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https://unlimitedhangout.com/2026/09/investigative-series/the-praxian-genocidal-kill-chain-part-4/ The Praxian Genocidal Kill Chain – Part 4 In Part 1, we defined the Praxians, considered their openly stated control of the Trump administration, and examined their extensive partnerships with the Israeli defence technology sector. In Part 2, we looked at State Crimes Against Democracy (SCADs) and Military-Civil Fusion within hybrid war. In Part 3, we examined how global forces have aligned behind the Praxian vision of a Network Empire as we move towards a UN 2.0 multipolar world. Now, in the concluding Part 4, we will see how all of this is coalescing in events playing out in the Middle East, how it is shaping global governance, and how, in microcosm, it is being applied to New Gaza. nostr:npub1aktx8y6pl8xezd9gnaz2u5w6462mlpz2hx8qumcyg6xrpmduwj2s35c0j6 03.09.26 #iaindavis

https://suavek1.substack.com/p/the-clear-view-part-10-dr-mike-yeadon The Clear View -Part 10. Dr. Mike Yeadon on Agenda 2030: “The all encompassing nature of the planned take down of Western civilisation is intimidating.” “This is a very good open letter, reasonably accurately describing what is going on.” (-Dr. Mike Yeadon). DR MIKE YEADON 02.09.26 #mikeyeadon

https://suavek1.substack.com/p/the-arguments-for-no-viruspart-61-b98 The Arguments for "NO VIRUS"–Part 61. Dr. Mike Yeadon: Please help put an end to this despicable scam. Greg Wallis: “And this is how they get away with it.” DR MIKE YEADON AND SUAVEK 01.09.26 #mikeyeadon

https://x.com/healthranger/status/2094269532294599120 Trump is of course a liar about using Venezuelan heavy crude oil to refill the SPR. The SPR has strict quality requirements such as a maximum of 1.99% sulfur content. Venezuelan oil is 5.7% sulfur, which is considered insanely "sour." It also happens to be highly acidic which would eat away at the storage cave walls, likely causing cave-ins and collapse. There are other requirements, too, such as API gravity. Venezuelan oil doesn't qualify. If you pour it in, you can never get it back out. Too sludgy. It basically just becomes a giant "tar cave" of sludge that's unpumpable. So once again, Trump is lying about the whole thing. There's much more to this story, too, such as the fact that the 65 billion barrels of oil can't possibly be tapped without at least A FULL DECADE of infrastructure investment in Venezuela, and at least $100 billion in investment funds, plus you have to find all the experts around the world who know how to do these things and somehow entice them to move to what is effectively a war zone where local resistance groups will be targeting them constantly. So nope, your gas prices aren't going to get any better tomorrow. It's all just smoke and mirrors. As usual. Health Ranger 31.08.26 #venezuela #oil

https://x.com/healthranger/status/2094174820145697030 MAGA-tards think the oil under the feet of the Venezuelan people is actually Trump's oil that somehow wound up there, so we're just taking back what is "rightfully" ours. So after a military assault on the country, kidnapping its leader at gunpoint, threatening his replacement with certain death if she didn't cooperate, we have secured what Trump calls a "deal." This is exactly the same as if a home invader puts a gun to your head, walks you to your safe and demands you open the safe and turn over the contents inside. Then he says, "Thank you for your cooperation." It's not a "deal" when it's carried out a gunpoint. Trump is a gangster, and those who support him have absolutely zero morality or intelligence. Health Ranger 30.08.26 #venezuela #oil

https://drmikeyeadon.substack.com/p/soviet-democracy Soviet “democracy” The ECB and the European Union unmasked DR MIKE YEADON 30.08.26 #mikeyeadon

https://warwickpowell.substack.com/p/desperation-and-delusions Desperation and Delusions A Plaza Accord 2.0? The West had better hope not Preface: This short essay is a response to a recent piece published in the Wall Street Journal calling for a Plaza 2.0 accord to be imposed on China. The piece is not only an example of political hubris, but is an example of poor analytical diagnostics. In response, I outline an alternative analytical frame, which suggests that a Plaza 2.0 (enforced RMB appreciation) would compound western industrial problems, rather than alleviate them. DR WARWICK POWELL 30.08.26 #warwickpowell #china

