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>>22989675

NST

>>22989675

hangin' out for the earlies

and then out to see the smoke

>>22989671

>>22989675

tyb

>>22989675

tyb

flash me baby

Do dee do do do

May should be very interdasting indeed, tyb

>>22989675

TYB

TYB

>>22989681

the world jew counsel took control of the vaticans finances and advised them not to do anything about all the jew pedos that were infiltrated into the church after the boshivick reveolution. all theose catholic priests relocated to christian countries were jew pedos.

then they alligned and spread like the cancer they are and FF to today and us retards are buying all the bs fed to us the last 8 years…

Michael Collins Piper = Spotlight = Jesus #1

>>22989675

thank you baker.

Good job

o7

>>22989762

…….all gays

>>22989746

How Marco Rubio defied expectations and rose to the top of Trump’s or…Rubio Rising

During a Cabinet meeting Wednesday, Rubio was asked if he’d requested that El Salvador return a man the Justice Department has admitted was mistakenly deported.

“I would never tell you that. And you know who else I’ll never tell? A judge,” Rubio replied. “The conduct of our foreign policy belongs to the president of the United States and the executive branch, not some judge.”

With Rubio expected to serve as both secretary of State and national security adviser for at least six months and likely longer, current and former State officials warned that it’s hard to do both jobs well.

Some wondered if it meant both positions would be watered down. They also questioned how Rubio would balance the demands of travel for the secretary of State with the national security adviser’s tendency to stay by the president’s side while overseeing the National Security Council.

“It’s hard to be in two places at once,” a former senior diplomat said.

There’s a bit of cockiness in some corners at the State Department, which has seen its power eroded over the decades as the NSC and Pentagon have outmaneuvered it.

“What’s the NSC? A new bureau of State?” one State official quipped.

Serving as secretary of State and national security adviser didn’t always go well for the only other person who’s done it, diplomat Henry Kissinger. During that 1970s stint, Kissinger faced questions about whether he manipulated decision-making to favor State and himself.

“People at the Defense Department and other agencies that had roles in the national security process thought that it was unfair that everything was biased in Kissinger’s favor because he held two chairs,” said John Bolton, a first-term Trump national security adviser who has fallen out with the president. “That was one reason why pressure grew on [President Gerald] Ford, ultimately, to separate them and go back to the regular order.”

https://archive.is/baIIG

>>22989675

TYB

Good evening gentlemen

What i really meant to say, is anyone who went to happy church between 1983-2008 will have to pay 35k per household to remove the 13mile radius restraining order i will place on my children should i even bother being shure

>>22989781

evening

timezone sounds chinky

>>22989798

>>22989675

TYB

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>>22989809

>22989804

And what are you doing? You're classifying what you're doing as help, as if you know what's best for everyone and if your help is not accepted, you label him a domestic terrorist. Go cool off in the filter for a bit and maybe see if you can find yourself a couple brain cells in there.

>>22989799

Boo you know it troo.

>>22989793

L

Kaitlin Bennett

@KaitMarieox

I went undercover to infiltrate a Democrat May Day rally and got libs to compliment my pro-MS13 signs Once they recognized me, someone threw my signs into a motel pool and got arrested!

6:40 PM · May 3, 2025

·68.3K Views

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https://x.com/KaitMarieox/status/1918797718899638365

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>>22989821

It's the same dumbfuck pattern beneath all their bullshit, every fucking time. Make a divisive accusation against a target, if the accusation is not accepted or is pushed back on, then accuse of being the original target of the accusation. Same old circlejerk and it's all they know, they just give it a new coat of paint with different subjects to use. And they think they're smart by painting the same box a different color. It's why they want to destroy me, because I see through it and call them out on it.

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>>22989834

happy sun day anon!

o7

And trying to get Pete Hegseth Fired.

Member when the first narrative by the fake news media and pols was Pete has to go?

