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Holiday Turns to Horror as Pensioner Falls to His Death While Parasailing in Phuket What began as a joyful moment on a dream holiday ended in tragedy within seconds. Roger John Hussey, 70, had been smiling and chatting with beachgoers as he prepared to go parasailing on Kata Beach in Phuket, Thailand. Just days into a long-awaited trip with his wife, he looked relaxed… excited even. Then everything changed. Moments after taking off, Roger plunged more than 100 feet into the shallow water below — in full view of stunned onlookers. Witnesses watched in horror as he fell from the sky. His wife, Budsabong Thongsangka, captured the moment on video — footage now being used by police as part of their investigation. Men rushed into the sea as soon as he hit the water, while emergency services scrambled to the scene. Roger was taken to Patong Hospital, but despite efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead shortly after. He had arrived in Thailand just 12 days earlier, travelling from Melbourne and visiting Chiang Mai before heading to Phuket. What was meant to be a dream holiday… became a nightmare. Police say they are now investigating exactly what went wrong. The parasailing operator and boat captain have been arrested and charged with negligence leading to death, with authorities examining whether proper safety procedures were followed. Early reports suggest Roger may have come loose from his harness mid-air but investigators are still working to determine how and why it happened. For his wife, who watched the entire incident unfold, the trauma is unimaginable. And for those on the beach that day, it’s a moment they won’t forget. A split second. A single failure. And a life was lost. I wonder if there was more to this because it literally looks like the parasailing operator detached him from the harness.
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Holiday Turns to Horror as Pensioner Falls to His Death While Parasailing in Phuket What began as a joyful moment on a dream holiday ended in tragedy within seconds. Roger John Hussey, 70, had been smiling and chatting with beachgoers as he prepared to go parasailing on Kata Beach in Phuket, Thailand. Just days into a long-awaited trip with his wife, he looked relaxed… excited even. Then everything changed. Moments after taking off, Roger plunged more than 100 feet into the shallow water below — in full view of stunned onlookers. Witnesses watched in horror as he fell from the sky. His wife, Budsabong Thongsangka, captured the moment on video — footage now being used by police as part of their investigation. Men rushed into the sea as soon as he hit the water, while emergency services scrambled to the scene. Roger was taken to Patong Hospital, but despite efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead shortly after. He had arrived in Thailand just 12 days earlier, travelling from Melbourne and visiting Chiang Mai before heading to Phuket. What was meant to be a dream holiday… became a nightmare. Police say they are now investigating exactly what went wrong. The parasailing operator and boat captain have been arrested and charged with negligence leading to death, with authorities examining whether proper safety procedures were followed. Early reports suggest Roger may have come loose from his harness mid-air but investigators are still working to determine how and why it happened. For his wife, who watched the entire incident unfold, the trauma is unimaginable. And for those on the beach that day, it’s a moment they won’t forget. A split second. A single failure. And a life was lost. I wonder if there was more to this because it literally looks like the parasailing operator detached him from the harness.

Benonwine

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Franc Milburn tells NewsNation his friend Amy Eskridge was attacked by a directed-energy weapon for her research into anti-gravity “If you’re still using chemical rockets to go to the moon and you’ve got some young upstart scientist who comes along and says, ‘I’ve got a propulsion system that’s much more efficient’ — then you’re going to lose a lot of money. If you’re looking at free energy and she’s saying, ‘I can provide free energy that obviates the need for fossil fuels’ — then you’re going to be very worried about that.” “It was a policy to stop her, to dissuade her from working, to debilitate her if they couldn’t get her to stop working — and then to terrorize her by isolating her completely by attacking everybody around her.” “When she had that particular directed-energy weapon attack that I documented, she was working on a program for Homeland Security.” Milburn, a former UK counter-intelligence officer, says he spoke to Eskridge 4 hours before she died. He shares a text from her that reads: “I did not shoot myself in the head with my own firearm. I did not overdose my prescription meds. I did not drive off a cliff.” NewsNation spoke to Eskridge’s father who said her death is not suspicious and is not tied to the other missing scientists and researchers.
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Franc Milburn tells NewsNation his friend Amy Eskridge was attacked by a directed-energy weapon for her research into anti-gravity “If you’re still using chemical rockets to go to the moon and you’ve got some young upstart scientist who comes along and says, ‘I’ve got a propulsion system that’s much more efficient’ — then you’re going to lose a lot of money. If you’re looking at free energy and she’s saying, ‘I can provide free energy that obviates the need for fossil fuels’ — then you’re going to be very worried about that.” “It was a policy to stop her, to dissuade her from working, to debilitate her if they couldn’t get her to stop working — and then to terrorize her by isolating her completely by attacking everybody around her.” “When she had that particular directed-energy weapon attack that I documented, she was working on a program for Homeland Security.” Milburn, a former UK counter-intelligence officer, says he spoke to Eskridge 4 hours before she died. He shares a text from her that reads: “I did not shoot myself in the head with my own firearm. I did not overdose my prescription meds. I did not drive off a cliff.” NewsNation spoke to Eskridge’s father who said her death is not suspicious and is not tied to the other missing scientists and researchers.

