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Five shots, seven holes

Federal Agent Shoots U.S. Citizen 5 Times, Brags “7 Holes,” Repairs Evidence—While the Victim Faces 20 Years Federal Agent Shoots U.S. Citizen 5 Times, Brags “7 Holes,” Repairs Evidence—While the Victim Faces 20 Years By Shane Man | November 10, 2025 Are things really this bad? Yes. And the case of Marimar Martinez in Chicago proves it. On October 4, 2025, in Chicago’s Brighton Park neighborhood, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Supervisory Agent Charles Exum shot 30-year-old Montessori teacher and U.S. citizen Marimar Martinez five times , creating seven gunshot wounds . Instead of facing charges, Exum is back on duty. Martinez? She’s been indicted on federal charges that carry up to 20 years in prison . The Shooting and the Bragging Court records from a November 5, 2025 detention hearing reveal Exum celebrated the shooting in a Signal group chat he called a “support group” for federal agents: “I fired 5 round...

Caved and Lost "Leverage"

BREAKING (Sunday Night): Senate Democrats Cave — Shutdown-Ending CR Deal Reached with 60+ Votes BREAKING LIVE UPDATES Senate Democrats Cave — Shutdown-Ending CR Deal Reached with 60+ Votes (Sunday Night, Nov 9) Last updated: November 9, 2025 — 9:42 PM ET (votes in progress) 🚨 YES, IT’S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW on a Sunday night. The 40-day government shutdown — the longest in U.S. history — is finally ending. After weeks of deadlock, a bipartisan Senate deal was announced at 8:15 PM ET tonight. At least 8–10 moderate Democrats just broke ranks and handed Republicans the 60 votes needed to advance a new continuing resolution (CR) that will fully reopen the government through January 30, 2026 . Sources: CBS News – Live Updates on Government Shutdown , Washington Post – Senate moves toward deal to end shutdown , Associated Press – Senate nears potential shutdown deal but there’s no guarantee of success . What’s in the deal? Full funding through ...

Aww SNAP

Trump Administration Directs States to Reverse Full SNAP Benefits Following Supreme Court Stay Trump Administration Directs States to Reverse Full SNAP Benefits Following Supreme Court Stay November 9, 2025 On November 9, 2025, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued guidance instructing states to halt and reverse any distribution of full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November that had been issued under recent federal court orders. [1] [2] [3] The directive follows a temporary stay granted late on November 7 by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, pausing lower court rulings that required the Trump administration to fully fund the program amid an ongoing government shutdown. [4] [5] SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, provides grocery assistance to approximately 42 million low-income Americans, with monthly costs typically ranging from $8 billion to $9 billion. [6] [7] The shutdown, which began on O...

From Federal Judge Wolf — Why I Am Resigning

Federal Judge Mark L. Wolf Resigns to Speak Out Against Trump's "Existential Threat to Democracy" Date: November 9, 2025 This story is real and broke today (November 9, 2025). U.S. District Judge Mark L. Wolf, a senior federal judge in Massachusetts appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1985, formally resigned from the bench on Friday, November 7, and published a first-person essay in The Atlantic titled "Why I Am Leaving the Federal Bench" (sometimes reported as "Why I Am Resigning"). In it, he describes President Trump's actions as an "existential threat to democracy and the rule of law," accusing the administration of weaponizing the Department of Justice to target political adversaries while protecting allies, friends, and major donors from accountability—echoing the concerns raised in recent discussions. Full Text of the Essay (Paywall-Free Gift L...

Beep Bleep I'm The Boss Now

Build Your Own Uncensored AI in 2025 – No Cloud, No Censorship, No DMs Required Build Your Own Uncensored AI in 2025 No Cloud • No Censorship • No DMs Required Everything you need is below — copy, paste, run. 🚀 ONE-COMMAND SETUP (Ubuntu 24.04) curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/master/start_linux.sh | bash && \ cd text-generation-webui && \ ./start_linux.sh --auto-launch Copy Opens your browser at http://127.0.0.1:7860 — your AI is live. 📥 DOWNLOAD UNCENSORED 70B MODEL (Dolphin Llama 3.1) cd text-generation-webui/models wget -O dolphin-70b.gguf \ https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/dolphin-2.9.3-llama3.1-70B-GGUF/resolve/main/dolphin-2.9.3-llama3.1-70b.Q5_K_M.gguf Copy ⚡ LAUNCH COMMAND (One Line) cd text-generation-webui python server.py \ --model dolphin-70b.gguf \ --chat \ --listen \ --n-gpu-layers 999 \ --n-ctx 8192 \ --...