Then when Waltz was outed the subject was basically dropped

Looking like an intentional move to oust Sec of Def

PB

>>22989004 Donald Trump fired national security adviser Mike Waltz for ‘plotting with Israel's leader to bomb Iran’

Atlantic Magazine Releases More Signal Texts Where Hegseth Shared Attack Details

Story by Michael R. Gordon, Nancy A. Youssef

• 1mo • 5 min re

18,087 likes

Politicians are calling on Pete Hegseth to resign after his team accidentally shared war plans with a journalist via a Signal group chat

fake polls

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>>22989855

8:55

this is why no one likes you

>>22989808

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2024/12/16/health-insurer-stocks-drop-trump/77034471007/

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>>22989894

Not going with mimicry this bread, weakling? Come on, show everyone how bad ass of an SP impersonation you can give. Go on. Show everyone you know more than one word and one subject.

Today in Q Post History we have 17 Deltas

May 04

There were17 Q Postson the date ofMay 04.

LINK - https://qalerts.app/?q=May+04

ARCHIVE - https://archive.ph/IeQcu

Keep up the lawful fight, fight, fight, and I will, too!

o7

Star Wars Day

May 4, 2025

The 1977 release of “Star Wars” changed Hollywood forever. Four decades later we’re still enthralled. Just last December, “Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker”, was released in theaters.

Following the previous two movies of the sequel trilogy, “The Force Awakens” and “The Last Jedi”, the main Star Wars film franchise has come to a conclusion. So — Happy Star Wars Day this May 4!

It’s party time on Tatooine.

The first organized Star Wars Day took place in Toronto back in 2011.

The event included an Original Trilogy Trivia Game Show, a costume contest, and a showing of fan-made tribute films, mash-ups, parodies, and remixes.

In late 2012, Disney purchased Lucasfilm and has officially observed the holiday at Disneyland and Walt Disney World ever since.

History of Star Wars Day

The “Star Wars” universe is a massive achievement. It is hard to think of a time when “Star Wars” didn’t exist, given its extraordinary influence and popularity in pop culture. It all started with the book “Dune” by Frank Herbert.

First published in 1965, it is widely regarded as the base inspiration for “Star Wars,” given the huge similarities between characters and the storyline of the two.

Either way, George Lucas set his story in outer space and took the risk of producing a sci-fi movie in 1977, a time when the genre was pretty much dead in Hollywood.

Nobody expected the first “Star Wars” movie to do as well as it did. Backed by a meager $9.5 million for production, it had a limited theatre release and was expected to bomb at the box office.

There was no way that this sci-fi opus would be a hit. On May 25, 1977, “Star Wars” (later renamed to “Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope”) was released.

Through word of mouth and raving reviews, “Star Wars” enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame and changed the entire landscape of cinema, leaving studios completely bewildered by its success.

The world was introduced to the Skywalker-family saga, and beloved characters like Han Solo, Yoda, Chewbacca, and perhaps the darkest villain of all time — Darth Vader.

Grossing over $100 million by the end of the summer, the first installment of “Star Wars” won six Academy Awards and a Special Achievement Award for groundbreaking accomplishments in special effects.

For its time, and considering the limited budget, George Lucas pulled off a massive feat by creating advanced effects and filming impressive space sequences using only small-scale figures and setups.

The success of the first movie was followed by two sequels, “Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back,” in 1980 and “Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi,” in 1983.

The franchise branched out into different commercial lines as well.

20 years after the debut film, Lucas released the second trilogy of films, the ‘prequel trilogy.’

With a new cast of popular actors like Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor, “Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace” was released in 1999, followed by “Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones” in 2002, and “Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith” in 2005.

The storyline wasn’t as acclaimed as that of the original trilogy, but the digital technology and effects of the movies had significantly improved and, subsequently, they were overall box-office successes.

The marketability of the franchise became more extensive, with a book series, animated TV series, action figures, video games, and clothing lines created for the new generation of “Star Wars” lovers.

