tool Reveals Truth About Erika Kirk's Anger – Overwhelming Signs of a PSYOP (80/100)!😱

A new analysis of the widely circulated Fox News interview with Erika Kirk—in which she firmly dismissed speculation and "conspiracy theories" about her husband's death, has revealed significant concerns regarding the narrative surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination.

That interview was evaluated using the NCI Engineered Reality Scoring System (version 8.3).

Developed by behavioral expert and former military intelligence specialist Chase Hughes, the NCI system is a rigorous 20-category analytical tool designed to identify potential psychological operations (PSYOPs) in public narratives. It assesses elements such as timing, emotional manipulation, suppression of dissent, missing critical information, tribal division, framing techniques, and other indicators of engineered influence. Each category is scored from 1 (not present) to 5 (overwhelmingly present), with total scores interpreted as follows:
0–25: Low likelihood
26–50: Moderate likelihood
51–75: Strong likelihood
76–100: Overwhelming signs of a PSYOP

The interview received a total score of 80/100, placing it firmly in the "overwhelming signs" range.
Particularly high scores were recorded in:

✅Emotional manipulation (leveraging grief to discourage scrutiny)
✅Tribal division (framing questioners as disloyal to the conservative cause)
✅Missing information (omitting discussion of security failures and documented inconsistencies)
✅Suppression of dissent (characterizing legitimate inquiries as harmful or exploitative)
✅Framing techniques (positioning the grieving widow against purportedly insensitive theorists)

This elevated score does not conclusively prove intentional deception or a cover-up, but it strongly indicates that the presentation may have been carefully engineered—potentially to deflect legitimate questions, protect institutional interests, and consolidate narrative control following the tragedy.

Critical thinking remains essential. Healthy skepticism and demand for transparency are not betrayal—they are the foundation of truth-seeking.
Share if you believe in pursuing facts over controlled narratives.

Major Props to @SCfactsonly who performed this evaluation. Be sure to go give them a FOLLOW!

[Alaric @0xAlaric]

Re: people sniping at Rittenhouse wedding pics — after ten years of downright worshipful media and discourse about black hood culture, I’m kind of put off by sneering contempt for white “low culture.” Yeah, they aren’t “aesthetic” in their wedding photos. No Green Polo Nationalism Vibes. His wife even has tattoos, the scandal!

He’s a Midwestern chud, dude. Do we have to go thru this haughty schtick where we acquiesce to snide leftist jabs about them being prole-coded and therefore Cringe? Obungus invited Kendrick Lamar to the White House — as far as I’m concerned, Rittenhouse could’ve had limp bizkit play his wedding and a pitbull as the ring-bearer and I wouldn’t have any desire to pile on. Do you ever see communists do this whole “erm, cringe!” bit about their freak-avatars? No. Never.

Plus, what, you have strong opinions on Kyle Rittenhouse’s wife’s “wedding hair?” On the composition of their instagram pictures? No, you don’t. You just desperately need to signal that you’re Better Than The Chuds, that you’re not a Trashy Midwestern Prole, that you should be accepted by the online female collective as defined by bisexual pinkos in Bushwick desperately trying to “post like dril.” You’re One of The Good Ones, yo. In engaging with this you prove yourself to be a spiritual homosexual, no better than a gossip-rag worm munching on People magazine circa 2006.

Grow up. You don’t have to “have a take.” This whole obamacore performative distaste for Chud Aesthetics is repulsive.

[Mike Cagney 🇺🇸 @mcagney]

Citadel makes a lot of money paying for order flow. They pay over $1B a year for flow, so you can bet they made a lot more than that (they aren't in the business of losing money).

The problem (for Citadel) with a blockchain native equity market is that those markets trade bilaterally, with atomic settlement. I put a bid out - you put an offer out. If you lift my offer (say through a market order), that's the price we both get. There is no way to intermediate between buyer and seller as a market maker. That's bad for Citadel.

So it's not surprising they don't seem to be fans of putting equity native on blockchain where it can bilaterally. Market makers aren't the only ones who don't like this. Introducing brokers, prime brokers, DTCC - none of them benefit.

But I bet you can guess who does benefit...

Public equity native to public blockchain, trading on self custody, self settle marketplaces. Accessing DeFi for borrow and lend. Cross collateralizing to other digital assets.

This is the way. And it's coming.

