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🌎🌍 Secret Millions for the WHO: Who is Behind the Anonymous Donations?

With the US withdrawal, Donald Trump is creating a billion-dollar hole in the WHO's budget – and right now, huge anonymous money flows are appearing. Millions are flowing through the specially established WHO Foundation without clarity about who is behind it. Is the organization maneuvering itself into dependence on invisible major donors?

At the beginning of the year, there was a bombshell regarding the controversial World Health Organization WHO: US President Donald Trump announced the US withdrawal from the WHO immediately after taking office. According to the Trump administration, the WHO was riddled with corruption and abuse of power. Especially during the Corona pandemic, the organization's deficiencies came to light, and a growing dependence on China became apparent.
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Conspiracy Author David Icke Repeatedly 'Named and Shamed' in New Jeffrey Epstein Files - The People's Voice

Oh dear!
Though I'm not entirely sure how reliable a source these guys are, that's certainly very interesting isn't it, regardless of if it's true or not?

It's either true, or Dave's said / seen / come across something he really shouldn't have?


https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/conspiracy-author-david-icke-repeatedly-named-and-shamed-in-new-jeffrey-epstein-files/
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Family demand reform after police officer cleared in fatal Duchess of Edinburgh escort crash https://www.itv.com/news/2025-11-18/family-demand-reform-after-officer-cleared-in-royal-escort-crash
There's a poll up on my YouTube channel, for how you all would like my series on the System to proceed. Is the gradual, more detailed dives, into who / where / what they are, what you all want and if so, which topic?
But, if that's not what you want, would you prefer a breakdown of the structures in place to hold their power?

http://youtube.com/post/UgkxBJ685uU2-Ka4K0khZri8sCBW7Ntq6WPA?si=7etjYXpJG_nrFQqC

Please place your vote and if you've a suggestion, or something you want to say on this series, lemme know in the comments.
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Fifty Dead Men Walking 2008 Drama/Thriller

Martin McGartland joins the I.R.A. and feeds information to Britain's Special Branch Agent Fergus.
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The ability of
large language models (LLMs) to handle highly specific, subtle linguistic constraints (such as exclusively using positive phrasing related to "estimation" or "approximation" while avoiding any negative phrasing related to "precision" or "exactitude") is a current area of development. This task requires a high degree of nuance, contextual awareness, and flexible constraint satisfaction that pushes the limits of current models.
While current AI models are highly fluent in generating human-like text, they still struggle with deep logical reasoning, strict consistency, and interpreting complex, multi-layered human instructions involving antonymic constraints. The model may correctly identify the request but struggle with the consistent application of the positive constraint throughout the entire response without falling back on common phrasing patterns it learned during training.
AI capabilities are currently estimated to be doubling approximately every seven months, with a strong focus on improving reasoning and reliability. Based on current trends, significant improvement in handling such highly nuanced and complex linguistic constraints could be expected within the next 1 to 3 years, as researchers focus on enhancing models' ability to adapt to mistakes and follow complex, non-standard instructions more robustly.
Future improvements in training methodologies (such as incorporating more robust reinforcement learning from human feedback and advanced "chain-of-thought" prompting internally) are expected to address these types of challenges.