Walt Disney Studios acquired the franchise in 2012, and set forth to produce a third trilogy, the ‘sequel trilogies.’ The seventh film, “Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens,” was released in 2015.

The universe was further expanded with new characters while staying faithful to the true essence of “Star Wars.” “Star Wars: Episode VIII — The Last Jedi” was released in 2017, followed by “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” in 2019.

Several stand-alone movies were also tied-in with the main story, “Star Wars: Rogue One” in 2016, and “Solo” in 2018.

So if you are a newbie to the Star Wars universe, here is the viewing order to watch the movies in:

The original trilogy: “A New Hope” (1977), “The Empire Strikes Back” (1980), and “Return of the Jedi” (1983)

The prequel trilogy: “The Phantom Menace” (1999), “Attack of the Clones” (2002), and “Revenge of the Sith” (2005)

The sequel trilogy: “The Force Awakens” (2015), “The Last Jedi” (2017), and “The Rise of Skywalker”

https://nationaltoday.com/star-wars-day/

https://www.starwars.com/star-wars-day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUXbvaQSeDc

acktiveight the priveledge loaf!

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>>22989887

>Calcified penal gland

>>22989766

Penn got $5 million for a pic of this..thanks to Biden's USAID.

>b9edd3

found the fed.

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>>22989914

bad news.

Gab just locked out all users who had a ac unless the pay.

no moar use of a vpn to access the archive and thousands of posts put on the site and locked out from the accounts followers.

Torba what the fuck are you doing.

no everyone can afford your extortionate prices

Goodnight

>>22989914

>>22989970

nevermind, found it

>>22989978

Oh shit. Pepe jumped without a bungee cord

>>22989766

KEK! I wonder how many people will get this one.

Vatican clown posted CP of his own niece

He thought no one in her surrounding would lurk here and recognize her.

Walls are closing in

Tick tock

>>22989982

>I would argue Tehachapi is the crown jewel of Kern Co.

I'm digging the whole KC theme.

11.3

(Wonder if the San Andreas will rumble, and Kern will become beach front property.)

Kern is sending out Comms to the board

Got's "BAKERS"field

KEcK's Corner…

Shaped like a little saw blade.

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>>22989675

>>22990016

One Bakery up for grabs

Baker not included

Don't be shy

This bread is now unmanned on autopilot

No QRS on this one

Much love

no homo

>>22989914

>Star Wars Day

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>>22989983

>nevermind, found it

Enjoy the show

>>22986834 pb

3602

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI 11/16/2019 14:41:22 ID: de3fdb

8kun/qresearch: 7356331

https://www.starwars.com/games-apps/star-wars-commander

How do 'select' bad actors attempt comms w/o SIGINT collection?

Rebellion or Empire?

Private [invite only] faction(s)?

Dark > Light

Q

>>22989766

>>22990037

>Enjoy the show

>>22990037

>How do 'select' bad actors attempt comms w/o SIGINT collection?

>Rebellion or Empire?

>>22990037

'Falcon' flies on Star Wars Day: SpaceX launches Starlink satellites from Florida

May 4, 2025

Living up to its Star Wars' namesake, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket took flight again, delivering 29 Starlink satellites to low Earth orbit (LEO) on Sunday, May 4th, 2025 — Star Wars Day.

The launch occurred at 4:54 a.m. EDT (0854 GMT) from Complex 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

About 8.5 minutes later, the rocket's first stage came back to Earth, acing its touchdown on the SpaceX drone ship "A Shortfall of Gravitas."

It was the 20th launch and landing for this particular booster, according to a company mission description.

With 29 Starlink satellites on board, this was the largest number of the broadband-providing spacecraft on one Falcon 9 launch to date.

SpaceX has now launched nearly 8,500 Starlink satellites to date, more than 7,300 of which remain operational in LEO, according to satellite tracker and astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell.

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/launches-spacecraft/falcon-flies-on-star-wars-day-spacex-launches-starlink-satellites-from-florida-photos

https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=sl-6-84

>>22990037

There were two drops.

