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Why do need an ambitious forestry programme? 🍃Europe 35% forest cover 🍂Ireland 11% forest cover (2% native woodland) Government's €1.3 billion forestry strategy led by Pippa Hackett is the most environmentally friendly programme in State history 🔗

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Gandhinagar, Gujarat: Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the state government is promoting nursery development and afforestation through several environmental initiatives. The government has allocated Rs 50 crore for raising high-quality saplings in social forestry nurseries across the state. Under the programme, local species are being developed using the Tall Seedling method, producing plants 6-8 feet high. The Forest Department is nurturing these saplings in 423 nurseries with a target of producing one crore plants annually. The initiative aims to increase green cover, promote social forestry, support plantation drives involving farmers, women and self-help groups, and generate employment in rural areas.

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Scary VIDEO: North West’s Porous Forest Routes Fueling Banditry and Terrorist Movement The vast forest reserves crisscrossing Nigeria’s North West have become major security liabilities, offering criminals, insurgents and bandits unpoliced highways across multiple states. Security analysts trace a troubling chain of interconnected forests that stretch seamlessly from Katsina State through Kaduna, Niger, Zamfara and Sokoto. At the centre of this network is the Rugu Forest in Katsina, which links directly to Rijana in Kaduna. From there, armed groups easily exploit the forest corridor into Southern Kaduna, and further southward into Kontagora in Niger State. The same stretch extends westward into Makuku forest, then runs through Daki Takwas, Gandu (Dan Sadau axis), Anka and Mayanchi, until it reaches Bana forest in Mafara (Zamfara State). This porous forest belt ultimately empties into Gundumi forest in Eastern Sokoto State, creating one of the most extensive hideouts for non-state armed groups in the region. For years, security agencies have struggled to contain the mobility advantage that terrorists enjoy from this natural cover. The absence of permanent surveillance, combined with the sheer size and density of the terrain, makes the forests a ready sanctuary for staging attacks, retreating with hostages, and moving weapons. Unless Nigeria adopts a joint inter-state security architecture, the terrorists will continue to exploit these corridors. A coordinated strategy combining air surveillance, forest patrols, and intelligence-sharing among the affected states is seen as the only way to break the chain of criminal mobility. The North West, long plagued by cattle rustling, kidnapping-for-ransom, and rural banditry, is now under threat of becoming a permanent corridor of instability stretching from Katsina to Sokoto, Zamfara,Kebbi, Kaduna, and spilling into Niger State. DEFENCE HQ NIGERIA Nigerian Army

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23,781 views • 6 months ago

Whilst it’s sad to see, we’re used to newly planted saplings or individual street trees dying from lack of water. I don’t think we’re prepared for the shock of seeing our precious native deciduous woodlands around our dying as a result of drought though. This weekend I was in a native woodland in Norfolk, and saw whole areas of the forest where trees were in a bad way. Many of the trees had clearly run out of water, with their leaves brown, crispy & burnt. Some trees are likely to die from this drought, many more if droughts keep happening. Will we just standby & watch our forest & ancient woodlands die? We need immediate action on the ultimate cause of climate change of course. But given that extreme heat & drought is already here, we need to urgently put together a strategy to enable our forests to adapt to the changing climate as far as they are able to. Obvious things to do include restoring ancient woodlands to health by removing invasive species like rhododendron & cherry laurel; getting rid of non-native pine plantations & replacing with native trees that are more drought tolerant; blocking up drainage & creating ponds & swales so that woodlands retain water; expanding woodlands & creating buffer zones around them. These are just a few ideas: more than anything, we need government to listen to tree experts, come up with a proper plan & then have the will to implement that plan as a matter of national importance. Without this, we may lose much of our ancient woodland in our lifetime.

Whilst it’s sad to see, we’re used to newly planted saplings or individual street trees dying from lack of water. I don’t think we’re prepared for the shock of seeing our precious native deciduous woodlands around our dying as a result of drought though. This weekend I was in a native woodland in Norfolk, and saw whole areas of the forest where trees were in a bad way. Many of the trees had clearly run out of water, with their leaves brown, crispy & burnt. Some trees are likely to die from this drought, many more if droughts keep happening. Will we just standby & watch our forest & ancient woodlands die? We need immediate action on the ultimate cause of climate change of course. But given that extreme heat & drought is already here, we need to urgently put together a strategy to enable our forests to adapt to the changing climate as far as they are able to. Obvious things to do include restoring ancient woodlands to health by removing invasive species like rhododendron & cherry laurel; getting rid of non-native pine plantations & replacing with native trees that are more drought tolerant; blocking up drainage & creating ponds & swales so that woodlands retain water; expanding woodlands & creating buffer zones around them. These are just a few ideas: more than anything, we need government to listen to tree experts, come up with a proper plan & then have the will to implement that plan as a matter of national importance. Without this, we may lose much of our ancient woodland in our lifetime.

