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https://fullchan.net/?3fd51619a5f1c484#4J2JVKkdXHiaKrHAdXSM5jyJCZFSdDpH4ZHEudcXt1Hu

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TYB

unedited in any way

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TYB

BREAKING: According to new court records, ex-FBI Director James Comey has filed a motion to postpone his trial from July 15 to a date to be set in Oct 2026, citing the need for extra time to prepare "multiple motions on constitutional grounds seeking dismissal of the indictment."

https://x.com/paulsperry_/status/2057839305196736620

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TYB

What day is ‘Forgive a Jew’ day?

Is it still the first Friday in June, or is that National Doughnut Day?

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Democrats Considering New Strategy Of Complaining Loudly Every Day About Trump

https://x.com/TheBabylonBee/status/2057839085708824610

Exclusive — Leading the Future Super PAC Expands House GOP Endorsements

Leading the Future is backing ten more House Republicans in its latest slate of incumbent endorsements, including three members who are seeking Senate seats while continuing to serve in the House.

The AI-focused super PAC’s second round of House GOP championsincludes House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA), Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY), Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC), Rep. Julie Fedorchak (R-ND), Rep. French Hill (R-AR), Rep. Michael Baumgartner (R-WA), Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY), Rep. Kevin Hern (R-OK), Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX), and Rep. Julia Letlow (R-LA).

Letlow, Barr, and Hern are all running for the U.S. Senate while also serving in the House.

Letlow advanced to a Louisiana Senate runoff after Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) lost his reelection bid in the state’s U.S. Senate primary on May 16. Letlow, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, received 164,145 votes, or 44.9 percent, while Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming received 103,655 votes, or 28.3 percent. Cassidy received 90,381 votes, or 24.7 percent. Letlow and Fleming advanced because no candidate received at least half of the vote.

Barr is running for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY). Trump endorsed Barr after announcing that he had asked Kentucky businessman Nate Morris to step aside from the race and serve in his administration as an ambassador. Trump called Barr a “Proven Political Winner” and gave him his “Complete and Total Endorsement.”

“We’re proud to back these leaders who recognize what’s at stake in the global race for AI and the need for continued American leadership,” Zac Moffatt, Leading the Future co-strategist, exclusively told Breitbart News. “These House members will be instrumental in advancing a national framework in Congress that builds on the Trump Administration’s bold vision for AI — one that creates jobs for American workers, strengthens our competitive edge against China, and ensures strong protections for children and communities.”

(It’s time to get rid of those corrupt, dead RINOs that just steal US money and work 1-2 days a week if that,)

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2026/05/22/exclusive-leading-the-future-super-pac-expands-house-gop-endorsements/

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tyb

o7

Preliminary Assessment by Avi Loeb of the Second Release of UFO Files by the U.S. Department of War

May 22, 2026

The U.S. Department of War has just released here its second batch of newly public files on Unidentified Objects (UFO/UAP). These are objects that the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies cannot identify.

If they are real and not spurious, there are two possible interpretations: either these are familiar human-made or natural objects or these are non-human-made objects. Either way, the matter is of great importance for national security or for basic science.

This second release contains 50 videos, 7 audio files with NASA logo, and 6 documents from 1949 to late 2025 that cover CIA, DOE, DOD/ODNI, and national laboratory sources.

UAP activity was unambiguously documented near nuclear or weapons facilities like Sandia, Los Alamos, Pantex and more. One document contains 116 pages related to a series of reported sightings in a top-secret facility in Sandia, New Mexico, from 1948 to 1950.

This includes 209 sightings of green orbs, discs and fireballs reported near a military base. Another document describes a senior U.S. Intelligence Community officer sharing a firsthand helicopter mission to investigate UAP activity on a military test range in late 2025.

The detailed narrative is operationally specific, indicating that we are dealing with a serious matter that should not be dismissed by policy makers or by scientists.

Among the videos, there is one (labeled DOW-UAP-PR067) which shows a startling spherical UAP going through the clouds. Another video (labeled DOW-UAP-PR051) from 2021 shows apparent instantaneous acceleration where a UAP moves sideways abruptly.

Other videos show unusual motions, but it is difficult to ascertain whether we are witnessing parallax by the motion of the camera rather than the UAP. One of the videos shows a crash site of a UAP. It would be interesting to study the material remains from that crash.

After scrolling through the data from the two releases so far, there is no doubt that UAP are a serious concern for national security and that one of the reasons for them to be classified is to avoid exposing the vulnerability of the U.S. Defense system and intelligence infrastructure.

If UAPs represent drones, balloons or aircraft manufactured by adversarial nations, then the Chinese spy balloon incident from 2023 is just the tip of a giant iceberg of national security malfunction.

However, if any of the UAP was not produced by humans, then it represents the biggest discovery ever made by humans.

Given that astronomers train their telescopes on small portions of the sky at any given time and that the defense budget for 2026 — nearly a trillion dollars, is two orders of magnitude larger than the national science budget, the U.S. government is likely to be the first to notice rare and unusual objects of extraterrestrial origin.

Whether it did or not it found alien technologies remains to be demonstrated with better quality data. The U.S. government has higher-resolution data with a few inches per pixel resolution from the fleet of reconnaissance satellites it operates, but we have not seen UAP from such data so far.

Former intelligence director, John Ratcliffe, noted in 2021 that satellite imagery picked up UAP (as reported here), but such data may not be released because it was obtained by highly classified sensors.

Instead of waiting for the U.S. Government to tell us whether objects from outside the Solar system are visiting Earth, we can simply look up.

The Galileo Project under my leadership operates three new observatories, where we analyze data on millions of objects with AI algorithms in search for outliers which move beyond the performance envelope of human made technologies.

