Alzheimer’s is a miserable disease that steals away your loved ones twice… but at least Mom knows how to squeeze the hands of her children and enjoy her music. Happy 88th Birthday Mom.
In 2023, a long-standing problem in mathematics was solved with the discovery of the “hat” tile, an aperiodic monotile.
The 13-sided shape can cover an infinite plane completely, with no gaps or overlaps, using copies of just this one shape. However, the resulting pattern can never become periodic—it does not repeat in a regular pattern.
The shape was discovered by David Smith, a retired print technician and tiling enthusiast from Yorkshire, England. He then worked with mathematicians Joseph Samuel Myers, Craig S. Kaplan, and Chaim Goodman-Strauss to prove its properties.
The term “einstein” comes from the German ein Stein, meaning “one stone,” and has nothing to do with Albert Einstein.
The discovery solved a problem mathematicians had studied for decades: whether a single shape could tile the plane only in a non-repeating way.
The United States Constitution is the sole, supreme law of our land. Period.
Sharia law can never coexist with American sovereignty. Any effort to subvert our constitutional system must be completely dismantled and eradicated.
🚨🚨 CONFIRMED: intelligence Sources CONFIRM John Brennan, Gina Haspel, along with Mike Pompeo, William f**king Barr, John Durham, and John Bolton, withheld exculpatory evidence deliberately in OBAMA’s manufactured ICA report right before the 2020 election.
Meaning: By obscuring exculpatory evidence, they facilitated the overthrow of the U.S. government in 2020.
RE: John Durham
Durham, stopped the declassification and release of key exculpatory evidence debunking Obama’s ICA on the eve of the 2020 election,
RE: John Bolton:
Fred Fleitz: “They rigged and politicized the intel, and that was obvious to anyone who read that report. This included William f**king Barr, Durham, Bolton, Pompeo, Haspel, and other Trump appointees who, instead of exposing the scandal, suppressed it.”
Fred Fleitz, NSA Bolton’s chief of staff, heard that the House Intel Committee, was probing the raw intel in the ICA as a CIA analyst himself, Fleitz was curious to learn what they had found during the previous year, interviewing CIA analysts and reviewing secret documents at Langley. . So, he traveled to the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue and read a draft of the highly classified report in a secure room of the U.S. Capitol.
Fleitz was startled to learn that the investigators discovered numerous intel documents showing the ICA’s key conclusion – that Russia “developed a clear preference” for Trump and “aspired to help” him win the election—was based on fabricated intelligence.
When he returned to his West Wing office, Fleitz sat down at his classified computer and wrote a synopsis of the review and gave it to his boss.
But Bolton did not, in turn, brief the president. “He didn’t do anything with it. He never told Trump, and I never heard anything about it again,” Fleitz
RE: Mike Pompeo.
What Fleitz didn’t know was that the CIA was also hindering the House probe. Then-CIA Pompeo rejected the committee’s findings, saying they had to be wrong, and the committee received little cooperation from him.
RE: Gina Haspel:
Gina Haspel played a major role in obstructing the House Intelligence Committee’s investigation into the 2017 Obama ICA.
Investigators were confined to a CIA “read room” at Langley and prohibited from taking their notes, laptops, or materials outside. They were denied proper computers and search software, while thousands of relevant intelligence documents were available only in paper binders. CIA-issued computers suffered deliberate technical problems that caused lost text and footnotes.
Also restricted investigators’ access to the ICA’s five authors. It took nearly five months for the committee to interview them.
After she took over the CIA, she locked up all drafts of the House Intel Committee report in a gun safe inside a vault in a highly secure room at CIA headquarters until she left office in January 2021. She also impounded all the examiners’ notes and other work materials.
“Gina Haspel buried the report,”
Before the bitch left, she demanded that both Barr and Durham keep the report classified and not release any part of it before the 2020 election.
“In 2020, Gina Haspel was running around with her hair on fire saying it should never see the light of day,” a former senior official at the Office of the DNI said. “I still cannot believe that she was President Trump's CIA director. It’s totally insane.”