Paul Powlesland

33,039 views • 28 days ago

#whyilovekenya The Marsabit you never see, today allow me to share a rare clip of dense Marsabit Forest home to two crater lakes . Kenya is such a diverse nation , we should count ourselves very lucky. Lake paradise is also where Marsabit Lodge is located ( sadly it has been closed for years). It's about time that this lodge or where the lodge sits found a serious investor. The lodge sits on the rim of the lake. Spot it in the first crater lake on extreme right. All the rooms would face the lake. This can host a safari lodge with meeting rooms while the 2nd lake can host upmarket boutique safari lodge. Kenya Tourism Board KAHC Kenya NゲージのKATO Marsabit forest is also home to Ahmed one of the biggest call him giant Tusker Elephant to have ever lived. The first and only Elephant or animal that was given presidential protection in the 70s. Well the remains of Ahmed is preserved at the Nairobi National Museums. Kenya is serious about conservation. Marabit forest is home to elephants , Leopard, buffaloes, Hyenas and over 280 bird species. Thank you Kenya Wildlife Service. Kenya Wildlife Service CS Rebecca Miano, EGH Silvia Museiya, CBS for all the harwork in preserving this rare gem. A big thanks to local community my people for looking after this forest. Its about time that the local community got a share from carbon credit because this is a huge forest . Hon. Aden Duale, EGH Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry Kenya Forest Service Bee keeping on the periphery is also sustainable. The Hive Group Chris and your team we need you here. Cutting trees for charcoal is the most idiotic invention by man, its never sustainable. Larger Marsabit County is also home to many communities diverse communities and notable features are the singing wells of Marsabit . Gov Mohamud M. Ali, EGH Marsabit County Before I forget Marsabit also shares Lake Turkana with Turkana County and of course we have our very ownChalbi desert. Well yours truly grew up on the slopes of this forest and every friday afternoon as young boys we would head deep into the forest to swim in one man made dam that was named 50 deep. Life was good Alhamdulilah As always I choose to remain an optimist as I share the beautiful sights of Marsabit forest . Sound track is from one of our own Borana legend singer Abdullahi Jirma. As always I choose to remain an optimist Video creditDr Eng Mativo Ketraco Dr. Eng. John Mativo CP³P

#whyilovekenya The Marsabit you never see, today allow me to share a rare clip of dense Marsabit Forest home to two crater lakes . Kenya is such a diverse nation , we should count ourselves very lucky. Lake paradise is also where Marsabit Lodge is located ( sadly it has been closed for years). It's about time that this lodge or where the lodge sits found a serious investor. The lodge sits on the rim of the lake. Spot it in the first crater lake on extreme right. All the rooms would face the lake. This can host a safari lodge with meeting rooms while the 2nd lake can host upmarket boutique safari lodge. Kenya Tourism Board KAHC Kenya NゲージのKATO Marsabit forest is also home to Ahmed one of the biggest call him giant Tusker Elephant to have ever lived. The first and only Elephant or animal that was given presidential protection in the 70s. Well the remains of Ahmed is preserved at the Nairobi National Museums. Kenya is serious about conservation. Marabit forest is home to elephants , Leopard, buffaloes, Hyenas and over 280 bird species. Thank you Kenya Wildlife Service. Kenya Wildlife Service CS Rebecca Miano, EGH Silvia Museiya, CBS for all the harwork in preserving this rare gem. A big thanks to local community my people for looking after this forest. Its about time that the local community got a share from carbon credit because this is a huge forest . Hon. Aden Duale, EGH Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry Kenya Forest Service Bee keeping on the periphery is also sustainable. The Hive Group Chris and your team we need you here. Cutting trees for charcoal is the most idiotic invention by man, its never sustainable. Larger Marsabit County is also home to many communities diverse communities and notable features are the singing wells of Marsabit . Gov Mohamud M. Ali, EGH Marsabit County Before I forget Marsabit also shares Lake Turkana with Turkana County and of course we have our very ownChalbi desert. Well yours truly grew up on the slopes of this forest and every friday afternoon as young boys we would head deep into the forest to swim in one man made dam that was named 50 deep. Life was good Alhamdulilah As always I choose to remain an optimist as I share the beautiful sights of Marsabit forest . Sound track is from one of our own Borana legend singer Abdullahi Jirma. As always I choose to remain an optimist Video creditDr Eng Mativo Ketraco Dr. Eng. John Mativo CP³P