Posted above.

Missed tag?

Probably deleted.

Board Fuckery again.

Posting slowed/blocked

>>22989766

Sean Penn is a fucking idiot.

>>22989914

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>>22990041

>>How do 'select' bad actors attempt comms w/o SIGINT collection?

>>Rebellion or Empire?

>>22990042

noice

was coming up next in muh archives. stealing the graphic

>>22990054

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>>11223081

Only the beginning, Padawan.

They can no longer hide in the shadows[big tech, big media, [D] party being exposed for all to see].

Q

>>22990051

>Yeah, well, he was married to the Demon MADonna.

Madonna is a whole other can of worms.

>Wasn't hard to see he was a ASSET of the D's.

Knew something was fishy when they sent him over at the start of the Ukraine war.

>>22989784

JD Vance’s Canadian pal tells him: Please don’t visit

The Ottawa lawmaker broke with his law school pal over Trump’s threats and policies.

05/01/2025 07:25 PM EDT OTTAWA —

JD Vance’s close friend from Canada is taking back his open invite for the vice president to visit. Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, who became close with Vance at Yale Law School 15 years ago, said it would not be “constructive” for the VP to visit his Toronto-area district right now given the Trump administration’s provocations toward Canada.

“Right now we have strong political disagreements, and that’s kind of how it is,” he said. It’s a reversal from how he felt in December, when he accepted an invitation to dine with Vance in Arlington, Virginia.

Jivani was also in Washington for Inauguration Day. “They need to probably reconsider some of their rhetoric and their policy before coming to Canada,” Jivani said to POLITICO.

“Our country should deserve more respect before being able to welcome them.” Jivani represents a suburban and rural area that employs thousands of auto workers at a GM plant that makes the Chevrolet Silverado.

People in the community are anxious about tariffs on the auto sector and President Donald Trump’s annexation threats, Jivani said. “We haven’t talked in a while,” Jivani said when asked about the status of the friendship.

“He’s busy, I’m busy. It’s just the nature of the work that we do. Certainly, the way they’ve talked about Canada has been a problem for me personally. I’m a proud Canadian.

I’m focused on my community, and we’ll see what happens next.” Jivani was reelected in Canada’s federal election on Monday, which saw the Liberal Party return to power under a minority government.

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his seat, and there is open debate about his future at the helm. Jivani said he’s not eyeing the job. “Pierre Poilievre is our leader, and I’m focused on how we get ready for the next election,” he said.

Throughout the five-week campaign, Jivani had to contend with Liberal attacks that highlighted his friendship with the vice president, while accusing him of turning his back on the country, he said.

“They created commercials about me and JD being friends. They doctored pictures of us and dropped them in mailboxes in my riding,” Jivani said.

“The misrepresentation of who I am, what I believe in, the misrepresentation of my commitment to this country, that stuff, was very, very frustrating.”

Having to prove he was country above everything else was tough, Jivani said, but it resulted in a much more meaningful win. This will be his second term as MP. “People were saying: We know you, we got you, we see who you are and we’re choosing you to go and fight for us,” he said.

Jovani said he’s looking forward to getting back to Ottawa when the House returns to advocate for his community on issues related to cost of living, housing and the trade war. While his friendship with Vance has drifted, Jivani is hopeful that soon enough they’ll be back to talking football.

“We were friends before politics, we will be friends after politics,” he said. “This is a guy that I played fantasy football with for the last 15 years. He’s now the vice president and that’s a unique situation.”

But like a lot of friends, Jivani said, they’ve had political disagreements the entire time. “It’s just the nature of having a friend in a situation like this. I kind of just acknowledge that we’re in different places, we have different priorities.

He does his thing, I do my thing. And when this is all over, I’m sure we’ll talk again.”

https://archive.is/Ryf8M

FAA: Army helicopter taking ‘scenic route’ near Reagan National forces two passenger jets to shift course 1/2

The incident occurred months after a Jan. 29 crash at the airport killed 67 people.