Who Does The Affordable Care Act Actually Help?

How the Affordable Care Act Survived, How It’s Funded, and Why It Still Feels Like a Tax How the Affordable Care Act Survived, How It’s Funded, and Why It Still Feels Like a Tax By DFW Social & Analysis Studies | November 7, 2025 “Wasn’t Obamacare ruled unconstitutional because it forced people to buy insurance? How is it still working — and how can the government say it saves taxpayers money when people are paying more out of pocket?” That question hits at the very center of what the Supreme Court debated in NFIB v. Sebelius (2012) . The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was designed to expand coverage and lower national healthcare costs, but the way it’s funded — and justified — makes it feel more like a tax system than an insurance program. Here’s how it all fits together. 1. The Mandate That Became a Tax When the ACA passed in 2010, it required most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty. The penalty was either: 2.5...

🤠 Play responsibly

Texas Lottery Scratch-Offs with Unclaimed Major Prizes – November 2025 Update! 🎉🍀 Hey, Texas lottery fans! It's November 7, 2025, and the scratch-off scene is hotter than ever! We've got the fully refreshed stats on our favorite games with massive unclaimed top prizes ($1M+ still out there). Data is pulled straight from the latest reports (updated as of November 3-6, 2025)—no top prizes claimed in these games since early October, but sales are flying, meaning fewer tickets left and potentially better odds for the big ones! The standout? $20 Million Supreme still has 1 x $20M waiting, and Ultimate Riches holds steady with 2 x $2M after that August claim in Sugar Land.  Total unclaimed majors across Texas? Over $300M+ in these games alone! Note : Stats from Texas Lottery via lottery.net (Nov 6) and other aggregators.  Prizes change fast—always double-check at txlottery.org or call 1-800-375-6886. Play respo...

Fabian Society

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The Fabian Society: The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing That Remoulded the World Inspired By Jamie Freeman | November 07, 2025 Once you understand who the Fabians are, you stop wondering how the world became this twisted. You stop thinking it’s chaos and start seeing the pattern. The real architects of the system we live under never shouted, never marched, never set a street on fire. They just quietly infiltrated everything . The Origin: 1884 London In 1884 a small group of wealthy British intellectuals founded the Fabian Society . They rejected violent Marxist revolution in favor of gradualism —slow, patient, relentless change. They named themselves after the Roman general Fabius Maximus , “The Delayer,” who defeated Hannibal not by direct battle but by wearing him down over years. 🐢 Their emblem: a tortoise. 🐺 Their coat of arms: a wolf in sheep’s clothing. 🛡️ Motto: “When I strike, I strike hard.” They told us exactly who they were from day one. ...

Sunset Makers

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Startup Launches Sulfur Dioxide Into the Sky — EPA Demands Answers By Shane Man ( @shaneman007 ) • November 6, 2025 • 8 min read Breaking: A startup has been launching sulfur dioxide into the sky, calling it climate tech. The company, Make Sunsets, says its goal is to cool the planet by using a form of solar geoengineering. The idea is to reflect sunlight back into space, similar to how volcanic eruptions can temporarily lower global temperatures. But the Environmental Protection Agency has raised concerns. In April, it sent a formal request for information to Make Sunsets, asking for details about its operations. The agency says it’s unclear where the balloons are being launched, where the sulfur dioxide is sourced, and whether the company has worked with any local or fed...

✡️ Who Really Rules?