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaUAgRUbeNM How The 1% Quietly Took Over The Economy There is a very specific year that the 1% took over the economy, but almost nobody will say it out loud. These are the 3 events that show you how the top 1% ended up owning more than the bottom 67 million of Americans. nostr:npub1h882a66p0zj5n69s2u8nfzev4f97lzfnlcej84z78p6uqxge5tpqlupz20 27.08.26 #exitmanual

https://drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/is-the-payment-of-tax-a-criminal Is The Payment Of TAX A Criminal Offence? I explored this question with Jim Gale (USA) and Chris Coverdale (UK) in Tess Talks There is an old saying: There are only two certainties in life - death and taxes. In this episode of Tess Talks I spoke with two individuals who dispute the certainty, as well as the legitimacy and morality, of the latter. Chris Coverdale is a British lawyer and peace activist. Chris has a website with information about how to resist unlawful taxation called www.notaxforwar.com Jim Gale is an American based in Florida. Jim considers himself a steward of the land, an advocate for Mother Nature. He is also standing for US President in the next elections! TESS LAWRIE, MBBCH, PHD​ 26.08.26 #tax #tesslawrie

Efrat refers to episode 3 in 2023 when Jessica was previously interviewed Link https://rumble.com/v2wz3ka-youre-the-voice-episode-3-dr.-jessica-rose.html My guest today is Dr. Jessica Rose: a researcher with five degrees, who has become an expert in the American Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System since the data started flowing in with the Covid injections rollout. Jessica is a Canadian researcher with a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics and a Master's degree in Immunology. She also holds a PhD in Computational Biology and two Post Doctoral degrees in Molecular Biology, and in Biochemistry. Tune in to understand why Jessica’s voice is so important. We talked about: * What is an “expert” in today’s world * VAERS analysis & deaths signals * Jess’ censorship stories * Jess’ prediction on what’s coming * The human spirit, power of truth * Living without a mobile phone * “Convenience” - where does it take us? * Living in a predatory world vs. individual responsibility * Surfing (yes!) * Jess’ tips for offloading tension & maintaining wellbeing nostr:npub1dg6es53r3hys9tk3n7aldgz4lx4ly8qu4zg468zwyl6smuhjjrvsnhsguz

https://suavek1.substack.com/p/a-guide-to-dismantling-germ-theory-f34 A guide to dismantling germ theory using AI -PART 8: Why are all study results claiming to have proven the existence of "contagion" incorrect? You'll hardly find clearer evidence. If the necessary scientific criteria are not adhered to, all study results are worthless. Not a single word from modern-day Drs. Mengele can be considered credible. SUAVEK 24.08.26

https://financialunderground.com/articles/the-1-warning-sign-capital-controls-are-coming-soon-and-3-ways-to-beat-them/ The #1 Warning Sign Capital Controls Are Coming Soon and 3 Ways To Beat Them nostr:npub1wgjh30uxvvepumxhl3qlfzmt4chueprxmcvrxyw0wjtv9m4w8zwq3se082 24.08.26 #financialunderground

https://alexkrainer.substack.com/p/two-systems-are-before-the-world Two systems are before the world, part 1 of 3 We’re experiencing the conflict between two systems of governance. Understanding what that means could be the most important knowledge we need today. ALEX KRAINER 23.08.26 #alexkrainer