The air traffic control tower at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is pictured. While go-arounds are a typical maneuver for flights inbound to Reagan National given the congestion at the busy airport,an FAA official classified the incidents as “loss of separation” events.

An Army helicopter flying in the D.C. airspace Thursday forced two commercial passenger jets inbound to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport to perform go-around maneuvers— roughly three months after the airport was the site of the nation’s worst aviation fatality in more than two decades.

The Federal Aviation Administration sent out a notice about the incidents on Friday. Reagan National airport has been in the spotlight ever since the catastrophic crash of an Army Black Hawk helicopter and a regional passenger jet killed 67 people in January and set off a wave of investigations.

According to the email written Friday by Chris Senn, FAA’s assistant administrator for government and industry affairs, obtained by POLITICO, the Army helicopter — also aBlack Hawk — “took a scenic route around the Pentagon versus proceeding directlyfrom the west to the heliport” on Thursday,prompting controllers to call for two go-arounds.

While go-arounds are a typical maneuver for flights inbound to Reagan National given the congestion at the busy airport,Senn classified the incidents in the email as “loss of separation” events, which are a breach of the minimum separation standards for aircraft in the same airspace.

Senn added the aircraft “were not within the restricted mixed traffic area” of the airport,but the FAA will investigate whether the Army was in violation of its flight approvals. A person familiar with the email, who was granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter, confirmed its authenticity.

In a statement, the FAA on Friday said a “priority transport” inbound for the Pentagon’s helipadmade both a Delta Air Lines flight and a Republic Airways flight perform go-arounds. The agency said it will investigate the incident, which happened around 2:30 p.m. on Thursday.

Delta said it would cooperate with the FAA on its investigation. A spokesperson for Republic could not be reached. The National Transportation Safety Board is also investigating. Both flights were on final approach.The closest proximity between the Delta plane and helicopter was less than a mile and 400 feet.As the Black Hawk continued flying, the proximity between the Republic flight and the helicopter then grew closer — roughly 0.4 miles and 200 feet apart, according to the email.

Separately, there was another underlying issue:Controllers didn’t see the Black Hawk’s tracking position in real-time on their radar screens. Senn said the helicopter’s radar track “inadvertently floated and jumped to a different location on the controller feed after being unresponsive for a couple seconds.”

The jump happened when the Republic flight was 1.7 miles away from the runway.At the time of the go-arounds, the control tower had one supervisor performing direct operational oversight, four certified professional controllers, or top-level controllers capable of performing all functions of a controller at their facility, plus one certified professional controller trainee receiving on the job training, Senn said.

The Army was broadcasting via a transponder using its Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast technology, which provides air traffic controllers with more detailed information about an aircraft’s altitude, speed and location.

https://archive.is/det7I

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2/2

ADS-B has come under increased scrutiny since the January crash as investigators believe the broadcast was turned off. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. At the time of the accident in January, the Army’s policy was to restrict turning on ADS-B for sensitive or classified missions with commander approval, according to Brig. Gen. Matthew Braman, who testified in March during a Senate aviation subpanel hearing into the crash.

Lawmakers have called the policy inconsistent and unacceptable. Responding to Thursday’s incident, Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), ranking member of the Commerce Committee, said the Black Hawk involved in Thursday’s incident came from the same Army Aviation brigade as the helicopter involved in the fatal collision earlier this year.

“It is outrageous that only three months after an Army Black Hawk helicopter tragically collided with a passenger jet,the same Army brigade again flew a helicopter too close to passenger jets on final approach” at the airport, she said in a statement, and called on the Pentagon and the FAA “to give our airspace the security and safety attention it deserves.”

JD Vance’s Canadian pal tells him: Please don’t visit The Army said it is aware of yesterday’s incident, and referred questions to the Military District of Washington, which oversees Army operations within the nation’s capital. But in a statement in response to a New York Times report regarding the events leading up to the fatal January crash, the Army said it “cautions against speculating about potential causes or contributing factors prior to the” NTSB completing its investigation. The probe is expected to take at least a year.