Here’s hoping that we will know more in the coming months, either from additional UAP releases from the U.S. Government or from the Galileo Observatories data.

https://avi-loeb.medium.com/preliminary-assessment-by-avi-loeb-of-the-second-release-of-ufo-files-by-the-u-s-department-of-war-03b6c8d5123d

https://www.war.gov/ufo/

MrPool_QQ says JFK Jr. is alive and about to be revealed.

https://x.com/MrPool_QQ/status/2057828860582879302

Q+ right again.

https://x.com/hollywood2pt0/status/2057671791733068216

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Dick pics are obscene.

Empiricism simply “is”.

Andy Tate global region map

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tyB

When is the band, BLACK YANKEES, gonna rock out?

Trump: Dems’ Faux Affordability Focus After Causing Highest Inflation Rate in Almost Half Century Is All About Midterms

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump believes that Democrats’ focus on affordability is more of a means to try to win midterm elections to begin the impeachment process than it is sincere.

During an Oval Office event on deregulation Thursday, Breitbart News asked Trump whether he believes Democrats are genuine in their focus on affordabilityor if their focus on affordability is rooted in a desire to win the midterms so they can start the impeachment process.

The president said he believes the Democrats’ focus on affordability is about the midterms.

“Yeah, the second. The Democrats had the highest inflation in the history of our country, 48 years, they say, but the history of our country. They had the highest inflation that we’ve ever had,” he said. “When I inherited it, I inherited very high prices, and from day one, they said, ‘Affordability.’ Affordability is their word, because they’re good at that, they’re good at words, but I’m good at words too.”

“But they hit me with affordability. I had just gotten there; they hit me with eggs,” he added. “We had a news conference on my third day, and they said, ‘Egg prices are through the roof.’ I said, ‘I just got here. Tell me about eggs,’ and we got the prices down, way down; actually, lower than it was four years before….The thing that we have now, the only thing that’s really of great concern, two things: beef is coming down, and the reason is they put restrictions on beef under the Biden administration, and it takes a while to settle that, but prices are down. But the big thing is, of course, energy. We had the energy way down, but I had to do a journey to Iran.”

Trump went on to tout the stock market.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2026/05/21/trump-dems-faux-affordability-focus-after-causing-highest-inflation-rate-in-almost-half-century-is-all-about-midterms/

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TYB

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>MrPool_QQ says JFK Jr. is alive and about to be revealed.

Mr. Pool has said a lot of stuff much of it has not come to fruition. I will still remain hopeful.

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Thank you, Stephen Colbert.

https://x.com/TheDemocrats/status/2057835232515039433

>>24633527

Losers, kek

https://x.com/GenFlynn/status/1940055036127752421

==Sinkhole shuts down runway at LaGuardia International Airport

The runway, one of two at LGA, is expected to reopen Saturday==.

ByClara McMichael

May 22, 2026, 1:46 AM ET

A sinkhole shut down one of the runways at LaGuardia International Airport in New York City, prompting cancellations and delays, according to officials.

Crews found the sinkhole around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, while conducting a daily morning inspection of the airport's airfield, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

The sinkhole was located near Runway 4/22, one of the airport's two runways, according to the Port Authority.

“During investigatory inspections of LaGuardia’s airfield pavement Thursday using ground-penetrating radar, possible areas of concern were identified and proactively repaired," a Port Authority spokesperson told ABC News. "Out of an abundance of caution, engineering crews have decided to conduct additional inspections that necessitate the continued closure of Runway 4/22."

Crews expect to complete those surveys and any associated repairs by 6 a.m. Saturday, at which time the runway is expected to reopen, officials said.

As a reminder, LGA remains open to flight operations, though flights will be affected due to the runway closure. Travelers should check with their airline for flight status before arriving at the airport.”

The Federal Aviation Administration said it is slowing flights into LaGuardia "due to weather and a sinkhole on Runway 4/22."….

https://abcnews.com/amp/US/sinkhole-shuts-runway-laguardia-international-airport/story?id=133160132

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Kek

Imagine the real.

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>>24633534

fucking spell much

and tell that Grammar Kitty to relax

I DONT CARE ABOUT ALIENS

https://x.com/Cobratate/status/2057838418822905996?s=20

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>>24633504

Signatures are … Δ

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Oh and thank you baker

>>24633552

X marks the spot.

Sub standard runway construct, destructed.

Two Defense Contractors Arrested for Bribery and Major Fraud Conspiracy Scheme Affecting Department of War Technology Innovation Contracts

Today, the Justice Department announced criminal charges against Leonard Pick, 62, of Palm Beach Shores, Florida, and Brian Kent, 59, of Tampa, Florida, for orchestrating a bribery and major fraud conspiracy that corrupted the competitive procurement process for a Department of War technology innovation lab in the Pacific. The defendants’ alleged conduct specifically affected the construction and operation of the U.S. Army Pacific Command’s Hawaii-Pacific Innovation Campus, which was intended to be a hub for testing new technologies for the Department of War.

The indictment, filed in the District of Hawaii on May 14 and unsealed today, alleges that, from January 2021 to October 2022, Pick and Kent conspired to bribe a U.S. Army employee with approximately $1.25 million over five years and fraudulently inflated government contracting costs to include the U.S. Army employee’s bribe payments. The indictment further alleges that, from approximately September 2020, up to and including October 2022, defendant Kent further defrauded the government by inflating government contract costs to include approximately $680,000 in payments intended for and sent to Kent’s personal consulting business.

