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💥 "THIS IS A MAJOR SCANDAL."
Senator Ron Johnson didn't mince his words.
Speaking at a Senate hearing, he declared:
"This is a major scandal."
Johnson alleged that:
"Hundreds of thousands [of] people are permanently disabled or possibly lost their life because our FDA hid the fact that there were safety signals screaming at them with the COVID injection."
He then issued a direct challenge to major news organisations:
"I need the mainstream media—CBS, ABC, CNN—to step forward and start covering what is a major scandal."
These are serious allegations made by the chairman of a Senate committee, and they will undoubtedly be debated.
One question remains:
If elected officials are making claims of this magnitude in a public hearing, shouldn't the public at least be encouraged to examine the testimony and the evidence for themselves?
Transparency isn't a threat to democracy.
It's one of its foundations.
@SenRonJohnson
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💥 "AMERICA WILL NEVER BE RULED BY THEM AGAIN." THE U.S. HAS NOW LEFT THE WHO.
History has just been made.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the United States has formally completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization.
His message was unmistakable:
"We made this decision to reclaim our independence, to protect American sovereignty, and to free our public health policy from a system that no longer serves the American people."
Kennedy accused the WHO of losing its way, citing bureaucracy, conflicts of interest and what he described as failures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
He confirmed:
🇺🇸 U.S. funding to the WHO has ended.
🇺🇸 U.S. government personnel have left the organisation.
🇺🇸 American health policy will be directed by U.S. institutions rather than the WHO.
He closed with a message aimed at those affected by the pandemic and its response:
"America will continue to lead... with science, with integrity, with transparency and with accountability."
Whether you support or oppose this decision, there is no denying its significance.
This marks one of the biggest shifts in U.S. global health policy in decades.
Watch the full statement and decide for yourself.
#ULTIMAHORA En un acto de disidencia sin precedentes, el mayor de la Fuerza Aérea de los EE. UU. en servicio activo Jason Watson fue detenido en las escalinatas del Capitolio tras exigir el juicio político y la destitución de Donald Trump. Su detención, realizada a costa de arriesgar su carrera para cumplir con su juramento constitucional, marca un momento histórico.
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BREAKING:
The CLARITY Act just entered a race against the clock.
Six weeks. That's the entire window left.
Miss it, and crypto regulation could wait until after the midterms.
Senator Cramer didn't sugarcoat the stakes.
America "cannot allow digital assets and digital industry to go overseas."
He's right.
But being right doesn't beat the calendar.
Here is the problem nobody can solve.
The Senate has six weeks before summer recess.
The bill needs up to a full week of floor time on its own.
And dozens of other priorities are fighting for the same hours.
The math is brutal.
Six weeks. One bill that needs a week. A hundred competing demands.
If it slips past the recess.
Midterm politics swallow everything.
TD Cowen already moved its estimate to 2027.
That's the real danger here.
Not that crypto loses a vote.
But that it never gets one in time.
Think about what's waiting on the other side.
$20,000,000,000,000 in institutional capital sitting on the sidelines.
Legal clarity for Bitcoin, stablecoins, and tokens.
The framework that makes America the crypto capital of the world.
All of it.
Hostage to a six-week countdown.
The bill survived the banks.
Survived Jamie Dimon.
Survived three rounds of objections.
Now it has to survive the one enemy it can't negotiate with.
Time. Six weeks.
The clock is already running.
The United States pardoned the founder of the world's largest crypto exchange eight months ago. This week, two other governments did the exact OPPOSITE within a day of each other.
On June 30, nearly 1,700 UK investors sued Changpeng Zhao and Binance for 150 million pounds.
On July 1, the European Union blocked Binance from serving customers across all 27 of its member states.
Same man, same company, forgiven on one continent and cast out on two others in the same 24 hours. That split, not any single case, is the story almost nobody is telling.
The thread tying all three together is a single fact. In November 2023, Binance settled with US authorities for 4.3 billion dollars and CZ pleaded guilty to money-laundering violations. That one guilty plea is now producing three different outcomes depending on which flag flies over the courthouse.
