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Dough

https://fullchan.net/?745398dc3def1299#Ds6t63iJTtUe2SjHDoeyKZbB56Fc4TQ5RUhUMPt7gJBe

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tyb

imma going

ttyitm

night

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The WWII Ghost Army

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Remembering The Ghost Army that Saved US Lives in WW II

no callsign Joe haz already departed the WH in the helo @ 9am est for addressing the United States Naval Academy’s Class of 2022 graduation and commissioning ceremony

does that at 10am est and then bails 'to Delaware' by 2:30pm est

No Texas trip and runs and hides until Tuesday

Relentless Truth

@lebronsonroids

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Somebody on the boards already knew this.

The Texas shooter was a trained asset, just like the Buffalo shooter.

The Real Toria Brooke

@wqnderwqman

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Replying to @wqnderwqman

The Judge is speaking to the Jury: "You may consider the character evidence, but if you are convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged, (the character witness testimonies essentially don’t matter)."

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Hungarian AF HUAF239 A319 departed New Delhi after arriving on 0526-spent about 18 hours on ground-no news on who dis might be but could be the FM or Orban himself-probably making a deal with the Indians to have them buy the Russian Oil they process

moar on Hungary's Oil infrastructure here

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French AF E11043 A330 departed Paris-deGaulle Int'l and heading for central Africa

'''The whole UN peace keeping 'mission' thang is being wound down (they SAY it is so tread lightly with those articles) but this is the third high-level French Air Command A330 in/out of central Africa in the last week-moar 'monkey bidness?'

this from a few days ago

Is This the End of the French Project in Africa’s Sahel?

https://countercurrents.org/2022/05/is-this-the-end-of-the-french-project-in-africas-sahel/

So an example of what they 'say' is going on but the picture in article is an A400m and not the A330s I've seen

Just fer the fun of it-as I see this one a few times a week

RAF PSYCHO25 Eurofighter 2000 se from RAF Lossiemouth-RAF P-8 Poseidons based here too

He heading for RAF RRR9915 KC-3 MRTT for a refueling exercise-the Euro dropping altitude to 'hook up' with the Voyager MRTT

Southerners nose the way it done yo's

Be prepared, carry and nose how to use it

Pepe Ultra Deluxe

@PepeDeluxe

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thenationaldesk.com

Dennis Butler, 37, was killed Wednesday night after he pulled out the rifle and began shooting at dozens of people attending the birthday-graduation party outside an apartment complex in the city of Charleston, police said in a statement.

The woman, who was attending the party, drew a pistol and fired, killing Butler, the statement said. No one at the party was injured.

NYFRB Liquidity Swap with the E.U. and Bank of England: U.S. Dollar Liquidity Swap(s) $191,000,000

Although none reported for the Yen (yet) this was one I missed yesterday-it was reported late and done on 0525-with a maturity date of June 1

E.U = $186,000,000

Bank of England= $5,000,000

These are pretty minimal but represents that they are doing it as a few hundred million is nothing for them

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/desk-operations/central-bank-liquidity-swap-operations

SEC Sent Query to Musk Last Month Over His Major Twitter Stake

The US Securities and Exchange Commission sent a query last month to Elon Musk over how he disclosed his major stake in Twitter Inc. -- the clearest signal yet that the Wall Street regulator is scrutinizing his efforts to buy the social network. The SEC requested information from Musk about the timing of his disclosure and the type of filing he made, according to a letter dated April 4 and posted by the SEC. The regulator asked why Musk “does not appear to have been made within the required 10 days from the date of acquisition as required.” Musk disclosed on April 4 that he acquired more than 9% in the company, a week later than regulations allow and by using a filing typically reserved for passive investors. He has since embarked on a highly-public takeover bid.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/sec-sent-query-to-musk-last-month-over-his-major-twitter-stake-1.1771448

Current prices

Twitter, Inc. (TWTR)

39.57+0.05 (+0.13%)

and his collateral shares for loans tied to Twatter purchase

Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)

746.38+38.65 (+5.46%)

So no issues here so they want him to have it

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

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Will soon be heading to the NRA in Houston and then, tomorrow, for a BIG Rally in the Great State of Wyoming!

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

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Remember, we get no credit for all of the incredible things we do. If we don’t talk about it, nobody will!!!

CognitiveCarbon

@CognitiveCarbon

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Sure, Jan. Sure.

The Durham/Sussman stuff is blowing up in their faces and leading to indicting Hillary after Sussman goes down, so its time to haul out some submarines to try to take out Trump. We see right through this.

The Justice Department has released portions of a previously unseen alternative version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on ties between former President Donald Trump and Russia.

However, the 37-page report prepared at the direction of Mueller deputy Andrew Weissmann and released this week under the Freedom of Information Act is heavily redacted. Justice Department officials withheld large swaths of the document on grounds of ongoing investigations, privacy and protecting internal deliberations.

The deletions are typically made by career officials at the Justice Department and the FBI, but the secrecy puts the Biden administration in the curious position of fighting to keep from public view evidence of alleged wrongdoing by top advisers to Trump. It appears that those blacking out the redacted document sought to delete any details not made public in the version of Mueller's report released in 2019 or in other public documents.

The report focuses on the work of what was known within Mueller’s office as “Team M” a group of investigators and prosecutors focused on connections between Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and businessmen and politicians friendly to Russia.

The report details contacts between Manafort, his campaign deputy and longtime business partner Rick Gates and pro-Russian business figures. It argues that Manafort, who worked for Trump’s campaign without pay, expected to improve his financial situation as a result of his ties to a potential Trump administration.

read moar:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/previously-secret-alternative-mueller-report-goes-public/ar-AAXLqW8?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=2b8f91120480495ebd791b867a675ef3

Sure you've seen this by now but.....a place that has a capacity for over 300k spectators and the largest spectator event in the world although Le Mans comes close on occasion-depends on how 'good' that series is but they regularly have over 200k people for that every year

Plans For ‘Dirty Bomb’ Nuclear Drill During Indy 500 Race

A week after completing a simulated “dirty bomb” attack in Austin, Texas, the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) plans to conduct three days of helicopter survey flights to test for radiation over the Indianapolis Motor Speedway complex starting May 25.

According to the NNSA, the agency will conduct low-altitude aerial surveys during the Indianapolis 500 race taking place on May 29.

It said: “The public may see a twin-engine Bell 412 helicopter, which is equipped with radiation sensing technology and operated by [Nuclear Emergency Support Team] NEST’s Aerial Measuring System based at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.” “The helicopter will fly in a grid pattern over the areas at 200 feet or higher … at a speed of approximately 80 mph. Flyovers will occur only during daylight hours and will take roughly two hours per area to complete.” Surveys are a “normal” part of security and emergency preparedness and are warning the public to avoid causing alarm, the NSSA said.

The Austin Police Department and NNSA did not respond to a request for comment. The helicopter surveys come on the heels of a major radiological incident exercise by the security administration in Austin on May 16-20.

Dubbed “Cobalt Magnet 22,” the exercise involved more than 30 local, state, and federal agencies at various locations around the city to “ensure against radiological threats.” “The men and women of the Nuclear Emergency Support Team … are trained to provide decision-makers with timely, actionable scientific advice during fearful events,” said Jay Tilden, DOE’s deputy undersecretary for counterterrorism and counterproliferation. “Saving lives and reducing the impact of a nuclear incident requires a full understanding of what happened, who will be affected, and what the optimal response should be. NEST’s bread and butter is providing that information to local, state, and federal leaders as rapidly as possible.” The NNSA said those city residents in the exercise zone would likely see field teams in protective clothing using radiological monitoring and detection equipment, low-flying aircraft gathering data, and first-responders. Officials said the exercise would simulate a dirty bomb to enable first-responders to practice giving emergency relief and restoring “essential services.” Cobalt Magnet 22 was the result of 18 months of planning for implementation.

https://yournews.com/2022/05/25/2348545/plans-for-dirty-bomb-nuclear-drill-during-indy-500-race/

I have seen this Helo over DC in 2020 during the ahem 'protests' and during 2019 shit.

N411DoE Bell 412 last position is at Nellis AFB on 0524-cap#2

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Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

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My (OUR!) Endorsements are stronger now than they have ever been. 98% Approval Rating in the Republican Party. 101 to 6 just in this cycle, including Dr. Oz. “Ultra” MAGA!

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TheStormHasArrived

@TheStormHasArrived17

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History lesson of the day:

“Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, Mao, Idi Amin, Castro, Pol Pot... All these monsters began by confiscating private arms, then literally soaking the earth with the blood of tens & tens of millions of their people.

Ahh. The joys of gun control.”

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yw-always anything for ya

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slow drip muh fren all that can be expected

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kek

Welcome all new TS followers!!

Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have-either via the TS account and those can get to me via muh awesome fren or don't be shy and come in here

Would love to see some of you and talk to you-get some feedback if there is anything you'd like to see improved or covered-we try our best

Can you add anything to this clinically speaking?-this much moar your area than I.

See what they are doing to it (price-wise) because it is possibly moar successful than a much bigger Co but muh medical stuff is way less than yours

Mirati extends losses after KRAS inhibitor data; Stifel says selloff is overdone

Mirati Therapeutics (NASDAQ:MRTX) continued to trade lower in the pre-market Friday after the clinical-stage oncology company updated data for its KRAS inhibitor, adagrasib, while Stifel defended the stock noting that the post-market selloff was “overdone.”

The data were generated from a registration-enabling Phase 2 cohort of the KRYSTAL-1 study, which involved patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) who underwent at least one prior systemic therapy.

The results indicated an 80% of median progression-free survival ((mPFS)) and 12.6 months of median overall survival ((mOS)).

The readout “more or less confirms the similarity of full dose Lumakras and adagrasib monotherapy,” Stifel analysts wrote, referring to a rival therapy developed by Amgen (AMGN) with a similar mechanism of action.

However, the frontline setup in NSCLC offers a much larger sales opportunity, and the ability to combine with Merck (MRK) immunotherapy Keytruda will determine the eventual winner, the analysts added.

Stifel attributes the selloff to a lower than anticipated median duration of response ((mDOR)) of 8.5 months, compared to 12.5 months for Lumakras, which, according to analysts, adds “some accelerated approval risk.”

Despite the selloff in a second-line setting, the firm argues that the company is more likely to succeed than Amgen (AMGN). “…we recommend focusing on what we think is a more important frontline catalyst later in the year,” the analysts added.

Stifel maintains the Buy rating on Mirati (MRTX) and trims the price target to $105 from $133 per share.

Adagrasib is currently undergoing FDA review under accelerated approval as a second-line option for NSCLC. A decision is expected on or before December 14, 2022.

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3843434-mrtx-stock-extends-losses-as-stifel-says-selloff-is-overdone

here we go AGAIN-it has "peaked" for the umpteenth time

U.S. inflation rate slows to 6.3%, Fed-favored PCE gauge shows, in a sign that price pressures could be peaking

A key measure of U.S. inflation rose just 0.2% in April to mark the smallest increase in a year and a half, aided by lower gasoline prices. There were additional hints that a surge in U.S. inflation might be abating. The increase in the so-called personal consumption price index, or PCE, was its smallest since November 2020.

What’s more, the rate of inflation over the past year slowed to 6.3% in April from a 40-year high of 6.6% in the prior month. It was the first decline in a year and a half. A narrower measure of inflation that omits volatile food and energy costs, known as the core PCE, rose in April by relatively modest 0.3% for the third month in a row. That was in line with Wall Street’s forecast. The Fed views the PCE index, the core rate in particular, as the most accurate measure of U.S. inflation.it sure does when it shows another 'peak'It’s more comprehensive and takes into account when consumers substitute cheaper goods for more expensive ones — say, ground beef for filet mignon or frozen spinach for fresh. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ better-known consumer price index was up by 8.3% in the 12 months ended in April. In a bid to quell inflation, the Fed is moving to swiftly raise a key short-term interest rate that it kept near zero percent during most of the pandemic. The resulting increase in interest rates on car loans, mortgages and business lending is likely to slow the economy, though Fed officials maintain they can bring down inflation without triggering a recession.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-inflation-rate-slows-to-6-3-pce-shows-in-sign-price-pressures-could-be-near-peak-11653655258

BOXER49 USAF C-40B west from JBA and not Nancy's 'normal AC' but likely her heading to San Francisco Int'l

DOGGO46 USAF Rivet Joint heading sw from Lincoln Muni Airport, NE towards El Paso and the Tex/Mex border

On the Rivet Joint see here:

The Rivet Joint's modifications are primarily related to its on-board sensor suite, which allows the mission crew to detect, identify and geolocate signals throughout the electromagnetic spectrum. The mission crew can then forward gathered information in a variety of formats to a wide range of consumers via Rivet Joint's extensive communications suite. The interior seats more than 30 people, including the cockpit crew, electronic warfare officers, intelligence operators and in-flight maintenance technicians.

https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/104608/rc-135vw-rivet-joint/

COBRA28 USAF Cobra Ball ISR AC heading east from a Hickam AFB, Oahu depart

On the Cobra Ball and there are 3 of these

Three electronic warfare officers, two airborne systems engineers, and two airborne mission specialists The RC-135S Cobra Ball flies Joint Chiefs of Staff-directed missions of national priority to collect optical and electronic data on ballistic targets. This data is intended to support arms treaty compliance verification, and development of U.S. strategic defense and theater missile defense concepts.

https://www.military.com/equipment/rc-135s-cobra-ball

Credit Suisse downgrades Citigroup as shares near target price

Credit Suisse analysts Susan Roth Katzke and Jill Shea on Friday downgraded shares of Citigroup Inc. C, -1.02% to neutral from outperform after the stock has risen 15% from its recent lows and climbed to within 10% of their $58 a share target price. "We realize that the downside to C shares may prove more limited given a valuation within reach of prior cyclical troughs; but we believe the upside, relative to peers, will also prove more limited given the long road ahead in Citi's transformation process," analysts said. Credit Suisse reiterated its 2022 earnings target of $6.25 a share and its 2023 earnings target of $6.95 a share for Citi. The targets do not include net gains on sales or incremental restructuring costs. The 2024 earnings target of $8.55 a share, if achieved by Citi, will translate to a return on tangible equity (ROTE) of about 8%. Citigroup shares fell 1.3% on Friday. The stock is down 11.6% so far in 2022 compared to a 9.9% loss by the Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF XLF, 0.79%.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/credit-suisse-downgrades-citigroup-as-shares-near-target-price-2022-05-27

Carlyle Seeks $8.5 Billion for Its Biggest Asian Buyout Fund

Carlyle Group Inc. is seeking to raise $8.5 billion for its biggest-ever Asian buyout fund, people familiar with the matter said. The Washington-based private equity firm has started meeting investors for its sixth buyout fund in the region, according to the people, who asked not to be identified because the information is private. It’s aiming to bring in about 30% more capital than its last Asian offering, which closed at $6.55 billion in 2018.

Carlyle has been boosting its focus on consumer and health care as the sectors increasingly contribute to economic growth in the region. It’s also been accelerating investments in India as the market catches up with China, poaching a senior Blackstone Inc. dealmaker last year to co-head its operations in the country. Private equity firms are seeking to cash in on institutional investors’ thirst for higher returns and shore up their coffers to cater for robust demand for private assets. Asia Pacific-focused funds raised $144 billion last year, up 7% from 2020, according to research from consultancy Bain & Co. Carlyle has been in the process of raising $22 billion for its global flagship private equity fund, set to be its largest ever. Deliberations about the Asia fund are ongoing, and the size of the pool could increase depending on investor demand, the people said. A representative for Carlyle declined to comment.

Carlyle said Thursday it agreed to acquire China’s HCP Packaging, which makes packaging for the beauty industry. The deal valued HCP at about $1 billion, Bloomberg News reported earlier. In India, Carlyle teamed up with Brighton Park Capital last year to invest $200 million in health care solutions provider Indegene. The private equity firm agreed in November to buy South Korean premium cafe chain A Twosome Place from Anchor Equity Partners.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/carlyle-seeks-8-5-billion-for-its-biggest-asian-buyout-fund-1.1771452

enclosed pdf

The Iron Triangle-Inside The Secret World of the Carlyle Group

BTW Mkt report will be done earlier today as the Bond market closes early by 2 hours at 2pm instead of the usual 4pm and wherever it then is where it gonna stay ftmp

Everything is closed on Monday as you already may know

here go

juss so's you nose

Delinquencies, Foreclosures and REO

Last year, I pointed out that the foreclosure moratorium, combined with the expiration of a large number of forbearance plans, would NOT lead to a surge in foreclosures and impact house prices (as happened following the housing bubble). In September 2021, I wrote: With house prices up sharply year-over-year - up 16.6% nationally in May according to Case-Shiller - very few borrowers will have negative equity, and most seriously delinquent borrowers will be able to sell their house, as a last resort, and avoid foreclosure.

So, although foreclosures will increase from the record low levels, it will take some time (probably in 2022), and there will not be a huge wave of foreclosures like following the housing bubble.

Some simple definitions (for housing):

Forbearance is the act of refraining from enforcing mortgage debt.

Delinquency is the failure to make mortgage payments on a timely basis.

Foreclosure is when the mortgage lender takes possession of the property after the mortgagor failed to make their payments. “In foreclosure” is the process of foreclosure. REO (Real Estate Owned) is the amount of real estate owned by lenders. We will probably see an increase in REOs throughout 2022.

This graph shows the nominal dollar value of Residential REO for FDIC insured institutions. Note: The FDIC reports the dollar value and not the total number of REOs.