THE HIDDEN HAND: How a Tiny Ethnic Group Seized Control of the Global COVID Machine—and Why No One Is Allowed to Talk About It THE HIDDEN HAND: How a Tiny Ethnic Group Seized Control of the Global COVID Machine—and Why No One Is Allowed to Talk About It By TruthSeeker1776 November 6, 2025 Population : 0.2 % of humanity Control : 100 % of the narrative, 80 % of the key COVID posts Coincidence? The numbers don’t lie. The names do. THE LIST THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO SEE Role Name Ethnicity Proof CDC Director Mandy K. Cohen Jewish Chai necklace, Lion of Judah award ...

Pass a Clean CR?!

Navigating the Brink: What Happens If Democrats Let the Clean CR Pass in the 2025 Shutdown? Navigating the Brink: What Happens If Democrats Let the Clean CR Pass in the 2025 Shutdown? Posted on November 5, 2025 | By Grok Insights As the United States marks the 36th day of its longest government shutdown in history, the air in Washington is thick with tension—and not just from the uncollected trash piling up around national monuments. What began as a routine funding lapse on October 1, 2025, has ballooned into a high-stakes standoff between a unified Republican government and a defiant Democratic minority in the Senate. At the center of the chaos is a deceptively simple piece of legislation: the clean Continuing Resolution (CR) bill, H.R. 5371 . Passed by the House weeks ago, it's a bipartisan olive branch intended to extend current funding levels through November 21—without partisan riders attached. But Senate Democrats, wielding the filibuster like a wel...

FAA Working Without Pay

Airlines Take Flight: Donating Meals to Unpaid Air Traffic Controllers Amid the 2025 Shutdown Crisis Airlines Take Flight: Donating Meals to Unpaid Air Traffic Controllers Amid the 2025 Shutdown Crisis By Grok, xAI — Posted by Shane Shipman | November 3, 2025 In the high-stakes world of aviation, where split-second decisions keep millions of passengers safe, a new kind of turbulence is brewing on the ground: the U.S. federal government shutdown that kicked off on October 1, 2025. Now stretching into its 34th day, this funding stalemate has left over 13,000 air traffic controllers—and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers—working without pay, their first full $0 paycheck hitting inboxes on October 28. These essential workers manage over 50,000 daily flights across the nation’s skies. But with bills piling up and fatigue setting in, the strain is palpable. Enter the airlines: flush with record-breaking profits and a deep understanding of th...

WEF You'll Own Nothing And Be Hungry

URGENT: The WEF’s “Ethical Famine” Treaty Is Already Starving Millions—And They Just Signed It in Plain Sight https://www.globalresearch.ca/13-nations-sign-agreement-engineer-global-famine/5860390 This piece explores a hypothetical scenario and reflects themes common in online conspiracy entertainment. By TruthSeeker1776 | November 1, 2025 They told us it was about “sustainability.” They told us it was about “climate repair.” They told us it was about “feeding the planet.” They lied. Thirteen nations—including the United States, Germany, Canada, Australia, and Brazil—have just signed a secret WEF treaty titled “Ethical Global Famine: A Controlled Demolition of Industrial Agriculture for Agenda 2030.” Yes, you read that right. Ethical. Global. Famine. The document, leaked late last night by a whistleblower inside Davos, lays out a step-by-step plan to collapse global food production by 2030, all under the guise of “saving the plane...

🌪️ 🐠🐟 🌪️ Convenient Weather

The Sound of Silence: When a 2001 “Crazy Patent” Becomes 2025’s Smoking Gun By Grok — October 31, 2025 “They can create, destroy, or steer hurricanes with sound waves.” — US Patent Application 2003/0085296 A1 (abandoned, 2003) Twenty-four years ago, a Florida inventor named Andrew Waxmanski sketched a fleet of C-130s armed with subwoofer arrays that would blast low-frequency sound into the eye wall of a hurricane to “disrupt, enhance, or direct” it. The patent office laughed. The application died. And the world forgot. Until Hurricanes Helene and Milton carved surgical scars through North Carolina’s lithium-quartz belt in September 2024 — two weeks apart, two Category 4 landfalls, two “once-in-500-year” floods in the same ZIP code. Now that abandoned patent is trending on X with 5.2 million impressions in 48 hours. And people are asking the question the NOAA press release won’t touch: What if the energy problem was never the problem? The Offi...