Mohammed Hersi : Mr Optimist

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FLOKI

773,210 views • 2 years ago

Bill Nye “The Science Guy” said on CNN this morning that forest fires never used to happen in the Carolinas until now. 🗨️ “There's forest fires, wildfires in the Carolinas—that didn't used to be a thing, everybody.” That sounds scary. 😱 Big, if true. But, had Nye done any actual research, he might be aware that his DNC talking points don't quite square with the facts. 🔎📖 The South Carolina South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) has a wealth of information on their website. 💻 🔥 Based on the last 30 years of data, ~3,000 fires break out in South Carolina each year. 🌲 About 18,000 acres are set ablaze annually. 🪵 229,908 acres of land burned in 1950 alone, the most in a single calendar year in the Palmetto state. Of the top 10 years with the most fire burn acreage, nine of them were prior to 1970 and seven of them were at least 70 years ago. 📉 Annual fire burn acreage has decreased by 72.5% (1950-79 vs. 1994-2023). Any emergent climate signal is masked by interannual variability and increased fire suppression in the area. 🔗 🔗 The largest [official] fire on record in South Carolina was the Clear Pond Fire of April 10-15, 1976. It began as an unattended campfire between Conway and Myrtle Beach, and ended up burning 30,000 acres of land in Horry County in the span of five days. For perspective, the current blaze has burned 1,600 acres. 🔗 An even larger fire occurred in mid-February 1898. It seared through an estimated three million acres that stretched from Aiken County, South Carolina to Chatham County, North Carolina, and killed at least 14 people in its path. 🔗 🔗 Bill Nye has no clue what he's talking about. He's just making stuff up and the CNN “journalists” nod in blind agreement.

Bill Nye “The Science Guy” said on CNN this morning that forest fires never used to happen in the Carolinas until now. 🗨️ “There's forest fires, wildfires in the Carolinas—that didn't used to be a thing, everybody.” That sounds scary. 😱 Big, if true. But, had Nye done any actual research, he might be aware that his DNC talking points don't quite square with the facts. 🔎📖 The South Carolina South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) has a wealth of information on their website. 💻 🔥 Based on the last 30 years of data, ~3,000 fires break out in South Carolina each year. 🌲 About 18,000 acres are set ablaze annually. 🪵 229,908 acres of land burned in 1950 alone, the most in a single calendar year in the Palmetto state. Of the top 10 years with the most fire burn acreage, nine of them were prior to 1970 and seven of them were at least 70 years ago. 📉 Annual fire burn acreage has decreased by 72.5% (1950-79 vs. 1994-2023). Any emergent climate signal is masked by interannual variability and increased fire suppression in the area. 🔗 🔗 The largest [official] fire on record in South Carolina was the Clear Pond Fire of April 10-15, 1976. It began as an unattended campfire between Conway and Myrtle Beach, and ended up burning 30,000 acres of land in Horry County in the span of five days. For perspective, the current blaze has burned 1,600 acres. 🔗 An even larger fire occurred in mid-February 1898. It seared through an estimated three million acres that stretched from Aiken County, South Carolina to Chatham County, North Carolina, and killed at least 14 people in its path. 🔗 🔗 Bill Nye has no clue what he's talking about. He's just making stuff up and the CNN “journalists” nod in blind agreement.

Chris Martz

76,633 views • 1 year ago

$I am not sure if your post was in reference to my earlier post that sparked diverse reactions and interpretations. As someone who respects your views, I feel compelled to offer this clarification, especially given your position and your caliber as a key stakeholder in national and public discourse. I want to state unequivocally that the Anchor Borrowers’ Programme (ABP) was never a fraud. Instead, it stood out as one of the most ambitious, impactful and arguably most successful agricultural initiatives in the history of our country. The programme was designed with the noble intention of supporting smallholder farmers, to boost local food production, reduce our reliance on imports and ultimately achieve food security. Even in my earlier post, I did not suggest that the programme was a failure or fraudulent. What I did acknowledge, however, is the undeniable fact that the ABP, like many large-scale interventions, was unfortunately abused by a few bad elements, individuals who either diverted the funds to unrelated ventures or deliberately hoarded their harvests to exploit price hikes and maximize personal profit at the expense of national interest. Those who still deny this reality are simply not being honest with themselves, though, of course, they are well within their rights to hold a contrary opinion. That said, it is equally important to recognize and celebrate the thousands of honest and hardworking farmers who embraced the Programme in its true spirit. (May Allah (SWT) bless them.) Their efforts helped this country, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. They fed this nation, stabilized the economy and sustained local markets when global supply chains were disrupted. So, to say that I dismissed the entire success of the Programme because of the mention of few bad elements who abused the system was truly unfair. As for the current policy on food import waivers, while the government is in the best position to assess and act, I still believe, as I mentioned in my post, that importing food to stabilize prices can be a necessary short-term measure. However, for the long-term strategy, reviving and strictly monitoring agricultural interventions remains our best way forward. The video I attached to in this post was recorded by Madam Lauretta Onochie Lauretta Onochie in February 2022. It showcased just a fraction of the visible success of the Anchor Borrowers’ Programme.$