[👑~KING MIDAS~👑 @PhrygianKing]

@mensahkel99 @sleepyismystate @JasonSh46959152 @LangmanVince You might actually be retarded so I'll refrain from dunking on you.

[MILO @Nero]

yikes

[👑~KING MIDAS~👑 @PhrygianKing]

@jsnjarrell76 @Bannons_WarRoom @JOEBOTxyz It's been the only way things actually get done in DC for like a decade.

[👑~KING MIDAS~👑 @PhrygianKing]

@elonmusk No, it's a biological problem with engineering solutions.

[👑~KING MIDAS~👑 @PhrygianKing]

AMERICA

[The Carnivore RN @wilsonhlthcoach]

55-year-old patient goes in to see his doctor because his feet have become numb and tingly.

Doctor: You have neuropathy and diabetes. Here's a prescription for insulin & supplies to check your blood sugars. Here's a prescription to help with the neuropathy, a BP med, and a cholesterol med just in case. Also, here's a referral to a diabetic dietitian.

Dietician: You need to check your blood sugar first thing in the morning, and before & after every meal. Give yourself insulin depending on your results. Also, here's a diet plan I want you to follow. Eat plenty of vegetables, fruits, and fiber. Eat lean proteins and low-fat dairy. Eat complex carbs like rice and potatoes.

Patient spends a year staying strict with the diet. Loses a little weight but is constantly hungry and has cravings. Fasting blood sugars are 150-180. Post-meal sugars in the mid-200s. Patient always covers morning and meals with insulin.

Patient begins to slack on diet because he's always so hungry. Blood sugars are always high. Patient sees doctor for regular visits and labs.

Five years go by. Patient has a heart attack and needs a couple stents.

Doctor: Keep taking the statin, your cholesterol looks great. Here's a prescription for a blood thinner. Here's info on a heart-healthy diet. Avoid red meat, eggs, saturated fats, and sodium. Cook with "heart-healthy" seed oils.

Another five years go by. Patient has another heart attack and needs a quadruple bypass. Has surgery, sits in the hospital for one week then a PT rehab for two weeks.

Doctor: You now have chronic kidney disease. Here's a prescription for another BP med, a med to help you pee, and a med to help with pain. Also, here's a prescription to help you sleep and help with anxiety and depression.

One year goes by. Patient begins to develop an injury on his toe that won't heal. Goes to see the doctor.

Doctor: We need to remove your toe.

Patient has surgery then sent to a PT rehab then sent home. Mostly uses a wheelchair to get around. A few months later develops another injury on another toe.

Doctor: We need to remove that toe too.

Patient has surgery then sent to PT rehab again. Goes home. Starts to have a painful heel injury that won't heal.

Doctor: We need to remove the heel of your foot.

Surgery and PT rehab yet again. Stuck in a wheelchair. On a whole list of meds. Trying to stick to a diabetic heart-healthy diet. Always hungry. Blood sugars still spiking, fasting sugar still high, always covering with insulin.

Goes to visit a family member who eats carnivore. Eats only steak & eggs for a few days. Notices how satisfied his appetite feels. He doesn't have cravings. He's not constantly hungry. Eats 1-2x per day. Post-meal blood sugars 120. He's shocked! Even his fasting blood sugar is never that low. Fasting sugar is 90-100. He doesn't have to give himself insulin the entire time he's visiting his family member.

He feels that he could've avoided all the health issues altogether if he had done carnivore as soon as he was diagnosed with diabetes.

Goes back home. Sees his doctor and tells him how he ate and how low his blood sugars were. Doctor freaks out and says it's not a good way to eat. Tells him and the wife that he needs to stick to his diabetic "heart-healthy" diet. They listen. They go home and right back to where they were. Him always hungry, having blood sugar spikes, taking insulin.

This is the perfect patient for healthcare, insurance, and big pharma. They stay sick and their life is prolonged while these organizations collect the money from their illness.

[Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1]

The left hates Sydney Sweeney because she is attractive , knows it, and doesn’t apologize it

What they hate is anything that reeks of natural hierarchy. Of being superior in every way to the grey lump that composes the indistinguishable and uninspiring mass of our “equal” and democratic society

Hence why the “good genes” ad is so hated by them. It is obviously true, and in being true is an expression of the similarly true fact that many genes are bad, and nearly all are not as good as hers

Not apologizing for that recognition is important because a rejection of equality is what defines the right, and why her refusal to apologize is so critical