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373,573 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

NICK SHIRLEY'S GRIFT UNCOVERED: I want to take a closer look at the grift Nick Shirley is running here, because once you slow it down, the entire thing collapses under its own weight. So let’s get this straight: he went to a daycare that doesn’t open until 2 p.m., filmed it before it opened, and then presented the fact that it wasn’t open as evidence of fraud. That’s not investigative journalism. That’s not knowing how a schedule works. Next, the blackout windows and secured doors. This is completely normal for ground-floor daycares in large cities. It’s done to protect children from strangers staring in, filming them, or worse. Ironically, the exact behavior he’s engaging in is the reason those windows are covered in the first place. And just to be clear: no, a daycare should not have its doors unlocked for random walk-ins during operating hours. That’s basic child safety. Especially in a country where the same political movement Nick aligns with insists that everyone should have easy access to assault rifles. Then there’s the part where a 23-year-old guy with a camera shows up asking if he can “enroll little Johnny," a hypothetical child, in a Somali daycare. You can hear the uncertainty in his voice because even he knows this doesn’t make sense. Judging by how this is going, the lawsuits are going to explain the rest.

NICK SHIRLEY'S GRIFT UNCOVERED: I want to take a closer look at the grift Nick Shirley is running here, because once you slow it down, the entire thing collapses under its own weight. So let’s get this straight: he went to a daycare that doesn’t open until 2 p.m., filmed it before it opened, and then presented the fact that it wasn’t open as evidence of fraud. That’s not investigative journalism. That’s not knowing how a schedule works. Next, the blackout windows and secured doors. This is completely normal for ground-floor daycares in large cities. It’s done to protect children from strangers staring in, filming them, or worse. Ironically, the exact behavior he’s engaging in is the reason those windows are covered in the first place. And just to be clear: no, a daycare should not have its doors unlocked for random walk-ins during operating hours. That’s basic child safety. Especially in a country where the same political movement Nick aligns with insists that everyone should have easy access to assault rifles. Then there’s the part where a 23-year-old guy with a camera shows up asking if he can “enroll little Johnny," a hypothetical child, in a Somali daycare. You can hear the uncertainty in his voice because even he knows this doesn’t make sense. Judging by how this is going, the lawsuits are going to explain the rest.

Brian Krassenstein

393,005 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Final treatment at Auragens and TWO realllllly exciting things happened. First one, I am BLOWN AWAY by… I actually did NOT need any more treatments on my lower back. That’s unfathomable to me!!! If you swipe to the next pic you’ll see how disgusting my MRI of my back was. 12 ruptures in the L’s, 5 herniations in the cervical spine. I literally don’t have an L4/L5 disc so it’s bone on bone on nerves. Before stem cells I had 24/7/365 nerve pain down both legs, left was pain plus a painful numb block of the front left quadrant of my thigh for 20 years. That pain and numbing??? GONE!!! It’s really unreal!! Amazing. Second exciting announcement is we tabbed 2 more combat veterans, 2 heroes who got injured on same mission, to come down together to Panama to get treatment with ZERO cost to them!!! We got it! Thank you @brianstann for jumping aboard to help me build this program and a hugeee thanks to Auragens and @tonypaoli7 for making this program come to life. It’s bullshit that this type of treatment isn’t affordable for everyone nor available in the US to our wounded veterans for free. While we will continue to give free healing to select veterans I hope one day it’s available to all of them for free in the US! Until then, we will try to bring more and more down for free. #healing #stemcell #panama

Final treatment at Auragens and TWO realllllly exciting things happened. First one, I am BLOWN AWAY by… I actually did NOT need any more treatments on my lower back. That’s unfathomable to me!!! If you swipe to the next pic you’ll see how disgusting my MRI of my back was. 12 ruptures in the L’s, 5 herniations in the cervical spine. I literally don’t have an L4/L5 disc so it’s bone on bone on nerves. Before stem cells I had 24/7/365 nerve pain down both legs, left was pain plus a painful numb block of the front left quadrant of my thigh for 20 years. That pain and numbing??? GONE!!! It’s really unreal!! Amazing. Second exciting announcement is we tabbed 2 more combat veterans, 2 heroes who got injured on same mission, to come down together to Panama to get treatment with ZERO cost to them!!! We got it! Thank you @brianstann for jumping aboard to help me build this program and a hugeee thanks to Auragens and @tonypaoli7 for making this program come to life. It’s bullshit that this type of treatment isn’t affordable for everyone nor available in the US to our wounded veterans for free. While we will continue to give free healing to select veterans I hope one day it’s available to all of them for free in the US! Until then, we will try to bring more and more down for free. #healing #stemcell #panama