I am not sure if your post was in reference to my earlier post that sparked diverse reactions and interpretations. As someone who respects your views, I feel compelled to offer this clarification, especially given your position and your caliber as a key stakeholder in national and public discourse. I want to state unequivocally that the Anchor Borrowers’ Programme (ABP) was never a fraud. Instead, it stood out as one of the most ambitious, impactful and arguably most successful agricultural initiatives in the history of our country. The programme was designed with the noble intention of supporting smallholder farmers, to boost local food production, reduce our reliance on imports and ultimately achieve food security. Even in my earlier post, I did not suggest that the programme was a failure or fraudulent. What I did acknowledge, however, is the undeniable fact that the ABP, like many large-scale interventions, was unfortunately abused by a few bad elements, individuals who either diverted the funds to unrelated ventures or deliberately hoarded their harvests to exploit price hikes and maximize personal profit at the expense of national interest. Those who still deny this reality are simply not being honest with themselves, though, of course, they are well within their rights to hold a contrary opinion. That said, it is equally important to recognize and celebrate the thousands of honest and hardworking farmers who embraced the Programme in its true spirit. (May Allah (SWT) bless them.) Their efforts helped this country, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. They fed this nation, stabilized the economy and sustained local markets when global supply chains were disrupted. So, to say that I dismissed the entire success of the Programme because of the mention of few bad elements who abused the system was truly unfair. As for the current policy on food import waivers, while the government is in the best position to assess and act, I still believe, as I mentioned in my post, that importing food to stabilize prices can be a necessary short-term measure. However, for the long-term strategy, reviving and strictly monitoring agricultural interventions remains our best way forward. The video I attached to in this post was recorded by Madam Lauretta Onochie Lauretta Onochie in February 2022. It showcased just a fraction of the visible success of the Anchor Borrowers’ Programme.

Bashir Ahmad, OON

172,874 views • 1 year ago

Point of Information: Cleanliness of Hills (Tekdis) in #Pune Today, in the Vidhan Sabha, I highlighted the pressing issue of the worsening state of cleanliness of Pune's scenic hills. #Pune, renowned as the "City of Hills" is home to iconic tekdis such as Vetal Tedki, Taljai, Mhatoba, Parvati Hill, and an array of 35 hills adorning its landscape. Unfortunately, the cleanliness on our hills has deteriorated significantly. Disturbingly, miscreants are now using them as dumping grounds for both domestic garbage and construction waste. Sandalwood trees are being cut on Vetal Tekdi. Regrettably, the Forest Department has not been vigilant about these issues. Though various volunteer groups are engaged in cleanliness drives on the hills, miscreants continue to defy these efforts, clandestinely disposing of waste under the cover of night. Prompt and stringent measures are imperative to tackle this issue head-on. Immediate legal and penal actions need to be taken against those responsible for these crimes. Furthermore, I emphasized to the house the pressing need for increasing manpower of the #ForestDepartment and taking comprehensive steps to ensure the cleanliness and preservation of Vetal Hill and the other hills that grace #Pune #GreenPune #Tekdi #Forest #Dumping

Point of Information: Cleanliness of Hills (Tekdis) in #Pune Today, in the Vidhan Sabha, I highlighted the pressing issue of the worsening state of cleanliness of Pune's scenic hills. #Pune, renowned as the "City of Hills" is home to iconic tekdis such as Vetal Tedki, Taljai, Mhatoba, Parvati Hill, and an array of 35 hills adorning its landscape. Unfortunately, the cleanliness on our hills has deteriorated significantly. Disturbingly, miscreants are now using them as dumping grounds for both domestic garbage and construction waste. Sandalwood trees are being cut on Vetal Tekdi. Regrettably, the Forest Department has not been vigilant about these issues. Though various volunteer groups are engaged in cleanliness drives on the hills, miscreants continue to defy these efforts, clandestinely disposing of waste under the cover of night. Prompt and stringent measures are imperative to tackle this issue head-on. Immediate legal and penal actions need to be taken against those responsible for these crimes. Furthermore, I emphasized to the house the pressing need for increasing manpower of the #ForestDepartment and taking comprehensive steps to ensure the cleanliness and preservation of Vetal Hill and the other hills that grace #Pune #GreenPune #Tekdi #Forest #Dumping

Siddharth Shirole

58,338 views • 3 years ago

🚨471 MILLION EUROS HELLO URSULA Ursula von der Leyen is this what €90 billion in EU "aid" what others might call money laundering buys? Why is the European taxpayer paying for this war and not Ukrainian billionaires? The most expensive apartment in history has been bought in Monaco by Ukraine's richest man for 471 million euros confirmed by Bloomberg and many other outlets. Five floors, eight parking spaces... The staggering figures of the world's most expensive new apartment in Monaco 2 500 square meters on 5 floors with 21 rooms, 8 parking spaces and a private pool. He also recently bought this yacht for 500 000 000 euros. Off the backs of the EU taxpayer? The self appointed Pfizer Queen of Europe no longer bothers to hide her contempt for Europeans. Ukrainians and the existence of the Ukranian state is being sacrificed for this?