“When defense contractors obtain government-funded work through bribery and fraud, they rob our military and the American people of the benefits of a fair, competitive procurement process,” said Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General Daniel W. Glad of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division. “The Antitrust Division and its partners in the Procurement Collusion Strike Force will vigorously prosecute those that seek to profit at the expense of American taxpayers.”

“Government contracts must be awarded based on fair competition, not secret bribes hidden in inflated costs,” said Acting Director of Criminal Enforcement Paul V. Courtney of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division. “Those who corrupt the procurement process and defraud the American taxpayer should know this: we will find you, prosecute you, and hold you accountable.”

“Corruption in our military procurement processes harms honest companies seeking to compete fairly, steals from our taxpayers, and erodes faith in our government institutions,” said U.S. Attorney Ken Sorenson for the District of Hawaii. “We remain committed to holding accountable in federal court any defense contractors who attempt to undermine fair competition through bribery and corrupt practices.”

“The criminal conduct uncovered in this investigation represents a profound betrayal of the public trust,” said Special Agent in Charge David Porter of the FBI Honolulu Field Office. “The defendants used bribery and fraud to obtain significant defense contracts, prioritizing personal profit over national security. Let this serve as a clear warning — the FBI and our federal partners will aggressively pursue and hold accountable anyone who attempts to corrupt government procurement processes for personal gain.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/two-shady-defense-contractors-busted-massive-bribery-fraud/

DOJ press release

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/two-defense-contractors-arrested-bribery-and-major-fraud-conspiracy-scheme-affecting

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forcing it into existence, can not tell if it is suicide or they think they have some supper secret plan.

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My script is for a 1/4 per day, not a 1/8

The California Post (sister paper of NY Post) endorses Spencer Pratt for mayor.

"Vote for Common Spence"

(The California Post launched in January 2026: "A game-changer’ for the Golden State.")

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-announces-realignment-to-accelerate-mission-delivery/

https://www.nasa.gov/nasa-leadership/

extra NASA

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/artemis/stop-lying-conspiracy-theorist-confronts-artemis-2-astronauts-accuses-them-of-faking-their-moon-mission

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis/nasa-seeks-interest-for-artemis-mission-cubesats/

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-joins-artemis-accords-workshop-as-global-signings-rise/

https://www.nasa.gov/general/nasa-wins-four-telly-awards-for-artemis-moon-coverage-more/

NASA Announces Realignment to Accelerate Mission Delivery

May 22, 2026

NASA announced Friday an agencywide realignment to increase mission focus and move out on the National Space Policy. These changes position the agency to better deliver on the nation’s highest‑priority objectives with speed and efficiency.

During the Ignition event in late March, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and agency leaders outlined the most pressing objectives to deliver on the next chapter of American leadership in space.

President Trump’s Executive Order Ensuring American Space Superiority, otherwise known as the National Space Policy, directed NASA to focus talent and resources on objectives including accelerating the Artemis program, establishing a Moon Base, developing a nuclear space reactor, igniting the orbital economy, and expanding missions of science and discovery.

To support the agency’s ambitious short- and long-term goals, NASA is taking action to increase specialization at centers and integrate mission directorates, elevating delivery of technically excellent work. Some of these actions include:

Center directors will continue reporting to Associate Administrator Amit Kshatriya, empowered to foster the unique capabilities of each center, and strengthen investments in infrastructure and the health of their workforce.

Mission directorates will now report directly to the administrator, ensuring focus on the mission and enabling them to leverage resources across centers, industry, and international partnerships with greater speed and efficiency.

The associate administrator also now serves as NASA chief engineer, reinforcing the agency’s technical backbone and ensuring continuity and autonomy in critical engineering decisions.

The agency continues to focus on rebuilding core competencies, insourcing contractors to civil servants where appropriate, strengthening the intern pipeline, and leveraging the agency’s joint recruitment initiative with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, NASA Force, to build a strong, sustainable workforce for generations to come.

“This initiative reflects NASA’s extreme focus on executing the mission in direct support of the National Space Policy.

We are focusing resources on the most pressing objectives only NASA is capable of undertaking and liberating the workforce from unnecessary bureaucracy and obstacles that impede progress.

We aim to rebuild competencies and instill a culture that attracts the best and brightest capable of pursuing the most demanding engineering challenges and moving safely and urgently,” said Isaacman.

“There will be no reduction in force, no program cancellations, no closures, but we will achieve cost savings through more efficient execution and taking an active role in delivering the outcomes the world has been waiting for from NASA.

This is how we deliver on the mission, meet the moment, and continue to make history on behalf of the American people.”

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Guud day, my fellow Real Anons and lunchtime knee grows

It's time for tendies

It's time for yum yums

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thank you baker

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President Trump Participates in a Swearing-In Ceremony for the Chairman of the Federal Reserve

The White House

https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/

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Source:

https://x.com/punisher7952/status/2057846696609251839

>>24633576

It isn’t Federal and has no reserves.

This aged well by the "Not The Nine o'Clock News" team

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>TIPPY TOP SHAPE

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https://rumble.com/v6m1ds9-warroom-live.html?e9s=src_v1_sa%2Csrc_v1_sa_o%2Csrc_v1_ucp_f

Kevin Kevin Kevin

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NASA to Compete Contract for Jet Propulsion Laboratory Management

May 22, 2026

NASA announced plans Friday to compete the next contract for managing and operating the agency’s federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) in Southern California at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), to ensure continued accountability and strong value for U.S. taxpayers.

The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has managed the laboratory since its inception in the 1930s, and previous NASA contracts for its management and operations have been awarded sole source to the university since the facility was transferred from the U.S. Army to NASA in 1958.

The rapid growth of the U.S. space economy indicates there may now be a viable competitive market for programmatic and institutional elements of the FFRDC operations.