Jay Glazer

134,388 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Travis Kalanick says a leader's job is to find the line between order and chaos: "On one side is order. You have lots of rules, lots of structure, lots of process, and eventually lots of bureaucracy." "If you go to the other side of the line, which is chaos, lack of rules, lack of process, lack of structure... you also get to a place where you're going slow and people are bummed." "That line between order and chaos is innovation at speed and at scale, and the job of every leader is to find that line. And it's not in two dimensions. It's like in eighty dimensions." "Go back to launch at Uber... There's a bunch of 23-year-olds launching cities... Nothing would actually launch until it got to a pricing call... It could be eight, ten hours of pricing calls before we launched London." "I never solved the same problem twice. Once we solved it, it became part of the playbook, and eventually we get to city 20 and that pricing call takes five minutes. I stopped going to them." "So now I've got one rule, which is that pricing call. The fewest number of rules while staying out of chaos. If you didn't have that one rule, you now have 23-year-olds running around doing crazy shit." travis kalanick w/ David Senra

Travis Kalanick says a leader's job is to find the line between order and chaos: "On one side is order. You have lots of rules, lots of structure, lots of process, and eventually lots of bureaucracy." "If you go to the other side of the line, which is chaos, lack of rules, lack of process, lack of structure... you also get to a place where you're going slow and people are bummed." "That line between order and chaos is innovation at speed and at scale, and the job of every leader is to find that line. And it's not in two dimensions. It's like in eighty dimensions." "Go back to launch at Uber... There's a bunch of 23-year-olds launching cities... Nothing would actually launch until it got to a pricing call... It could be eight, ten hours of pricing calls before we launched London." "I never solved the same problem twice. Once we solved it, it became part of the playbook, and eventually we get to city 20 and that pricing call takes five minutes. I stopped going to them." "So now I've got one rule, which is that pricing call. The fewest number of rules while staying out of chaos. If you didn't have that one rule, you now have 23-year-olds running around doing crazy shit." travis kalanick w/ David Senra

a16z

143,417 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce

Dr. Roman Bystrianyk, a physician and co-author of the book Dissolving Illusions, describes chart after chart showing that "vaccines" for everything from measles to flu to diphtheria *DID NOTHING* to diminish the diseases' mortality rates. The jabs have been pointless. (1/2) In this first clip from a PANDA Open Session presentation Bystrianyk (Roman Bystrianyk) gave on July 24, 2024, the physician and author describes how the CDC's own "vital statistics" reports have shown that diseases such as measles had declined sharply (often down to near-zero rates) BEFORE any "vaccine" was made available for them. "This is United States measles deaths from 1900 to 1970," Bystrianyk says, referring to the first chart in this clip. "The Y axis is deaths per hundred thousand. The X axis is the year. And so it [measles deaths] goes up and down...until they came out with a vaccine in 1963, and by that point, we already had a 98 percent decrease in the mortality rate. So the vaccine came in way after the mortality rate had already dropped." Bystrianyk shows this pattern also holds true in England, where the mortality rate for measles continued to decline from the 1800s until it hit "virtually zero" in the mid-1900s. Again, BEFORE any "vaccine" was made available. Bystrianyk shows the same pattern for pertussis, a.k.a. whooping cough. "[In the] United States from 1900 to 1970 we have a high mortality rate in the beginning of the century, and it's dropping off, and then there was a vaccine introduced in the late 1940s. By that point, [however,] we already had a 90 percent decrease in mortality [for pertussis]." In Sweden, Bystrianyk adds, they discontinued their pertussis "vaccine" program and have since had no problem whatsoever with the disease.