🚨471 MILLION EUROS HELLO URSULA Ursula von der Leyen is this what €90 billion in EU "aid" what others might call money laundering buys? Why is the European taxpayer paying for this war and not Ukrainian billionaires? The most expensive apartment in history has been bought in Monaco by Ukraine's richest man for 471 million euros confirmed by Bloomberg and many other outlets. Five floors, eight parking spaces... The staggering figures of the world's most expensive new apartment in Monaco 2 500 square meters on 5 floors with 21 rooms, 8 parking spaces and a private pool. He also recently bought this yacht for 500 000 000 euros. Off the backs of the EU taxpayer? The self appointed Pfizer Queen of Europe no longer bothers to hide her contempt for Europeans. Ukrainians and the existence of the Ukranian state is being sacrificed for this?

THE ISLANDER

13,910 views • 4 months ago

Twitter boi, do you want to see a humanoid AI lab from the inside? Well I do ;) Join me to visit Flexion A world-leading lab building the AI brains for humanoids – in Zurich, one of the best hubs for Physical AI. Their goal? Build the Android of robotics. One operating system that works on any humanoid hardware. It is crazy what their robots can do. We pushed a robot on the stairs. It didn't care. They left one in a rainy forest it was never trained on. Chilled and hiked there. And because they let robots train on their own, from zero through reinforcement learning, the robots do odd inhuman things. Eg they stand up from the ground in ways no human ever would. If their humanoid brain works, this will be industry defining. This is why Flexion is one of Europe's Most Ambitious Startups. 🇪🇺🔥 0:00 Intro 0:38 Inside a Lab with 14 Humanoids 2:17 What’s Actually Inside a Humanoid? 4:43 The Robot Navigates on Its Own 6:31 Why Grasping Is So Hard 7:01 Stairs, Pushes, and Balance Tests 7:55 Training 4,000 Robots in Parallel 10:50 Teleoperation vs Reinforcement Learning 14:35 The Case for Humanoids 15:55 Why Europe Could Win Robotics Please like & RT 🙏

Twitter boi, do you want to see a humanoid AI lab from the inside? Well I do ;) Join me to visit Flexion A world-leading lab building the AI brains for humanoids – in Zurich, one of the best hubs for Physical AI. Their goal? Build the Android of robotics. One operating system that works on any humanoid hardware. It is crazy what their robots can do. We pushed a robot on the stairs. It didn't care. They left one in a rainy forest it was never trained on. Chilled and hiked there. And because they let robots train on their own, from zero through reinforcement learning, the robots do odd inhuman things. Eg they stand up from the ground in ways no human ever would. If their humanoid brain works, this will be industry defining. This is why Flexion is one of Europe's Most Ambitious Startups. 🇪🇺🔥 0:00 Intro 0:38 Inside a Lab with 14 Humanoids 2:17 What’s Actually Inside a Humanoid? 4:43 The Robot Navigates on Its Own 6:31 Why Grasping Is So Hard 7:01 Stairs, Pushes, and Balance Tests 7:55 Training 4,000 Robots in Parallel 10:50 Teleoperation vs Reinforcement Learning 14:35 The Case for Humanoids 15:55 Why Europe Could Win Robotics Please like & RT 🙏

Andreas Klinger 🦾

14,761 views • 5 months ago

An Ancient Pattern, Repeating in a Modern Costume “There is nothing new under the sun.” — Ecclesiastes 1:9 From Pharaoh’s magicians.. to Judas and the Sanhedrin.. to medieval indulgence sellers.. to modern financial engineering.. The pattern is always the same: 1 A scarce asset emerges that reorders power. 2 Incumbent elites recognize the threat before the public does. 3 Law is weaponized, not to protect justice, but to manufacture permission. 4 Narratives are inverted: owners become “wrongdoers,” predators become “stewards.” 5 Official channels provide moral cover while assets quietly change hands. This is not conspiracy. This is history. The Timeless Tactic: Law as a Weapon, Not a Shield Law, when severed from moral truth, becomes the most effective weapon ever created. Why? Because: It appears righteous It intimidates the uninformed It grants plausible deniability It transfers property without visible violence Under common law and divine law alike, law exists to protect property and consent. When law is used to redefine ownership rather than defend it, fraud has already entered, even if no court ever names it. The “Official Narrative” Problem Here’s where discernment matters most. Official channels don’t exist to reveal truth. They exist to establish legitimacy. That legitimacy is often created by: • Procedural complexity • Credentialed authority • Media repetition • Silence of dissent through cost & fear History is merciless on this point: • Jesus was executed with full legal process • Slavery was upheld by courts and statutes • Banking panics were “lawful” • Asset seizures have always been “court approved” Legality has never equaled morality. Why “Cover Stories” Are Always Necessary If the underlying action were just, no cover story would be required. Cover stories emerge when: • Property must be transferred without consent • Time is needed to suppress clarity • Complexity is required to exhaust resistance • The public must be told “this is for your protection” This is why modern financial disputes are never simple. Simplicity reveals intent. Complexity conceals motive. The Strategic Gravity of Ripple Let’s state a plain, observable fact: The infrastructure Ripple is building sits at the center of the next global financial architecture. That makes proximity to it strategically priceless. In every era: • Those closest to new rails of power accumulate first • They do so before clarity arrives • And often during confusion This is not unique to crypto. It happened with railroads, oil, telecom, the internet, and central banking. Discernment asks not “Who said what?” But “Who benefits from delay, dilution, fear, or forced restructuring?” The Inversion Principle (How Fraud Hides in Plain Sight) One of the oldest tricks: • Owners are reframed as risks • Consent is reframed as obstruction • Seizure is reframed as stabilization • Silence is reframed as compliance Christ warned us directly: “They will put you out of the synagogue; indeed, the hour is coming when whoever kills you will think he is offering service to God.” — John 16:2 In modern terms: Those who do harm will sincerely claim righteousness - backed by institutions. Why Discernment Must Override Reporting Reporting shows what is said. Discernment reveals what is happening. Discernment asks: • Are property rights preserved? • Is consent honored? • Are incentives aligned with stated goals? • Does the process clarify… or obscure? The Closing Truth We don’t need to accuse anyone We don’t need secret evidence We don’t need insider leaks We only need this immutable test: Truth simplifies. Fraud complicates. Justice clarifies. Theft obscures. That law can be abused is not controversial. That powerful actors do so is not rare. That official narratives often serve as cover is not new. What’s rare is a people willing to see clearly, speak carefully, and refuse to confuse legality with righteousness Linqto