The dollar value of 1-4 family residential Real Estate Owned (REOs, foreclosure houses) increased slightly from $779 million in Q4 2021 to $788 million in Q1 2022. (Probably declined in 2020 and 2021 due to foreclosure moratoriums, forbearance programs and house price increases). We will probably see an increase in REOs throughout 2022.

This graph shows the nominal dollar value of Residential REO for FDIC insured institutions. Note: The FDIC reports the dollar value and not the total number of REOs.

The dollar value of 1-4 family residential Real Estate Owned (REOs, foreclosure houses) increased slightly from $779 million in Q4 2021 to $788 million in Q1 2022. (Probably declined in 2020 and 2021 due to foreclosure moratoriums, forbearance programs and house price increases).We will probably see an increase in REOs throughout 2022.

This graph shows the nominal dollar value of Residential REO for FDIC insured institutions. Note: The FDIC reports the dollar value and not the total number of REOs.

The dollar value of 1-4 family residential Real Estate Owned (REOs, foreclosure houses) increased slightly from $779 million in Q4 2021 to $788 million in Q1 2022. (Probably declined in 2020 and 2021 due to foreclosure moratoriums, forbearance programs and house price increases). Fannie Mae reported the number of REO increased to 7,430 at the end of Q1 2022 compared to 6,918 at the end of Q1 2021. It is important to note that loans in forbearance are counted as delinquent in the various surveys, but not reported to the credit agencies.

moar

https://calculatedrisk.substack.com/p/update-delinquencies-foreclosures?s=r

Also remember they are in the process of removing delinquent Medical Debt from everyone's credit reports so that the above issue is softened a bit

>>130919 pb Credit Agencies To Remove "Tens Of Billions Of Dollars" In Medical Debt From Reports

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got muh radar on PBI for depart-dunno if he there already but watching

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Think I saw 5:30pm local but no sure about that

Possibruh candidate here as it left Ft. Lauderdale and then stopped at PBI for 2 hours and then departed to the wn

N716WW Challenger 300 departed PBI after arriving from Ft. Lauderdale-that has been the pattern..an AC arrives from another Airport in the vicinity stops for 2 hours then departs-seen them do this from Opa Locka, Stuart FL and also some Airports in NJ when he is there.

It is not able to be tracked and I do not have any other trips with this AC so watching

Plus this is his style..the Falcons, G650s and this-it should start dropping altitude in about 10=15 minutes if him

Brian Cates ⭐️⭐️⭐️

@BrianCates

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EVERTHING ON MY SITE IS NOW FREE TO READ TODAY as a celebration of the Sussmann trial entering jury deliberations.

Free to read #1:

https://briancates.substack.com/p/with-mainstream-media-finally-paying?s=w

Ultra MAGA AwakenedOutlaw

@AwakenedOutlaw

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💥BOOM!!!

@Kash Patel just dropped a bomb on the MG Show.

He said that "John #Durham will drop 2-4 indictments this summer on the Clinton crime syndicate" 😎

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DOGGO46 USAF RC-135 Rivet Joint trackin' on Tex/Mex Border-that pretty damn defensive position dhere-like go ahead try it

RedstateWatcher

@redstatewatcher

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Republicans who backed out of NRA mtng:

Lt. Gov Dan Patrick – due to shooting

Gov. Greg Abbott – will now give prerecorded remarks, attend press conf in Uvalde

Sen. John Cornyn – will be in DC for personal reasons

Rep. Dan Crenshaw – trip to Ukraine, change made before shooting

Confirmation of 45 on this AC as it was used for rally in Florence, AZ on November 5th 2021 and is Steve Wynn's AC

TWY16 Global 6000 departed Palm Beach Int'l Airport to Houston

Cap #2 is the depart to Long Beach Int'l on November 5th from

The Real Toria Brooke

@wqnderwqman

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Judge dismisses Trump federal lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James over her probe of business

share.newsbreak.com

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BOXER49 USAF C-40B on descent for San Francisco Int'l from JBA depart

Fraud had ‘significant’ role in $163 billion leak from pandemic-era unemployment system

More than $163 billion in benefits likely leaked from the unemployment system during the pandemic, with a “significant portion” attributable to fraud, according to a U.S. Department of Labor report. Congress created many new programs in March 2020 to support millions of people who lost their jobs from the Covid-19 fallout. Together, the programs raised weekly benefits, increased their duration and expanded the pool of workers eligible for payments. They ended last September, though many states opted out sooner.

In that time, the federal government issued almost $873 billion in total unemployment payments, the Labor Department said in a semiannual report to Congress released Thursday. Criminals were able to defraud the system due to program weaknesses and easily stolen personally identifiable information, the agency said.

Many states weren’t prepared to process the crush of new claims for benefits and struggled to implement the newly created programs — and many traditional internal fraud controls weren’t used as a result. Criminals could make a fraudulent claim for benefits with relatively low risk of being caught, potentially getting tens of thousands of dollars, the Labor Department said.

Much criminal activity targeted the temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program for gig, self-employed and other workers. Lawmakers initially let program applicants self-attest their qualification for benefits; they later rescinded that feature and added fraud safeguards, as did states.

The Labor Department has also taken additional fraud-prevention measures, including grant money to help states upgrade their administrative systems."The volume of [unemployment] investigative matters currently under review is unprecedented in the OIG’s history."--U.S. Labor Department’s Office of Inspector General

Even with rules that were initially laxer, it took states weeks (sometimes months) to start issuing Pandemic Unemployment Assistance. For example, early PUA checks corresponded to delays of six or seven weeks, according to a recent report from The Hamilton Project, part of the Brookings Institution. In December, the Labor Department reported that 18.7% of benefit payments in 2021 were issued improperly. By applying the 2021 rate to the $873 billion of total pandemic-era unemployment benefits, the Labor Department derived its new estimate that at least $163 billion may have been issued improperly. Before the pandemic, the Labor Department’s Office of Inspector General opened about 120 investigations each year related to unemployment insurance. In the pandemic era, the Office has gotten more than 144,000 unemployment fraud complaints from the U.S. Department of Justice and has independently opened more than 39,000 fraud investigations — an increase in volume by a factor of more than 1,000, it said.

“The volume of investigative matters currently under review is unprecedented in the OIG’s history,” its report said.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/fraud-had-significant-role-in-163-billion-leak-from-pandemic-era-unemployment-system.html

KanekoaTheGreat

@Kanekoa

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Inconvenient truth for globalists: Arctic ice at 30-year high

Dan Scavino🇺🇸🦅

@DanScavino

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🛫Houston, Texas…

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https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/rediscovered-native-american-remedy-kills-poxvirus/3003420.article

https://archive.ph/2iQNi

Rediscovered Native American remedy (Sarracenia purpurea) kills poxvirus

Herbal medicine used to treat smallpox in the 19th century found to halt viral replication in vitro

An old herbal remedy for treating smallpox that is thought to have been used by native Americans in the late 1800s has been rediscovered and found to kill the poxvirus. Smallpox has been eradicated, but the finding offers a possible treatment for poxvirus in the unlikely event of a bioterror attack or increased incidence of similar poxviruses such as monkey pox.

Smallpox ravaged human populations for thousands of years, but in 1796 Edward Jenner discovered that exposure to cowpox lesions could provide immunity to smallpox. This led to the creation of the first vaccine for a disease. It took some time, but in 1979 the World Health Organization officially declared that smallpox had been eradicated.

Historical sources suggest that in the 1800s, when smallpox still posed a serious threat, the Micmac native Americans of Nova Scotia treated the disease using a botanical infusion derived from the insectivorous plant Sarracenia purpurea, a species of pitcher plant.

Now, Jeffrey Langland at Arizona State University in Tempe, US, and colleagues have conducted in vitro experiments with the herbal extract and found it inhibits replication of the variola virus, the causative agent behind smallpox.

Although, natural smallpox no longer poses a health threat, there is a remote possibility that unstable states or terrorist groups could have acquired stocks of the virus following the collapse of the Soviet Union, which had developed smallpox as a biological warfare agent.

Vaccinations are still administered to at risk groups including researchers working with poxviruses and members of the US military who could potentially be exposed to the virus through biological warfare. But since the risk is so low for populations at large, it is hard to justify vaccinating everyone, particularly because the vaccine can have serious side effects. Developing therapies is therefore important in order to treat people if a bioterror event does occur.

’There is much scepticism on herbal medicine but what our results illustrate conclusively is that this herb is able to kill the virus and we can actually demonstrate how it kills the virus,’ says Langland. ’It takes this herb out of the realm of folklore, and into the area of true scientific evidence.’

The team made extracts of S. purpurea and found that it was highly effective at inhibiting the replication of the virus in rabbit kidney cells. They then looked at the replication cycle of the virus and found that the herb inhibits mRNA synthesis, halting production of proteins vital for replication. ’Other drugs are being developed against smallpox, but S. purpurea is the only known therapy that will target the virus at this point in the replication cycle,’ says Langland.