“It is irresponsible to take snippets of information and present them in a way that casts blame on any individual or group,” the Army said. “The events of January 29th were tragic, and the Army is committed to a full and thorough investigation that will provide fact-based conclusions so we can ensure an accident such as this is never repeated.”

https://archive.is/det7I

This ‘Star Wars’ Day, check out a moon that looks like iconic space station

May. 04, 2025, 5:45 a.m.

“That’s no moon. It’s a space station.”

So were the words uttered by Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi when he gazed upon the doomsday weapon, the Death Star, in 1977’s “Star Wars,” later subtitled “Episode IV: A New Hope.”

The spherical “technological terror,” as Darth Vader called it, is a gray, tiled defense system with trenches and a massive dish with a laser capable of destroying a planet.

Although the Death Star appeared a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it resembles something seen in nature — within the solar system.

First discovered by astronomer William Herschel in 1789, Mimas is one of the many moons orbiting Saturn, according to NASA.

It was not until 1980, when the spacecrafts Voyager I and II, and the craft Cassini, all took images of Saturn’s smallest, innermost moon.

Besides their lack of color and textured appearances, there’s a massive crater on Mimas that makes the space object resemble the Death Star.

The Herschel Crater is 80 miles across, caused by an impact that could have broken Mimas apart, NASA stated.

Mimas can be seen from Earth using a powerful telescope.

While Mimas and the Death Star resemble each other, there’s one big difference. The moon is 400 kilometers, or 250 miles, in diameter, according to EarthSky.

The Galactic Empire’s superweapon is much smaller at 160 kilometers, or 100 miles, in diameter, according to the fan website Wookieepedia.

Recent studies of the moon also present a dichotomy with its fictional “twin.”

While the Death Star was a harbinger of destruction, Mimas could harbor life, BBC Sky at Night reported in 2024. A subsurface ocean may have formed in the last 25 million years.

“This is possibly the youngest place in the solar system that could be habitable,” French astronomer Valéry Lainey, whose team discovered the moon’s ocean in February 2024, told the BBC magazine.

https://www.masslive.com/weather/2025/05/this-star-wars-day-check-out-a-moon-that-looks-like-iconic-space-station.html

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Trump's Budget Calls for $17 Billion Cut to NIH, Citing Lax Oversight of Gain-of-Function Research in Wuhan

The White House budget plan says the agency's failure to prove it was not complicit in a possible lab leak shows it's "too big and unfocused."

Christian Britschgi5.2.2025 3:30 PM

The White House budget calls for slashing $17 billion in funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), citing the agency's failure to properly monitor risky gain-of-function research it funded at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV)—where the COVID-19 pandemic plausibly originated.

"While evidence of the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic leaking from a laboratory is now confirmed by several intelligence agencies, the NIH's inability to prove that its grants to the Wuhan Institute of Virology were not complicit in such a possible leak, or get data and hold recipients of Federal funding accountable is evidence that NIH has grown too big and unfocused," reads the budget summary released on Friday.

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Shortly after President Donald Trump's inauguration, the CIA produced a new assessment saying that the agency now favors a lab leak explanation of the pandemic's origins.

The FBI and the Energy Department have also said theyfavor the lab leak theory, as does Germany's intelligence agency.

NIH has come under intense scrutiny for lax oversight of gain-of-function research it funded at the WIV via its grantee, the nonprofit EcoHealth Alliance.

In the years preceding the pandemic, NIH continued funding EcoHealth's gain-of-function research on coronaviruses, despite White House policies either freezing funding for that type of work or requiring it to undergo more serious scrutiny. It also failed to follow up with EcoHealth when it missed a deadline to submit progress reports on its work at WIV on the eve of the pandemic.

Lab leak proponents point to this work, which involved creating viruses with enhanced potential to infect human cells, as likely seeding the creation of the pandemic at the WIV.

