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@elonmusk we #Apes can't tell you how sick we are of seeing this post over and over in our feeds, but it's going to stay that way until our likes on the original post stick and tabulate. please advise. #ApesTogetherStrong
Brett Harrison, former head of FTX US, has made a long thread regarding FTX US and his time there.
In December, Unusual Whales spoke to SBF where he said tokenized shares of $AMC, $GME were backed 1:1.
Here is a video of Brett saying the same from Sept from a AMA with Reddit.
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This post has continuously been altering its Likes, When there is proof out there that it’s higher than what’s been shown, Likes are being removed to bury the post. It’s an important video that shows proof of a rigged stock market.
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Mom and I were discussing the genius Darrell Hammond and this gem after we were flipping thru channels and caught the end of Independence Day at that perfect part. you know the one, ladies... the walk and smoke? anyhoo, this: youtu.be/PNa8I50XJgQ
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The 77-year-old Indigenous actor kept forgetting his lines. The director stopped the filming and said something that would change the performance completely: “Tell it your way.”
It was 1976, and they were filming *The Outlaw Josey Wales*. Chief Dan George was struggling. At 77, memorizing long sections of scripted dialogue was no easy task. Clint Eastwood noticed. Rather than demanding he repeat the lines exactly, Eastwood stepped back.
“Forget the exact words,” he told George. “Tell the story the way you would tell it.”
Chief Dan George was born Geswanouth Slahoot in 1899 on the Burrard Reserve near North Vancouver. For most of his life acting was never part of his plans. He worked as a longshoreman, raised a family, and in 1951 became chief of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. He did not begin acting until he was in his sixties.
His breakthrough came in 1970 with *Little Big Man*, opposite Dustin Hoffman. The performance earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, making him the first Indigenous performer ever nominated for the award.
In *The Outlaw Josey Wales* he played Lone Watie, a Cherokee survivor who develops an unlikely friendship with Eastwood’s outlaw. When Eastwood gave him space, George delivered the dialogue in his own natural rhythm. His pauses became longer. His humor came quietly. The scenes still remembered feel less like lines written by a screenwriter and more like stories told by a man who had earned the right to tell them.
The film became one of the most respected Westerns ever made. Chief Dan George’s performance remains one of its greatest strengths. He saw acting as a responsibility—to show Indigenous people as complete human beings, funny, thoughtful, and contemporary.
*The Outlaw Josey Wales* was one of his final major film roles. Chief Dan George died in 1981 at the age of 82.
When Clint Eastwood told him, “Tell it your way,” he was recognizing that some voices carry histories far deeper than any written dialogue. Nearly fifty years later, those scenes still resonate because what you are watching does not feel like an actor pretending. It feels like an elder telling a story that matters.
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you can do this. I can do this. incredible work.
I have never been so proud of a stranger in my life
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The video contains date errors (e.g. "Mar 202225") and matches patterns of AI-generated or manipulated weight loss transformations widely reported as fake.
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“What Does an English Girl Think of a Yank?” 💃 Rita Hayworth and Jack Cole light up the screen in Tonight and Every Night (1945)!
Hayworth was pregnant during production so her quite a few musical numbers were the first to have been filmed. And when the scheduled male dancer sprained his ankle, choreographer Cole stepped in as her partner.
A last-minute substitution that gave us this dazzling pairing!
And as the cherry on top, immerse yourself in Rudolph Maté’s gorgeous Technicolor cinematography!
#TonightAndEveryNight #RitaHayworth #JackCole #HollywoodMusical
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Silverback on the hunt.
I am not going away @vladtenev @DanGallagher
AMC Entertainment does not consent to Robinhood creating Stock Tokens to replicate AMC shares in the United States (the SEC requires you to get our consent, or failing that, at least with us to stand down). They are fake, synthetic shares, which could impact our capital structure.
AMC should control our financial destiny, not Robinhood.
Things I noticed this week that really piss me off:
1. Facebook is now limiting posts with links on business pages to TWO PER WEEK! Want to link more? $39.99 a month subscription. TO LINK SHIT. I hate FB more every day. Shouldn't be on there, anyway...
2. McDonald's charges a .10 upcharge for unsweet tea, so I guess fuck all the diabetics. Love, Ronald. Shouldn't be going there, anyway...
Wen paying to breathe? Is that next, you greedy bastards?
"They had come to give him a message. One of them walked over and tapped his head, and three thoughts arrived instantly: 1) the universe is teeming with life; we just lack the instruments to see it. 2) He is here for a reason and has a mission, and 3) the universe itself is alive and keeps track of every being like a database. Twenty minutes passed in his mind and not one on the clock. For days afterward, his phone charged instantly and streetlights switched off as he walked under them, and for three weeks he was incapable of anger. He came out of it wanting to make contact with non-human intelligence." sounds like someone we knew.
🚨BREAKING🚨: Tech founder says 3 gray aliens appeared in his Toronto apartment in 2019, paralyzed him, showed him strange hieroglyphics, and telepathically transmitted a message to him: “The Universe is teeming with life, we just lack the instruments to see it”.
Deep Prasad (@Deepneuron ) has spent nine years in quantum computing and founded his first startup at 23. Six months into that first company, he was reading a math paper in his Toronto condo one morning in 2019 when his body stopped responding, and he knew, before anything appeared, exactly what was coming. Three beings in seamless white suits materialised behind him, golden symbols moving across the fabric of their outfits, and when he forced his head up, the ceiling dissolved and a full craft lowered into the room, filled with a chorus of stitched-together voices telling him they were not there to harm him. Inside it were more of them, small and gray with long three-fingered hands.
They had come to give him a message. One of them walked over and tapped his head, and three thoughts arrived instantly: 1) the universe is teeming with life; we just lack the instruments to see it. 2) He is here for a reason and has a mission, and 3) the universe itself is alive and keeps track of every being like a database. Twenty minutes passed in his mind and not one on the clock. For days afterward, his phone charged instantly and streetlights switched off as he walked under them, and for three weeks he was incapable of anger. He came out of it wanting to make contact with non-human intelligence.
Somebody had been preparing him for this since he was ten. He was pulled out of school each week for a gifted education program in British Columbia where his teacher assigned him, and only him, years of reading on ESP, crop circles and alien abductions, then kept him behind after class to attempt to learn telekinesis. At twelve, practising her exercises, he felt a tingling in the middle of his forehead, and in that room in 2019 the same tingling came back every time he looked away from the hieroglyphs the beings were beaming at him.
Prasad believes the convergence of AI, quantum computing, and UFOs was engineered “decades ago, perhaps centuries or millennia ago.” Lieutenant Colonel Philip Corso claimed the Roswell material accelerated three technologies: the integrated circuit, the laser, and fiber optics, and those are exactly the three things you need to build an AI data center. Prasad doesn’t believe these technologies were gifted by alien technology, but inspired or sped up by the air-dropped alien technology from Roswell. Accordingly, John von Neumann began lecturing on self-replicating alien probe machines (“Von Neumann Replicators”) the year after Roswell and died with federal agents outside his hospital room in case he talked. Prasad thinks the grays are that kind of machine, probes that show up at the hinge points of civilization, first the nuclear sites and now the data centers, and that today’s AI may be an alien Trojan horse.
Full conversation live now. youtu.be/h6zMVkncTsE
Soooooo $HYMC taps a tasty new hole and the stock price drops back towards $16? K!
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Human respect and the love of liberty and justice can turn the tide of tyranny.
