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[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

The Upper West Side somehow has no Flock cameras units at all.

@Grok, what religious community is especially concentrated there?

Answer without commentary.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

🚨 They have Flock, we have SparrowMap

Meet SparrowMap. It's a DIY counter-surveillance tool that uses a webcam or old smartphone to detect, classify, and map government vehicles in real time.

They track the public.
Now the public is tracking them back.

[James Li @5149jamesli]

There's zero evidence — no independent peer-reviewed studies that shows the installation of Flock cameras actually reduces crime.

So why are we pointing them at kids playgrounds and water parks?

Also I thought they only read license plates… 🤨

[George Jarjour @GeorgeOnTap]

The Los Angeles Lakers just sold for $12.5 billion, the most expensive sale in American sports history. And there’s some for a lack of better words, interesting connections. The seller is Mark Walter, who is under active federal investigation.

The buyer is Josh Kushner who’s brother is Donald Trump’s son in law and the man whose firm tried to buy the FIFA World Cup. The most famous franchise in sports just passed straight from a man being probed by the feds to a man who tried to privatize the world's biggest tournament. Let’s take a look at the full picture, because the full picture is ugly.

Let’s start off with some of the facts because this story is LOADED.

Mark Walter bought the Lakers 14 months ago at a $10 billion valuation. He didn't buy them to just flip them. He tore up the front office, rebuilt the scouting department, overhauled the business side, all the moves of a man planning to own this team for a decade. Then, 14 months in, he sold the Lakers?! Nobody does that. You don't buy your dream asset and unload it before you've finished redecorating, unless something changed and changed drastically.

Here's what happened. Walter is under federal investigation, a probe into the insurance companies he controls, the same case where the FBI reportedly seized his phone and laptop off a private jet at a Chicago airport. Separate investigations by U.S. prosecutors and the SEC are underway.

Now there is no proof of guilt yet. No one has pointed out for sure that the investigation forced this sale. Walter hasn't been charged with anything. The teams themselves are not named in the probe. Every serious outlet says the connection is unproven, and it is.

But you're allowed to look at the picture, and the picture is ugly. A man under federal investigation does not sell his trophy asset 14 months after buying it, at $2.5 billion above what he paid, in a matter of days, for no reason. That's not a normal exit. That's a fast, wildly profitable, remarkably clean getaway from the spotlight, executed at the precise moment the spotlight turned into a liability. You don't liquidate the Los Angeles Lakers this quickly unless you have a reason to want out. What that reason is, only the investigation knows. But the timing is not small.

But then who is buying it is a whole new story.

The buyer is Josh Kushner, founder of Thrive Capital. Weeks ago, that same firm was the lead investor in Gianni Infantino's $20 billion plan to sell off the commercial rights to the FIFA World Cup, the scheme that collapsed under a global revolt and nearly cost the FIFA president his job. Same man. Same firm. Different sport, different continent, weeks apart.

And there's a layer under the Kushner name that makes this bigger than sports. Josh Kushner is the brother of Jared Kushner, who is married to Ivanka Trump. Which means the most famous franchise in American sports is now owned, in part, by the sitting President's son-in-law's brother. Not the President himself, to be clear. He has no stake in this and no role in it. But the Lakers just became connected by marriage to the First Family, at the same time the seller is under a federal investigation run by that same administration's Justice Department. You don't have to allege anything to notice that's a crazy plot twist.

Two of the biggest money scandals in sports right now, a federally investigated owner on one side and the private equity operator who tried to buy the World Cup on the other, just resolved into a single transaction. The investigated man sold America's most famous team to the FIFA guy, in days, at a record price, and most people are reading it as a fun headline about the Lakers getting a new owner.

Here's the thing about the money at the very top of sports. Fans watch 30 teams, 30 owners, 30 separate franchises with their own colors and cities and rivalries. But the capital behind all of it is a small room. It's the same few dozen people, and they keep turning up in each other's deals. The Lakers, the Dodgers, the Giants, the Heat, Liverpool, the World Cup itself, pull the thread on almost any of them right now and you find the same handful of names, buying from and selling to one another.

That's the lesson that runs underneath all of this. At the level fans watch, sports is a game. At the level that actually owns it, sports is an asset class, and it is a far smaller and more connected world than anyone lets on. The Lakers didn't just get a new owner. They moved one square on a board most people don't know they're looking at, from a man under federal investigation to a man connected by marriage to the President.

The Buss family owned the Lakers for 46 years. Mark Walter owned them for 14 months. The next chapter belongs to the man whose firm tried to privatize the World Cup, and whose brother is married into the White House. That tells you everything about how fast the money moves at the top now, and how very few hands it moves between.