Conducting a competition for this contract enables NASA to assess the potential benefits of alternative management approaches to the FFRDC, including opportunities to enhance mission performance, innovation, and overall cost and operational efficiency, consistent with federal competition requirements.

This decision is part of a broader governmentwide and agency effort to find efficiencies, strengthen performance, and drive mission outcomes faster and more affordably.

“The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has delivered some of the most extraordinary scientific and engineering achievements in NASA’s history,” said NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman.

“As America’s space economy evolves, we have a responsibility to the American people and the scientific community to evaluate how we can execute faster, operate more efficiently, and continue to deliver world-class science and engineering at the highest level.

The decision to compete this contract reflects NASA’s commitment to strong stewardship of taxpayer resources and positions Jet Propulsion Laboratory to continue driving world-changing scientific discovery and technological innovation for decades to come.”

The work conducted at JPL remains critically important to the agency, and NASA is committed to maintaining continuity for active and future missions throughout the procurement process. NASA also is committed to maintaining the FFRDC’s existing physical location.

This approach is consistent with broader government practices, including at the Department of Energy, which has held full and open competitions for five of its 16 FFRDC management and operations contracts over the past 10 years.

The current contract with Caltech began Oct. 1, 2018, and runs through Sept. 30, 2028, with a potential maximum value of $30 billion, if all options are exercised. NASA has initiated the procurement process to compete the contract.

Beginning this process now allows the agency sufficient time to conduct a comprehensive competition and award cycle while maintaining continuity for ongoing missions and laboratory operations.

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-to-compete-contract-for-jet-propulsion-laboratory-management/

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/jpl-prime-contract-update/

extra extra NASA

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/workforce-updates/2026/05/22/a-message-from-administrator-jared-issacman/

https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/hubble-captures-galaxy-cluster/

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-to-showcase-mission-to-boost-swift-spacecrafts-orbit/

https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/tornado-draws-a-jagged-line-in-mississippi/

REP. JIM JORDAN SAYS J6 FBI INFORMANTS MAY HAVE BEEN GETTING PAID BY THE SPLC…

May 21, 2026 (17 hours ago)

It keeps getting worse.

House Judiciary ChairmanJim Jordan is now asking a question the regime media will refuse to cover: were the same confidential human sources the Biden DOJ planted inside the Capitolon January 6th alsocollecting checks from the Southern Poverty Law Center?

Jordan laid out the facts plainly. Twenty-six federally-paid informants were embedded in the crowd on January 6th, none of them authorized to be there. Revolver News has been reporting on the architecture of that operation for years: the infiltration, the instigation, the careful management of the narrative that followed. The pipe bomb. Jordan’s new question is the next logical chapter.

The SPLC angle is not a surprise to anyone who has followed this organization’s trajectory. Earlier this year, Acting AG Todd Blanche announced a federal fraud indictment against the SPLC, charging that the group had secretly funneledmore than $3 million to informants embedded inside the KKK, the Aryan Nations, and other extremist organizations — all while publicly fundraising off the threat those same groups posed. Blanche put it plainly:

the SPLC was “manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose.”

Revolver readers have seen this playbook up close.In March 2023, during the trial of Douglass Mackey — prosecuted by the Biden DOJ under a Civil War-era statute for posting election memes— an SPLC researchernamed Luke O’Brien showed up at the courthouse on the morning jury selection began.

His target: the defense’s expert witness, a University of Alabama political scientist published by Cambridge and Columbia University Press.O’Brien’s pre-publication questions were designed to pressure Hawley’s employer and torpedo the testimony before it could happen.

The judge treated O’Brien’s in-courtroom conduct as witness intimidation. The witness never testified.

So when Jim Jordan asks whether SPLC-paid operatives were also drawing government checks on January 6th —whether the same network of informants was serving two masters at once — he isn’t speculating wildly.

The DOJ informant infrastructure, the SPLC’s paid agitator network, the manufactured threats, the rigged prosecutions— they’re chapters in the same story. One in which a small cluster of interconnected institutions spent years criminalizing dissent, engineering crises, and collecting donations off the wreckage.

Jordan says he wants the full accounting. So do we.

Expose it all.

We should investigatewhether the Republican senate and House paid SPLC’s riots to point the finger to arrest Trump Republicans at the rally on J6,when they were not guilty of anything.

And now the Senate blocks some money for those were targeted by RINOs. Guaranteed Senate was involved in the arrests, that’s why they don’t want them relieved of the lies.

This senate and House want them to be always criminals.

PS not all Republicans in Senate and House blocked the J6 money, it was less than 1/3 of them. The news makes it sounds like all republicans blocked Trump!

https://revolver.news/2026/05/rep-jim-jordan-says-j6-fbi-informants-may-have-been-getting-paid-by-the-splc/

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“I’m asking you again, do not tap the glass.”

Not sure but think they hid the fraud

https://abc13.com/politics/elections/local/

>>24633528

None of the original Biden boys have been seen in public for many a year.

So many actors

Tippy Top Indeed!!!

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NOW - Trump calls former Speaker Kevin McCarthy a "good guy," and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice "highly respected, by everybody—me too," at Kevin Warsh's swearing-in ceremony.

https://x.com/disclosetv/status/2057853607936925747

Crew Conducting Advanced Health Research and More Spacewalk Preps

May 21, 2026 2:04PM

Four Expedition 74 astronauts had a light duty day with an array of advanced research still scheduled for Thursday. The three cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station focused on ongoing spacewalk preparations and robotics training.