Dr. Roman Bystrianyk, a physician and co-author of the book Dissolving Illusions, describes chart after chart showing that "vaccines" for everything from measles to flu to diphtheria DID NOTHING to diminish the diseases' mortality rates. The jabs have been pointless. (1/2) In this first clip from a PANDA Open Session presentation Bystrianyk (Roman Bystrianyk) gave on July 24, 2024, the physician and author describes how the CDC's own "vital statistics" reports have shown that diseases such as measles had declined sharply (often down to near-zero rates) BEFORE any "vaccine" was made available for them. "This is United States measles deaths from 1900 to 1970," Bystrianyk says, referring to the first chart in this clip. "The Y axis is deaths per hundred thousand. The X axis is the year. And so it [measles deaths] goes up and down...until they came out with a vaccine in 1963, and by that point, we already had a 98 percent decrease in the mortality rate. So the vaccine came in way after the mortality rate had already dropped." Bystrianyk shows this pattern also holds true in England, where the mortality rate for measles continued to decline from the 1800s until it hit "virtually zero" in the mid-1900s. Again, BEFORE any "vaccine" was made available. Bystrianyk shows the same pattern for pertussis, a.k.a. whooping cough. "[In the] United States from 1900 to 1970 we have a high mortality rate in the beginning of the century, and it's dropping off, and then there was a vaccine introduced in the late 1940s. By that point, [however,] we already had a 90 percent decrease in mortality [for pertussis]." In Sweden, Bystrianyk adds, they discontinued their pertussis "vaccine" program and have since had no problem whatsoever with the disease.

Sense Receptor

239,054 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

🇺🇸 PENTAGON REDISCOVERS SEAPLANES 70 YEARS LATE-REALIZES CHINA FIGHT REQUIRES TECH FROM 1945 U.S. military just authorized a pilot program to contract commercial seaplanes for Pacific operations. Not build them. Not deploy them. Rent them to see if water landings matter in 2025. Meanwhile Japan's flying the ShinMaywa US-2-purpose-built amphibious rescue aircraft that operates in 10-foot seas, carries 20 passengers, and has 2800-mile range. China's got multiple seaplane programs running. Russia never stopped. America? Abandoned the capability after Vietnam and is now asking civilian firefighting contractors if their CL-415 Super Scoopers are available between wildfire season. Here's why this matters: The Pacific's 64 million square miles of water with contested airfields and zero runways between islands. When aircraft go down-and in a China fight, lots will-helicopters can't reach. Fixed-wing can't land. Surface ships take days. Seaplanes land on open water, grab survivors, and leave. The U.S. proved this worked in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, then deleted the entire capability because it seemed obsolete. Now the Pentagon's running calculations: distributed operations across thousands of miles, contested airspace, downed aircrew in shark-infested waters with Chinese ships closing in. Turns out old tech suddenly matters when the alternative is leaving pilots floating for 48 hours. The logistics angle's almost worse. Right now a broken sensor on a F-35 at some forward operating base requires a C-17 to fly 3000 miles to deliver a 40-pound part. Seaplanes could handle that, freeing strategic airlift for actual strategic missions. But the U.S. doesn't have any. So they're asking Japan "can we borrow yours?" while testing whether civilian contractors with firefighting planes can moonlight as military logistics. A 3-year pilot program means the Pentagon's asking: "Does this capability we had for 50 years and abandoned actually matter?" That's relearning what's already been taught. Either seaplanes prove critical and the U.S. is 10+ years behind building sufficient capacity, or China's already solved water rescue and logistics with drones and autonomous systems that made manned seaplanes obsolete before America even tested them. Either way, the competitor that never gave up the capability has the advantage. Source: Interesting Engineering

🇺🇸 PENTAGON REDISCOVERS SEAPLANES 70 YEARS LATE-REALIZES CHINA FIGHT REQUIRES TECH FROM 1945 U.S. military just authorized a pilot program to contract commercial seaplanes for Pacific operations. Not build them. Not deploy them. Rent them to see if water landings matter in 2025. Meanwhile Japan's flying the ShinMaywa US-2-purpose-built amphibious rescue aircraft that operates in 10-foot seas, carries 20 passengers, and has 2800-mile range. China's got multiple seaplane programs running. Russia never stopped. America? Abandoned the capability after Vietnam and is now asking civilian firefighting contractors if their CL-415 Super Scoopers are available between wildfire season. Here's why this matters: The Pacific's 64 million square miles of water with contested airfields and zero runways between islands. When aircraft go down-and in a China fight, lots will-helicopters can't reach. Fixed-wing can't land. Surface ships take days. Seaplanes land on open water, grab survivors, and leave. The U.S. proved this worked in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, then deleted the entire capability because it seemed obsolete. Now the Pentagon's running calculations: distributed operations across thousands of miles, contested airspace, downed aircrew in shark-infested waters with Chinese ships closing in. Turns out old tech suddenly matters when the alternative is leaving pilots floating for 48 hours. The logistics angle's almost worse. Right now a broken sensor on a F-35 at some forward operating base requires a C-17 to fly 3000 miles to deliver a 40-pound part. Seaplanes could handle that, freeing strategic airlift for actual strategic missions. But the U.S. doesn't have any. So they're asking Japan "can we borrow yours?" while testing whether civilian contractors with firefighting planes can moonlight as military logistics. A 3-year pilot program means the Pentagon's asking: "Does this capability we had for 50 years and abandoned actually matter?" That's relearning what's already been taught. Either seaplanes prove critical and the U.S. is 10+ years behind building sufficient capacity, or China's already solved water rescue and logistics with drones and autonomous systems that made manned seaplanes obsolete before America even tested them. Either way, the competitor that never gave up the capability has the advantage. Source: Interesting Engineering