An Ancient Pattern, Repeating in a Modern Costume “There is nothing new under the sun.” — Ecclesiastes 1:9 From Pharaoh’s magicians.. to Judas and the Sanhedrin.. to medieval indulgence sellers.. to modern financial engineering.. The pattern is always the same: 1 A scarce asset emerges that reorders power. 2 Incumbent elites recognize the threat before the public does. 3 Law is weaponized, not to protect justice, but to manufacture permission. 4 Narratives are inverted: owners become “wrongdoers,” predators become “stewards.” 5 Official channels provide moral cover while assets quietly change hands. This is not conspiracy. This is history. The Timeless Tactic: Law as a Weapon, Not a Shield Law, when severed from moral truth, becomes the most effective weapon ever created. Why? Because: It appears righteous It intimidates the uninformed It grants plausible deniability It transfers property without visible violence Under common law and divine law alike, law exists to protect property and consent. When law is used to redefine ownership rather than defend it, fraud has already entered, even if no court ever names it. The “Official Narrative” Problem Here’s where discernment matters most. Official channels don’t exist to reveal truth. They exist to establish legitimacy. That legitimacy is often created by: • Procedural complexity • Credentialed authority • Media repetition • Silence of dissent through cost & fear History is merciless on this point: • Jesus was executed with full legal process • Slavery was upheld by courts and statutes • Banking panics were “lawful” • Asset seizures have always been “court approved” Legality has never equaled morality. Why “Cover Stories” Are Always Necessary If the underlying action were just, no cover story would be required. Cover stories emerge when: • Property must be transferred without consent • Time is needed to suppress clarity • Complexity is required to exhaust resistance • The public must be told “this is for your protection” This is why modern financial disputes are never simple. Simplicity reveals intent. Complexity conceals motive. The Strategic Gravity of Ripple Let’s state a plain, observable fact: The infrastructure Ripple is building sits at the center of the next global financial architecture. That makes proximity to it strategically priceless. In every era: • Those closest to new rails of power accumulate first • They do so before clarity arrives • And often during confusion This is not unique to crypto. It happened with railroads, oil, telecom, the internet, and central banking. Discernment asks not “Who said what?” But “Who benefits from delay, dilution, fear, or forced restructuring?” The Inversion Principle (How Fraud Hides in Plain Sight) One of the oldest tricks: • Owners are reframed as risks • Consent is reframed as obstruction • Seizure is reframed as stabilization • Silence is reframed as compliance Christ warned us directly: “They will put you out of the synagogue; indeed, the hour is coming when whoever kills you will think he is offering service to God.” — John 16:2 In modern terms: Those who do harm will sincerely claim righteousness - backed by institutions. Why Discernment Must Override Reporting Reporting shows what is said. Discernment reveals what is happening. Discernment asks: • Are property rights preserved? • Is consent honored? • Are incentives aligned with stated goals? • Does the process clarify… or obscure? The Closing Truth We don’t need to accuse anyone We don’t need secret evidence We don’t need insider leaks We only need this immutable test: Truth simplifies. Fraud complicates. Justice clarifies. Theft obscures. That law can be abused is not controversial. That powerful actors do so is not rare. That official narratives often serve as cover is not new. What’s rare is a people willing to see clearly, speak carefully, and refuse to confuse legality with righteousness Linqto

