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Rapid Response 47

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Out on a frozen lake in Canada, an upside-down cell tower is collecting data on the local fish population. The device is called Echo, and it’s just the beginning of what Dominion Dynamics hopes to build for the country’s growing defense industry. (Video episode here on YouTube - Our northern brothers have been agitated to the point of action, thanks to President Trump declaring that they’re nasty people we should perhaps conquer. Threatening Canada is not unlike kicking a puppy, but it turned out to be the final straw. The country counted its beans and concluded the situation was loony — 70 cents of every dollar Canada spends on military hardware goes to American companies. Realizations like these pushed Dominion founder Eliot Pence to move back home after 20 years in the States and get to work on renewing Canada’s awesomeness. “I want to compete with Lockheed, with Anduril, with Northrop,” Pence told me. “I want to put Canada and Canadian defense back on the global map. That’s the ambition, and we can do it.” Before Dominion, Pence spent four years at Anduril as one of its earliest business hires. The lessons he gleaned from that experience are what he hopes to return to Canada, which has a maddening history of building world-class defense technology and immediately tossing it in the trash. “We’re trying to change history here and build back what Canada was,” Pence said. Since its founding in June 2025, Dominion has raised $169M CAD, reportedly at a $570M CAD valuation. They’ve been hard at work on all sorts of cool gadgets like Echo, which is meant to find adversary submarines under the ice, plus a communications network called AuraNe, and an unmanned drone that flies alongside fighter jets called Scout. In the latest episode of our Canada series, we spent some time with Pence to figure out why Canada would even need a robust defense industry. We got a tour of Dominion’s new factory, which will likely never make a camera appearance again because, ya know, top secret defense stuff. We took a skidoo across the lake to see the tech in action and bribe a local fisherman with beer. I almost kiss a pike and jig like my life depends on it. If you aren’t Canada-pilled by the end of this video, perhaps there is no hope left for you.
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Out on a frozen lake in Canada, an upside-down cell tower is collecting data on the local fish population. The device is called Echo, and it’s just the beginning of what Dominion Dynamics hopes to build for the country’s growing defense industry. (Video episode here on YouTube - Our northern brothers have been agitated to the point of action, thanks to President Trump declaring that they’re nasty people we should perhaps conquer. Threatening Canada is not unlike kicking a puppy, but it turned out to be the final straw. The country counted its beans and concluded the situation was loony — 70 cents of every dollar Canada spends on military hardware goes to American companies. Realizations like these pushed Dominion founder Eliot Pence to move back home after 20 years in the States and get to work on renewing Canada’s awesomeness. “I want to compete with Lockheed, with Anduril, with Northrop,” Pence told me. “I want to put Canada and Canadian defense back on the global map. That’s the ambition, and we can do it.” Before Dominion, Pence spent four years at Anduril as one of its earliest business hires. The lessons he gleaned from that experience are what he hopes to return to Canada, which has a maddening history of building world-class defense technology and immediately tossing it in the trash. “We’re trying to change history here and build back what Canada was,” Pence said. Since its founding in June 2025, Dominion has raised $169M CAD, reportedly at a $570M CAD valuation. They’ve been hard at work on all sorts of cool gadgets like Echo, which is meant to find adversary submarines under the ice, plus a communications network called AuraNe, and an unmanned drone that flies alongside fighter jets called Scout. In the latest episode of our Canada series, we spent some time with Pence to figure out why Canada would even need a robust defense industry. We got a tour of Dominion’s new factory, which will likely never make a camera appearance again because, ya know, top secret defense stuff. We took a skidoo across the lake to see the tech in action and bribe a local fisherman with beer. I almost kiss a pike and jig like my life depends on it. If you aren’t Canada-pilled by the end of this video, perhaps there is no hope left for you.