Mario Nawfal

750,187 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Dear ARMYs, my precious moots. This is a very personal post, not my usual chaos, so please feel free to scroll past. Before anything else, thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the messages you sent me last time. I’m sorry I disappeared but I needed time to process everything, to breathe and to find the courage to write these words without falling apart all over again. And still, I’m writing with the heaviest heart, tears running down my face, while part of me continues to refuse that any of this is real. On Monday, I had my annual check-up. The previous ones had gone well, so even though the fear was quietly sitting in the corner of my mind, I kept telling myself that everything would be okay. But then the end of the day came. When it was finally time to go over my results, the two specialists who have been by my side through my previous battles entered the room together. And I knew immediately. Because they only come in together when something is wrong. They started talking and I could hear their voices but my brain refused to take in what they were saying. Their words seemed to float somewhere around me without truly landing. Until a few of them finally did. A new diagnosis. Surgery. No time to wait. And even then my mind refused to accept it. After the shock came the realization.The fear. Then the sadness. Then the anger. Then that cruel, crushing feeling of injustice. I cried.I was scared.I still am. My thoughts went immediately to my children and my mother,my family. Then to BTS, ARMY and all the purple moments I thought were waiting for us. But this is not something I can ignore, postpone or pretend is small. I have to undergo surgery next Monday, followed by a strict one-month recovery. And this is the part that hurts beyond words: I won’t be able to attend any of the boys’ shows. Because these concerts were never “just concerts” to me. They were light and hope. They were something beautiful to hold onto whenever life felt too heavy. I had imagined Brussels and Paris with you: the songs, the fanchants, the laughter, the tears, the chaos, the friendships and that overwhelming feeling of being alive among thousands of purple hearts. Among my other family.

Dear ARMYs, my precious moots. This is a very personal post, not my usual chaos, so please feel free to scroll past. Before anything else, thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the messages you sent me last time. I’m sorry I disappeared but I needed time to process everything, to breathe and to find the courage to write these words without falling apart all over again. And still, I’m writing with the heaviest heart, tears running down my face, while part of me continues to refuse that any of this is real. On Monday, I had my annual check-up. The previous ones had gone well, so even though the fear was quietly sitting in the corner of my mind, I kept telling myself that everything would be okay. But then the end of the day came. When it was finally time to go over my results, the two specialists who have been by my side through my previous battles entered the room together. And I knew immediately. Because they only come in together when something is wrong. They started talking and I could hear their voices but my brain refused to take in what they were saying. Their words seemed to float somewhere around me without truly landing. Until a few of them finally did. A new diagnosis. Surgery. No time to wait. And even then my mind refused to accept it. After the shock came the realization.The fear. Then the sadness. Then the anger. Then that cruel, crushing feeling of injustice. I cried.I was scared.I still am. My thoughts went immediately to my children and my mother,my family. Then to BTS, ARMY and all the purple moments I thought were waiting for us. But this is not something I can ignore, postpone or pretend is small. I have to undergo surgery next Monday, followed by a strict one-month recovery. And this is the part that hurts beyond words: I won’t be able to attend any of the boys’ shows. Because these concerts were never “just concerts” to me. They were light and hope. They were something beautiful to hold onto whenever life felt too heavy. I had imagined Brussels and Paris with you: the songs, the fanchants, the laughter, the tears, the chaos, the friendships and that overwhelming feeling of being alive among thousands of purple hearts. Among my other family.

French Army_C | ⊙⊝⊜

25,430 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce