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Happy Thursday, everyone! Just like Aiahkins, let’s move through the day with good vibes and good energy. 💐🩵 Start your day right, listen to BINI’s ‘I Feel Good’ and let the positive energy flow all day long ✨🎶 ✨🥰 🎧 #EverydayBINI #BINI

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Michigan HC Sherrone Moore - Split Zone & Game Plan Process 🧵 - "Things are going to move when someone moves (Split Flow) in the backfield." Have a plan to handle DEF movement. - Must have a read element + split flow action. Slows down back side of the DEF w/ possibility of H Wrap & creating an extra gap. - "I try to carry as much (play calls) as our players can handle. I try not to add things on/past Thursday. If I did it's a trick play or something that we found that we needed. Usually we're taking stuff out because we have too many."

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James Light

16,157 views • 1 year ago

Karl: You were on this show back in March, you said it would certainly come to an end within a few weeks. We are now nearly five months into this war. How does it end? When does it end? Wright: Well, the plan we needed 4 to 6 weeks for military actions. They went for five and a half weeks. We did a pause to try to get an agreement… we've pivoted. Now we’re assuring that that oil and gas and other products can flow through the Strait of Hormuz Karl: But we're not seeing it flow now. I mean, hasn't flow of traffic through the strait of hormuz effectively stopped over the past few days Wright: Oh absolutely not, absolutely not. I get the data on that every day. The seven day trailing average right now is just under 7 million barrels a day. Karl: Thursday, there were eight ships going through the Strait of Hormuz. That's far below.

Karl: You were on this show back in March, you said it would certainly come to an end within a few weeks. We are now nearly five months into this war. How does it end? When does it end? Wright: Well, the plan we needed 4 to 6 weeks for military actions. They went for five and a half weeks. We did a pause to try to get an agreement… we've pivoted. Now we’re assuring that that oil and gas and other products can flow through the Strait of Hormuz Karl: But we're not seeing it flow now. I mean, hasn't flow of traffic through the strait of hormuz effectively stopped over the past few days Wright: Oh absolutely not, absolutely not. I get the data on that every day. The seven day trailing average right now is just under 7 million barrels a day. Karl: Thursday, there were eight ships going through the Strait of Hormuz. That's far below.

Acyn

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🚨 Wow. Take a look at the headwall of this debris flow racing off the Cottonwood Fire burn scar Thursday afternoon. This is exactly why burn scars become so dangerous during monsoon season. It doesn't take much rain to send a wall of mud, rocks, ash, and debris rushing downstream, creating life-threatening conditions in a matter of minutes. If you're hiking, camping, or traveling near burn scars this time of year, stay weather aware. Flash flooding can happen even if it's not raining where you are. #Monsoon #Utah #FlashFlood #CottonwoodFire #utwx

🚨 Wow. Take a look at the headwall of this debris flow racing off the Cottonwood Fire burn scar Thursday afternoon. This is exactly why burn scars become so dangerous during monsoon season. It doesn't take much rain to send a wall of mud, rocks, ash, and debris rushing downstream, creating life-threatening conditions in a matter of minutes. If you're hiking, camping, or traveling near burn scars this time of year, stay weather aware. Flash flooding can happen even if it's not raining where you are. #Monsoon #Utah #FlashFlood #CottonwoodFire #utwx

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40,685 views • 1 month ago

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Alex Jones

55,324 views • 6 months ago

Monday, December 18, 2023, 1:17 PM, PDT: 545 DM Low pressure is starting to develop 300 miles off the coast of Oregon. This is the start of the formation of the secondary low, which will emerge and have a southward trajectory. This low-pressure system will move into Southern California on Thursday and Thursday night. As of right now, intensive rapid development is expected within the next 24-30 hours over the Central Pacific. This system will tap into subtropical moisture south of the Hawaiian Islands in the next 32 hours, bringing copious amounts of rain to the southern California region. There is an increasingly elevated chance of thunderstorms on Thursday. The trajectory and positioning of solution models have the system going close to Point Conception early Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, which will provide the perfect setup for rainfall from Santa Barbara down to San Diego. If the main low pressure gets within about 65 to 130 miles of the Channel Islands, rainfall totals will increase across Ventura County, LA County, Orange County, and San Diego County. Rainfall totals are still expected to be between 0.80 to 2.0 inches. However, if thunderstorms do develop, rainfall totals of 1.8 to 4.0 inches seem justified with this particular system. More updates will continue as the system nears our region. The first system is moving into parts of Southern California this afternoon, which will moisten up the atmosphere and prepare us for the second system. There is no offshore flow at all, which is a good sign for further storm development as the lower levels of the atmosphere moisten up. #cutofflow #ElNino #Californiastorms

Monday, December 18, 2023, 1:17 PM, PDT: 545 DM Low pressure is starting to develop 300 miles off the coast of Oregon. This is the start of the formation of the secondary low, which will emerge and have a southward trajectory. This low-pressure system will move into Southern California on Thursday and Thursday night. As of right now, intensive rapid development is expected within the next 24-30 hours over the Central Pacific. This system will tap into subtropical moisture south of the Hawaiian Islands in the next 32 hours, bringing copious amounts of rain to the southern California region. There is an increasingly elevated chance of thunderstorms on Thursday. The trajectory and positioning of solution models have the system going close to Point Conception early Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, which will provide the perfect setup for rainfall from Santa Barbara down to San Diego. If the main low pressure gets within about 65 to 130 miles of the Channel Islands, rainfall totals will increase across Ventura County, LA County, Orange County, and San Diego County. Rainfall totals are still expected to be between 0.80 to 2.0 inches. However, if thunderstorms do develop, rainfall totals of 1.8 to 4.0 inches seem justified with this particular system. More updates will continue as the system nears our region. The first system is moving into parts of Southern California this afternoon, which will moisten up the atmosphere and prepare us for the second system. There is no offshore flow at all, which is a good sign for further storm development as the lower levels of the atmosphere moisten up. #cutofflow #ElNino #Californiastorms

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13,391 views • 2 years ago

A 60-year-old man died after falling into an open manhole on Khairani Road in Sakinaka on Thursday afternoon while civic drain maintenance work was underway. The deceased, identified as Aslam Sheikh, allegedly stepped into an uncovered manhole. According to eyewitnesses, three contractual workers had removed the manhole cover to carry out drain maintenance. Sheikh, who was reportedly talking on his mobile phone, did not notice the opening and fell into the stormwater drain. The workers immediately lowered a ladder into the manhole in an attempt to rescue him. However, they recovered only his umbrella and slippers. Due to the strong flow of rainwater inside the drain, officials said it was impossible to determine the direction in which he had been swept away, triggering a search operation by the Mumbai Fire Brigade.

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Richa Pinto

55,335 views • 1 month ago

The 1959 Chevrolet Impala sport coupe lowrider that was featured in Nipsey Hussle and DJ Khaled's 2019 "Higher" video is headed to auction and is expected to sell for around $200,000. The antique ride will appear alongside 600 cars and 100 motorcycles at the Mecum Monterey 2026 Auction in Monterey, Calif., which takes place from Thursday (Aug. 13) to Saturday (Aug. 15). The whip includes a custom hydraulic setup, 283 CI V-8 engine, camel hump heads for improved air flow and performance, turbo hydramatic 350 automatic transmission, Dayton wire wheels with Whitewall tires, classic baby blue paint and a tri-tone blue interior. Directed by Eif Rivera, the visual for “Higher” with John Legend was filmed just days before Nipsey's tragic murder on March 31, 2019, and released posthumously that May. The blue Impala was featured prominently in the music video. Mecum Auctions estimates the ride will rake in $175,000-$225,000. 🎥: DJ Khaled/YouTube 🎥: Mecum Auctions/YouTube

The 1959 Chevrolet Impala sport coupe lowrider that was featured in Nipsey Hussle and DJ Khaled's 2019 "Higher" video is headed to auction and is expected to sell for around $200,000. The antique ride will appear alongside 600 cars and 100 motorcycles at the Mecum Monterey 2026 Auction in Monterey, Calif., which takes place from Thursday (Aug. 13) to Saturday (Aug. 15). The whip includes a custom hydraulic setup, 283 CI V-8 engine, camel hump heads for improved air flow and performance, turbo hydramatic 350 automatic transmission, Dayton wire wheels with Whitewall tires, classic baby blue paint and a tri-tone blue interior. Directed by Eif Rivera, the visual for “Higher” with John Legend was filmed just days before Nipsey's tragic murder on March 31, 2019, and released posthumously that May. The blue Impala was featured prominently in the music video. Mecum Auctions estimates the ride will rake in $175,000-$225,000. 🎥: DJ Khaled/YouTube 🎥: Mecum Auctions/YouTube

XXL Magazine

74,461 views • 7 days ago

Tuesday, July 28, 2026 6:15 AM PDT/ 9:15 AM EDT: This beautifully displayed water vapor satellite shows hurricane Genevieve as a powerful category four storm now starting to be connected with the monsoonal flow as it moves into a westward trajectory with thunderstorms over Phoenix, Arizona this morning. She will bring lots of humidity across Southern California, and high heat will continue. Still, she is not having a direct impact on Southern California or Arizona. Still, she is having a strong peripheral effect, with dangerous rip tides from Pismo Beach to San Diego counties, starting Tuesday at 8 PM through Thursday at 7 PM, and moderate south swells of 5 to 8 feet are projected from Santa Barbara to San Diego coastal zones, so be aware of this if you are going swimming this week. The cause is due to the strong El Niño in tandem with the very warm sea surface temperatures of 86° to 92° currently. These tropical conditions will continue to increase across Arizona, Southern California, and Las Vegas in the next 72 hours. The current positioning of the 594 DM high axis over eastern Kansas and northern Oklahoma will continue move Westward over the course of the week building to possibly a 597 DM to 600 DM over western Utah to Bartsow, California bringing the highest heat of the last three week period to Southern California were many valley and major city communities across Central California and Southern California will be between 107° to 119° in addition to unusually high humidity levels of 55% to 60%. will make the heatwave downright potentially dangerous. The major heatwave timeline is from Thursday at 6 AM and escalates until Monday at 7 PM, so keep that in mind. #CAwx #AZwx #Genevieve #heatwave #ElNino

Tuesday, July 28, 2026 6:15 AM PDT/ 9:15 AM EDT: This beautifully displayed water vapor satellite shows hurricane Genevieve as a powerful category four storm now starting to be connected with the monsoonal flow as it moves into a westward trajectory with thunderstorms over Phoenix, Arizona this morning. She will bring lots of humidity across Southern California, and high heat will continue. Still, she is not having a direct impact on Southern California or Arizona. Still, she is having a strong peripheral effect, with dangerous rip tides from Pismo Beach to San Diego counties, starting Tuesday at 8 PM through Thursday at 7 PM, and moderate south swells of 5 to 8 feet are projected from Santa Barbara to San Diego coastal zones, so be aware of this if you are going swimming this week. The cause is due to the strong El Niño in tandem with the very warm sea surface temperatures of 86° to 92° currently. These tropical conditions will continue to increase across Arizona, Southern California, and Las Vegas in the next 72 hours. The current positioning of the 594 DM high axis over eastern Kansas and northern Oklahoma will continue move Westward over the course of the week building to possibly a 597 DM to 600 DM over western Utah to Bartsow, California bringing the highest heat of the last three week period to Southern California were many valley and major city communities across Central California and Southern California will be between 107° to 119° in addition to unusually high humidity levels of 55% to 60%. will make the heatwave downright potentially dangerous. The major heatwave timeline is from Thursday at 6 AM and escalates until Monday at 7 PM, so keep that in mind. #CAwx #AZwx #Genevieve #heatwave #ElNino

Jason D Farhang

16,633 views • 22 days ago

Friday, November 7, 2025, at 8:00 AM PDT: There it is folks the storm is brewing off of central portion of the Pacific right now. Significant rainfall for Southern California starting as early as Wednesday night through Saturday, but this is a progressive storm pattern that’s going to continue to escalate due to the warming of the Pacific so this is just the start of what’s to come. We need to be prepared for potential mudslides in recent major burn areas such as Easton and Pacific Palisades burn scar zones. Next Thursday through next Sunday now the potential for the system to have more major impacts such as road flooding, high wind potential, and possibly even isolated power outages with some strong to severe thunderstorms that could be embedded with the system. The two moisture sources originate from the Marshall Islands, and the Hawaiian Islands are trending now. Before this big weather shift all comes about we are going to be seeing again 92 to 95° temperatures a light Santa Ana wind event and offshore flow majority of Santa Barbara to San Diego counties, this upcoming Saturday to Monday. We are going to get pretty toasty across our region and then the rains will come almost similar to November 1997 all over again. #CAwx

Friday, November 7, 2025, at 8:00 AM PDT: There it is folks the storm is brewing off of central portion of the Pacific right now. Significant rainfall for Southern California starting as early as Wednesday night through Saturday, but this is a progressive storm pattern that’s going to continue to escalate due to the warming of the Pacific so this is just the start of what’s to come. We need to be prepared for potential mudslides in recent major burn areas such as Easton and Pacific Palisades burn scar zones. Next Thursday through next Sunday now the potential for the system to have more major impacts such as road flooding, high wind potential, and possibly even isolated power outages with some strong to severe thunderstorms that could be embedded with the system. The two moisture sources originate from the Marshall Islands, and the Hawaiian Islands are trending now. Before this big weather shift all comes about we are going to be seeing again 92 to 95° temperatures a light Santa Ana wind event and offshore flow majority of Santa Barbara to San Diego counties, this upcoming Saturday to Monday. We are going to get pretty toasty across our region and then the rains will come almost similar to November 1997 all over again. #CAwx

Jason D Farhang

32,026 views • 9 months ago

Thursday, May 28, 2026, 7:17 AM: It's not every day you wake up late in May and see a robust system that originated from off the coast of the Siberian peninsula three weeks ago now affecting California with a deep, unusually cold Siberian 552 DM low axis. Currently, this system is causing stormy weather in the Bay Area and unstable weather trending for a large part of our region with multiple embedded disturbances rotating around the parent low that is slowly moving throughout the state. There's a possible chance of isolated thunderstorms this afternoon in San Joaquin, Bakersfield, and maybe as far south as Santa Barbara County. One of these embedded disturbances may even reach as far south as western Los Angeles County by at least 7PM. However, the third low axis creates deep cyclonic flow there may be more showers due to a deep marine layer deck hovering 4,300 feet from Santa Barbara to San Diego counties. The temperatures will remain very March-like in the 67°F - 72°F range, and even colder in the mountains above 6,000 feet at 51°F - 54°F during the day, and at night 32°F - 35°F at higher elevations above 7,000 feet. The system will move into Texas by Friday at 4 PM and cause a new round of severe weather opportunities and flooding concerns. #CAwx #rain #May

Thursday, May 28, 2026, 7:17 AM: It's not every day you wake up late in May and see a robust system that originated from off the coast of the Siberian peninsula three weeks ago now affecting California with a deep, unusually cold Siberian 552 DM low axis. Currently, this system is causing stormy weather in the Bay Area and unstable weather trending for a large part of our region with multiple embedded disturbances rotating around the parent low that is slowly moving throughout the state. There's a possible chance of isolated thunderstorms this afternoon in San Joaquin, Bakersfield, and maybe as far south as Santa Barbara County. One of these embedded disturbances may even reach as far south as western Los Angeles County by at least 7PM. However, the third low axis creates deep cyclonic flow there may be more showers due to a deep marine layer deck hovering 4,300 feet from Santa Barbara to San Diego counties. The temperatures will remain very March-like in the 67°F - 72°F range, and even colder in the mountains above 6,000 feet at 51°F - 54°F during the day, and at night 32°F - 35°F at higher elevations above 7,000 feet. The system will move into Texas by Friday at 4 PM and cause a new round of severe weather opportunities and flooding concerns. #CAwx #rain #May

Jason D Farhang

104,508 views • 2 months ago

.Jacob Kimmel thinks that the functionality to reverse aging already exists in our epigenome. But then why didn't evolution already optimize for longevity? Jacob explains that if you consider evolution as an optimizer, the gradients flow in a really surprising way. Naively, it seems like evolution should want you to live longer (more time to have babies and care for your kin). Jacob explains 3 complications on the naive picture: 1. Baseline mortality was brutal throughout most of history. Even without aging, you'd likely die from infection, predation, or accident before reaching 50. So there's no signal flowing back from 100 to the genome which incentivizes some selective process to make you live longer, even if it was easy to do. 2. There's selection against fixing just one (but not at all) causes of aging). Because then you have some grandpa who's slightly healthier but still a worse use of resources than the next generation from the gene's eye point of view. 3. Evolution is very limited as an optimizer. The step size (number of variants you can test in parallel) is limited by your step size. And through the most of history, this bandwidth was dominated by selective pressures much more urgent than de-aging (for example, building a better immune system to fight infectious diseases). Full episode with Jacob Kimmel out Thursday. So excited about this one. Jacob's simple 3-point list led to more than half an hour of random digressions, from how many antibiotics were naturally evolved, to how hard evolution actually optimized for intelligence, to how we can actually detect the evidence for some deadly ancestor of HIV in our genome.

.Jacob Kimmel thinks that the functionality to reverse aging already exists in our epigenome. But then why didn't evolution already optimize for longevity? Jacob explains that if you consider evolution as an optimizer, the gradients flow in a really surprising way. Naively, it seems like evolution should want you to live longer (more time to have babies and care for your kin). Jacob explains 3 complications on the naive picture: 1. Baseline mortality was brutal throughout most of history. Even without aging, you'd likely die from infection, predation, or accident before reaching 50. So there's no signal flowing back from 100 to the genome which incentivizes some selective process to make you live longer, even if it was easy to do. 2. There's selection against fixing just one (but not at all) causes of aging). Because then you have some grandpa who's slightly healthier but still a worse use of resources than the next generation from the gene's eye point of view. 3. Evolution is very limited as an optimizer. The step size (number of variants you can test in parallel) is limited by your step size. And through the most of history, this bandwidth was dominated by selective pressures much more urgent than de-aging (for example, building a better immune system to fight infectious diseases). Full episode with Jacob Kimmel out Thursday. So excited about this one. Jacob's simple 3-point list led to more than half an hour of random digressions, from how many antibiotics were naturally evolved, to how hard evolution actually optimized for intelligence, to how we can actually detect the evidence for some deadly ancestor of HIV in our genome.

Dwarkesh Patel

257,862 views • 1 year ago

Brent touched $91.42 this morning and fell back to $87.96 on a hint of talks. Four tracked ships crossed Hormuz on Sunday. No visible LNG carrier has crossed since Thursday. Those are not one story. The war has split energy into three different recovery clocks. Crude runs on the fastest clock. Gulf exports have already clawed back to 12 to 13 million barrels a day this month, still 32% below the prewar peak, with Saudi Arabia pushing 75% of its flow out through Yanbu. Inventories, bypass routes, reserve releases and dying demand mean lost crude can reappear in days. That is why Brent swings 4 dollars on a mere rumour. It prices the odds of a reopened corridor, nothing slower. Refined products run on a slower clock. A barrel is not diesel. Global refining output ran about 5 million barrels a day below last year through the second quarter, American refineries are at 96.2% utilization, and distillate stocks sit 11% under the five year average even after last week's build. There is no strategic reserve of conversion capacity. LNG runs on two clocks at once. Near term, seven laden Qatari carriers float inside the Gulf holding 0.57 million tonnes, inventory that exits in a burst if a corridor opens and forces production cuts if it stays shut. Medium term, Iran's March strikes knocked out 2 of Qatar's 14 trains, 17% of its capacity, for three to five years by QatarEnergy's own count. The world has replaced roughly three quarters of the lost Gulf volume from elsewhere, so this is not simple shortage. Substitution is real, rate limited, and paid in demand destruction. China's gas use is down 4%. And Henry Hub sits near $2.89 with storage above average, not because America is immune but because its gas is export gated. Abundance behind a liquefaction door is not global supply. The scarce asset is no longer the molecule. It is time to usable energy. Brent prices the barrel. The crisis prices everything the barrel must become next.

Brent touched $91.42 this morning and fell back to $87.96 on a hint of talks. Four tracked ships crossed Hormuz on Sunday. No visible LNG carrier has crossed since Thursday. Those are not one story. The war has split energy into three different recovery clocks. Crude runs on the fastest clock. Gulf exports have already clawed back to 12 to 13 million barrels a day this month, still 32% below the prewar peak, with Saudi Arabia pushing 75% of its flow out through Yanbu. Inventories, bypass routes, reserve releases and dying demand mean lost crude can reappear in days. That is why Brent swings 4 dollars on a mere rumour. It prices the odds of a reopened corridor, nothing slower. Refined products run on a slower clock. A barrel is not diesel. Global refining output ran about 5 million barrels a day below last year through the second quarter, American refineries are at 96.2% utilization, and distillate stocks sit 11% under the five year average even after last week's build. There is no strategic reserve of conversion capacity. LNG runs on two clocks at once. Near term, seven laden Qatari carriers float inside the Gulf holding 0.57 million tonnes, inventory that exits in a burst if a corridor opens and forces production cuts if it stays shut. Medium term, Iran's March strikes knocked out 2 of Qatar's 14 trains, 17% of its capacity, for three to five years by QatarEnergy's own count. The world has replaced roughly three quarters of the lost Gulf volume from elsewhere, so this is not simple shortage. Substitution is real, rate limited, and paid in demand destruction. China's gas use is down 4%. And Henry Hub sits near $2.89 with storage above average, not because America is immune but because its gas is export gated. Abundance behind a liquefaction door is not global supply. The scarce asset is no longer the molecule. It is time to usable energy. Brent prices the barrel. The crisis prices everything the barrel must become next.

Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡

29,063 views • 1 month ago

🔻 JUNE 14, 2026. The media will tell you it is a birthday party. They will show you the octagon on the South Lawn. They will talk about UFC fighters and celebrity guests. They will reduce today to entertainment. They are wrong. What is happening today is not a celebration. It is a demonstration. In the last 72 hours, one man authorized the following: A military strike in Venezuela that eliminated the most wanted gang leader in the Western Hemisphere. Swift. Lethal. No warning. No negotiation. Dead. A peace agreement with Iran — signed today — that ends a war, reopens the Strait of Hormuz, and restores global oil flow. No money exchanged. No concessions. Signed on HIS terms. A 92-foot steel structure erected on the White House South Lawn — the first combat arena ever built on presidential grounds in 250 years of American history. All on the same day. His 80th birthday. Flag Day. America's 250th anniversary. You think this is coincidence? A source close to the National Security Council: "The Iran signing was ready on Thursday. It was HELD until Sunday. The Venezuela strike was greenlit Wednesday night — execution was delayed until Friday evening for maximum 72-hour media cycle alignment. The UFC structure was approved in March. Every element of June 14 was choreographed to land simultaneously." This is not a president celebrating his birthday. This is a Commander-in-Chief demonstrating to every nation on Earth — on the same day — that he can: Kill your leaders. End your wars. And throw a fight on his front lawn while doing it. FOUR criminal indictments. TWO impeachments. ONE FBI raid. 91 felony charges. They took his passport. They took his mugshot. They told the world he would die in prison. Today he is 80 years old. He is in the White House. His enemies are in courtrooms. And the world is watching a man who cannot be stopped. The date was chosen. The sequence was planned. The message is clear. NOTHING AND NO ONE CAN TOUCH HIM. CODE: FLAG-250 / STRIKE-0612 / HORMUZ-0614 / OCTAGON-WH / UNCHAINED BandOfBrothersQ

🔻 JUNE 14, 2026. The media will tell you it is a birthday party. They will show you the octagon on the South Lawn. They will talk about UFC fighters and celebrity guests. They will reduce today to entertainment. They are wrong. What is happening today is not a celebration. It is a demonstration. In the last 72 hours, one man authorized the following: A military strike in Venezuela that eliminated the most wanted gang leader in the Western Hemisphere. Swift. Lethal. No warning. No negotiation. Dead. A peace agreement with Iran — signed today — that ends a war, reopens the Strait of Hormuz, and restores global oil flow. No money exchanged. No concessions. Signed on HIS terms. A 92-foot steel structure erected on the White House South Lawn — the first combat arena ever built on presidential grounds in 250 years of American history. All on the same day. His 80th birthday. Flag Day. America's 250th anniversary. You think this is coincidence? A source close to the National Security Council: "The Iran signing was ready on Thursday. It was HELD until Sunday. The Venezuela strike was greenlit Wednesday night — execution was delayed until Friday evening for maximum 72-hour media cycle alignment. The UFC structure was approved in March. Every element of June 14 was choreographed to land simultaneously." This is not a president celebrating his birthday. This is a Commander-in-Chief demonstrating to every nation on Earth — on the same day — that he can: Kill your leaders. End your wars. And throw a fight on his front lawn while doing it. FOUR criminal indictments. TWO impeachments. ONE FBI raid. 91 felony charges. They took his passport. They took his mugshot. They told the world he would die in prison. Today he is 80 years old. He is in the White House. His enemies are in courtrooms. And the world is watching a man who cannot be stopped. The date was chosen. The sequence was planned. The message is clear. NOTHING AND NO ONE CAN TOUCH HIM. CODE: FLAG-250 / STRIKE-0612 / HORMUZ-0614 / OCTAGON-WH / UNCHAINED BandOfBrothersQ

Paul White Gold Eagle

36,934 views • 2 months ago