Here is:
— A senior CIA intelligence officer, with 10 years of service and top-secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) clearance, caught on hidden camera.
— The CIA, including Gina Haspel and Mike Pompeo, deliberately withheld intelligence from the sitting President of the United States, @realDonaldTrump, during his first administration.
📝By the way: It was CIA Mike Pompeo, in late 2017 who covertly granted Adam Schiff access to raw intelligence logs and intelligence communications right out of a small room in Langley for Schiff to use in an attempt to overthrow the sitting the United States government.
Today is the 5th anniversary of the day that will live in infamy...
The suspension of my medical licence based on nothing other than my speech.
I promoted early treatment for covid with Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, Vit D, and Zinc and Zinc ionophores.
I railed at the lack of scientific evidence for masks and lockdowns ( and the real harms they caused ).
Perhaps worst of all ... I defied the gag order of the regulator ... to point out flaws and dangers of the mandated synthetic gene products.
The destruction of informed consent, and
the abandonment of medical ethics and human rights
compelled me.
They compel me still!
@chrismartenson@cafelockedout@stkirsch@P_McCulloughMD@PierreKory@TopherField@Lighthouse_Dec@ClareCraigPath@CartlandDavid@myletrinh123@DrTrozzi@FreeWCH@AMPS_RedUnion@realMarkHobart@uTobian@jeffreytucker
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The internet is still full of places most people never discover.
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So in the past 36 hours, the Washington Post has published articles based on:
1. Illegal leaks of highly classified military planning data, obtained by someone who almost certainly knew they were committing a serious felony with possible punishments including death. Do you think the Washington Post cares? Do they have a conscience?
2. Illegal access by WaPo's Dastardly Dam Lamothe of sensitive personnel data on the "Pentagon system" (Dastardly Dan's words, not mine) of former temporary federal "Special Government Employees" who were and are now private citizens. I'm guessing the person who granted such illegal access has no idea he or she committed a criminal misdemeanor. Do you think Dastardly Dan or anyone else in the WaPo warned that stooge of the possible consequences of what he or she was doing? Probably not. Do you think the Washington Post cares? Do they have a conscience?
Do you understand now why it is that the Pentagon needed to shut off unaccompanied Pentagon access to cretinous "journalists" who care not one bit about national security, or the lives of our dedicated service men and women, or statutory privacy rights of private citizens?
Does it finally make sense?
This man is a true American hero. He has given everything to exposing the propaganda our children are exposed to at school. He is a one-man weapon-system for the truth. Help him by sharing his work, follow him on X & elsewhere. He is fighting for every single child in America.
This is precisely why there has been such a vitriolic campaign against @DataRepublican for the past week - she is as lethal as a nuclear bomb in information warfare:
https://t.co/4CcY1DEuni
Next weekend is Labor/Labour Day weekend in the US and Canada and then that Tuesday is Star Trek’s anniversary. So why not just make it a longer weekend‽ 🤔🤷🏼😉
See, I respect this Honey Badger mindset! No false and inauthentic niceties when dealing with imbeciles such as Chief Lies-A-Lot @SenWarren.
Well done, @SecScottBessent. I hereby declare you the Financial Honey Badger!
Dolly Parton was one of a kind.
I had the pleasure of crossing paths with Dolly over the years, and she was every bit as memorable, talented and funny as you would imagine.
But beyond the extraordinary talent was something even more important: her heart.
She brought joy to generations of people and left the world considerably better than she found it. She will be missed. 😔
Senior Airman Elizabeth Loncki was a 23-year-old Air Force EOD tech from New Castle, Delaware.
Deployed to Iraq in 2006, she was part of a four-person team that ran 194 missions around Baghdad and safely disarmed 129 IEDs.
On January 7, 2007, her team was investigating a suspicious vehicle near Al-Mahmudiyah when a car bomb detonated. Loncki and two of her teammates were killed.
She was just 20 days from coming home. Her boyfriend had planned to propose.
She was the first woman from Delaware killed in combat in Iraq.
Rest in peace soldier.