UAP James

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Timeline - Get something to drink. Lord Farmer started funding Brexit in 2016. Farage and him work together on pushing it through. Also George starts heavily working with Farage sometime in 2017. Candace met Farage in 2017 or 2018 at CPAC. Her memory varies on who she’s talking to. April 2018 Candace spent a wonderful evening with Farage. I bet she did. Was George with him? Was this where the meetings first started about the alliance? George and Candace magically meet by chance in December of 2018. She had never heard of George before? Really Candace? George had never been brought up to you for months? Even though he was working with Farage closely and funding him? Mappin who is also great friends with Farage is texting Charlie and Candace about coming many times about coming over. And how Russia/China and the US should work together. We’ve already discussed the multipolar theory of Dugin and how he’s involved. Screen shot below. Candace then makes them plane reservations without Charlies knowledge to get them over to the UK. They go and the alliance is started. When George came over to spend 3 days Farage came too. And says he played Cupid? First time I found Farage came with George. First time I’ve seen them admit Farage was behind them meeting. They get engaged right after and George moves in with her. They were sealing the plan. Get married and get support in the US politics. She had Trump meet him March of 2019. George then takes over TPUK in 2/19 thinking he’s going to be Charlie Kirk of the UK. At this time he’s also running for a Brexit seat. Which he doesn’t get. Charlie found out about the sham and fired him in April of 2019 and Candace a few weeks after. I think it was a few weeks later because he had to tell the major donors he was letting her go before he did and had to have time to explain to them why. The video here where she says Charlie lied to her about a donor meeting….i don’t think it was a donor meeting. I think it was Charlie meeting with the big donors letting them know he was letting her go. This meeting was just days before they split. Here’s also a text from Mappin and Charlie in 2019 about the far right trying to take out TPUsa. I think he’s talking about Nick but who knows. Could he be talking about her alliances? He screen shot them? Why? Probably to send to Candace and others. But Charlie also knew Candace was huge in the conservative movement and to split publicly would mean a split in the 2020 elections. Then she wasn’t invited to Charlie’s wedding. During this time they remained cordial and she was still useful to the movement. Hence DW and PragerU picking her up. Then DW fires her. Now we know why the break. Jeremy and Ben found out she was working with Nick and others that were anti Israel. Charlie also finds out about the Nick alliance. Charlie had been fighting Nick from infiltrating and trying to take down TPUsa for years. That was when communications were completely shut off. Candace unfollows Charlie in May of 2024. But she’s already scheduled for the young women’s summit in June. That had to be awkward. And Charlie promoted it because well it was a TPUsa event. Them comes Candace’s attack on the Macrons. It wasn’t because she thought Brigette a man. It was to embarrass them on the world stage. Macron is Zs biggest supporter. They want him out for many reasons. And for her attacks now on France. Up until August of 2025 the Dugin/Mappin/Candace/Alex/Tucker alliance was saying Trump was the next messiah on X. That he was going to help Russia and sign onto their plans. After the meeting when Trump didn’t go for it and canceled the next meeting all the people in the alliances posts turned on Trump. He was now public enemy #1. Then Charlie was murdered. Part 2 tomorrow.
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Timeline - Get something to drink. Lord Farmer started funding Brexit in 2016. Farage and him work together on pushing it through. Also George starts heavily working with Farage sometime in 2017. Candace met Farage in 2017 or 2018 at CPAC. Her memory varies on who she’s talking to. April 2018 Candace spent a wonderful evening with Farage. I bet she did. Was George with him? Was this where the meetings first started about the alliance? George and Candace magically meet by chance in December of 2018. She had never heard of George before? Really Candace? George had never been brought up to you for months? Even though he was working with Farage closely and funding him? Mappin who is also great friends with Farage is texting Charlie and Candace about coming many times about coming over. And how Russia/China and the US should work together. We’ve already discussed the multipolar theory of Dugin and how he’s involved. Screen shot below. Candace then makes them plane reservations without Charlies knowledge to get them over to the UK. They go and the alliance is started. When George came over to spend 3 days Farage came too. And says he played Cupid? First time I found Farage came with George. First time I’ve seen them admit Farage was behind them meeting. They get engaged right after and George moves in with her. They were sealing the plan. Get married and get support in the US politics. She had Trump meet him March of 2019. George then takes over TPUK in 2/19 thinking he’s going to be Charlie Kirk of the UK. At this time he’s also running for a Brexit seat. Which he doesn’t get. Charlie found out about the sham and fired him in April of 2019 and Candace a few weeks after. I think it was a few weeks later because he had to tell the major donors he was letting her go before he did and had to have time to explain to them why. The video here where she says Charlie lied to her about a donor meeting….i don’t think it was a donor meeting. I think it was Charlie meeting with the big donors letting them know he was letting her go. This meeting was just days before they split. Here’s also a text from Mappin and Charlie in 2019 about the far right trying to take out TPUsa. I think he’s talking about Nick but who knows. Could he be talking about her alliances? He screen shot them? Why? Probably to send to Candace and others. But Charlie also knew Candace was huge in the conservative movement and to split publicly would mean a split in the 2020 elections. Then she wasn’t invited to Charlie’s wedding. During this time they remained cordial and she was still useful to the movement. Hence DW and PragerU picking her up. Then DW fires her. Now we know why the break. Jeremy and Ben found out she was working with Nick and others that were anti Israel. Charlie also finds out about the Nick alliance. Charlie had been fighting Nick from infiltrating and trying to take down TPUsa for years. That was when communications were completely shut off. Candace unfollows Charlie in May of 2024. But she’s already scheduled for the young women’s summit in June. That had to be awkward. And Charlie promoted it because well it was a TPUsa event. Them comes Candace’s attack on the Macrons. It wasn’t because she thought Brigette a man. It was to embarrass them on the world stage. Macron is Zs biggest supporter. They want him out for many reasons. And for her attacks now on France. Up until August of 2025 the Dugin/Mappin/Candace/Alex/Tucker alliance was saying Trump was the next messiah on X. That he was going to help Russia and sign onto their plans. After the meeting when Trump didn’t go for it and canceled the next meeting all the people in the alliances posts turned on Trump. He was now public enemy #1. Then Charlie was murdered. Part 2 tomorrow.