NASA flight engineers Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, and Chris Williams, and ESA (European Space Agency) flight engineer Sophie Adenot had a busy week of unloading and activating critical new science experiments delivered aboard a SpaceX Dragon on Sunday, May 17.

The quartet relaxed half of the day Thursday after an intense few days that saw the crew kicking off advanced investigations into cancer treatments, growing blood-clotting platelets, and engineering cartilage tissue, all seeking to benefit health on and off the Earth.

When Meir was back on shift Thursday, she photographed microgreens growing to help botanists learn how to provide a healthy diet for astronauts aboard a spacecraft.

Next, she nourished stem cell samples inside Kibo’s Life Science Glovebox being incubated to learn how to manufacture space-designed therapies to treat cancer and blood conditions.

Hathaway assisted Meir with the sample nourishing by first setting up the Life Science Glovebox, and retrieving the stem cell samples from a science freezer for thawing, then handing them over to Meir for processing.

He also installed lights, batteries, and video cameras on a pair of Orlan spacesuits two cosmonauts will wear on an upcoming spacewalk.

Williams loaded materials research carriers onto a platform that will be placed inside the Kibo laboratory module’s airlock for retrieval.

The Japanese robotic arm will grapple the hardware and install it on an external platform where the materials will be exposed to the microgravity environment for analysis.

The long-running physics study seeks to assist engineers designing equipment, hardware, fabrics, and more to better withstand the harsh environment of outer space.

Adenot spent most of her on-duty time installing combustion research hardware in one of Kibo’s multi-purpose small payload racks to study how solid materials ignite, burn, propagate flame, and self-extinguish in microgravity.

Station commander Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and flight engineer Sergei Mikaev, both from Roscosmos, partnered with Hathaway installing electronic and video components on the Orlan spacesuits.

The cosmonaut pair later studied the tasks and the associated maneuvers, displayed digitally on a computer screen, planned for an upcoming spacewalk next week.

Roscosmos flight engineer Andrey Fedyaev familiarized himself with the operation of the European robotic arm and the job it will perform in support of next week’s spacewalk.

Kud-Sverchkov and Mikaev joined Fedyaev for the robotic reviews then later regrouped for the spacewalk computer training.

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2026/05/21/crew-conducting-advanced-health-research-and-more-spacewalk-preps/

extra NASA 3

https://science.nasa.gov/d-3-agigo-new-joint-observing-program-with-xmm-newton-added-to-ixpe-go-cycle-4/

https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/news/worldview-image-archive/fire-chars-santa-rosa-island

https://www.nasa.gov/general/new-material-melt-moon-rocks/

https://journal.com.ph/filipino-students-experiment-performed-by-nasa-astronaut-in-space/

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Watched half the show, for first time

Muh task force orange out in full force today.

Mostly do it for newfags.

>>24633601

MAXINE WATERS 0R LORI LIGHTFOOT

“I used 5G to control their brain waves 😂”

- Elon Musk

😂🤣😂

XPOST (https://x.com/dotconnectinga/status/2057840471758524830?s=61)

Rocket Lab launches private Japanese Earth-observing satellite to orbit

May 22, 2026

Rocket Lab launched an Earth-observing radar satellite for the Japanese company Synspective early Friday morning (May 22).

An Electron rocket carrying one of Synspective's Strix satellites blasted off from Rocket Lab's New Zealand site on Friday at 5:33 a.m. EDT (0933 GMT; 9:33 p.m. local New Zealand time), on a mission called "Viva La Strix."

Everything went according to plan: Electron deployed the Strix satellite in low Earth orbit, at an altitude of about 355 miles (572 kilometers), according to the company.

Synspective is building out a "synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging constellation over Japan that provides data for urban development planning, construction and infrastructure monitoring, and disaster response," Rocket Lab wrote in a description of Friday's mission.

SAR satellites can peer through cloud cover and observe Earth in all lighting conditions, even darkness. That latter fact may explain the name that Tokyo-based Synspective gave to these satellites — Strix is a widespread genus of owls.

"Viva La Strix" was the ninth mission that Rocket Lab flew for Synspective. And many more are on the docket.

"Rocket Lab has been the sole launch provider for Synspective's constellation since 2020, with another 18 missions booked to deliver the rest of their constellation to orbit before 2030," Rocket Lab wrote in the mission description.

The 59-foot-tall (18-meter-tall) Electron gives small satellites dedicated rides to Earth orbit and beyond. The rocket debuted with a test flight in May 2017 and now has 78 liftoffs under its belt to date.

Rocket Lab has also flown seven missions with a suborbital version of Electron called HASTE, which allows customers to test hypersonic technologies in the space environment.

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/launches-spacecraft/watch-rocket-lab-launch-private-japanese-earth-observing-satellite-early-on-may-22

https://rocketlabcorp.com/missions/launches/viva-la-strix-2/

https://x.com/RocketLab/status/2057779029080781293

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyrrCpLFU88

Kevin Warsh is officially sworn in as the 17th Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/2057857508199260242

>>24633398

Thank you Baker

>>24633398

THANKS BAKERERER

>>24633416

The second tranche of UFO files is now LIVE at http://war.gov/ufo

https://x.com/nicksortor/status/2057814430293909992

the outcome of Trumps visit to China

https://nypost.com/2026/05/22/science/experts-stunned-after-uncovering-homers-iliad-on-egyptian-mummy-in-unprecedented-find/

Archaeologists stunned after finding Homer’s ‘Iliad’ on Egyptian mummy

Day: 3 of the 8-day Tгump ultimatum for Iran to "come to the table"

Day: 13 of the 2-day [PAUSED] Operation Project Freedom©

Day: 31 of the 10-day Ceasefire™ with Lebanon

Day: 40 of the 14-day Ceasefire™ with Iran

Day: 79 of the 1-day "Special Military Operation® to decapitate Iran"

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>>24633647

>What does it mean when he says that?

