The world's largest man made excavation.🏗⛏ Bingham Canyon Mine in Utah.

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Dr. Mattias Desmet: Technocratic Totalitarianism

The Importance of Truth Speech. The parallel Rise of Propaganda-dependent Elites and Lonely Masses, and need for a new type of politician.

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/dr-mattias-desmet-technocratic-totalitarianism

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😁🇺🇸🏴‍☠️👉🇷🇺 US intelligence agencies have been searching for a folder containing intelligence on Russia and information on 'Russian agents' for more than two years. It disappeared from the Trump White House, CNN reported.

The file also contained information on Moscow's alleged interference in the US election. The missing folder was so "explosive" that it could only be viewed with the highest security clearance.

↖️ 🇺🇸 🇨🇳 U.S. to reclaim WWII airfield in Pacific, clearing jungle by summer

🔶️ The U.S. military will make "significant progress" toward reclaiming a World War II-era airfield on the Pacific island of Tinian in the upcoming months, an air force general said, part of an initiative to disperse aircraft across the Indo-Pacific region as China's missile threat continues to grow.

🔶️ The U.S. Air Force is stepping up construction at the Tinian North airfield, once used by the largest B-29 bomber fleet during World War II, and at the Tinian International airfield, Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach, commander of the Pacific Air Forces, said in an interview on Wednesday.

🔶️ "If you pay attention in the next few months, you will see significant progress, especially at Tinian North," Wilsbach said.

🔶️ The airfield "has extensive pavement underneath the overgrown jungle. We'll be clearing that jungle out between now and summertime," Wilsbach said, adding that it will be "an extensive" facility once construction is complete.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Editor-s-Picks/Interview/U.S.-to-reclaim-WWII-airfield-in-Pacific-clearing-jungle-by-summer

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"The animation quality of the 1940s Superman animated serials has never been equaled since. The art design was a deco vision whose colors were vivacious, subtly layered, and vibrant. The character movement was analog realistic. There was nothing it didn’t get right. And no one has come close to recreating its level of artwork in a superhero cartoon since.

https://fandompulse.com/2023/12/16/the-dark-herald-re-animation-superman-1940-and-its-cultural-appeal/

I'm reading about the Silk Road and realizing that anybody immigrating into the West from anywhere in the world that isn't the West is getting hustled big time. These guys are fleeing the world's unmatched economic power zone to live in post-modern shit holes and shop at Kmart.

I'm pretty sure the "corporate interests" (Eastern or Western, who knows at this point) are emptying Afghanistan into Australia so they can lay some Eurasian infrastructure down without any trouble from the gravediggers of Empires AKA Afghanis.

Afghanis won't assimilate here, but that's not my beef with importing them. It's that they are getting booted out of a deeply mineral rich country and everybody pretends we're doing them a favour by giving them visas. Afghan refugees aren't lucky to be here, at all. They're getting completely shafted out of actual wealth in their own land.

Fleeing Asia for this country is like being married to Brad Pitt and then hooking up with Pete Davidson and everybody saying "congratulations". Lolololol

🚢 🇪🇬 💵 "55 ships avoiding the canal, at about $500k/transit, represents a loss of $27.5 million to Egypt.

🔶️ On average 50 to 90 ships go through the canal daily, so this is not major; YET.

🔶️ The bigger issue is the delays in deliveries & upset schedules this will cause in the ports."

https://gcaptain.com/egypt-suez-canal-55-ship-reroutes-since-november-2023

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Portrait painting of Louis Philippe I (King of the French), 1841, by Franz Xaver Winterhalter, 283 cm × 182 cm, Palace of Versailles

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Cyber Polygon 2020, WEF Founder Klaus Schwab warned about a coming “cyber pandemic” that would be worse than the current global crisis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOvz1Flfrfw&t=402s

In the movie Home Alone, Kevin McCallister spent $19.83 for his haul of groceries. The same basket of goods would cost $44.40 in 2022. In 2023, it would cost a whopping $72.28 for the exact same groceries.