’The extract blocks early transcription appearing to have a distinct mechanism of action from that of two other antivirals currently in clinical trials,’ says Mark Buller, a virologist at Saint Louis University, Missouri, US. ’The results are very compelling, and support the need to further evaluate the purified active ingredient in small animal studies.’

’With smallpox, it is obviously impossible to see if this herb is effective in the human body unless a bioterror release of the virus occurs,’ says Langland. ’We are in the process of doing animal studies to confirm our results in at least this type of whole animal system.’

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22427855/

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0032610

https://archive.ph/rMe9H

In Vitro Characterization of a Nineteenth-Century Therapy (Sarracenia purpurea) for Smallpox

Abstract

In the nineteenth century, smallpox ravaged through the United States and Canada. At this time, a botanical preparation, derived from the carnivorous plant Sarracenia purpurea, was proclaimed as being a successful therapy for smallpox infections. The work described characterizes the antipoxvirus activity associated with this botanical extract against vaccinia virus, monkeypox virus and variola virus, the causative agent of smallpox. Our work demonstrates the in vitro characterization of Sarracenia purpurea as the first effective inhibitor of poxvirus replication at the level of early viral transcription. With the renewed threat of poxvirus-related infections, our results indicate Sarracenia purpurea may act as another defensive measure against Orthopoxvirus infections.

Discussion

Here we report on the in vitro characterization of antipoxvirus activity associated with an S. purpurea extract which was historically reported to prevent symptoms associated with a smallpox infection [3], [4], [6], [7], [10], [12].

During the 1800's, patients were treated with S. purpurea after the symptoms for smallpox had already appeared and as a preventive during epidemics.

Historical reports stated that“the effects were so…speedy and beneficial as to leave no doubt that they were due to the Sarracenia”[8].

“The disease continued very severe until (S. purpurea) was administered, and became entirely changed in its severity after the administration…, the effect being due to (S. purpurea) alone”[1].

In this study, we demonstrated that S. purpurea extracts were able to effectively inhibit viral replication and the viral-induced cytopathic effects of various Orthopoxviruses.The data supports that S. purpurea effectively inhibited MPXV and VARV replication similarly to VACV, and points to the relevance of using VACV as a model of the more virulent MPXV and VARV. At doses where virus replication was inhibited, little to no cellular toxicity was observed.

>>136228

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-76151-w

https://archive.ph/wvqnU

Anti-herpes virus activity of the carnivorous botanical, Sarracenia purpurea

Abstract

Herpes simplex virus type-1 (HSV-1), one of the most widely spread human viruses in the Herpesviridae family, causes herpes labialis (cold sores) and keratitis (inflammation of the cornea). Conventional treatment for HSV-1 infection includes pharmaceutical drugs, such as acyclovir and docosonal, which are efficacious but maintain the potential for the development of viral drug resistance. Extracts from the carnivorous pitcher plant, Sarracenia purpurea, have previously been shown to inhibit the replication of HSV-1. In this study, we demonstrate that S. purpurea extracts can inhibit the replication of HSV-1 by two distinct mechanisms of action. These extracts directly inhibit extracellular virions or viral attachment to the human host cell as well as inhibiting the expression of viral immediate-early, early and late genes when added at various times post-infection. This botanical has previously been shown to inhibit the replication of poxviruses through the inhibition of early viral gene transcription. These results support a broader anti-viral activity of S. purpurea extracts against both pox and herpes viruses.

>>136228

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/12/t-magazine/plants-medicine-doctrine-of-signatures.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20201118122714/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/12/t-magazine/plants-medicine-doctrine-of-signatures.html

Revisiting an Ancient Theory of Herbalism

In our own era of mysterious diseases, the supposition that some plants might cure the human organs they most resemble is surfacing once more.

HOW, I HAVE often wondered, did people first discover the highly specific applications of particular plants and herbs? That ginseng improves energy, say, or that ginger alleviates nausea, or that horsetail, which contains silica, might help hair to grow? One theory, possibly apocryphal and certainly much maligned by modern medicine, is that the physical characteristics of plants themselves provided clues as to how they might be used. This notion, known among scholars of ethnobotany and practitioners of herbal medicine as the doctrine of signatures, holds that plants have a “signature” — color, texture, shape, scent, even the environment in which they grow — that resembles the body parts and diseases they heal. Thus bloodroot, or Sanguinaria canadensis, whose roots and rhizomes secrete a red sap when cut, was once thought to heal blood disorders and hasten wound healing. And eyebright, or euphrasia, whose flowers resemble the human eye (or rather, with its yellow dots and purple stripes, a jaundiced, bloodshot one), has for centuries been used to treat ocular ailments, like conjunctivitis. (In German, eyebright is called Augentrost, or “consolation of the eyes.”) Signatures, in other words, made it easy to divine a plant’s medicinal properties. Form reveals function; function echoes form.

It’s difficult to say when and where the doctrine of signatures originated; the concept is an ancient one and has been observed across numerous cultures and healing traditions. It is a hallmark of traditional Chinese medicine and Native American herbalism, and appears in Indian Ayurveda and African herbalism, too. It’s first mentioned in the writings of classical antiquity, including those of the Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder. According to the 16th-century Italian scholar Giambattista della Porta, Dioscorides, the first-century A.D. Greek physician, wrote in his famous five-volume pharmacopoeia of plants and their medicines, “De Materia Medica”: “The Herb Scorpius resembleth the tail of the Scorpion, and is good against his bitings.” In her 2012 book, “The Language of Plants: A Guide to the Doctrine of Signatures,” the herbalist and naturopathic practitioner Julia Graves notes, “Each culture has imbued this art with its own flavor, and each epoch added its own twist.”

The idea gained traction in medieval Europe, particularly among Christians, who gave it theological underpinnings. Paracelsus, the 16th-century Swiss physician, alchemist and philosopher, was one of its biggest advocates, writing, as though about a divinely orchestrated scavenger hunt, “God does not want things to stay hidden, which He created for mankind’s benefit and which He gave man as his property into his hand. … And even though He Himself hid it, so did He mark upon it outer, visible signs, that are special marks.” In the 17th century, Jakob Böhme, a cobbler turned Christian mystic, popularized the doctrine when he published a book-length treatise on it, “The Signature of All Things” (1621), while in England, the herbalist and physician Nicholas Culpeper and the botanist William Cole soon wrote seminal books of their own. Together, these works helped codify the anthropocentric idea that God had given humans hints about nature’s therapeutic gifts, and it was up to us to find and use them. So ubiquitous did this notion become in the West that it even found its way into literature: In Milton’s “Paradise Lost” (1667), the Archangel Michael purges Adam’s eye (his “visual nerve”) with euphrasia to cure it of the “filme” caused by eating the “false fruit” of temptation.

WITH THE ADVENT of modern medicine, the doctrine eventually fell out of favor, and nowadays is viewed mostly as pseudoscience. Detractors point out the obvious: It can be dangerous to medicate oneself this way — bloodroot’s efficacy is strongly contested, for example, and although it is sometimes used by herbal types to treat cancer, it can be toxic in large doses. There’s also the inherent subjectivity of the enterprise. Your heart-shaped leaf may be, to my eye, a kidney-shaped one. And of course almost all herbs have myriad uses, not merely those that correspond to their primary signatures. Horsetail not only promotes hair health, as its long, coarse, taillike stalks might suggest, but is also used for bone healing. Purslane, which the Cherokee used as a vermifuge because its scarlet stalks looked vaguely wormlike, is also a powerful antioxidant.

Yet herbalists today still subscribe to the concept, in part because many of the plants are effective in precisely the way their signatures indicate. Lungwort, with its spotty leaves that look like lung tissue, is often used for respiratory issues; dandelion, thought to help jaundice and other hepatic ailments because of its bright yellow color, really does protect the liver; and medicinal mushrooms that bear a resemblance to tumors have been shown in studies to slow their growth. In his oft-cited 2007 paper, “Doctrine of Signatures: An Explanation of Medicinal Plant Discovery or Dissemination of Knowledge,” the ethnobotanist Bradley C. Bennett writes that the doctrine might not have been entirely baseless. Although he is deeply skeptical of the notion that the doctrine was used to discover remedies, particularly with respect to a plant’s visual or superficial aspects, he writes that signatures can also encompass “olfactory or gustatory clues,” and that “potent odors and strong tastes” are fairly reliable indicators that a plant will have bioactive compounds. He also argues that rather than leading to the discovery of medicinal properties, plant signatures were instead used to remember those that had already been uncovered — the signature as a mnemonic device. Such a practice would have been especially useful in nonliterate societies where knowledge was transmitted orally. “Plants that are both efficacious and easy to remember,” the ethnobotanist and medical anthropologist Glenn H. Shepard Jr. has written, were more likely to endure in a culture over time.

