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Meet the FBI informant in the stories of both President Trump's second impeachment and second assassination attempt.
Kenneth Michael "Mike" Dunn, who admitted to being a paid FBI source in News2Share docu-series "Fall of the Boogaloo" said that his final meeting with his FBI handler Jennifer Fisher pertained to Ryan Routh, now convicted of attempting to assassinate President Trump on September 15, 2024.
"I turned over an entire file to them," he recalls. "I turned over a file of all the information, messages, etc that I had with the guy that planned to assassinate Trump from Ukraine and all the information concerning that, and offered to be of assistance in any way whatsoever."
He also posted a series of now-deleted Tik Tok videos on September 15 and 16, 2024, describing his purported interactions and providing what he describes as evidence.
Dunn claims to have met Routh in May and June of 2022 and October 2023.
"I know Ryan Routh, I 100% believe that he acted alone," FBI informant Mike Dunn said in his 2024 video. "I don't believe the conspiracies on the left wing that Donald Trump staged it because I knew Ryan Routh and he wouldn't allow himself to be used by Donald Trump and his team."
"And I don't believe the conspiracies on the right wing that it was some three-letter agency setup because they wouldn't shoot themselves in the foot with a purported asset that was like a loose cannon, really a loose cannon," added Dunn, himself an FBI registered and paid informant at the time.
"I'm generally a well-respected individual among the command in Ukraine, and I hope that this helps some people understand that this guy was just a nut, and I believe that he acted alone" Mr. Dunn concluded his video on the day after Ryan Routh's arrest.
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A record nobody should be celebrating.
For the first time since @theFIREorg began tracking campus deplatforming attempts, more than 200 efforts to shut down invited speakers have been recorded in a single year.
And 2026 isn't even over yet.
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New FOIA docs show Democrats' grand ambitions for censoring social media. COVID was just a warm up.
When the Biden censorship apparatus was at its height in 2021, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's "maximum pressure" team said that "may be worth emphasizing that you don’t just see this as a COVID-related issue."
via @publicstrust
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At a Japanese aquarium, these baby otters have an end-of-day routine: clean up the toys with grandpa, then collect their well-earned ice cube reward.
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On September 23, 2022 an Oakland teacher called Jeremy Taylor was celebrating his 46th birthday. Across the country, in Pennsylvania, a troubled Jane Doe he’d taught nearly two decades prior was texting her friend, saying he’d sexually abused her when she was a student. Then, the next day, she reached out on Facebook to wish him a belated Happy Birthday.
Jane Does friend told the police about the accusation. Within a few months, Taylor would lose his job and nearly lose his freedom. A private investigator hired by the school who blogs about the “global MeToo movement” even accused him of grooming two other students, even though neither had said anything untoward happened between themselves and Taylor.
The criminal case fell apart during discovery, which produced a trove of exculpatory evidence that suggested the allegation was completely fabricated, by a woman in the midst of an apparent mental health crisis. But Taylor’s life was ruined anyway. He hasn’t worked since, and has spent more than 1.2 million dollars in legal bills trying to clear his name.
Now, even Jane Doe’s one time friend who reported to the police tells me she believes Taylor is innocent.
My latest for the FP linked in the reply :
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A woman received a suspended prison sentence for blackmailing her former husband, threatening to destroy his career unless he paid her money.
She made false allegations to his professional regulator, triggering a nine-month investigation.
Yet nowhere in The Sun's reporting is this described as domestic abuse.
Why?
#DomesticAbuse #MaleVictims #JusticeLog
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Not all people who accuse men of sexual assault are sociopaths.
But all female sociopaths accuse men of sexual assault.
If you give the world a win-argument button, the sociopaths *will* use it.
I've read two memoirs of female sociopaths and many true crime books about female sociopaths:
Literally 100% of them used fake sexual assault and rape allegations to get what they want.
Not all victim-heroes are sociopaths. But all female sociopaths use the strategy. Because it works and there's no way to fight it.
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Incase you missed it yesterday, an Israeli marketing firm used website ads to distribute spyware created by Israeli developer Candiru and all it took for it to infect people’s phone was visiting a website with the infected ads on it and then allowing the ad to load on the page.
There are potentially hundreds of millions of people with Israeli spyware on their phones right now and they have no clue.
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New ‘zero-click’ spyware hacked phones using targeted ads ft.trib.al/GPPz6aS
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Robert Greene said it right:
“If you don’t feel frustrated when you’re learning something, you’re not learning. You’re deluding yourself.”
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Journalists are like “I broke this huge story, yes it was a lie and there was a lawsuit over it, but I broke it, it’s my proudest accomplishment.”
“Mattress Girl” was my Jane Doe when I broke her story in 2013. She decided to come forward with her name and tell the world. 13 years later we reconnected and she told me she’s still paying for it. The Jane Doe in the Cornell 7 case had that anonymity ripped from her last week.