Ashlee Vance

20,196 Aufrufe • vor 29 Tagen

🚨 BREAKING: Top U.S. Scientists Are Disappearing And No One's Talking About It A retired Major General who oversaw billions in classified weapons research went on a hike in February - and never came back. He's one of at least 9 high-level American defense scientists who have disappeared or died under mysterious circumstances since June 2025. Seven of them connected to the Air Force Research Laboratory. Other incidents include: • Researchers found dead under unclear circumstances • Multiple murder-suicide cases • A JPL-linked scientist who vanished mid-hike Some have theorized alien abduction. Others believe this is something far more calculated: a shadow war where America's top military minds are the target. China. Hypersonics. Plasma tech. The next generation of warfare. And the people who know how to build it… are vanishing. Is this coincidence or something much bigger unfolding behind the scenes? 👇
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🚨 BREAKING: Top U.S. Scientists Are Disappearing And No One's Talking About It A retired Major General who oversaw billions in classified weapons research went on a hike in February - and never came back. He's one of at least 9 high-level American defense scientists who have disappeared or died under mysterious circumstances since June 2025. Seven of them connected to the Air Force Research Laboratory. Other incidents include: • Researchers found dead under unclear circumstances • Multiple murder-suicide cases • A JPL-linked scientist who vanished mid-hike Some have theorized alien abduction. Others believe this is something far more calculated: a shadow war where America's top military minds are the target. China. Hypersonics. Plasma tech. The next generation of warfare. And the people who know how to build it… are vanishing. Is this coincidence or something much bigger unfolding behind the scenes? 👇

LindellTV

17,175 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

So. A couple months back Citrini sent Analyst #3 behind the lines into the Strait of Hormuz. Cuban cigar in the water, Shahed drones overhead, IRGC patrol boats running circles eighteen miles off the Iranian coast. One of the best pieces anyone published all year. We agree with the ethos completely. We just took the part about staying alive a little more seriously. So our AAIG HR department (which we don’t have) decided it’d be slightly smarter to send Simeon Research behind the guns instead of in front of them. Badge is in hand. We’re going to Eurosatory, Paris, June 15–19 the second largest defense expo on earth. 120,000+ people, 60+ countries, every major prime and a full hall of disruptors under one roof. And no, what you just watched isn’t AI. That’s a real autonomous swarm by Swarm Defense Counter-drone is the single hottest fight on that floor right now the radars, the jammers, the lasers and the interceptors built to put swarms exactly like that back on the ground. That’s where we start with Electro Optic Systems remote weapon systems, High Energy Laser Weapons (HELW) and much more. Loitering munitions and autonomous strike following the story. From AI-enabled command and control, space-based ISR and secure comms to soldier man-to-man protection and optics. We are going to look at it all. But the bigger question we’re flying to Paris to answer is the money one: Europe is committing well over a trillion to defense this decade and we’re there to see where it actually goes. We’re sitting down with industry experts and management teams across the space. This is the open of a proper deep dive into the defense sector. Not from a desk. From the floor. what’s actually being ordered, and where the money flows next. Follow along trough our Substack. $THEON.AS $EOS.AX $RHM.NE $RENK
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So. A couple months back Citrini sent Analyst #3 behind the lines into the Strait of Hormuz. Cuban cigar in the water, Shahed drones overhead, IRGC patrol boats running circles eighteen miles off the Iranian coast. One of the best pieces anyone published all year. We agree with the ethos completely. We just took the part about staying alive a little more seriously. So our AAIG HR department (which we don’t have) decided it’d be slightly smarter to send Simeon Research behind the guns instead of in front of them. Badge is in hand. We’re going to Eurosatory, Paris, June 15–19 the second largest defense expo on earth. 120,000+ people, 60+ countries, every major prime and a full hall of disruptors under one roof. And no, what you just watched isn’t AI. That’s a real autonomous swarm by Swarm Defense Counter-drone is the single hottest fight on that floor right now the radars, the jammers, the lasers and the interceptors built to put swarms exactly like that back on the ground. That’s where we start with Electro Optic Systems remote weapon systems, High Energy Laser Weapons (HELW) and much more. Loitering munitions and autonomous strike following the story. From AI-enabled command and control, space-based ISR and secure comms to soldier man-to-man protection and optics. We are going to look at it all. But the bigger question we’re flying to Paris to answer is the money one: Europe is committing well over a trillion to defense this decade and we’re there to see where it actually goes. We’re sitting down with industry experts and management teams across the space. This is the open of a proper deep dive into the defense sector. Not from a desk. From the floor. what’s actually being ordered, and where the money flows next. Follow along trough our Substack. $THEON.AS $EOS.AX $RHM.NE $RENK

