Shark-Dragon by Imaginary Creature Factory floaties and scientific Squidge... testing. Subject passws with flying colours! Recommendation: Order one quick before they float away!show more

I built an AI Factory that uses Claude Code... agents to build apps while I sleep. This is an automated "assembly line" pipeline, all run by Claude Opus 4.5. Projects move through a Kanban-like system from Idea to Research, Architecture, Coding and Testing. Factory workers start with market research, searching the web and social media. Then they validate everything, checking app stores for competition and securing a domain name. (All automated by APIs and MCPs) They automatically create several rounds of app UI revisions. When I wake up, there are projects waiting for me to review: approve this design, give feedback, send that one back for improvement. Projects are actively coded and tested by the agents, while the entire process is tracked and logged (with "worker documents" that travel each step of the way, like a real factory.)show more

I’m so done with the playing dumb tactics by... Candace in order to attack Erika! Candace Owens wants to know why Erika had pictures and video of her posted in her dress before the WHCD and claims “that’s weird behavior” It was posted by her makeup artist because that’s what they do in order to promote their business. They take videos and photos of their work and share them online… wild concept I know 🤯 Candace is over here being one hell of a Sherlock Holmes! 🙄show more

📍Akesan, Lagos: They Allegedly Pulled His Car Out From... The Gas Station, Stationed It By Themselves As One-Way Driving In Order To Meet Their Alleged Daily Target By Akerele. The Driver Was Confused And Before He Could Even Understand What Was Going On, They Drove His Car Away To Their Office. The Nigeria Police Force Needs To Immediately Urgently Stop Extortion By T0uts & Officers Groomed By Akerele T3rrorizing & Ex.t0rting Everywhere In Lagos Under Guise Of ‘Task Force’. The Streets Are Getting Tense! #BeObjectvshow more

If you want goals, you’ve got to get your... shot off before defenders slam the window shut. Elite attackers don’t wait. They react, set, and fire under pressure. This exercise looks simple, a pass, one touch through the gap, and a quick finish… but it forces your brain to work at match tempo. Quick releases win goals because defenders don’t get time to settle. It’s that simple. Simone plays it in and immediately chases her pass, so Emma has to deal with pressure right away. One explosive touch. One clean finish. That cadence matters: touch → finish. Repeat it until your body does it without asking permission. Save this and get it done today.show more

Arresting a Vehicle Thief! Douglas County Days A deputies... were patrolling the area when they spotted a stolen vehicle parked at a local hotel. While verifying the VIN, deputies quickly disconnected the battery to prevent it from being driven away. They kept eyes on the vehicle, and before long, two males got inside. Deputies activated their lights and moved in. The driver attempted to start the vehicle with a key, but when it wouldn’t start, he fled on foot — leading to a brief pursuit. Deputies quickly caught and detained the suspect. He was arrested for: •Motor Vehicle Theft (F4) •Violation of a Protection Order •Obstructing a Peace Officer •Possession of Drug Paraphernalia •Two open felony warrants — one for motor vehicle theft and one for kidnapping Excellent work by our deputies — their awareness and quick thinking helped take a wanted felon off the streets!show more

The Blackburn Perth was Britain's largest biplane flying boat... to serve with the RAF in the 1930s. Built as an upgraded Blackburn Iris, this massive three-engine beast (Rolls-Royce Buzzard engines, each pumping out over 800 hp) had a 97-foot wingspan, could haul 2,000 lb of bombs or depth charges, and flew with a crew of five or six. Its standout feature was the bow-mounted Coventry Ordnance Works (C.O.W.) 37mm automatic cannon — a rapid-firing anti-shipping weapon that fired up to 100 rounds per minute with a one-mile range, meant to target enemy vessels from the air. K3580 seen here was lost in heavy seas off Stornoway in 1935 when a wing float tore away during takeoff, sealing the type's short RAF career with No. 209 Squadron before monoplane flying boats took over.show more

American Pilot says they were all mandated to take... the COVID 19 vaccines and boosters and now pilots are failing their EKG heart tests with irregular rhythms 🚨 Instead of being safe, The FAA CHANGED REGULATIONS allowing for the new irregular heart rhythms (INSANE) “So what the FAA has done is the FAA has increased the window in which the rhythm so that the pilots could pass so they could keep flying.” “I'm a pilot with the airlines and it's mandatory that we take the shot in order to keep flying. So we took shot one, we took shot two, we took the booster one and at that point there was enough evidence from the medical examiners. There's enough evidence with the medical examiners that showed that there was a heart rhythm that wasn't there before the test. So these DKGs that we have to take every six months, now we're causing problems with pilots being able to pass. So what the FAA has done is the FAA has increased the window in which the rhythm so that the pilots could pass so they could keep flying.”show more