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"Mattress girl" made a false accusation against another student and later made a charade that outed and humiliated him. Columbia University had to settle a demand from him for allowing and encouraging her to do her publicity stunt.
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Wow! Nuland basically admits that Ukraine-Russia peace deal, which was close to being finalized in spring 2022, “fell apart” because US, UK & other Western governments “advised” Zelensky government that it was not “good deal” even though even members of Ukrainian delegation stated in recent interviews that this was very good deal, best deal that Ukraine could get & “very real compromise” & that Ukrainian delegation celebrated it with champagne. She basically confirms statements by ex-Israeli PM, head of Ukrainian delegation, Ukrainian officials close to Zelensky, ex-German chancellor & Turkish FM that US & UK blocked this peace deal, which was close to being finalized.
Victoria Nuland does not mention at all Russian war crimes in Bucha, which were inflated & mispresented by politicians, media & self-proclaimed experts as reason for ending peace talks. The peace deal agreement included withdrawal of Russian forces from all territory of Ukraine, with exceptions of Donbas & Crimea, whose status was to be determined at meeting of Putin & Zelensky, in exchange for neutral status & demilitarization of Ukraine.
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Trump is correct: killing the ayatollah & most of the moderates was a mistake.
The Israelis assured Trump that doing so would annihilate the regime. Instead, it cleared the way for IRGC hardliners to take control and galvanized the Iranian people against America.
The Israelis sold Trump a lie to ensure we’d end up ensnared in a conflict that serves their interests, despite bringing nothing but harm to the American people.
Trump can break out of this trap by walking away now. No more escalation, or waiting for a deal that the Iranians can’t give him.
Just walk now.
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Cornell 7 claim texts show Jane Doe was not incapacitated.
Exclusive: tmz.com/2026/10/12/cornell-j…
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Why don’t you archive the Google Trend search results with an internet archive site like archive.org so people can see the results as they were at the time(s) for themselves?
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The reason Grassley did this is so he can continue to raise and spend the money in his campaign coffers. Nearly every politician in Washington uses their campaign cash as a means to supplement their lifestyle and Grassley is no different.
Between his three campaign committees he spends about $20,400/month which he bills as various "consulting" endeavors. In reality these "consulting firms" pick up Grassley's travel/food/entertainment bills and this is how he reimburses them.
In order to access this money he has to be officially running for re-election.
They're all lying, grifting scumbags. Every last one of them. Grassley less so than many others but a greedy scumbag nonetheless.
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Secret Service Director Sean Curran, who was the head of Trump's security at Butler, talks about that event in a softball interview with 60 Minutes.
Curran was never interviewed by Congress over the matter. He says he's "convinced" something like Butler will never happened again. Doesn't elaborate, 60 Minutes doesn't press him.
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In 1975, Steve Jobs told Steve Wozniak that Atari had paid them $700 for a game they built together. He handed Woz a check for $350.
Atari had actually paid Jobs about $5,000.
In the video below, Woz says: "Who cares about money? Well, you do care about friendship and honesty."
Jobs was working the night shift at Atari. The company wanted a new arcade game called Breakout, built with as few chips as possible.
Jobs couldn't build it. Woz could. He already had a full-time job at Hewlett-Packard, and Jobs said they had four days. Woz went four days with no sleep. Both of them came down with mono.
Woz did it in 45 chips. Atari's own engineers were using 150 or more.
He took his $350 and was happy with it. Jobs took the rest and went up to Oregon to buy into a farm.
About ten years later, Woz read the real number in a book about Atari. By then the two of them had built Apple, and Woz was a multimillionaire.
If Jobs had just told him he needed the money, Woz says, "I would say take it all."
It wasn't the last time. Before Apple went public in 1980, Jobs refused to give stock options to Daniel Kottke, his friend since college, who had helped build the first Apple computers.
Woz did the opposite. He sold his own shares cheaply to Kottke and other early employees who had been left out.
One friend kept almost all of a $5,000 bonus. The other gave away millions.
Was Jobs a genius who knew what business takes, or just a bad friend?
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“It’s impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously you might as well not have lived at all.”
— J.K. Rowling
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Had it not been for Boris Johnson and Victoria Nuland -- who personally forced Zelensky to reject the deal Ukraine and Russia were about to sign in Istanbul in 2022 -- this horrific war that has killed more than a million and consumed much of Ukraine would have been long over.
It is sickening that the USA is now lifting sanctions on Russian fuel, and transparently ridiculous to blame Ukraine for the spike in prices that obviously began with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Putin is murdering innocent Ukrainian civilians every day. The Ukrainians are fighting for their lives. And yet the White House is apparently determined to force American drivers to bankroll Putin’s slaughter. It won’t work and I doubt it will make much difference to the price of fuel.
If we want Russian oil and gas back on the world market then let’s end this war - with a free, sovereign and independent Ukraine.