Raven Grace 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Some late-night vibe coding with Claude. This time I tried implementing the paper "Real-Time Ray-Traced Ambient Occlusion of Complex Scenes using Spatial Hashing" (by Pascal Gautron) using LightweightVK. The starting point was a basic working ray-traced AO demo without spatial hashing which I already had - just stochastic noise jittered every frame. The main goal was to push the visual quality to a level I personally consider acceptable. It’s still not production-ready (the code is pretty unoptimized and messy), but at this stage I was quite happy with the visuals. I'd rate it about 4 out of 5. Claude started off very strong by outlining the required changes to support the new spatial feature: a list of new buffers, updates to the GLSL/Slang shaders, and modifications to the rendering loop. The first iteration didn’t work at all, but after about 10 minutes of refinement, Claude managed to get the first working version up and running by itself. At that point, once the first version was working, it started mixing cached AO with directly ray-traced AO in the same frame and kept insisting the task was complete. After I explained the issue, Claude fixed the problem in two iterations. The real visual work started after that. The naive spatial hashing implementation led to rapid hash table thrashing. When it came to heuristics, Claude wasn’t much help. That part required a lot of manual intervention from my side - going back and forth, suggesting specific heuristics to try (“do this one and this one, then I’ll compare them visually” etc.). After roughly 4 hours of work, this is the result you see in the video. 🤗 Running on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.
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Some late-night vibe coding with Claude. This time I tried implementing the paper "Real-Time Ray-Traced Ambient Occlusion of Complex Scenes using Spatial Hashing" (by Pascal Gautron) using LightweightVK. The starting point was a basic working ray-traced AO demo without spatial hashing which I already had - just stochastic noise jittered every frame. The main goal was to push the visual quality to a level I personally consider acceptable. It’s still not production-ready (the code is pretty unoptimized and messy), but at this stage I was quite happy with the visuals. I'd rate it about 4 out of 5. Claude started off very strong by outlining the required changes to support the new spatial feature: a list of new buffers, updates to the GLSL/Slang shaders, and modifications to the rendering loop. The first iteration didn’t work at all, but after about 10 minutes of refinement, Claude managed to get the first working version up and running by itself. At that point, once the first version was working, it started mixing cached AO with directly ray-traced AO in the same frame and kept insisting the task was complete. After I explained the issue, Claude fixed the problem in two iterations. The real visual work started after that. The naive spatial hashing implementation led to rapid hash table thrashing. When it came to heuristics, Claude wasn’t much help. That part required a lot of manual intervention from my side - going back and forth, suggesting specific heuristics to try (“do this one and this one, then I’ll compare them visually” etc.). After roughly 4 hours of work, this is the result you see in the video. 🤗 Running on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Sergey Kosarevsky