Markos

47,524 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🛸⌛️ Down to the Wire (I added a lot of opinions) ⌛️ 🛸 "I'm gonna give it a 25% chance." ~Rep. Eric Burlison on the UAPDA Odds (If Trump is well-informed on UFOs, and about to disclose the truth, why is Burlison in desperation mode for the survival of the UAPDA? Makes no sense.) "My hope is that a week from now, whenever we go back into session, that the NDAA bill that we're getting ready to pass will have the UAP Disclosure Act embedded in that bill." ~Burlison (I took the time to tag every member of Congress who Burlison has to convince. Nice job by That UFO Podcast with this interview. ) ~ Rep. Eric Burlison: "The action that I'm working on is passing the UAP Disclosure Act. And so, we've had a very difficult time getting that put forward, but I've been able to get, you know, maybe a last-ditch, Hail-Mary effort right now, between now and the end of the Thanksgiving break. We may have an opportunity to get that added to the National Defense Authorization Act. "Chairman Mike Rogers told me that if I could pull it off and get everybody, all the four corners to approve, then he would put it into the bill. So did Senator Roger Wicker. So, we're doing everything we can to try to get those remaining, you know, it's gonna have to be...the House chairman (of the Armed Services Committee), the Republican (Rogers), and the minority leader of that committee (Rep. Adam Smith), the House Intelligence chairman (Rep. Rick Crawford), and the ranking member in the House (Jim Himes 🇺🇸🇺🇦). I believe we have to get the Homeland Security ranking member (Rep. Bennie G. Thompson) and that Chairman (Rep. Andrew Garbarino). And on the Senate side, those committees, we have to get the senators and the ranking members as well. (Here they are: SASC: Chairman Senator Roger Wicker and Ranking Member Senator Jack Reed. SSCI: Chairman Tom Cotton and Ranking Member Senator Mark Warner Homeland Security: Chairman Senator Rand Paul and Ranking Member Senator Gary Peters. ~ Burlison: "So it's a lot of names that we have to compile and put together in order to get it approved to be put on the bill, but that's what we're doing. This last few days, I've been scrambling to have phone calls with these individuals and to plead with them to put it on the bill." (Imagine having to plead for the inclusion of what might be the most important piece of legislation in the history of our country and species? If it's all a ruse, no harm, no foul, right? And all of this as Trump is allegedly well-informed on the issue?) ~ Andy - That UFO Podcast: "How hopeful are you that that will be fruitful?" Burlison: "If you had asked me last week, whenever I first was given the opportunity, I would have thought it would have been, you know, probably a 5% chance. Now I'm gonna give it a 25% chance. So, the fact that Senator Wicker is open to it, that's a big portion of it. And so we're checking down the list and we're getting approvals. My hope is that a week from now, whenever we go back into session, that the NDAA bill that we're getting ready to pass will have the UAP Disclosure Act embedded in that bill. That is my immediate goal. "Outside of that, we're trying to...and I'm communicating with the White House to encourage the President Donald J. Trump to issue an Executive Order very similar to what he issued on the JFK files and others related to the UAP topic. That is something that I think is a possibility, and if Trump world, you know, recognizes that the public wants this, I think that that may come to be more of a priority and put something on his plate." (How about Trump also puts pressure on the Republicans on the list that Burlison has to convince? If Trump is really for Disclosure, that should a no-brainer. Instead, we hear claims that he's about to disclose to the world