https://twiiit.com/conspiracyb0t/status/2010541224789434829

Nice. This could be a place to spout half baked notions that will be embarrassing in a few weeks.

• The post highlights undercover footage from James O'Keefe's O'Keefe Media Group, capturing Secret Service agent Tomas Escotto disclosing VP JD Vance's real-time locations, travel itineraries, and shift schedules to an undercover journalist posing as a romantic interest via Tinder.
• Escotto, hired under the Biden administration and a U.S. citizen for only two years prior, acknowledged the information's sensitivity but shared it anyway, leading to his immediate suspension, security clearance revocation, and a federal investigation by the Secret Service.
• The incident underscores vulnerabilities in protectee security protocols, with experts noting potential risks under 18 U.S.C. § 793 for mishandling defense information, though formal treason charges under Article III require wartime enemy aid, making espionage or breach of duty more likely pursuits.

CBS news claims over 12,000 people are dead in Iran due to a crackdown on protests and riots.

Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/k9l81uud4b/

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ICYMI - Study shows a surge in private equity firms acquiring autism therapy centers in the U.S. since 2015, with over 500 acquired in the last decade.

Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/b4ytk18jmg/

@south_korea_ln

Very hard to see how South Korea can course correct in time. Despite its much ballyhooed demographic rally in 2025 (which pumped TFR back to a still horrible 0.80 from an abysmal 0.72) it seems to be in for a very rough ride going forward.

Its future seems to be one of significant demographic decline. This decline will speed up dramatically in the late 2030s and 2040s and the national population is almost certain to be back below 50 million by 2050 (the same population it had in 2010).

https://t.me/dem0graphics/861

In the case of United States v. Luis Nino-Moncada (Case No. 1:24-cr-20387-KMM), the U.S. Department of Justice announced criminal charges on January 12, 2026.

Case OverviewCase Overview

• Charges: Luis Nino-Moncada is charged with violently striking a federal law enforcement vehicle with his own vehicle during a targeted enforcement operation. The incident reportedly caused significant damage to federal property and placed U.S. Border Patrol agents in physical danger.
• Background: Nino-Moncada is identified by authorities as a "known associate" of Tren de Aragua (TdA), a violent transnational criminal organization originating from Venezuela.
• Immigration Status: He is in the U.S. illegally and was previously ordered removed by an immigration judge in 2024.
• Location: The incident and subsequent law enforcement actions took place in the Portland, Oregon area.

The case is being prosecuted in the Southern District of Florida (indicated by the "1:24-cr-20387" docket prefix and the "KMM" initials for Judge K. Michael Moore). This often occurs in federal cases involving transnational gangs where the investigation or broader conspiracy is centered in a specific district, even if an arrest occurs elsewhere.

@bief57 are you going to defend Tren de Arugua TdA?

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The moment was caught by the 37 cameras trained on Taylor Swift's table to capture her every reaction throughout the night's proceedings. In the now-viral moment which has been immortalized forever in GIF form, Taylor Swift was seen gasping in reaction to hearing for the first time that inflation, as defined by Ludwig von Mises, is actually the increase in the supply of money and not the resultant increase in prices and that when central banks inflate the currency they artificially stimulate economic activity creating malinvestments.

"No way!" said Taylor again. "And Mises wrote about all this in his 1912 Theory On Money And Credit? And Friedrich Hayek won a Nobel Prize in economics in 1974 after advancing this so-called Austrian business cycle theory? No. Way."

At publishing time, Taylor Swift was spotted writing a new song about how she was breaking up with Keynesian economic theory and drawing little hearts in her new journal from the Mises Institute.