In America, it was forgiven by President Trump’s administration. CZ got a presidential pardon in October 2025 that wiped the slate clean at home.
In Europe, that same guilty plea is the reason he is being shut out. MiCA, the EU's new crypto law, requires an exchange's owners to pass a fit and proper test, and a man who pleaded guilty to money laundering cannot.
Binance's license bid collapsed, and from July 1st it can no longer offer regulated services across the bloc. The plea America erased is the exact record that shuts him out of Europe.
And in Britain, the past is being billed. The claim centers on leveraged derivatives Binance sold to retail traders from late 2019, products so risky Britain banned selling them to ordinary people in January 2021.
Part of the case reaches back before that ban, when the sales were unauthorized but not yet clearly illegal, and part rests on access that allegedly continued after it.
Claimants say some lost tens of thousands of pounds each. A US pardon means nothing in a London courtroom, and it reaches nothing backward into conduct from years before.
The pattern is quite staggering. For a decade, crypto's superpower was that the law was slow, fragmented, and easy to outrun. Anyone could launch a product in the gap between innovation and regulation and operate in open air. Binance rode that gap to trillions in volume. But the gap did not close the way anyone expected, with one global crackdown. It closed by fragmenting.
The same conduct is now forgiven in one country, litigated in another, and disqualifying in a third, all at once.
This is what should stop every exchange cold. A single decision is no longer a single outcome. It is a different outcome in every market you touch, and they contradict each other.
A full unconditional Presidential pardon in Washington does not travel to Brussels EU. A ban in Brussels does not stop a lawsuit in London UK.
Compliance used to be a wall you climbed once. Now it is a complex maze that rebuilds itself at every border, and the pieces no longer fit together.
None of this means Binance is finished. It is still the largest exchange on earth, it has vowed to defend the UK claim and says it operates within applicable law, and it is reapplying for a European license, insisting it is not leaving Europe.
The claim may fail, and collecting on any judgment across the Cayman Islands and the UAE is hard. But the deeper signal is already sent, and it does not depend on the verdict.
The days when a global exchange answered to one rulebook are over. It now answers to a different one in every country.
One pardoned him, one is suing him, one just shut him out, and the last two moved within a day of each other.
The world could not agree on how to judge one man, so it judged him three ways at once. 🤔
🚨 IS THE U.S. ABOUT TO WIN THE GLOBAL CRYPTO RACE? 🇺🇸
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says it's time for the United States to lead on crypto policy—not follow it.
He argues that regulatory uncertainty is holding back innovation, with products like staking still unavailable in parts of the U.S. while similar offerings are already live in Europe.
With Congress debating the CLARITY Act, the next move could determine whether America becomes the global hub for digital assets—or falls behind.
The race is on. 🚀
Live taping of @CryptoAmerica_ at @SolanaInstitute Summit in Chicago
Ft. Rep @DustyJohnson (R-SD) in convo with @EleanorTerrett & @thatgerald
“The window is closing, and if the window closes without passage of Clarity” it’ll be a while before it opens back up, explains Rep. Johnson. “We really need urgency.”
🚨NEW: We sat down with @HouseAgGOP Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair @RepDustyJohnson at @SolanaInstitute Washington x Wall Street event in Chicago.
We examined the toughest fights left in crypto legislation, what has to happen before crypto market structure legislation can reach the President's desk and more.
Links below.
“If the Senate can get this done in the next few weeks, we will move fast.” — @RepDustyJohnson tells us the House is ready to move quickly to pass the Clarity Act before the August recess.
Catch our full interview with the @HouseAgGOP Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair. ⬇️
“I think the legislature is truly telling you to pack your bags and move” — @AndoniOlta tells @CryptoAmerica_ that Illinois’ new 20 basis point tax on crypto transactions is a signal for the industry to leave the state.
.@RepDustyJohnson says the House can move quickly on the Clarity Act if the Senate sends over a workable bill.
But if not?
“If it’s a big box of horse manure, then we’re dead. Game over.”