But those who work with plants find even this idea — the signature as bookmark, if you will — too reductive. A plant is more than the sum of its parts, and certainly more than the sum of its parts that resemble the human body. Indeed, traditional cultures have long revered plants and herbs as teachers and guides, and even today, not only herbalists and naturopaths but also a new generation of florists have been inspired by the principles of the doctrine, viewing it as a means of hearing what nature has to say, of decoding her secrets. This notion feels particularly relevant in this strange, claustrophobic moment when many of us find that our only respite is the outdoors. As anyone who has ever taken psilocybin mushrooms knows, plants are mysterious beings with an intelligence of their own: They do have messages for humans, but they also don’t exist purely for our use. The Brooklyn-based floral artist Joshua Werber tells me that he incorporates these notions visually and metaphorically in his work, and that his plants, which he grows in his backyard garden in Brooklyn, let him know what they want. “We’re in dialogue,” he explains, “I’m listening to them.” The doctrine of signatures, those who believe in it might argue, is one way that plants make themselves heard.

Mkt Fag: Welcome to Fantasy Island where no one is home and we already left 4 hours ago-edition

And 45 minutes to the close all the indices make new HOD......of course casue it's all good we are not being forced to drive it higher. Inflation has peaked for the 25th time and we are not sucking on the NYFRB teet for over $2T a night because we are forced to.

Deep discount retailers are still strong and Dollar Tree is having a taking profit phase (smart peeps doing that) but Ulta is up over 8% on it's 'earnings' and a slew of upgrades that say "all clear there will be no recession". And while they do that they sell it from the other hand to (You). And of course on a friday starting a long holiday weekend they are going to snap the 8 week losing streak-simply because they can (cough, $2t reasons a night to be able to do that at will) Also Europe and UK up for third day in a row. >>136203 Delinquencies, Foreclosures and REO and this is a train 'a comin' towards the end of the year make no mistake

>>136190 Zombie bank news: Credit Suisse downgrades Shitibank and without that reverse split in 2009 it is still a $5 equity and if you had it since then you are still suggen ass on it.

Pretty good coming from CS with newly installed BoD member Blythe Masters (the inventor of the Credit Default Swap)-btw how are all those doing that yer former boss Jamie wrote against the Ruble now.....

So there is only one moar day left in the month and that is Tuesday and since this is a shor day(bond-wise) dis is over. It will stay here and not change much at all. They don't want three days to talk about shitty markets because that may lead to the discussions of how they are able to stay where they are at (NYFRB $2T nightly) and don't want that.

decent read here if you don't already see what they are really up to

The Real Dual Mandate (of the FRB)

https://mises.org/power-market/real-dual-mandate

>>136171 SEC Sent Query to Musk Last Month Over His Major Twitter Stake

and they are all over this because they want to be 'seen' doing something however how come you or the FTC din't give a shit about any this when everyone knew it was a 'bot infested shit hole?- Now you wanna single him out for missing a deadline by a few days?-Does not appear to have been made within the required 10 days from the date of acquisition as required-however....I've seen purchases/sales made by many companies (Execs and 10% owners) that are filed up to 6 months after they occur many examples of that but let's jerk EM around-he no angel and has broken SEC laws about his "taking TSLA private at $420/sh" without filing a thing on it just a twat about it and that is why he got his twatter ban. But Nancy and co-horts can (legally) buy calls/puts via Paul Pelosi on confirmed insider information and that is ok-it's legal but...

in take over the world news

>>136194 Carlyle Seeks $8.5 Billion for Its Biggest Asian Buyout Fund + Iron Triangle: Inside the Secret World of Carlyle Group .pdf

Trading Halts

MRTX halted limit down 2x so far on this >>136184, >>136188 Mirati extends losses after KRAS inhibitor data

https://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=TradeHalts

"Most Shorted" stocks are up 12% off Tuesday's lows, seemingly stalling at key resistance for now...Here is the Short Interest defined as the companies with the largest proportions of outstanding shares currently sold short. https://www.marketwatch.com/tools/screener/short-interest

Top winner/loser Dow, NAS, SP500, NASDAQ 100-focus on NAS because it is by FAR the most bloated of all

Top winner/losers-DOW https://markets.businessinsider.com/index/market-movers/dow_jones

Top winner/losers-NAS 100 https://markets.businessinsider.com/index/market-movers/nasdaq_100

Top winner/losers- SP500 https://markets.businessinsider.com/index/market-movers/s&p_500

See Cap#5 for a most boring day (for a change) in Commodities-

Treasury complexSee Cap #3 All quiet here across teh entire curve-they already folded (no Kenny's chicken for you!) on Weds and the bulk of the Securities lending is still the 2year note-see that description in that portion on the NYFRB Operations post connected here

FOREX-US$, Ruble, Yen, Pound, EUROSee Cap#4 Ruble still has the Central bank rate cuts working on it and until the next round of currency conversions (for gas payments this will trend down to sideways-but as mentioned yesterday it's 52 week range is: 0.006317 - 0.018018 so as VP said in Russian the other day here: >>135931 pn cap #4 "it's no problem", US $ is doing nuffin and muh Yen has given back it's strength from last night >>136121 pb to be back where it was before that strength Ruble closed at 0.015094 -0.000368 -2.38%

==Metals '''Nuffin-for a change, COMEX #s went down again(by about 3k contracts) so that floor at $21.50 is pretty solid-see ehat next week brings as the June delivery month is pretty active.

Oil/EnergyWTI closed +0.58(+0.51%) Natty Gas tried a stab at $8.80 and nuffin dhere so for once a pretty boring day.

2 of 2

2 of 2

NYFRB Operations today-the paper game vs 'cash'

A total of$2.0459Tin overall transactions today just to get to the next day-nuffin to see here-this Repo is for overnight and uses 99 counter-parties (the most seen yet) and decrease of $23B'' over Weds but still over $2T overall 6th day over the $2T mark and this is to get to Friday

Reverse Repossee cap #2 $2.007T and $1B less than Thursday and thirdstand alone Reverse Repo over 2$T and third highest ever-this also for fourdays to get to Tuesday'''

'Temporary' lending at a $2t level...they said thesame thing about removing the $ from muh Gold standard in 1971..."it's just temporary"

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/desk-operations/reverse-repo

Mortgage backed Securities (MBS) See Cap #3 slowing down a little on the acceptance side $4.053B submitted vs. $1.521B accepted in one operation-moar submitted today by $41m and moar accepted by $396m Done early again submitted @ 10am est and completed by 10:20am but not unusual (for today only) because the Bond markets close at 2pm

This settles on July 14th

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/desk-operations/ambs

Securities Lending OperationsSee Cap #4 '''$39.201B submitted and $37.282B accepted-

Moar today submitted by $2.184B and but slightly less accepted that by $1.1.473B with 2-Year Note CUSIP #91282CEK3 biggest at $5.711B of that-the same as Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

'''They 'use' the 2 year to 'gauge' what the FRB gonna do with Prime rate rises and it is NO mistake they are 'lending' the 2y in over $30B of them since last friday-so in definitive management mode here-NO RATE HIKE IN SEPTEMBER.

And also done earlier then normal by one hour and it continues to be the 2 year note which they just auctioned off moar of that yesterday see here >>135795 pb

This settles on Tueday after the holiday

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/desk-operations/securities-lending

Central Bank Liquidity Swap Operations

One I missed and done on May 25th with a maturation date of June 1 >>136169 NYFRB Liquidity Swap with the E.U. and Bank of England: U.S. Dollar Liquidity Swap(s) $191,000,000-from May 25th

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/desk-operations/central-bank-liquidity-swap-operations

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EIXIC

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd30y

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd10y

https://www.investing.com/charts/forex-charts

https://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html

https://www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html

https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/ngas.php

https://www.macrotrends.net/2566/crude-oil-prices-today-live-chart

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/precious/silver.volume.options.html#optionProductId=458

https://goldprice.com/gold-silver-ratio/

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodities

Please do not forget all those who made the ULTIMATE sacrifice so we can do what we do

It can be easy to forget this at times but I can assure you it is NEVER forgotten from here

Have a nice holiday weekend anons

There's not a lot, comparatively, going on at the Moon. There's dust. There's rock. There's basalt plains, the product of extensive volcanism over much of the Moon's history.

And, as we have recently discovered, there's water. Lots of water. Bound up in the lunar regolith. Trapped in volcanic glass. Possibly even in sheets of ice on or just below the surface, hiding in craters at the poles that lurk in permanent shadow, where it can't be sublimated by the heat of the Sun.

Where this water might have come from is still something of a mystery. But new research suggests an interesting source, a process we know has occurred on the Moon a lot in the past: volcanoes.