The Biden administration suspended EcoHealth Alliance, and its now-former president Peter Daszak from receiving federal funding in 2024, citing its lax oversight of its subgrantees in Wuhan.

In its last days in office, the Biden administration formally debarred EcoHealth and Daszak from receiving federal funds for the next five years.

Gain-of-function research on pandemic pathogens is a tiny portion of NIH's budget. EcoHealth's grant was just $3 million, and only a portion of that was spent on its controversial work at WIV.

Trump's proposed cuts to NIH are clearly part of a larger agenda to whittle the agency down in size. The budget document also criticizes NIH for funding "radical gender ideology."

White House budget documents are ultimately a political statement, and it's typical that few of the proposed cuts they include are passed by Congress.

It would be notable if Congress declined to take up Trump on his proposed NIH cuts, given the administration's lab leak justification for the cuts.

The final report from the Republican majority on the House subcommittee tasked with investigating the origins of COVID-19 concluded that the pandemic likely resulted from a lab incident.

It would be remarkable if, after coming to that conclusion, House Republicans continued to fund NIH at existing levels without additional oversight of gain-of-function research on pandemic pathogens.

The Trump administration is reportedly going to be issuing a freeze on federal gain-of-function research funding imminently. Sen. Rand Paul (R–Ky.) also has reintroduced a bill to more tightly regulate funding of such research.

Paul's bill passed out of the Senate's Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee in the last Congress.

https://reason.com/2025/05/02/trumps-budget-calls-for-17-billion-cut-to-nih-citing-lax-oversight-of-gain-of-function-research-in-wuhan/

KEK. Poor bastards.

>>22990067

Russell Jay Gould vs.

Corrupt U.S. government legal system/global institutions…

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd9l3399wvno

POTUS not seeking "3rd Term".

Just another failed venture from Shills N Grifters attempting to get TDS patients rioting KEK.

This is getting finished alot sooner.

Enjoy the show.

>>22989675

May the 4th be with you …

Lil X turns 5 today …

master trolling continues … this time by The White House

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1919053040734072844

https://thedebrief.org/infrasound-technology-proves-critical-for-planetary-defense-against-threats-from-outer-space/

https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.13972

https://www.egu.eu/media/filer_public/3c/84/3c845388-f6d1-4ba1-aa3e-496bfd1af87d/egu25_press_releasespace_junk_falling_to_earth_needs_to_be_trackedmeteoroid_sounds_can_.pdf

Infrasound Technology Proves Critical for Planetary Defense Against Threats from Outer Space

May 3, 2025

A Sandia Labs scientist specializing in tracking the angle of objects entering Earth’s atmosphere has demonstrated how an existing network of infrasound technology-based sensors designed to detect potential nuclear weapon tests can be adapted for planetary defense.

The novel use of this technology can provide a defense against potential dangers from outer space, including discarded tools, defunct satellites, and other pieces of space junk currently encircling the planet.

With future missions expected to add to the volume of hazardous material that may cause damage when falling back to Earth, and diplomatic efforts to solve the problem still ongoing, using infrasound technology to determine where and when an object is likely to impact could prove increasingly valuable.

This technology could also protect against natural objects like falling meteors or potentially against objects launched intentionally at a ground target in a future space war.

How Infrasound Technology Aids Planetary Defense Against Incoming Space Objects

In an email to The Debrief, Sandia Labs scientists Elizabeth Silber explained how the infrasound technology behind the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) worldwide sensor network works.

“The CTBTO’s worldwide network of infrasound sensors is designed to detect minute disturbances in the atmosphere, including signals from events occurring thousands of kilometers away,” Silber explained.

“These sensors are highly sensitive by design. Their effectiveness lies in their ability to register very subtle atmospheric pressure changes caused by distant, impulsive sources.”

In the same email, Silber said that her curiosity was initially piqued by the fact that the CTBTO network and NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) database would often identify slightly different locations for a bolide, or a meteor exploding as it enters the atmosphere.