Early Q proof

>>24633640

>Kevin Warsh is officially sworn in as the17thChairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

>>24633650

>> 17th

Didn't Potus also mention something about 129 regulations?

Black women are a dominant force in modern elections, consistently boasting some of the highest voter turnout rates among all demographic groups. They act as a vital anchor for political coalitions, mobilize entire communities, and frequently dictate the outcomes of close local and national races

AWAKEN THE BLACK WOMAN TO THE DEMOCRAT PLANTATION

>and watch how fast the dem party implodes

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>>24633583

>Tippy-Top shape

>>24633663

Wall Street is about to fund the first city on Mars. Here are the craziest details from the SpaceX S-1

May 22, 2026

Imagine looking at your retirement account and seeing that your money is helping build a city on Mars.

That scenario is no longer science fiction. SpaceX has officially filed its S-1 paperwork to go public, opening its doors to Wall Street and retail investors alike.

An S-1 is a formal document a company must file with the government before selling stock to the public. It is designed to lay out financial truths and risk factors.

While most tech companies use this space to talk about software subscriptions and advertising revenue, SpaceX used it to map out the future of humanity in deep space.

The document is hundreds of pages long, but it reads less like a corporate disclosure and more like a blueprint for an interplanetary civilization.

Here are the most fascinating details revealed in the filing.

Quick Read

The company operates as three integrated businesses: Starlink generating $11.4B revenue, a newly incorpated Starbase city in Texas, and an AI segment losing $6.4B annually.

Starship V3 will deliver 100-ton payloads to orbit in H2 2026 with plans for 100 gigawatts of orbital AI compute capacity by decade’s end.

The Unprecedented Risk Factors

Every company must list what could go wrong with their business model. Usually, these are things like "increased competition" or "changing consumer tastes." SpaceX took a radically different approach.

Extraterrestrial Liability: The filing explicitly warns investors that Martian colonization will require massive amounts of capital and may not see a return on investment for decades, if ever.

Loss of Human Life: In a stark legal acknowledgment, the company states that deep space exploration carries an inherent risk of catastrophic mission failure and the potential loss of human life.

The Key Man Risk: The document devotes a massive section to Elon Musk. It details the potential danger of his split attention across his other ventures like Tesla, X, and xAI, noting that his public persona represents a unique volatility risk for shareholders.

Starlink is Funding the Voyage

How do you pay for a fleet of spaceships capable of carrying millions of tons of cargo to another planet? The answer is everyday internet users.

The S-1 confirms that Starlink, the company's satellite internet division, has crossed the threshold into massive profitability.

The Cash Cow: Starlink subscriptions from regular consumers, commercial airlines, and cruise ships are now generating more steady, recurring revenue than traditional rocket launches.

The Financial Loop: SpaceX is essentially a telecom company disguised as a rocket company. The profits from beaming internet to Earth are directly funding the development of Starship, the massive rocket designed for Mars.

Starshield and the Pentagon

While Mars captures the public imagination, the U.S. military is securing the company's immediate financial future. The filing sheds light on "Starshield," a specialized defense version of Starlink.

Government Dependency: The document reveals just how deeply the U.S. government relies on SpaceX for national security, featuring billions of dollars in classified and unclassified defense contracts.

The Orbital Moat: Because legacy defense contractors cannot match the low cost of SpaceX's reusable rockets, Starshield has effectively built a monopoly on modern space-based defense infrastructure.

The Verdict for Investors

The SpaceX S-1 presents Wall Street with a profound paradox.

On one hand, you have a company with a functional monopoly on space launch and global satellite internet, spinning off incredible amounts of cash.

On the other hand, the leadership is openly committed to spending those profits on a high-risk, multi-decade mission to settle a cold, dead planet.

For the average investor, buying a share of SpaceX will mean choosing to participate in history's largest financial gamble: whether humanity can truly become a multi-planetary species.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/wall-street-is-about-to-fund-the-first-city-on-mars-here-are-the-craziest-details-from-the-spacex-s-1/ar-AA23JIme

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1181412/000162828026036936/spaceexplorationtechnologi.htm

https://www.spacex.com/humanspaceflight/mars

extra SpaceX

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/launches-spacecraft/spacex-launching-new-v3-starship-megarocket-for-1st-time-on-may-22-watch-live

https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/05/ground-system-issue-scrubs-first-launch-of-spacexs-starship-v3-rocket/

https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-12

https://www.tmz.com/2026/05/22/nicki-minaj-elon-musk-spacex-starship/

https://x.com/NICKIMINAJ/status/2057609776578654240

https://x.com/NICKIMINAJ/status/2057626166706549148

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weather balloon

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>>24633665

>AWAKEN THE BLACK WOMAN TO THE DEMOCRAT PLANTATION

>>24633673

>Who requested the tippy top?

An anon.

Not me. Anon that made the request posted a screen shot of the post

‘Why the f**k should I support this guy?’ Trump’s revenge against Thune…

1/2

This wasn’t some run-of-the-mill Trump political endorsement.

It was a message.

A lot of D.C. insiders believed that President Trump would eventually endorse RINO establishment Texas Senator John Cornyn for one reason and one reason only: the SAVE Act. The thinking was that Trump would tolerate backing a deeply unpopular RINO if it helped secure the passing of one of the biggest election integrity issues in the country.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune and the GOP establishmentprobably thought they had leverage.

They wanted to protect Cornyn and keep the machine running like always. Then, they could keep slow-walking the SAVE Act, string Trump and the voters along, and eventuallyforce Trump into swallowing another establishment ally “for the good of the party.”