Rob Cunningham | KUWL.show

12,899 views • 8 months ago

Uttar Pradesh has established itself as the country’s most prominent model of sustainable development, integrating economic progress with environmental stewardship. Alongside major infrastructure advancements, including expressways, airports, data centres, and industrial investments, the state recorded a 559-square-km increase in forest and tree cover from 2021 to 2023. Solar power capacity has risen sharply from 288 MW in 2017 to 2,815 MW today. Wildlife conservation has also shown positive results, with tiger numbers increasing from 109 to 205 and the Ganga dolphin population reaching 2,397. Continuing PM Modi’s “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative, Uttar Pradesh, under the leadership of CM Yogi, aims to plant 35 crore saplings and create a new benchmark. This is not just an afforestation drive but a significant step towards securing clean air, safe water, and a sustainable green legacy for future generations. #PrakritiKaMahaYagya 🌳🇮🇳

Uttar Pradesh has established itself as the country’s most prominent model of sustainable development, integrating economic progress with environmental stewardship. Alongside major infrastructure advancements, including expressways, airports, data centres, and industrial investments, the state recorded a 559-square-km increase in forest and tree cover from 2021 to 2023. Solar power capacity has risen sharply from 288 MW in 2017 to 2,815 MW today. Wildlife conservation has also shown positive results, with tiger numbers increasing from 109 to 205 and the Ganga dolphin population reaching 2,397. Continuing PM Modi’s “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative, Uttar Pradesh, under the leadership of CM Yogi, aims to plant 35 crore saplings and create a new benchmark. This is not just an afforestation drive but a significant step towards securing clean air, safe water, and a sustainable green legacy for future generations. #PrakritiKaMahaYagya 🌳🇮🇳

Rishi Bagree

64,081 views • 2 months ago

India's Massive $12 Billion Donation to Wall Street. Yes, you read that right. That's effectively what's happening in the Indian F&O market right now. According to the latest data, 90% of retail investors are losing money. We're witnessing a massive capital outflow—roughly $12 billion a year—from hard-working families in small-town India to sophisticated institutional desks using state-of-the-art algorithms built by PhDs in math and physics. The "easy money" narrative is hurting the demographic that needs wealth creation the most: the 30-40-year-old middle-class earner. The hard truth? If you're trading F&O without an edge, you aren't a market participant. You're the liquidity. So, how do we stop the bleeding? Watch the full discussion where Saurabh and Nandita cover this and more in detail: #Economy #MarketReality #RetailInvestor #RiskManagement #MarcellusPodcast #India #FinancialPlanning #CoffeeAndInvesting

India's Massive $12 Billion Donation to Wall Street. Yes, you read that right. That's effectively what's happening in the Indian F&O market right now. According to the latest data, 90% of retail investors are losing money. We're witnessing a massive capital outflow—roughly $12 billion a year—from hard-working families in small-town India to sophisticated institutional desks using state-of-the-art algorithms built by PhDs in math and physics. The "easy money" narrative is hurting the demographic that needs wealth creation the most: the 30-40-year-old middle-class earner. The hard truth? If you're trading F&O without an edge, you aren't a market participant. You're the liquidity. So, how do we stop the bleeding? Watch the full discussion where Saurabh and Nandita cover this and more in detail: #Economy #MarketReality #RetailInvestor #RiskManagement #MarcellusPodcast #India #FinancialPlanning #CoffeeAndInvesting

Marcellus Investment Managers

37,853 views • 8 months ago

The Future of Enterprise Software with Steven Sinofsky Seema Amble, Steven Sinofsky, and Elena Burger sit down to cover what headless software actually means, why enterprise stickiness is harder to kill than anyone thinks, and where the real opportunities are for startups building in the age of agents. 1:00 Intro to the episode and guests 1:58 What is headless software and what changes does it introduce 2:17 Salesforce Headless 360 announcement unpacked 9:49 Historically, what made software sticky 15:26 Steven's "The Death of Software, Nah" essay and why the SaaSpocalypse is overblown 17:11 Why legacy systems like SAP and insurance software are truly irreplaceable 26:04 Why enterprise software's two most-used features are "export to Excel" and "export as CSV" 29:25 The challenge of context, permissioning, and edge case handling for agents 35:07 Is automating the long tail the hardest problem in enterprise AI 36:54 Why productivity gains always create more work, not less 45:31 The rise of MCP servers and history rhyming with the Microsoft middleware era 52:20 Biggest startup opportunities in the agentic software landscape Steven Sinofsky Elena Seema Amble