Described by Silber as “one of the most important existing resources” for studying these types of events, NASA’s CNEOS database contains records of around 1,000 atmospheric events detected by U.S. government space-based sensors.

Because the two systems use different technologies, Silber wondered if the data captured by the infrasound technology-based sensors could offer additional information that was confusing the NASA network.

Specifically, the Sandia Labs scientists said she looked at how a fireball’s path through the atmosphere, particularly the object’s angle of entry, might explain the mismatched readings.

“Shallow entries travel longer distances and can send out sound from many points along the way, which can throw off the apparent direction of the signal by several degrees,” Silber told The Debrief. “Steeper entries are much more straightforward.”

A press release announcing the research said that using this data to pinpoint potential impact locations more accurately is critical and could play a vital role in planetary defense.

“If you don’t know where something is going, then you have a hard time preparing for it,” the release explained.

Predicting the Path of Entry for Space Objects

Silber developed a customized computer model to test the hypothesis to show how these different atmospheric entry trajectories affect what the infrasound systems “see.”

Called BIBEX-M, or the Bolide Infrasound Back-Azimuth Explorer Model, Silber says her customized model uses the subtle variances in sound detected by the CTBTO sensors to calculate the likeliest path of meteors, pieces of space debris, or even planned reentry events “which follow similar extended paths.”

“Understanding this effect helps us better locate where these events happen, and makes global monitoring more accurate,” she explained.

In a published study detailing the findings, Silber said objects entering the atmosphere at angles above 60 degrees were the most likely to give different locations depending on the sensors used to track them.

Because infrasound technology tracks signals over time, they are uniquely equipped to calculate entry angles and locations.

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Three Guardians Recognized for Rendering Aid Following Rollover Crash

May 2, 2025

On April 16, three Guardians assigned to the Vosler Academy—Sgt. Benjamin Kremer, Tech. Sgt. Robert Camblin, and Master Sgt. Jessica Morgan—were en route to lunch near Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado, when they encountered a vehicle that had flipped onto its roof.

Without hesitation, the Guardians exited their vehicle and began rendering aid to the driver, who was trapped inside and suffering from a serious arm injury.

Despite signs of shock, the team worked quickly to keep the driver calm and stabilize the injury using improvised supplies until emergency responders arrived.

Colorado Springs School Resource Officer VuongVu Le was the first law enforcement official on scene. He secured the area and provided the Guardians with a medical kit to continue administering care.

“They deserve all the recognition,” Officer Le said. “Their teamwork allowed me to secure the scene, knowing the driver was in good hands.”

The three Guardians were formally recognized for their actions during a ceremony at Peterson SFB on May 1, 2025, where each received the Air and Space Achievement Medal.

They were also coined by leadership from Space Delta 13, including the commander and senior enlisted leader, in appreciation of their readiness and response.

Officer Le and representatives from the Colorado Springs Police Department were also in attendance to recognize the Guardians for their efforts.

“We just wanted to make sure they were stable until first responders arrived,” Morgan said. “You never know how you’re going to react in a moment like that, but I couldn’t be more proud of my team.”

Their actions reflect the Guardian commitment to service, character, and community—on and off duty.

https://www.starcom.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4173222/three-guardians-recognized-for-rendering-aid-following-rollover-crash/

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500 Years of Space Drawings

May 3, 2025 AT 6:00 pm

“Flowers of the Sky” is a stunning collection of celestial art throughout the ages from the Public Domain Review.

The artwork in this collection covers nearly a millennium of illustrations (chronologically) depicting comets, meteors, meteorites, and shooting stars.

The earliest work in the collection is a shooting star, drawn in what looks to be pen and ink, from 1493.

The latest is a surrealistic painting of space with a skull and large heads floating in the sky from 1910.

https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/05/03/500-years-of-space-drawings-spacesaturday/

https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/flowers-of-the-sky/

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