But then something changed…

Trump realized the deal was probably never real to begin with.

And once that happened,the entire thing flipped.

Because if the SAVE Act was never truly moving, and if Senate leadership was simply using it as bait while trying to save one of the most anti-MAGA Republicans in Washington, then Trump’s decision makes perfect sense:

“Why the f**k should I support this guy?”

That question hassent shockwavesthrough the GOP establishment.

Axios looked into what reportedly happened behind the scenes. According to insiders, the SAVE Act was the only thing keeping Trump from immediately cutting Cornyn loose.

Once he realized that path was collapsing, Trump moved fast and endorsed Ken Paxton and blew up the GOP establishment.

Axios:

“The only reason the president was holding out for Cornyn was the SAVE Act,” the confidante said. “And when that became a lost cause, it was ‘Why the f*ck should I support this guy?’

“[Trump] saw some polling this weekend.… The polling showed Paxton will win in November. It might have been Paxton’s polling. But it’s Texas,” a Trump adviser said.

⚡️Zoom in: GOP lawmakers have several must-pass bills in the next five months, followed by several nice-to-pass pieces of legislation.

Trump is demandingmoney for ICE and Border Patrol before June 1. Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act expires June 12. The farm bill needs to pass by Sept. 30.

Republicans are working to pass a housing bill to lower costs and looking for 60 votes on a billto provide market structure for cryptocurrency.

A reconciliation 3.0 package is still being discussed — with varying degrees of earnestness and snickering — in both chambers.

🙀The bottom line: Trump has always enforced GOP loyalty with raw fear, naked threats and decisive punishment.

Trump isn’t acting like someone trying to peacefully coexistwith the GOP establishment power structure. He’s looks more likesomeone who is dismantling it, piece by piece.

And his base agrees with him.

The SAVE Act should’ve been an easy win. It’s wildly popular with Republican voters and supported by a large majority of Americans. Yet somehow it keptgetting bogged down while Thune focused on protecting insiders and his establishment machine.

And the American peopleare pissed.

Now, the pot is boiling over.

And as we pointed out yesterday at Revolver,Cornyn was always the key piece in the establishment’s game.

Revolver:

Many insiders believed Trump would fall in line behind Cornyn for strategic and political reasons. The rumor floating around D.C. for months was that Senate leader John Thune desperately needed Cornyn protected. Cornyn is part of the old GOP power structure and a RINO through and through, and he’s a Thune ally. Cornyn is one of the flunkies who keeps the machine stable.

And while all this back-and-forth is going on, conservatives, and themajority of all Americans, are furious over the SAVE Act sitting in limbo collecting dust. Many believe that Thune was slow-walking the SAVE Act while quietly trying to pressure Trump into saving RINO incumbents down the road.

Then Trump nuked the game by endorsing Paxton.

Now, after a night whereTrump-backed candidates crushed their primaries, the pressure inside the GOP just changed dramatically.

Because if Cornyn suddenly looks vulnerable in Texas, then Thune’s entire power structure is also vulnerable.

https://revolver.news/2026/05/why-the-fk-should-i-support-this-guy-trumps-revenge-against-thune/

I think this is what Dan the Man was eluding too on Trump, with his X post

>>24633658

>you're watching a movie

>>24633398

Thank you Baker

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2/2

Look at Thune’s face.He can’t hide the anger and fear.

As you can see, Cornyn was the glue that held this establishment scheme together.

Andif Paxton takes Cornyn down in Texas, it will send a message to every Republican senator in WashingtonthatTrump’s movement is taking full control in ways they never thought possible.

Of course,many conservatives know that Cornyn has spent years running interference against the America First movement. Revolver readers know his history well.

Revolver:

Cornyn is the primary salesman of gun control to conservatives. He insists his bill is great because it excludes even worse provisions, such as universal background checks.That still doesn’t explain why Republicans need to make a deal on gun control. He defends the grants to states to expand red flag laws as just good common sense. “The goal is to keep guns out of the hands of people with criminal backgrounds and people with mental health problems,” he told Fox News.I’m sure we can all trust liberal bureaucrats to only take guns from people who pose actual risks, like those who make satirical tweets about the 2019 film “Joker”. If Cornyn’s “compromise” becomes law,it would be much easier for the government to take guns away from political dissidents. That’s who liberal bureaucrats see as the real threat —not actual criminals.

Cornyn isn’t content to just promote gun control.He also wants Republicans to make a deal on amnesty. In April, he began negotiationswith Democrats to work out a compromise on immigration reform. Politico reported last week the talks have not yet yielded a proposal, but that could change.Powerful GOP donors issued a letter to Republican leaders urging them to legalize illegal aliens to address “labor shortages” and counter inflation. Yes, some establishment bigwigs still think more cheap foreign labor is the solution to all of America’s problems.

The letter must have influenced Cornyn. After the Senate passed his gun control bill, he said it’s now time to take up immigration. Democratic senators agreed with his suggestion.

For years, the Texas senator has wanted to achieve “immigration reform.” In 2020, he ran ads promising todeliver amnesty to Dreamers — in Spanish, no less. When Joe Biden became president,Cornyn relished the idea of reaching across the aisle to sell out his constituents. He claimed that not passing immigration reform was one of his “biggest disappointments” and looked forward to correcting that error. Last year, he proposed a bill that would legalize most illegal aliens who came to the U.S. as minors. (the so-called Dreamers).The bill was rejected by Democrats for not legalizing enough illegals, but that failure hasn’t deterred Cornyn.

Cornyn advocated for welcoming as many unvetted Afghan migrants as possible after the fall of Kabul. He also consistently supports increasing the number of foreign guest workers in the country.