Well worth a listen everyone. Transcript from nostr:npub1dg6es53r3hys9tk3n7aldgz4lx4ly8qu4zg468zwyl6smuhjjrvsnhsguz ‘s substack PART 1: THE TREZOR INCIDENT Yesterday Trezor confirmed a data breach at one of its shipping partners, exposing customer order details, and in this video I’ll walk through what happened, what it means, and the self-custody best practices worth tightening. But first we need to talk about what’s happening to self-custody, because I feel there’s a multi-front attack on bitcoin and specifically on self custody, and the last couple of weeks make that hard to ignore. That matters because self-custody isn’t a fringe practice, more than 45% of bitcoin is held in self-custody today, according to River. And I think that’s exactly why there’s a real push to reduce that number and get users custodying their bitcoin with third-party custodians instead, because the more that shifts, the more it chips away at bitcoin’s strength as a permissionless asset. And yet, look at what’s piled up in just the last couple of weeks. It started with Coldcard, a firmware flaw that quietly weakened seed randomness, draining over 1,800 Bitcoin from thousands of addresses. Then BTCPayServer, exploited to empty Lightning nodes. Then Boltz, hit by relentless AI-assisted attacks until its founding team stepped down and handed the company off, and days later Lightning wallet ZEUS pulled its own infrastructure offline after a separate cyberattack. And now, this week, Trezor disclosing a shipping partner breach that exposed customer data. Urgent: Coldcard (Bitcoin Hardware Wallet) Users Need to Move Their Coins, Here’s What Happened Urgent: Coldcard (Bitcoin Hardware Wallet) Users Need to Move Their Coins, Here’s What Happened EFRAT FENIGSON · 31 JUL Read full story All of this landed right around Bitcoin’s contentious BIP-110 activation window. I’m not saying that’s cause and effect, but five incidents in the same stretch of weeks is not something to wave off as coincidence. It reads like a multi-front attack on the credibility of self-custody itself, and headlines are pushing the same message: self-custody is dead, you can’t trust yourself to custody your own money, you need someone else to hold it for you. But I reject that framing. It may not be for everyone, and some people genuinely need help, but it’s still a valid approach. There are many ways to hold, secure, and transact with Bitcoin, and each person, business, or institution should use whatever fits them best. I also think we’d be lying to ourselves if we didn’t admit these incidents are teaching us something real. We’ve gotten comfortable, and that’s exactly where security fails. So instead of getting defensive, let’s actually learn from this and tighten what needs tightening. Here’s what Trezor disclosed. Trezor put out an official statement on August 13th about a breach at ShipMonk, one of the shipping providers they use to fulfill orders. An unauthorized party gained access to systems holding customer data. The exposed KYC information includes names, phone numbers, emails, and shipping addresses, of roughly 14,000 people who ordered from the US, UK, Sweden, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, or Portugal between May 10th and August 8th 2026. If you placed an order during that time, check your email to see if you received a message from [email protected] about it. The reason the number isn’t higher is Trezor’s own data retention policy. They retain order data for only 90 days after delivery, and require the same from their shipping partners, so anything older simply wasn’t there. Trezor also says this is the first time in their thirteen-year history that a breach has exposed customer phone numbers and shipping addresses. Important to mention, as I’ve seen some people and companies spreading misinformation about it: devices and wallets were NOT affected by this. This is an order data breach, which poses an operational security risk, not a funds risk. Nobody’s Bitcoin was touched, no private key was exposed, and Trezor’s own systems were not compromised. This was strictly a data breach. PART 2: SELF-CUSTODY BEST PRACTICES So let’s get into the actual takeaways here, a few self-custody best practices worth tightening up right now. If you were affected, know this: it doesn’t put your funds at risk directly, but it does put you at risk of phishing, and since shipping addresses were exposed, it also raises the risk of a $5 wrench attack, meaning physical targeting based on someone knowing where you live and that you own a hardware wallet. Whoever accessed this data now has exactly what they need to send convincing phishing emails, fake calls, fraudulent letters impersonating Trezor, your bank, or an exchange. Never enter your seed phrase anywhere but your device. Not a website, not an app, not a support chat. This is the single most repeated piece of advice from every hardware wallet company after every incident, because it’s still the number one way people actually lose funds. Verify any Trezor communication through official channels only. No legitimate company will ever ask you for your recovery words, your seed phrase, not by email, not by phone, not on a website. Btw the same goes for communication from me or anyone else, there are so many impersonators who are trying to scam people pretending to be someone they’re not. I would never DM you to ask for your personal information. Consider a multisig setup for meaningful amounts. Spreading trust across multiple devices or locations means a compromised seed can’t take everything. When it comes to multisig, remember it doesn’t necessarily require a custodian, it doesn’t require KYC, giving up your privacy, or a company signing on your behalf. One of Bitcoin’s first principles is removing trusted third parties, not scaring you into adding them back in under a different name. Limit what companies know about you when you order. Use an email address that isn’t tied to your real identity when you place the order. Pay with bitcoin if you can, and if you can’t, use a disposable debit card instead of your regular one. Ship to a PO Box or delivery center, instead of your home address to limit how much of your physical location is on file, though keep in mind ID is usually still required to collect from one. Trezor is also rolling out an anonymous delivery option, using locker pickup, neutral packaging, and generic sender details, with automatic deletion of shipping data after delivery, aiming for the EU by September and the US by the end of the year. WHY THIS MATTERS Lastly, I want to apologize for not stressing these best practices earlier, I’m aware it could have protected people from this data breach, and as someone who recommends Trezor products, I apologize if you got affected. I also want to emphasize something about every company or product I talk about on my show. Nothing is risk free. I bring you the people and the products I find compelling, but that is never a substitute for your own research. Always look into the security practices of anything you use to store or move your money, and always decide for yourself what level of risk you’re comfortable carrying. Stay sharp, vigilant, and safe out there. 15.08.26 #efratfenigson

https://open.substack.com/pub/efrat/p/urgent-coldcard-bitcoin-hardware Urgent: Coldcard (Bitcoin Hardware Wallet) Users Need to Move Their Coins, Here’s What Happened nostr:npub1dg6es53r3hys9tk3n7aldgz4lx4ly8qu4zg468zwyl6smuhjjrvsnhsguz 31.07.26 #coldcard #efratfenigson

As nostr:npub1ahxjq4v0zlvexf7cg8j9stumqp3nrtzqzzqxa7szpmcdgqrcumdq0h5ech says in her book “Bitcoin is for Everyone”, chapter 5: Money has to serve three distinct functions 1 a medium of exchange 2 a unit of account 3 a store of value Bitcoin achieves all 3 imo. Fiat fails on the third function.