Planetary scientists have been wondering whether there would have been sufficient amounts of water molecules in the ancient Moon's volcanic outgassing to fall back down to the surface and form sheets of ice in permanent shadow. Now it seems that the answer is 'yes'.

"Our model suggests that [around] 41 percent of the total H2O mass erupted over this period could have condensed as ice in the polar regions, with thicknesses up to several hundreds of meters," wrote a team of researchers led by planetary scientist Andrew Wilcoski of the University of Colorado Boulder in their paper.

"Our work suggests that the volcanically active period of the early Moon would have been punctuated by short-lived, collisional atmospheres that enabled the efficient sequestration of large quantities of water ice at the poles and the temporary diurnal availability of water ice and vapor at all latitudes."

read moar: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/the-source-of-water-ice-on-the-moon-could-be-traced-to-a-seemingly-unlikely-source/ar-AAXMUv0

>>136228

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23216659/

https://archive.ph/cySGS

Characterizing the cytoprotective activity of Sarracenia purpurea L., a medicinal plant that inhibits glucotoxicity in PC12 cells

Abstract

Background: The purple pitcher plant, Sarracenia purpurea L., is a widely distributed species in North America with a history of use as both a marketed pain therapy and a traditional medicine in many aboriginal communities. Among the Cree of Eeyou Istchee in northern Québec, the plant is employed to treat symptoms of diabetes and the leaf extract demonstrates multiple anti-diabetic activities including cytoprotection in an in vitro model of diabetic neuropathy. The current study aimed to further investigate this activity by identifying the plant parts and secondary metabolites that contribute to these cytoprotective effects.

Methods: Ethanolic extracts of S. purpurea leaves and roots were separately administered to PC12 cells exposed to glucose toxicity with subsequent assessment by two cell viability assays. Assay-guided fractionation of the active extract and fractions was then conducted to identify active principles. Using high pressure liquid chromatography together with mass spectrometry, the presence of identified actives in both leaf and root extracts were determined.

Results: The leaf extract, but not that of the root, prevented glucose-mediated cell loss in a concentration-dependent manner. Several fractions elicited protective effects, indicative of multiple active metabolites, and, following subfractionation of the polar fraction, hyperoside (quercetin-3-O-galactoside) and morroniside were isolated as active constituents. Phytochemical analysis confirmed the presence of hyperoside in the leaf but not root extract and, although morroniside was detected in both organs, its concentration was seven times higher in the leaf.

Conclusion:Our results not only support further study into the therapeutic potential and safety of S. purpurea as an alternative and complementary treatment for diabetic complications associated with glucose toxicity but also identify active principles that can be used for purposes of standardization and quality control.

>>136236

>>136238

>landing on the moon

I doubt you can even land on it.

>>136216

45in TWY16 Global 6000 on descent for Houston from Pam Beach Int'l

>>136241

45in TWY16 Global 6000 on final at Houston-Hobby Airport

>>136244

yeah I turned it off long ago but sometimes it reappears

>they have no idea about the AC next door

where is "pf checking in"?

>>136216, >>136241, >>136243

Houston, Texas

Hi dan

Stormy Patriot Joe

@stormypatriotjoe

·

44m

Stuck on Stooooppid

>>136153

no callsign Joe's AC 09-0017 C-32A returning from dropping off 'at' New Castle Cty Airport, Delaware-it was no callsign on the outbound so no change there-it will go 'pick him up' on Monday

>>136253

BANKR11 USAF KC-46A Pegasus tanker departed so that BANKR12 KC-135 Stratotanker could take overHowever both were in the 'at' Camp David position so this AC to New Castle is just a show-he is at Camp David and been there since his public departure from the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

BANKR11 & 12 =23

PQ54 US Navy EP-3E “Aries II”on the eastern Romania coast running north south-came from Souda Bay, Crete

This is a highly specialized P-3 (Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) and that it is seen is pretty unusual-only seen it a handful of times

RAF RRR6629 C-17 Globemaster made a stop at Aqaba, Jordan then nw-it looks like it was in Syria yesterday after leaving Cyprus

>>136221

>>136264

doing ok

shaking off da nabby

You?

collecting at present

habs it done in a few

>>136131

>>136134

#922

>>136153, >>136253, >>136256 Potato 'bailed' to Delaware after the Naval Academy ceremony that is what the Schedule sez-but did he really? pf thinks he went to Camp David and the tankers sorta show dhat

>>136155, >>136161 @lebronsonroids-The Texas shooter was a trained asset, just like the Buffalo shooter.

>>136156 @wqnderwqman-The Judge is speaking to the Jury: "You may consider the character evidence, but if you are convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged, (the character witness testimonies essentially don’t matter)."

>>136157 Hungarian AF HUAF239 A319 departed New Delhi after arriving on 0526-spent about 18 hours-making a deal with the Indians to have them buy the Russian Oil they process

>>136160 French AF E11043 A330 departed Paris-deGaulle Int'l and heading for central Africa-Is This the End of the French Project in Africa’s Sahel? monkey 'bidness or UN really leaving?

>>136167 RAF PSYCHO25 Eurofighter 2000 hooked up for refuel over the North Sea

>>136168 @PepeDeluxe Dennis Butler, 37, was killed Wednesday night after he pulled out the rifle and began shooting at dozens of people attending the birthday-graduation party outside an apartment complex in the city of Charleston, police said in a statement.

>>136169 NYFRB Liquidity Swap with the E.U. and Bank of England: U.S. Dollar Liquidity Swap(s) $191,000,000-habbened May 25

>>136171 EC Sent Query to Musk Last Month Over His Major Twitter Stake-seen way worse from others regarding 'deez "rules"

>>136173, >>136216 @realDonaldTrump "Will soon be heading to the NRA in Houston and then, tomorrow, for a BIG Rally in the Great State of Wyoming!" we saw..kek

>>136175 @CognitiveCarbon-The Durham/Sussman stuff is blowing up in their faces and leading to indicting Hillary after Sussman goes down, so its time to haul out some submarines to try to take out Trump

>>136176 Plans For ‘Dirty Bomb’ Nuclear Drill During Indy 500 Race-the DoE Helo last seen at Nellis on 0524

>>136178 @realDonaldTrump-My (OUR!) Endorsements are stronger now than they have ever been. 98% Approval Rating in the Republican Party. 101 to 6 just in this cycle, including Dr. Oz. “Ultra” MAGA!

>>136181 @TheStormHasArrived17-History lesson of the day: "“Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, Mao, Idi Amin, Castro, Pol Pot... All these monsters began by confiscating private arms, then literally soaking the earth with the blood of tens & tens of millions of their people"

>>136183 Welcome all new TS Users!!-please feel free to ask questions and help us improve

>>136184, >>136188, >>136191 Mirati extends losses after KRAS inhibitor data; Stifel says selloff is overdone-plus somone wanted Amgen shares bad early

>>136185 here we go AGAIN-Inflation has "peaked" for the umpteenth time-U.S. inflation rate slows to 6.3%, Fed-favored PCE gauge shows, in a sign that price pressures could be peaking

>>136187 Nancy to San Francisco for the holiday-BOXER49 USAF C-40B west from JBA/DOGGO46 heading to Tex/Mex border

>>136190 Credit Suisse downgrades Citigroup as shares near target price-Blythe Masters (CDS Queen on BoD at Credit Suisse)

>>136194, >>136195, >>136196 Carlyle Seeks $8.5 Billion for Its Biggest Asian Buyout Fund + The Iron Triangle: Secret World of Carlyle Group .pdf-if you wanna know all the players here going back to inception READ THIS

>>136203 in coming later this year news: Delinquencies, Foreclosures and REO The wheels coming off the housing market

>>136205 @The_Authority-Watch Trump Live At The NRA Convention In Houston

>>136211 @BrianCates-EVERTHING ON MY SITE IS NOW FREE TO READ TODAY as a celebration of the Sussmann trial entering jury deliberations- umm it should be every day (jmo)

>>136212 @AwakenedOutlaw-@Kash Patel just dropped a bomb on the MG Show-He said that "John #Durham will drop 2-4 indictments this summer on the Clinton crime syndicate" 😎

>>136213 DOGGO46 USAF RC-135 Rivet Joint trackin' on Tex/Mex Border-that pretty damn defensive position dhere-like go ahead try it

>>136215 @redstatewatcher-Republicans who backed out of NRA mtng-RINO flu

>>136216 Confirmation of45on this AC as it was used for rally in Florence, AZ on November 5th 2021 and is Steve Wynn's AC

>>136218 @wqnderwqman-Judge dismisses Trump federal lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James over her probe of business

>>136220 Fraud had ‘significant’ role in $163 billion leak from pandemic-era unemployment system-they produce these reports but ......