One day, a rescuer happened to spot a stray... puppy on the street. The little dog had a severely twisted neck and appeared to be in tremendous pain. No one knew what he had been through before then—perhaps he had been abandoned, left hungry and cold, and suffered both physical and emotional trauma. The rescuer could not simply walk away. They gently approached him, picked him up, and took him home to care for him. With patience, kindness, and love, the puppy gradually recovered. From a tiny, helpless creature that seemed ready to give up, he transformed into a happy, energetic, and grateful dog who cherished every day of being loved and cared for. 💓show more

They called him names. Asked why he wasn’t hidden... away. Today, he runs his own cloud kitchen. Diagnosed with autism at two, the world often felt loud and unkind. But the kitchen became his calm. One chop, one recipe, one meal at a time. Backed by his family’s faith and guided by supportive mentors, he now cooks and delivers meals across Kolkata—cycling from home to home. His journey was recently recognised with the Manyata Award. To order from him, you can connect with him at 9038325998. Disability is just a word. Determination does the real work. #AutismAcceptance #InspiringJourneys #InclusiveEntrepreneurship #NationalYouthDay [National Youth Day, Autism Success Story, Indian Cloud Kitchen, Autism Entrepreneur India, Inspiring Disability Journey, Kolkata Food Startup]show more

🇺🇸 CHEF ANDREW GRUEL: KIRK TALKED ABOUT OUR FREEDOMS... BEING SEIZED, ONE AT A TIME "He used to talk about incrementalism a lot, and the way in which they’re pulling away one string at a time, breaking down the fabric of our society. And so many people, too often, and I don’t hold this against them, will say: 'Well, it’s just this one thing. It’s just that one word. I don’t want to respond to that person because I don’t feel like dealing with it.' And we all have lives, right? That’s how they win, little by little, and before you know it, we’re being taken over by the Bolsheviks. Modern-day Bolsheviks." Source: Chef Andrew Gruelshow more

For anyone losing their minds claiming Karen Read "purposely... factory reset her phone," or "Karen Read destroyed evidence during a lawful search and seizure", let’s revisit Brian Albert’s phone “upgrade.” On September 23, 2022, Brian Albert was served a preservation order by the Commonwealth for his cell phone used between January 28 – February 28, 2022, ordering him not to manipulate or destroy any electronic data on that device. ✨ The Commonwealth confirmed this preservation order was sent to Albert. ✨ See stipulation from Brian's testimony during trial 1. During cross-examination by Attorney Alan Jackson, after being reminded of the exact dates, Albert suddenly recalled the precise day he traded in his phone: September 22 - the day before the preservation order was issued. This "upgrade" date was never confirmed by any record. We have no evidence of when exactly Brian did this. Albert also testified that he later participated in a conference call with the DA’s Office, was reminded of the preservation order by ADA Adam Lally, and did not disclose that he was no longer in possession of the phone at issue. By contrast: 🔹️Karen Read was never served a preservation order. 🔹️Massachusetts State Police arrived unexpectedly with a search warrant for her phones. 🔹️She had no notice they were coming before they showed up or that they wanted her phones until they entered her home. 🔹️She was under no legal obligation to preserve her device ✨️before✨️ they showed and turned over both phones once the warrant was presented. Thus meaning ➡️ Karen Read did not destroy evidence as the police received the phones as-is once the warrants were served. If she had, it is with no doubt the DA's office would've charged her with a felony as she already had pending murders charges. It's important to note that Karen Read has never been charged, alleged or been alluded to by prosecutors that she had an intent to destroy any evidence. Brian Albert, on the other hand, was served a preservation order, confirmed by prosecutors, and seemingly did not abide by it. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander. 🐥show more

Cursor pays engineers $1,100,000 a year to run teams... of AI agents that ship code while they sleep. [The CEO of Cursor explained in 9 minutes how they ship at 100x speed using team of agents] ↓ Save this before everyone copies the playbook 1. Engineers no longer babysit one assistant. They manage dozens of agent colleagues working in parallel, each on its own remote machine 2. Validation contract before code, not after. Humans only at scoping and review. 3. The agent team handles the full loop : planning, coding, testing, shipping PRs with each agent specialised for a role. Watch the guide. Then read the guide below by Khairallah AL-Awadyshow more

Last May, Valar Atomics promised to build a nuclear... reactor and bring it online by July 4, 2026. Yesterday, their reactor went online in Utah — three days before the deadline set by Trump’s executive order to accelerate advanced nuclear testing outside the national labs. The EO’s target was criticality. Founder Isaiah Taylor - making nuclear reactors says they went further: “We didn’t just go critical. We went critical twice.” “And we went to thermal power operations and we went to electricity production.” "We really just hit it out of the park in every dimension." Valar also just announced a partnership with Nvidia to explore nuclear-powered data centers.show more