Senator Cornyn also led the effort to make Juneteenth a federal holiday. Now, liberals openly proclaim it as a day to condemn America as a white supremacist country and demand reparations. Cornyn thought it was a great idea to put this event on the calendar. “The passage of this bill represents a big step in our nation’s journey toward equality,” he extolled. He derided Republican critics of the bill as “kooky.”

The senator promoted criminal justice reform to achieve “racial equality.” It’s insteadlead to a skyrocketing murder rate and lawless cities. Cornyn also thinks we should retire symbols of the Confederacy because they look “backward.”

Cornyn is the perfect example of the old Republicanestablishment guard that spent years managing voters while helping the left on one issue after another.

Which brings us back to Trump’s reported reaction…

If the SAVE Act was dead anyway, why on earthwould Trump spend political capitalsaving one of the biggest RINOs in the Senate?

And now John Thune finds himself in a very dangerous position.President Trump let it be known that he will crush the Senate GOP power structure if they don’t pass the SAVE Act.

The establishment’s strategy depended on Trump compromising. He didn’t. And now, let the games begin.

HTTPS://REVOLVER.NEWS/2026/05/WHY-THE-FK-SHOULD-I-SUPPORT-THIS-GUY-TRUMPS-REVENGE-AGAINST-THUNE/

Vandenberg executes back-to-back space, ICBM launches as operations deputy marks final mission

May 21, 2026

As the sun set over the central coast of California May 19, a Falcon 9 rocket soared into the sky at 7:42 p.m.,, carrying 24 satellites into low-Earth orbit.

Just over four hours later, at 12:01 a.m., May 20, an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile pierced the darkness over the Pacific Ocean.

The increasing frequency of launches might suggest that space and test launch from the Vandenberg Spaceport and test range has become routine.

But inside the Western Range Operations Control Center, where personnel manage complex airspace and launch corridors, the atmosphere is anything but common.

Executing a dual-launch night demands relentless precision. While strategic nuclear deterrence missions like the unarmed Minuteman III test are scheduled years in advance, spaceport launches are dictated by the requirements of orbital mechanics.

When those timelines intersect, the rapid pivot from deploying orbital assets to testing the nation’s nuclear deterrent leaves no room for error.

"Assured access to space is no longer just a capability; it is an absolute requirement of our national security," said Col. Dorian Hatcher, Space Launch Delta 30 deputy commander for operations.

"As the cadence of these launches accelerates, so does the weight on our Guardians' shoulders. You might think the sheer volume would desensitize us, but it’s the exact opposite.

Delivering this level of excellence day in and day out requires dedication, because we know the nation is relying on us."

The midnight unarmed ICBM test capped a demanding evening for the installation and marked a personal milestone for Hatcher. It was his final operation as the launch decision authority.

Concluding a two-year tour defined by an unprecedented operational pace, he will now depart Vandenberg to take command of U.S. Space Forces-Korea.

During his tenure, Hatcher oversaw more than 130 space launch and test range operations — the busiest period at Vandenberg since the Cold War.

He supported an enterprise of more than 11,000 military, civilian and contractor personnel and managed integrated operations spanning 118,000 acres.

"Supporting Air Force Global Strike Command’s deterrence mission is a no-fail endeavor," said Lt. Col. Ralph Salazar, 2nd Range Operations Squadron commander.

"Executing a night like this requires proficiency and exceptional leadership. Col. Hatcher has provided that vision over the last two years, navigating this unprecedented launch pace.

We owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude as he takes his expertise to the Indo-Pacific."

The Minuteman III launch, known as GT-256, served as a critical demonstration of military readiness, rounding out the night's operations.

"These operational tests are the most visible and vital way we verify the readiness of our Minuteman III ICBM systems," said Col. Dustin Harmon, 377th Test and Evaluation Group commander, which is headquartered here at Vandenberg SFB.

"More importantly, they are a direct reflection of the unmatched skill and dedication of the Airmen in our missile community and the Guardians who support us at Vandenberg.”

For Hatcher, the back-to-back launches provided a fitting conclusion to a transformative tour.

“These past two years have redefined what operational excellence looks like on the Western Range,” Hatcher said.

“I leave here knowing this team isn't just reacting to the future of space — they are actively shaping it to ensure our nation’s strategic edge remains unmatched.”

https://www.vandenberg.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4498966/vandenberg-executes-back-to-back-space-icbm-launches-as-operations-deputy-marks/

extra Space Force

https://www.vandenberg.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4499023/gt-256-patching-ceremony/

https://www.waff.com/2026/05/21/us-space-rocket-center-commission-votes-new-ceo/

Trump asked China to attack the data centers in an attempt to immunize the shit show he knows he can not sell the American public on

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>33880

digits on horizon

https://x.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/2057821527861575710

What is the recommended process to apply for the anti-weaponization fund? Anon has already tried contacting attorneys a few years ago. This state is inept. When reporting this to law enforcement, attorneys, congressional leaders, state leaders, all have displayed traits blocking reports of this going on. Re-route protocol requested. Anon is doubtful that you could send a team big enough to handle the size of this story. Not bragging, just saying… its top-heavy. Too much to chase down, but anon can connect many dots. They tried to erase anon many times for a reason.

sad when this fucker is right

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>>24633729

apparently

ESA Chief Calls on Europe to Double Funds for Space

May 22, 2026

Europe has made huge strides increasing public funds to grow its space economy, but to some in the industry, enough is not enough.

“If we’re not making big changes, we will never catch up. We will always run behind [the US],” ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher told Politico at the GLOBSEC forum yesterday.