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Carney’s censorship circus at the G7 While world leaders gathered in Kananaskis, independent reporters like us at Rebel News were penned up in Banff, an hour away, effectively walled off from meaningful access to the annual G7 summit. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government decided who gets close to the action, and — surprise —it wasn’t Rebel News. The CBC, BBC, Reuters and other regime-friendly outlets were given VIP treatment, priority buses, and special credentials hand-delivered by the Prime Minister's Office. Meanwhile, the rest of us were left watching from TV screens like fans at a sports bar. We spoke with independent journalists from across the globe who spent thousands to be here, only to be told they could take pictures of live feeds instead of events. One Turkish photographer was even told, flat-out, to just “take photos of the screen.” It’s insulting, it’s wasteful — and it’s deliberate. Meanwhile, Carney spent the summit cosplaying as a statesman. After campaigning on “ending” Canada’s traditional relationship with the United States, he was suddenly fawning over President Donald Trump, even declaring the U.S. “the essential leader of the G7.” Then, Trump left early to deal with escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. But that didn’t stop the prime minister from quietly giving away over $4 billion to Ukraine — half in taxpayer-funded military aid, half from seized Russian assets — while Canadians are still waiting for a federal budget. If you were a Liberal voter who bought Carney’s “Canada First” talk, you should feel betrayed. Back on the ground, my Rebel News colleagues Angelica Toy and Sid Fizzard exposed the hypocrisy of the summit’s security theatre. Trees were cut down and berry bushes stripped to keep wildlife away from the delegates. Protesters were herded into secluded lots where nobody could see them. Media were intentionally kept away from politicians, from protesters — and from the public. But despite the barriers, we did what we always do: real journalism. REPORT by Sheila Gunn Reid, Syd Fizzard 🍁, Angelica:
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Carney’s censorship circus at the G7 While world leaders gathered in Kananaskis, independent reporters like us at Rebel News were penned up in Banff, an hour away, effectively walled off from meaningful access to the annual G7 summit. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government decided who gets close to the action, and — surprise —it wasn’t Rebel News. The CBC, BBC, Reuters and other regime-friendly outlets were given VIP treatment, priority buses, and special credentials hand-delivered by the Prime Minister's Office. Meanwhile, the rest of us were left watching from TV screens like fans at a sports bar. We spoke with independent journalists from across the globe who spent thousands to be here, only to be told they could take pictures of live feeds instead of events. One Turkish photographer was even told, flat-out, to just “take photos of the screen.” It’s insulting, it’s wasteful — and it’s deliberate. Meanwhile, Carney spent the summit cosplaying as a statesman. After campaigning on “ending” Canada’s traditional relationship with the United States, he was suddenly fawning over President Donald Trump, even declaring the U.S. “the essential leader of the G7.” Then, Trump left early to deal with escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. But that didn’t stop the prime minister from quietly giving away over $4 billion to Ukraine — half in taxpayer-funded military aid, half from seized Russian assets — while Canadians are still waiting for a federal budget. If you were a Liberal voter who bought Carney’s “Canada First” talk, you should feel betrayed. Back on the ground, my Rebel News colleagues Angelica Toy and Sid Fizzard exposed the hypocrisy of the summit’s security theatre. Trees were cut down and berry bushes stripped to keep wildlife away from the delegates. Protesters were herded into secluded lots where nobody could see them. Media were intentionally kept away from politicians, from protesters — and from the public. But despite the barriers, we did what we always do: real journalism. REPORT by Sheila Gunn Reid, Syd Fizzard 🍁, Angelica:

Rebel News

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