Joke Sparks Brutal Beatdown at Gas Station Two friends... cracked a light joke about a stranger’s “nasty Reos” while in line at a gas station. One added the N-word casually. The large man in front snapped, “I’m not the one to play with,” then grabbed the first friend by the throat, lifted him, and slammed him down. When the second friend jumped in, the attacker beat both—throwing one to the ground and smashing displays. The friends fled to their car. The man chased them, jumped inside, and ransacked it before speeding away. Bruised and marked, they gave police his license plate and full details. They admitted the words were meant as harmless banter but regretted it.show more

Scientist sounds alarm over Canada’s decision to kill ostriches... likely to have herd immunity The clock is ticking for Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, British Columbia. By February 1, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has ordered the killing and disposal of over 400 ostriches, despite the farmers claiming their flock has developed natural immunity and is currently healthy. This devastating order not only threatens the farmers’ livelihood and the lives of the ostriches they love like family, but it also jeopardizes critical scientific research. These exotic birds’ eggs have been used in a university in Japan, where a scientist and their team are developing strong antibody solutions for viruses like avian flu and the coronavirus. Most unsettling for the farmers is that they are being ordered to kill the 400 exotic birds even though the flock is asymptomatic and appears to have robust immunity to avian flu. The farmers also claim the CFIA is preventing them from conducting antibody testing to confirm their birds' health, relying instead on PCR tests conducted by the CFIA on two of their deceased birds. According to Dr. Steven Pelech, a UBC neurology professor in the Department of Medicine, the test used by the CFIA is similar to the PCR test deployed during COVID-19. “It’s probably used at the same, what we call cycle threshold number, which means that you probably have about a 90% false positive rate,” Pelech told Rebel News. This statement aligns with comments by the late biochemist and PCR test creator Kary Mullis, who once said, “With PCR, if you do it well, you can find almost anything in anybody… it doesn't tell you that you're sick, and it doesn’t tell you that what you ended up with was really going to hurt you or anything like that.” Dr. Pelech, who is also the President & Chief Scientific Officer of Kinexus Bioinformatics Corporation, an organization that developed reliable SARS-CoV-2 antibody testing during the declared COVID-19 pandemic, believes the seemingly healthy ostriches could play a critical role in advancing antibody testing for avian flu in birds. “We need to put a pause on this termination until we can get more information and see how the scientific community can benefit from this,” stated Pelech. Rebel News reached out to the CFIA for clarification on why antibody testing is not being conducted, how the scientific value of the ostriches is considered, and how humane treatment is being prioritized for the seemingly healthy flock considering the cull order. In today’s report, I bring you the latest update from the farmers and an interview with Dr. Pelech, who further explains why governments should not treat natural and herd immunity as if it’s a conspiracy theory. REPORT by Drea Humphrey:show more

Trump to Israeli Knesset: "As you know, we decisively... won World War 1. We decisively won World War 2, decisively, and everything in between and everything before it. We won everything and then they had the brilliant idea of changing the name from 'war' to 'defense.' And with that went a certain thinking. We fought in a very politically correct way after that. We always had the strongest military and now we have a stronger military than we ever had before. But we have settled 8 wars in 8 months. I'm now including this one, by the way. They may say, 'Well, that was quick,' but yesterday I was saying 7 but now I can say 8. The hostages are back."show more

They’ve used "for your safety and convenience" to sell... disasters before, and now they want the one thing that defines you: your identity. Digital ID will be tied to your bank account, your mortgage, your work, your taxes, your benefits, your healthcare. Then, everything. And when they flip the switch on programmable CBDCs, they won’t just track your money - they’ll control how, where, and if you can spend it. Step by step, system by system, they’re locking you into a digital cage. This is the globalist playbook; compliance by design, freedom by permission. Refuse any digital ID. Do not comply. Once accepted, you cannot walk away. Arm yourself with the receipts (available on the website) and join the push for total mass non-compliance. Stand united against Digital ID, at 1 pm on Saturday 18th October, at Marble Arch, Central London.show more

Ridglan is only the tip of the iceberg. Beagle... testing is a multi-million dollar industry subsidized by your tax dollars. And Marshall BioResources is “another Ridglan Farms—times eight.” “Follow the money.” WCW Senior VP Justin Goodman warns: “As long as [FDA and NIH are] strongly recommending and funding dog testing, it is going to continue.” “And someone is gonna pick up the slack if and when Ridglan winds down.” Meanwhile, NIH and HHS still have nothing to say about the Ridglan scandal. FOX6 News reached out to NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya for an interview. HHS staff asked if they would speak with Deputy Director Nicole Kleinstreuer instead. FOX6 said yes. But then, HHS told them “no one was available to talk.” RFK Jr. and Kleinstreuer can try to ignore this scandal, but they cannot make it go away. We will make sure that this scandal does not go away unless and until all NIH funding for beagle experiments is shut down once and for all. Stay tuned. Follow White Coat Wasteshow more