>>136221, >>136263 @Kanekoa-Inconvenient truth for globalists: Arctic ice at 30-year high

>>136226 @DanScavino 🛫Houston, Texas

>>136228, >>136229, >>136230, >>136232, >>136233, >>136237 Amazing Polly: Big Tech Teams With Big Pharma in Conspiracy to Hide the Cure! +(Sarracenia purpurea)Nineteenth-Century Therapy for Smallpox, Anti-herpes virus activity of the carnivorous botanical, Revisiting an Ancient Theory of Herbalism, a medicinal plant that inhibits glucotoxicity in PC12 cells

>>136234, >>136235 Mkt Fag: Welcome to Fantasy Island where no one is home and we already left 4 hours ago-edition

>>136236, >>136238 The Source of Water Ice on The Moon Could Be Traced to a Seemingly Unlikely Source

>>136241 45 in TWY16 Global 6000 on descent for Houston from Pam Beach Int'l

>>136243, >>136246 45 in TWY16 Global 6000 on final at Houston-Hobby Airport an pf sez hi to Dan

>>136250 @stormypatriotjoe-dumbass protesters at NRA they have the right to do it but Come on man!

>>136253, >>136256 09-0017 no callsign Joe's AC goes back to JBA but was he even on it in the first place?-this AC 09-0017 to New Castle is just a show-he is at Camp David according to pf based on the tanker positions

>>136259 PQ54 US Navy EP-3E “Aries II”on the eastern Romania coast running north south-pretty rare sighting here + RAF left Aqaba and were in Syria yesterday

>>136266

>we got lotza out today, brought lotza back too

Did not feel that was going on you know where

Too much noise

So glad for this!

>>136269

I mean to say overall

too much noise for anyone's quality stuff

imma not just thinking about me or one or two others that is a statement about all anons who put time/effort into werk only to be swarmed by red text king and fake ass board fights

Spending that much time 'defending the board' from your own attacks over there is just so organic /s

had to be said in public at least once

271

>>136274

dis for you bro

>>136276

WOOHOOO!!!!!!!

Kazakhstan AF RK65001 AF Embraer 135 Legacy departed Dulles after arriving yesterday from Teterboro, NJ

Departed Almaty on 0524 and went to Ankara, Turkey for a ground stop 90 minutes for a refuel then departed nw to Iceland , Keflavik AB for another refuel then to Teterboto Airport, NJ-cheaper gate fees here than JFK or LaGauardia where it arrived on 0525

0526 depart to Dulles where it just left from

BANKR12 USAF KC-135 tanker departing the no callsign Joe 'at' Delaware posotion so it moved over to where they say he was at-he was still at CAmp DAvid earlier no question.

>>136259

Looks like PQ54 P-3 US Navy Aries II is done with it's runs and heading back to Souda Bay

>>136187, >>136219

^^^

'''BOXER49 USAF C-40B spent about 2h 45 minutes on the ground at SFO and heading back to JBA

Bring back DiFi's ded body?-cause we still need proof of life on that one-and a staged picture at yer husband's funeral doesn't count'

PSWORD35 US Navy C-2A Greyhound departed a flat-top off Baja Norte

>>136284

Nice little pirouette prior to landing at NAS North Island

US Navy Seals Training Base located here

They end up here after an 8 week course-Naval Special Warfare Preparatory School that starts in Illinois and those who pass go to North Island NAS for a much longer training period

;)

>>136282

BOXER49 USAFSOC C-40B on a hold waiting for some weather to clear at JBA-it is now moving on to JBA

I hope it's really bumpy fer Nancy but not fer the crew

Nancy probably had time to mix one last drink and chug it before arriving at JBA

VV307 US Navy brass G5 departing JBA nw

FORTE11 RQ-4 Global Hawk with a7600 Squawk for Comms issuesover Black Sea-betcha it's gettin fugged with by the Russian Navy

Algerian AF 7TVPR G4 departed Algiers en and mebby heading to Moscow-they were there earlier in the week

RCH860 USAF C-17 Globelmaster departed Prishtina, Kosovo after arriving yesterday

SAM130 USAF G5 returning to JBA after departing San Juan, PRthis is Marc Ostfield Amb. to Paraguay

This AC left JBA on 0523 and went to San Juan, PR-checkin' in on the IRS mebby-kek

Departed on 0524 and was last seen heading se over Brazil so it most likely went to Paraguay, Asuncion-see belo- because it did not arrive to Bueno Aires until almost 24 hours later on 0525

Paraguayan FM, US Ambassdor to Asunción discuss security issues

https://en.mercopress.com/2022/05/10/paraguayan-fm-us-ambassdor-to-asuncion-discuss-security-issues

It re-appeared departing San Juan, PR a few hours ago

>>136288

FORTE11 is heading under dense clouds, satellite signal going bad

>>136290

still 7600

not for that long

looks good to me

RCH404USAF C-17 Globemaster departed Martinsburg, VA Eastern W. VA Regional Airport-somebody ded or about to be ded'd with those #s-this Airport is used as a staging area for some of the ops out of JBA-not many because that runway is pretty short and getting a C-17 (without reverse thrusters-they can stop pretty quick at most airports with that) in there is about it's limit and even less so if it is loaded up

58-0074 USAF KC-135 Tanker over the "no callsign Joe" is 'at' Delaware position-I am guessing that since the Kazakh AF jet (E-135) left yesterday >>136280 and both the BANKR tankers were seen over the 'at' Camp David position >>136253, >>136256 that Potato and his handlers were at Camp David for a few hours with whoever was on the Kazakh AF AC-he then went back to DC for that flight to New Castle, Cty Airport

BANKR11 was over the Ceremony at the Navy-Marine Stadium however it moved to the 'at' Camp David position just after Potato's public exit from that ceremony (can only imagine going through the Naval Academy and putting all the work into that and finally graduate only to have this senile, old turd (sorry the actor PLAYING that senile, old turd) tell you about honor, sacrifice and commitment-I din't watch or read the transcript but almost guaranteed there was a Beau reference in that-he never misses a chance to do that shit.

Kinda like 'No Nightwatch Austin' saying the shit he did at the USAF graduation >>135938 pb those were a direct quote from his speech "It means that you’ll never lie, cheat, or steal."-I even ran back the vid to 'capture' it for posterity'''

SPAR86 USAF G5 departed Prague, Czech Republic after an overnight arrival from Tirana, Albania-it is on ground at Rome-Mario de Bernardi AB

this from May 26

Albania offers ex-Soviet built naval base to NATO-you mean NATO arrived and told you they were taking it FIFY

Albania has 'offered' NATO a naval base in an effort to highlight the small country’s value in the alliance “in these difficult times,” the prime minister’s office said Thursday. Prime Minister Edi Rama said Pashaliman naval base, 180 kilometers (110 miles) south of the capital Tirana, could be “an added value” to the alliance and they had prepared a project on its renovation. “In these dangerous times I believe the general may consider having a NATO’s naval base in Albania,” Rama said in a speech Wednesday. Albania, which became a NATO member in 2009, has joined the United States and the European Union in denouncing Russia’s war in Ukraine. The Pashaliman base located under the Vlora Bay was built in the 1950s when the Soviet Union brought 12 submarines, making it the only naval base they had in the Mediterranean. Following the breakdown of Tirana-Moscow ties in 1961, the Pashaliman remained as a naval base sheltering four remaining submarines and other small military ships.

https://apnews.com/article/nato-edi-rama-albania-1e6bcb874e6bb439b2004140d6ffa1a8

It left Chievres AB, Beligum NATO on 0525 and arrived at Tirana and then departed to Prague yesterday

Italian AF IAM3180 Falcon 900 departed Rome, Fiumicino Int'l Airport en as the SPAR AC was on final at Di Bernardi AB-this is pretty high level and although not the one used by Draghi's Security team on the last US visit it is of the same type

>>136288

>Algerian AF 7TVPR G4 departed Algiers en and mebby heading to Moscow-they went earlier in the week

Algerian AF 7TVPR G4 departed Moscow-Vnukovo Int'l Airport after a ground stop of a little less than 3 hours

>>136298

Italian AF IAM3180 Falcon 900 heading to Pescara-lime green dot

Spanish AF AME4583 A310 departed Warsaw-Chopin Int'l west after a ground stop of 2 hours

Mebby some clean pants for Zelensky since he's gotten undies from Macron >>135923 pb and socks from Draghi >>136077 lb I believe Zelensky is being moved around between four places-Warsaw, Krakow, Rzesow and Deblin AB

>>133273, >>133328, >>133342, >>133372, >>133488 PF 101 thread with some Zelensky related AC stuff

AF2 USAF C-32A heading to Buffalo-Niagara Int'l Airport from JBA

Not the usual AC that she has been using lately-this is #99-0003 and has been using #98-0001-see below for where that is currently

Kamala Harris headed to Buffalo for funeral of 86-year-old mass shooting victim

https://nypost.com/2022/05/27/kamala-harris-headed-to-buffalo-for-ruth-whitfields-funeral/

And still ZERO border trips-that one last year doesn't count because she never left the airport and no one going to Texas either

She is not using #98-0001 because that is currently heading to JB Elmendorf from Yokota AB, Japan departure and been there since 0522 >>135542 pb

SAM892 USAF C-32A departed Yokota AB, Japan ne

Belgian AF BAF70 Falcon 7x on ground at Nantes Atlantic Airport, France from Brussels depart-one of two Belgian Air Command 7x high level VIP transports

>>136299

Spanish AF AME 4583 A-310 heading to Brussels from Warsaw depart

SPOOK27 and SHADOW25 Portuguese AF UAS30 drones

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

·

48m

The wonderful Dr. Oz has rightfully just declared himself the winner of the Republican Primary for the U.S. Senate (Pennsylvania). He will go on to defeat his Radical Left opponent and be a great Senator for the Commonwealth, and the USA!

yo

Westie Bro All Da Way

Liz Harrington

@realLizUSA

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1h

Wow. Trailer is out for the new @laralogan documentary “[s]election code”

Watch here!

selectioncode.com/

TheStormHasArrived

@TheStormHasArrived17

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1h

4 - 6% lost forever.