that we're not alone. Why would he disclose and risk societal disruption when he can instead help get the UAPDA passed and let the process play out slowly? Again, it makes no sense. I'd rather have the announcement, but, to me, it seems unlikely to happen.) Burlison: "Right now, I don't think it's top of mind for him, and that's fine. He's got a lot of irons in the fire. He's got the war in Russia and Ukraine to resolve. He's got the affordability crisis to deal with in America, and a lot of other things. And so, he's got a lot of things on his plate. This is not exactly a top priority." (Well, if Trump is well informed (as Grusch said to Bret Baier) on this issue, then how is it NOT a top priority? If we're really dealing with another intelligence on this planet, we have their craft and bodies, and they MAY be a threat to us on some level, isn't it the most important thing ever, and one that can change the geopolitical landscape in a massive way?) Burlison: "But I think that it doesn't mean that he can't dedicate a little bit of time, or his staff dedicate some time to do an Executive Order." (Just a little bit of time, Mr. President, pretty please? Why do we have to beg Trump or his staffers for a little bit of time on this? Remember, he's the Disclosure president! 🙄) Burlison: "And so that's what I'm hoping...that the public will demand something. Especially from this documentary. Hopefully people will watch it and then the outcry will be enough that action is taken." (I know that's how things usually work: The public puts pressure on their elected leaders on issues they feel are important, and said leaders listen (in theory) and try to get legislation passed. But in this case, if Trump is so well informed on the UFO topic, and has seen data that the American public have not, and that data shows that we're not alone on this planet, then it's his job to do what's best and make this a priority. Will he?)
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🛸⌛️ Down to the Wire (I added a lot of opinions) ⌛️ 🛸 "I'm gonna give it a 25% chance." ~Rep. Eric Burlison on the UAPDA Odds (If Trump is well-informed on UFOs, and about to disclose the truth, why is Burlison in desperation mode for the survival of the UAPDA? Makes no sense.) "My hope is that a week from now, whenever we go back into session, that the NDAA bill that we're getting ready to pass will have the UAP Disclosure Act embedded in that bill." ~Burlison (I took the time to tag every member of Congress who Burlison has to convince. Nice job by That UFO Podcast with this interview. ) ~ Rep. Eric Burlison: "The action that I'm working on is passing the UAP Disclosure Act. And so, we've had a very difficult time getting that put forward, but I've been able to get, you know, maybe a last-ditch, Hail-Mary effort right now, between now and the end of the Thanksgiving break. We may have an opportunity to get that added to the National Defense Authorization Act. "Chairman Mike Rogers told me that if I could pull it off and get everybody, all the four corners to approve, then he would put it into the bill. So did Senator Roger Wicker. So, we're doing everything we can to try to get those remaining, you know, it's gonna have to be...the House chairman (of the Armed Services Committee), the Republican (Rogers), and the minority leader of that committee (Rep. Adam Smith), the House Intelligence chairman (Rep. Rick Crawford), and the ranking member in the House (Jim Himes 🇺🇸🇺🇦). I believe we have to get the Homeland Security ranking member (Rep. Bennie G. Thompson) and that Chairman (Rep. Andrew Garbarino). And on the Senate side, those committees, we have to get the senators and the ranking members as well. (Here they are: SASC: Chairman Senator Roger Wicker and Ranking Member Senator Jack Reed. SSCI: Chairman Tom Cotton and Ranking Member