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I’m about to get into this Cybercab… and it’s going to take me to what Elon Musk called…
“The most epic AI project ever.”
Because this is all part of Elon Musk’s $320 trillion masterplan.
The Israeli prime minister ordered preparations for a full lockdown of the occupied West Bank and the complete closure of the city of Hebron. Israeli forces had earlier that day ended the lives of two Palestinians who reportedly opened fire on soldiers near a settlement, and two of the Israeli soldiers also lost their lives. Democracy Now reported the escalation Friday. Israel’s far-right national security minister demanded that Palestinian movement across the entire occupied territory be halted. He said: “Their movements on the road should be stopped. We must stop allowing them from driving on the roads of Judea and Samaria.” The lockdown order came four days before the Israeli election. Last week, the military raided Palestinian NGOs in the same territory. Settlers nearly ended the life of a Washington Post reporter. And the president endorsed the prime minister on social media. The pattern before the election is: raid, lock down, endorse. The government that dismantles the court, sanctions the investigators, and shields the ally from accountability is watching that ally lock down an entire population before a vote. The machine raids the oversight before the election at home. The ally locks down the territory before the election abroad. Eight days. Two elections. The same method. | |
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BREAKING People Are Perishing Inside a California Immigration Detention Center — Al Jazeera Investigated What Happens Behind the Walls |
Al Jazeera published a full investigation into conditions at the Adelanto detention center in California, where multiple people have lost their lives in custody. Democracy Now devoted a full segment to the investigation Friday. The facility is run by a private company. It profits from every bed that is filled. The people inside are held while their cases are processed. Some of them never came out. The investigation documented the conditions that led to those losses and the lack of medical care that could have prevented them. A man in New York sits in solitary with a round still in his neck. A DoorDash driver waited 11 days for surgery. A man in Houston had both legs broken by a government vehicle. Five hundred and six American citizens were detained. And now people are losing their lives inside a private facility that is paid by the bed. The machine detains. The company profits. The people inside lose their lives. And the investigation had to come from a foreign news network because the domestic ones were banned from the White House. |
EXPOSED Heat Waves Ended 50,000 Lives Across Europe This Year — the Same Year the Government Repealed the Standards That Could Have Slowed It | |
A new study found that heat waves ended more than 50,000 lives across Europe in 2026. Democracy Now reported the findings in its Friday headlines. The toll is growing every year as global temperatures continue to rise. This is the same year the administration repealed carbon pollution standards for power plants, slashed fuel economy rules for vehicles, let a data center run illegal gas generators for a year, and called climate regulation a “hoax.” The Supreme Court is deciding whether the companies that caused the crisis can be held liable. And 50,000 people are gone. Fifty thousand lives. One year. One continent. The crisis the president says does not require regulation took 50,000 people in a single summer. The machine repeals the standards. The temperatures rise. The people perish. And the machine calls it a hoax. | |
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DEVELOPING The Government Filed a Lawsuit to Block the Certification of a Senate Election That Has Not Happened Yet |
The Department of Justice filed a pre-emptive lawsuit to block the certification of Alaska’s Senate election result. The election has not happened yet. The voters have not voted. And the government is already in court to challenge the outcome. Alaska uses ranked-choice voting, which the administration opposes. The lawsuit argues the system is unconstitutional. The timing… eight days before the election… means the legal challenge lands while voters are still making up their minds. The same government that built a voter database with personal identification numbers, sent a list that included American-born citizens, ordered 3,000 enforcement actions per day, and told a convention crowd to “cheat like hell”… is now suing to block an election result before the election takes place. The machine does not wait for the result. It files the challenge before the ballots are counted. The voters have not spoken. The lawsuit is already there. |
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