Seth Keshel - “Captain K"

@RealSKeshel

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2h

Red: AZ, NV, GA, MI, PA, WI, MN, NH

Probably Red: NM, VA, ME

Possibly Red: WA, OR, HI, NJ, RI, CO

>>136311

west siiiiiiide

>had to give it an update

guud day for a rally yo's

Bueno!

>>136303

Belgian AF BAF70 Falcon 7x departed Nantes after a ground stop of about 90 minutes-back to Brussels

Ultra MAGA AwakenedOutlaw

@AwakenedOutlaw

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23m

👀

Patel Patriot

@patelpatriot

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2m

🔥🔥🔥🔥

I'll be interviewing @greggphillips from True the Vote today at 3 PM EST

Link will go live at 2:55 PM EST

https://rumble.com/v16gih4-patel-patriot-interviews-gregg-phillips.html?mref=nmtun&mc=4m0ok

Stormy Patriot Joe

@stormypatriotjoe

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2m

“The 25th Amendment will come back to bite Joe Biden” - DJT

Dan:

https://twitter.com/danscavino/status/1530579472189112320?s=21&t=C1OjXhGtghik2PwLYe8KCg

https://twitter.com/danscavino/status/1530533458648436739?s=21&t=C1OjXhGtghik2PwLYe8KCg

https://twitter.com/danscavino/status/1530531798643625984?s=21&t=C1OjXhGtghik2PwLYe8KCg

RAF RRR2210 A330 MRTT (Multi Role Tanker Transport) heading to Lahore, Pakiland from RAF Brize Norton-wonder what is on THAT AC right?-since the PM change they all so genial to help the Paki Gov't now

>>136280

Kazahkstan AF RK65001 Embraer 135 departed Ankara, Turkey after a gas and go-1hr 45m on ground and back to Nur-Sultan Tselinograd

>>136322

>>136298

SPAR86 USAF G5 departed Rome, Mario De Bernardi AB aftera ground stop of about 3 hours 20 minutes-arrived from Prague earlier and was at Albania being 'given' taking an old Soviet-era base

Back to Chievres AB, Belgium

French AF FAF4091 A330 departed Marseille heading ne-mebby moar undies for Zelensky

moar likely just taking over the tanker roles that the Dutch and NATO have been doing-always behind and in the back

Czech AF CEF550 A319 arriving at Prague from Bamako, Mali depart-the first monkeypox case in Czech was four days ago..

It arrived yesterday-I can't find any news from the usual Politicians here but I can tell you that none of them get along very well-even in public-it may just be an act though'

from May 24

Czech Republic detects its first case of monkeypox

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/czech-republic-detects-its-first-case-monkeypox-2022-05-24/

SAM170 USAF G5 departing JBA

BANKR14 USAF KC-46A Pegasus tanker over the Potato 'at' Delaware position

RCH463 USAF C-17 Globemaster arriving at Dover AFB from a Caribbean trip-as it's trace stops just east of Miami yesterday and reappeared not long ago heading north around same place so pick'em where it went and came from-probably Puerto Rico

grilled yo

Beijing to relax COVID curbs in some areas on Sunday

Beijing will ease curbs in some low-risk areas of the Chinese capital on Sunday to allow a return to normal life, city officials said on Saturday. Fangshan and Shunyi districts can shift from work-from-home to normal mode, the officials told a news conference. Public transportation including buses, taxis and subways will resume service in three districts, and shopping malls will be allowed be reopened in some areas. But the city will hold off resumption for businesses including tutoring, internet cafes and karaoke bars, the government said. Beijing has reported 1,716 COVID infections from April 22 through Saturday afternoon, officials said.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Coronavirus/Beijing-to-relax-COVID-curbs-in-some-areas-on-Sunday

>>136332, >>136332

aye

most of those should under that unless there is a bigger story to tell and then just cap it with the link

>>136334

>>136336

kek

>>135542 pb, >>136300

'''SAM892 USAF C-32A departed Anchorage-Ted Stevens Int'l Airport after a ground stop/refuel

>>136176 Plans For ‘Dirty Bomb’ Nuclear Drill During Indy 500 Race

Department of Energy N412DE Bell 412 running it's 'drill' patterns between Speedway (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) and north of downtown Indianapolis

>>136216, >>136226, >>136241, >>136243, >>136246 lb

45in TWY16 GLEX departed Houston Hobby after an overnight to Casper, WY Natronas Cty Airport-This is Steve Wynn's AC

>>136352

grilled

NobodyUKnow

@NobodyUKnow

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4m

This Memorial Day take time to remember those brave warriors who gave it ALL so that we might enjoy the Freedom that so many will never experience.

America is the greatest Nation on the face of the Earth. The American Dream wouldn't be possible without the sacrifices of the fallen Soldiers who gave EVERYTHING for us.

So while we celebrate w/ our family and Frens... Remember what made it ALL possible.

America is Exceptional.

The American Dream is ALIVE.

FOR GOD AND COUNTRY.

#WWG1WGA

>>136353

da man!

and totally ignored next door

>>136357

how many times he gonna use the tired ass meme

HFS bro mix it up a little cause the whole famefaggin' thing they wore out bitchin is NOT being done by them 100x worse.

kek

>>>/qresearch/16357909

KanekoaTheGreat

@Kanekoa

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13m

@DonaldJTrumpJr unloads on shooters mom.

KanekoaTheGreat

@Kanekoa

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2m

Peter Thiel on climate:

"I'm more worried about the mind virus that's called progressivism, and is leading to an apocalyptic mental health breakdown throughout our whole society."

Ben Garrison Ultra Cartoons

@grrrgraphics

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1m

"Woke Mind Virus" Sounds like that would make a good cartoon!

>>136365

Peter Thiel Insider trading since May 2017 $843.22m in sales (mostly Palantir-but some FB i.e. Meta) vs. $97.62m in purchases (Adagio Therapeutics Inc., AbCellera Biologics Inc., Affirm Holdings Inc)

https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1211060.htm

Peter Thiel-Partner, Founders Fund

$4.8B Real Time Net Worth as of 5/28/22

PayPal cofounder Peter Thiel remains a general partner of venture capital firm Founders Fund, where he is involved in firm strategy and weighs in on its large investments.

*Among its investments are Stripe and SpaceX, two of the most valuable unicorns in the world.

*He also cofounded CIA-backed big data startup Palantir, which went public via a direct listing in 2020.

*Thiel, the first big investor in Facebook, has sold most of his stake in the social network; in February 2022 Facebook said Thiel would leave the board this year.

*His Thiel Foundation gives a small number of young entrepreneurs $100,000 over two years to skip college and build their own company.

*Thiel moved to Los Angeles from San Francisco in early 2018 after calling Silicon Valley a "one-party state."

Really? Like LA is sooo much better than SF Bay Area

https://www.forbes.com/profile/peter-thiel/?sh=7ed232e2533a

>>136300

AF2 USAF C-32A done with the pandering visit and still not one of those fuggers can go to Texas?

SAM892 USAF C-32A continues se from Anchorage depart after it's ground stop-departed Yokota AB, Japan prior

TheStormHasArrived

@TheStormHasArrived17

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7m

Andy Biggs blasts the Democrats 🔥

“Joe Biden? His co-conspirators in Congress and in the regime… Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer… that Long Island bartender type person… the Secretary of Homeland Insecurity… the absentee Vice President, Cacklin’ Kamala Harris.

They have demonstrated that not only do they hate President Trump, they hate his supporters like you and me. They hate America.”

They can hate us all they want, but nothing can stop what is coming 🇺🇸

>>136371

Washington Examiner

@WashingtonExaminer

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31m

Ohio to use GOP-friendly maps for state-level elections, federal court rules