Senator Mark Warner Homeland Security: Chairman Senator Rand Paul and Ranking Member Senator Gary Peters. ~ Burlison: "So it's a lot of names that we have to compile and put together in order to get it approved to be put on the bill, but that's what we're doing. This last few days, I've been scrambling to have phone calls with these individuals and to plead with them to put it on the bill." (Imagine having to plead for the inclusion of what might be the most important piece of legislation in the history of our country and species? If it's all a ruse, no harm, no foul, right? And all of this as Trump is allegedly well-informed on the issue?) ~ Andy - That UFO Podcast: "How hopeful are you that that will be fruitful?" Burlison: "If you had asked me last week, whenever I first was given the opportunity, I would have thought it would have been, you know, probably a 5% chance. Now I'm gonna give it a 25% chance. So, the fact that Senator Wicker is open to it, that's a big portion of it. And so we're checking down the list and we're getting approvals. My hope is that a week from now, whenever we go back into session, that the NDAA bill that we're getting ready to pass will have the UAP Disclosure Act embedded in that bill. That is my immediate goal. "Outside of that, we're trying to...and I'm communicating with the White House to encourage the President Donald J. Trump to issue an Executive Order very similar to what he issued on the JFK files and others related to the UAP topic. That is something that I think is a possibility, and if Trump world, you know, recognizes that the public wants this, I think that that may come to be more of a priority and put something on his plate." (How about Trump also puts pressure on the Republicans on the list that Burlison has to convince? If Trump is really for Disclosure, that should a no-brainer. Instead, we hear claims that he's about to disclose to the world that we're not alone. Why would he disclose and risk societal disruption when he can instead help get the UAPDA passed and let the process play out slowly? Again, it makes no sense. I'd rather have the announcement, but, to me, it seems unlikely to happen.) Burlison: "Right now, I don't think it's top of mind for him, and that's fine. He's got a lot of irons in the fire. He's got the war in Russia and Ukraine to resolve. He's got the affordability crisis to deal with in America, and a lot of other things. And so, he's got a lot of things on his plate. This is not exactly a top priority." (Well, if Trump is well informed (as Grusch said to Bret Baier) on this issue, then how is it NOT a top priority? If we're really dealing with another intelligence on this planet, we have their craft and bodies, and they MAY be a threat to us on some level, isn't it the most important thing ever, and one that can change the geopolitical landscape in a massive way?) Burlison: "But I think that it doesn't mean that he can't dedicate a little bit of time, or his staff dedicate some time to do an Executive Order." (Just a little bit of time, Mr. President, pretty please? Why do we have to beg Trump or his staffers for a little bit of time on this? Remember, he's the Disclosure president! 🙄) Burlison: "And so that's what I'm hoping...that the public will demand something. Especially from this documentary. Hopefully people will watch it and then the outcry will be enough that action is taken." (I know that's how things usually work: The public puts pressure on their elected leaders on issues they feel are important, and said leaders listen (in theory) and try to get legislation passed. But in this case, if Trump is so well informed on the UFO topic, and has seen data that the American public have not, and that data shows that we're not alone on this planet, then it's his job to do what's best and make this a priority. Will he?)