The Future of Enterprise Software with Steven Sinofsky Seema Amble, Steven Sinofsky, and Elena Burger sit down to cover what headless software actually means, why enterprise stickiness is harder to kill than anyone thinks, and where the real opportunities are for startups building in the age of agents. 1:00 Intro to the episode and guests 1:58 What is headless software and what changes does it introduce 2:17 Salesforce Headless 360 announcement unpacked 9:49 Historically, what made software sticky 15:26 Steven's "The Death of Software, Nah" essay and why the SaaSpocalypse is overblown 17:11 Why legacy systems like SAP and insurance software are truly irreplaceable 26:04 Why enterprise software's two most-used features are "export to Excel" and "export as CSV" 29:25 The challenge of context, permissioning, and edge case handling for agents 35:07 Is automating the long tail the hardest problem in enterprise AI 36:54 Why productivity gains always create more work, not less 45:31 The rise of MCP servers and history rhyming with the Microsoft middleware era 52:20 Biggest startup opportunities in the agentic software landscape Steven Sinofsky Elena Seema Amble

a16z

140,086 views • 2 months ago

🇧🇷🇪🇸 Lula and Sánchez Convene Progressive Leaders in Barcelona Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva arrived in Spain Friday for a two-day summit billed as one of the most significant gatherings of the global left in recent years, under the banner of the “Global Progressive Mobilisation.” Attendees include European Council President António Costa, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Colombian President Gustavo Petro, and leaders from Uruguay, Lithuania, Ghana, and Albania. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani will participate via video, and former Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh is also expected. U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) is the lone American official attending in person. Organizers expect 3,000 attendees and representatives from over 100 parties across five continents. The agenda centers on wage inequality and electoral strategy at a moment when the right is ascendant across Europe and North America. It reflects a broader effort by progressive governments in the Global South and Europe to coordinate strategy and build an international community, with Sánchez’s Spain – one of the few remaining left-led governments in Western Europe – serving as host. Lula described it carefully: “This is not going to be an anti-Trump meeting. We are going to discuss the state of democracy, to see what went wrong and what we have to do to repair it.“

🇧🇷🇪🇸 Lula and Sánchez Convene Progressive Leaders in Barcelona Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva arrived in Spain Friday for a two-day summit billed as one of the most significant gatherings of the global left in recent years, under the banner of the “Global Progressive Mobilisation.” Attendees include European Council President António Costa, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Colombian President Gustavo Petro, and leaders from Uruguay, Lithuania, Ghana, and Albania. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani will participate via video, and former Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh is also expected. U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) is the lone American official attending in person. Organizers expect 3,000 attendees and representatives from over 100 parties across five continents. The agenda centers on wage inequality and electoral strategy at a moment when the right is ascendant across Europe and North America. It reflects a broader effort by progressive governments in the Global South and Europe to coordinate strategy and build an international community, with Sánchez’s Spain – one of the few remaining left-led governments in Western Europe – serving as host. Lula described it carefully: “This is not going to be an anti-Trump meeting. We are going to discuss the state of democracy, to see what went wrong and what we have to do to repair it.“

Drop Site

25,697 views • 4 months ago

Here's my conversation with Bill Ackman, a legendary activist investor who has led some of the biggest and most controversial financial trades in history. We cover a lot of topics from the basics of investing to the stories of multi-billion dollar financial battles to the recent saga of Harvard president testimony/resignation and the chaos that followed. First 3 hours are posted here (current X limit), and full version is up on YouTube, Spotify, and everywhere else. Links in comment. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:47 - Investing basics 5:39 - Investing in music 14:00 - Process of researching companies 18:39 - Investing in restaurants 24:08 - Investing in Google 29:50 - AI 35:05 - Warren Buffet 37:14 - Psychology of investing 46:45 - Activist investing 56:33 - General Growth Properties 1:12:49 - Canadian Pacific Railway 1:20:13 - OpenAI 1:24:24 - Biggest loss and lowest point 1:39:13 - Herbalife and Carl Icahn 1:56:03 - Oct 7 2:02:34 - College campus protests 2:21:01 - DEI in universities 2:41:52 - Neri Oxman 3:07:22 - X and free speech 3:11:46 - Trump 3:19:22 - Dean Phillips 3:26:28 - Future

Here's my conversation with Bill Ackman, a legendary activist investor who has led some of the biggest and most controversial financial trades in history. We cover a lot of topics from the basics of investing to the stories of multi-billion dollar financial battles to the recent saga of Harvard president testimony/resignation and the chaos that followed. First 3 hours are posted here (current X limit), and full version is up on YouTube, Spotify, and everywhere else. Links in comment. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:47 - Investing basics 5:39 - Investing in music 14:00 - Process of researching companies 18:39 - Investing in restaurants 24:08 - Investing in Google 29:50 - AI 35:05 - Warren Buffet 37:14 - Psychology of investing 46:45 - Activist investing 56:33 - General Growth Properties 1:12:49 - Canadian Pacific Railway 1:20:13 - OpenAI 1:24:24 - Biggest loss and lowest point 1:39:13 - Herbalife and Carl Icahn 1:56:03 - Oct 7 2:02:34 - College campus protests 2:21:01 - DEI in universities 2:41:52 - Neri Oxman 3:07:22 - X and free speech 3:11:46 - Trump 3:19:22 - Dean Phillips 3:26:28 - Future

Lex Fridman

1,964,257 views • 2 years ago