[Jason Whitlock @jasonwhitlock]

Has. To. Be. Fired. Immediately.

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

Khabib Nurmagomedov explains how if you want to work in MMA, you need to submit to zionist sponsors. If you even mention the slaughter in Gaza, they cancel you. Yet, he still chose life over money.

[RT @RT_com]

Many sponsors don't want to work with athletes who support Palestine — UFC legend Khabib

'Not even support, he just says something, and they cancel contracts'

'We lost money too, but money compared to lives is nothing. There are people who lost their lives'

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

Sanctions and Wars diminish the world’s preference for the US dollar as a unit of exchange and inflation hits harder when we lose our reserve currency status. We talked about this on @jimmy_dore’s show:

[GenXGirl @GenXGirl1994]

Zionist cabal member @JeremyAllenMoss who won his primary in Michigan’s 11th district, says:

“I don't think it's wrong for Israel to use America as a pawn, America is not our homeland”.

[Ish1984 @Ish19841]

@jasonwhitlock They really need to fire White if this team is ever going to truly be contenders

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

The MOST INSANE Lego Video from Iran

The Visuals are WILD

Made By Iran's AIIRAN Studio

[Sabby Sabs @SabbySabs2]

Hakeem Jeffries should not be speaker. Pass it on!

[Erik Warsaw @WarsawErik]

🚨 Breaking News:
ADL and AIPAC push for new 100 ft "Buffer Zone" around all Synagogues in America.

This is for 1 hour before, during service, and 1 hour after service.

No protesting or obstruction allowed.

This was just put forward into Congress August 6th and has bipartisan support.

Top Congressional Supporters are AIPAC recipients.

Big Thanks to @fal_christine
Follow her too! 🫡

[Douglas Macgregor @DougAMacgregor]

Unexplained activity?

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Wingstop locations are beginning to go cashless in America

All locations have already gone cashless in the UK

All locations have already gone cashless in Canada

Don’t support businesses who don’t accept cash. We don’t want all digital currency in America

[Jimmy Dore @jimmy_dore]

October 7th was funded & set up by Netenyahu & Israel. The Israeli military was given a stand down order & Bibi was shoveling $30 million a month to Hamas. Ben Swann spells it all out so clearly even a Zionist can understand:

[Erik Warsaw @WarsawErik]

I fact checked this and it's actually true

Our government is so crazy it's hard to believe sometimes.

[Girl patriot 🙏 🇺🇸 🦅 @Girlpatriot1974]

Riley Gaines just dropped the perfect response to Clay Travis’s latest reality check for the WNBA.
Clay Travis isn’t joking.

He’s offered to buy a WNBA expansion franchise, put it in Nashville, name it the Nashville Balls, and stock it with a 100% “trans” roster (biological males who identify as women) plus a matching coaching staff. Most inclusive team in league history, by the league’s own standards.

On top of that, he upped his challenge to $10 million: the defending champion Las Vegas Aces vs. a boys’ high school state title team of his choice. Winner takes the $10M. Game on pay-per-view, all profits to Tunnel to Towers for mortgage-free homes for families of fallen soldiers, police, and first responders.

Riley’s take is sharp: if the WNBA’s stated goal is maximum inclusivity (and the big payday), this is the opportunity of a lifetime. Decline it, and by their own rules they’re the bigoted ones.

He’s already shown he’ll put real money behind it — he and his wife just committed $10M to Vanderbilt Law School. The Balls merch is writing itself.

What say you, WNBA?

[Victor Bigham 🇺🇸 @Ravious101]

HE WARNED WALMART IN JANUARY AND THEY REFUSED TO ACT: Corporate Giants Caught Charging Double for Half the Food!
A regular American patriot named Jimmy Wrigg credit for this video he did what our broken regulatory agencies refuse to do. Back in January, he brought a digital scale straight into a corporate grocery store to audit their prepackaged meat. He caught them red-handed overcharging working-class families—finding hams labeled at 5 pounds that actually weighed under 2 pounds!
But here is the real kicker: when Jimmy literally wheeled a cart full of these mislabeled meats directly to store management to warn them, they just shrugged it off and claimed they had no way to reweigh them.
Instead of taking immediate corporate accountability, Walmart deflected blame to their suppliers and told paying customers to just stand in a customer service return line. They even started slapping "estimates only" stickers on store scales so you can't audit their math. We already saw Walmart settle a massive $45 million lawsuit for this exact same pricing scheme in 2024, yet they still refuse to fix the system. They think they can bleed the American consumer dry during a period of record inflation.
If Walmart knew about this in January and chose to ignore it, shouldn't there be criminal investigations?