Joe Murgia

15,737 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Brayden "Star" Burries (2.0) Off Comp: Nickeil Alexander Walker (Shades Devin Booker) Pros (percentile per 40): -3 Level Scorer (76th 3PM, 86th MidM, 71th RimM) -Efficient Shooter (87th TS%, 86th 3P%, 70th NonD Rim%) -Connective Playmaker (74th Ast, 48th Ast/To) -Perimeter Def (87th Steal, 93th Stops) -Low Usage (77th Usg) Cons: -Wingspan (11th) -Age (20) Efficient Shooter with good Rim touch. Identical Midrange & applies more Rim pressure than Booker (71th RimM vs Booker's 54th RimM). Arizona was 10th in 3PM (Per 40), which makes Burries shooting even more impressive - given the Team's lack of shooting style. Absurd shot chart by Burries, green everywhere. Low Deep 3 Rate (13%), he is super accurate 41+ %, insane. Brayden Burries is a PRA beast, 2 way player, 3 level scorer - on good Shooting/Playmaking efficiency and low usage. Very rare to see a Guard with little to no holes in his game. I originally had Burries at 9th but have since moved him up to 5-7th on my board. I think Burries is a star hidden in plain sight - one that we will look back at in a few years and ask how did we not see it. I wouldn't rule out a world Burries is top 2, best Guards in this draft. I really do hate making these types of bold claims - but this really is such a elite Draft Class and Burries still stands out.
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Brayden "Star" Burries (2.0) Off Comp: Nickeil Alexander Walker (Shades Devin Booker) Pros (percentile per 40): -3 Level Scorer (76th 3PM, 86th MidM, 71th RimM) -Efficient Shooter (87th TS%, 86th 3P%, 70th NonD Rim%) -Connective Playmaker (74th Ast, 48th Ast/To) -Perimeter Def (87th Steal, 93th Stops) -Low Usage (77th Usg) Cons: -Wingspan (11th) -Age (20) Efficient Shooter with good Rim touch. Identical Midrange & applies more Rim pressure than Booker (71th RimM vs Booker's 54th RimM). Arizona was 10th in 3PM (Per 40), which makes Burries shooting even more impressive - given the Team's lack of shooting style. Absurd shot chart by Burries, green everywhere. Low Deep 3 Rate (13%), he is super accurate 41+ %, insane. Brayden Burries is a PRA beast, 2 way player, 3 level scorer - on good Shooting/Playmaking efficiency and low usage. Very rare to see a Guard with little to no holes in his game. I originally had Burries at 9th but have since moved him up to 5-7th on my board. I think Burries is a star hidden in plain sight - one that we will look back at in a few years and ask how did we not see it. I wouldn't rule out a world Burries is top 2, best Guards in this draft. I really do hate making these types of bold claims - but this really is such a elite Draft Class and Burries still stands out.

DraftCasual (Quan)

14,123 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

#Chipola ‘26 SS Devin Kendall 17U Nation 6’3 175. Top of scale run (3.92 bunt, 3.99-4.01) w/ pro actions & lightning twitch in box make him the most athletic 2026 draft prospect in a top 5 MLB player producing state (GA). Standout ease of effort & body balance in all facets. Near plus bat speed well before physical ceiling. 1st step quickness and lengthy gliding strides will allow top of scale run to play true on basepaths. Could be special defender in CF. Natural reads, standout range, and rare footwork at SS w/ future AVG arm. Turns 18 just days b4 draft. This is a potential plus defender in CF for me with future A/AVG or better defense at 2B the backup plan (if arm ends up light for SS). Outside of elite athleticism - his spin recognition, ability to ctrl effort, rhythm+timing, and feel 2 waste pitches lead me to believe it’s an AVG hit tool down the line. The fact he’s played much less high level baseball compared to other GA ‘26 prospects should not be held against him, it’s a positive for his ceiling as a hitter and overall. This caliber of athlete will fly past peers when seasoned vs quality arms. Prototype CF/SS frame w/ future top of scale bat speed as he physically matures should bring easy 6 raw power.
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#Chipola ‘26 SS Devin Kendall 17U Nation 6’3 175. Top of scale run (3.92 bunt, 3.99-4.01) w/ pro actions & lightning twitch in box make him the most athletic 2026 draft prospect in a top 5 MLB player producing state (GA). Standout ease of effort & body balance in all facets. Near plus bat speed well before physical ceiling. 1st step quickness and lengthy gliding strides will allow top of scale run to play true on basepaths. Could be special defender in CF. Natural reads, standout range, and rare footwork at SS w/ future AVG arm. Turns 18 just days b4 draft. This is a potential plus defender in CF for me with future A/AVG or better defense at 2B the backup plan (if arm ends up light for SS). Outside of elite athleticism - his spin recognition, ability to ctrl effort, rhythm+timing, and feel 2 waste pitches lead me to believe it’s an AVG hit tool down the line. The fact he’s played much less high level baseball compared to other GA ‘26 prospects should not be held against him, it’s a positive for his ceiling as a hitter and overall. This caliber of athlete will fly past peers when seasoned vs quality arms. Prototype CF/SS frame w/ future top of scale bat speed as he physically matures should bring easy 6 raw power.

Justin Goetz

15,820 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten