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@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

Today is the 10 year anniversary of the @Pebble Kickstarter launch. I had enough foresight at the time to take a photo of the exact moment when everything in my life changed:

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

Pebble was an intense and wild 9 year ride. While it didn’t work out perfectly, I can’t say I would change too much about the experience. I loved being part of the team that invented the smartwatch. I loved seeing Pebbles on wrists all around the world!

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

But in the end, Pebble failed. A few years ago I wrote but never published a blog post about why I think we failed. I decided to finally publish it now for your reading pleasure - https://medium.com/@ericmigi/why-pebble-failed-d7be937c6232

Why Pebble failed Why Pebble failed. medium.com

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

Most people don’t know this but we actually started building smartwatches 5 years earlier in 2008. By 2012, we weren’t doing that well and only had $30k left in the bank account. Launching on Kickstarter was our last shot. If it didn’t work, we’d have probably shut it down.

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

But it did work! We raised $10m from 68,000 backers around the world. It was mindblowingly cool. Thank you all for supporting us.

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

Pebble was initially designed and built by a small team: Steve, @NotThatWitty, Rahul, @bradtgmurray, Martijn, Sarah, Nick, @itszulaklol, Ryan and a rotating cast of interns https://t.co/5BKjVLmafv

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

I'll try to dig up more photos of beardless Eric from 10 years ago 😂 like the time Andrew, Steve and I flew to Shenzhen while the KS was still ongoing to try to find a factory https://t.co/dHE0xFnNsm

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

Or the time we bought a single billboard on the 101 https://t.co/7mQjKPs39U

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

If you have any hilarious photos or stories about the early days of Pebble, you should share them!

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

Our office (my living room) must have smelled so bad. @JoannaStern I can't believe you survived your first visit with us! 😂 https://t.co/ajScLuL4lE

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

also shout out to all the @getinPulse fans who gave us the feedback and motivation to build Pebble https://t.co/RgyzBVyXvn

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

First bigboard off the assembly line in July. I bounced between Taipei and Shenzhen (well actually Dongguan 😂) so many times I can't even remember. Endless meetings in windowless conference rooms in the middle of factories https://t.co/iVFhgFn7Zi

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

We never flew business (gotta safe those KS bucks) but I did get to fly hello kitty air once! Joy was getting an emergency row seat (I'm 6'6"). https://t.co/XY9MwISS6x

@ericmigi - Eric Migicovsky

One of the funnier factory/SZ moments - we built OG Pebble at Foxlink in Dongguan. We'd work late on fridays then at 8pm I'd sit in traffic for hours to hang out with friends in HK. I got to a bar at midnight one night and naturally who else is there but an eng from FOX haha https://t.co/Z9XynQWQe7

@KlonnyPin_Gosch - ParaPower Mapping

I managed to save the demo of the mini-Palantir, dystopian AI dashboard for surveilling "anti-Israeli narratives", which was developed for the I*D*F's Counter-Propaganda Unit. Snagged it before the account was locked. Here's most of it for posterity & future Hague-ing purposes. https://t.co/3DT37ROSV3

@KlonnyPin_Gosch - ParaPower Mapping

Also gotta point out how this software is obviously following the anti-BDS psywar playbook conceived during Project Butterfly by the Israeli private intel & Mossad proxy Psy-Group. Ya know, the honey trap running company that's now been reconfigured... https://t.co/eBrx1jumYx https://t.co/3Y3SIbco9i

@KlonnyPin_Gosch - ParaPower Mapping

Can’t stop thinking about how the Mossad private intel cutout Psy-Group was running honey traps & that their 2017 project proposal for a psywar on BDS-supporting American civilians was called Project BUTTERFLY. Also, peep the Black Cube, Cambridge Analytica, & Weinstein connects https://t.co/nZoqhAIkKu

@KlonnyPin_Gosch - ParaPower Mapping

One of the apparently Israeli designers of this AI surveillance tech flew into Israel on Oct. 18th to "volunteer" & help manufacture USB chargers that are tank compatible. Lol. He's worked in an engineering capacity w/ Google, Amazon, & Outreach . io https://t.co/xd2sOygXWE

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

How are we able to poast fizeek, cat videos, and racist content online? Microprocessors. I’ll explain how they’re made. Enter “photolithography” - the most complex process and the most complex machine man (not woman) ever made. Watch this short video https://youtu.be/h_zgURwr6nA?si=NwsJphyjcjIJXG82

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

The semiconductor chip in your iPhone contains 50 billion transistors within the size of your fingernail. How are these “made”? They’re printed. With light. Enter ASML - the makers of Lithography machines. They hold the monopoly on EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography https://t.co/3SkwxpEgoX

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

EUV light does not occur naturally on earth. The ASML machine generates EUV with a laser fired at a small droplet of tin. The laser fires 50,000 times per second and strikes a droplet of tin twice. The tin explodes and produces EUV light. The light is reflected thru the machine. https://t.co/m1oPyCVKS2

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

The light is reflected by a mirror which is the smoothest surface on earth. If the mirror was the size of Germany, the highest anomaly would be 1 millimeter “high”. We can’t comprehend this level of precision. The mirror reflects the EUV onto a reticle (photomask). https://t.co/LPnKyFFBtd

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

The reticle is a “negative” of the chip design. This way, a chip can be copied and printed millions of times. An advanced chip contains 80 layers of transistors and conduits (“hallways” for moving information). The various layers are connected through vertical corridors, “vias”. https://t.co/OFg8fYu6QE

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

The lithography process only prints one layer at a time. Meaning, the silicon wafer of chips must pass through the lithography machine 80 times. Each of these layers must be PERFECTLY aligned. To an atom’s degree of accuracy. (Remember, those vertical vias must connect properly.) https://t.co/5FdTz2Tb2q

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

The EUV ASML machine is a dual scan machine - which means it can align the wafers perfectly for each stage of printing, and actual print the reticle design. The machine prints 180 wafers an hour. This is a wafer every 3 minute. A wafer contains up to 200 chips.

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

That means a layer of a chip - with billions of transistors - is printed every second.

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

This is the most fascinating human process we’ve ever achieved. And something nearly every human on earth utilizes in every aspect of- and nearly every moment of- our lives. The TSMC-manufactured chip in your iPhone is printed with EUV lithography. I encourage you to learn more.

@CatSupremacy9 - CatSupremacy

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@deedydas - Deedy

A single fairly unknown Dutch company makes maybe the most expensive and complex non-military device ($200M) that builds on 40 years of Physics and has a monopoly responsible for all AI advancement today. Here's the story of ASML, the company powering Moore's Law.. 1/9 https://t.co/neBV1hQkIz

@deedydas - Deedy

ASML's extreme ultraviolet (EUV) machines are engineering marvels. They shoot molten tin droplets 50,000x/s with a 25kW laser turning it into plasma as hot as the sun's surface to create 13.5nm UV light —so energetic it's absorbed by air itself. 2/9

@deedydas - Deedy

Each $200M machine contains mirrors that are the smoothest objects humans have ever created. They're made with layers of molybdenum/silicon, each just a few atoms thick. If you scaled one to the size of Germany, its largest imperfection would be 1mm high. 3/9

@deedydas - Deedy

This light goes through the mirrors onto moving 300mm silicon wafers at highway speeds (~1m/s) with precision better than the width of a SINGLE SILICON ATOM (0.2nm). That's like hitting a target in SF from NYC with the accuracy of a human hair. 4/9

@deedydas - Deedy

TSMC's 4nm process for NVIDIA H100 needs ~15 EUV layers (+80 DUV layers). Each layer must align within nanometers. One machine processes ~100 wafers/hr. Cost? About $150K of chips per hour. Other techniques cannot get the quality + throughput + cost to this level. 5/9

@deedydas - Deedy

Why monopoly? The supplier network: — Zeiss (optics) — Trumpf (lasers) — VDL (frames) 40 years of co-development, 40,000 patents, 700+ suppliers. They own 24.9% of Zeiss's semiconductor div. Replication would take decades + $100B+. 6/9

@deedydas - Deedy

The complexity is astounding. Each machine ships in 40 containers and takes 4 months to install. The supply chain spans 700+ companies. 100K+ parts per machine, 40K patents protecting it. One missing component = global semiconductor disruption. 7/9

@deedydas - Deedy

Only three companies can run cutting-edge EUV: — TSMC (that makes GPUs for Nvidia) — Samsung — Intel. ASML machines are the only way to make chips dense enough for modern AI. Each H100 has 80B transistors. The next gen will need >100B. Impossible without EUV. 8/9

@deedydas - Deedy

Rich Sutton's "The Bitter Lesson" is that general methods that leverage computation and Moore's Law are the most effective for advancing AI research. In the iceberg of AI technology, while LLMs are at the top, ASML is at the murky depths. It has kept Moore's Law alive. 9/9

@DakotaSidwell - D.Sauce (TIE)

WAAAAAIT A MINUTE. Wasn’t there an article yesterday about the possibility of severing Microsoft cloud connections that would lead to a GPT outage ? Office 365 was slow af today…. Lemme find the article

@DakotaSidwell - D.Sauce (TIE)

Source 1 OpenAI a money laundry ?

@DarioCpx - JustDario 🏊‍♂️

#JustDarioDaily 🚨 THE SMOKING GUN THAT PROVES HOW OPENAI IS MICROSOFT’S REVENUES LAUNDROMAT 🚨 #OpenAI $MSFT #stocks @SECGov @usbcsdny Article 👇🏻 https://justdario.com/2024/10/the-smoking-gun-that-proves-how-openai-is-microsofts-revenues-laundromat/

THE SMOKING GUN THAT PROVES HOW OPENAI IS MICROSOFT'S REVENUES LAUNDROMAT - JustDario First of all, I would like to praise The Information for its excellent work in doing proper journalism, something that nowadays is more unique than rare, sadly. Let’s start with the explosive article just published and that, of course, barely caught the attention of mainstream media that are being very... justdario.com

@DakotaSidwell - D.Sauce (TIE)

Source 2 Ties to Nvidia, which received some bad news today.

@DarioCpx - JustDario 🏊‍♂️

“Fake #AI” solutions have been the cover used to hide the enormous $MSFT Azure (Ponzi) revenues round tripping scheme below The cover is now starting to fall apart… Narrator: don’t forget $MSFT orders for $NVDA BlackWell are the biggest the all other ones combined

@DakotaSidwell - D.Sauce (TIE)

Source 3 (of course) Involvement in the theft of our elections.

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

AZURE. F’ing lol. Because of COURSE it’s that PIECE OF SHIT “ALBERT SENSORS” MICROSOFT PLATFORM.🤦🏻‍♂️🤬 INDUSTRIES: Education Tech Healthcare Telecoms Government TARGETED COUNTRIES: United States of America Canada *334,540 ID’d exploits.😳 Hey, it’s http://URLSCAN.IO!🤣🤦🏻‍♂️

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@DakotaSidwell - D.Sauce (TIE)

Source 4 Nvidia and “misrepresented” revenue streams.

@MarioNawfal - Mario Nawfal

🚨SUPREME COURT TO NVIDIA: NO APPEAL FOR YOU! The U.S. Supreme Court just told Nvidia, “not so fast,” refusing to hear their appeal in a securities fraud case accusing them of misleading investors about crypto-related sales. The 2018 lawsuit alleges Nvidia downplayed how much revenue came from crypto mining—only for their stock to tank when the crypto bubble burst, costing investors millions. Nvidia, who already forked over $5.5M in 2022 to settle related charges, denies any wrongdoing, but now the lawsuit marches on. For investors burned by the crash, it’s game on. Source: Reuters

@DakotaSidwell - D.Sauce (TIE)

Source 5. I finally found the post I was looking for. Google asked the FTC to kill the cloud deal between Microsoft and OpenAi. Wonder if they traded quantum compute disclosure for a favor…..

@DarioCpx - JustDario 🏊‍♂️

If the #FTC steps in here, that will “Kill” #OpenAI since its true reason of existence isn’t to help humanity but to be $MSFT Azure fake revenues laundromat https://t.co/KuwGDz2Emi

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

OUT NOW: Our most important report yet.. It exposes how Imagination Technologies, Britain's 2nd biggest semiconductor company, which designs chips for AI, has siphoned off core assets to China. This is BIG. (thread)

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

What is this all about? Microchips. The UK doesn’t really make them, but it has 2 key companies that design them: ARM and Imagination. Imagination specialises in creating fundamental design IP for graphics processing units. These GPUs are the key chips for advances in AI.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Imagination’s business model is to create fundamental designs for GPUs (& some other products) and license these designs out to other companies. This depends on clients using and benefiting from, but not being able to reproduce, the designs - so they have to keep renting them.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Back in 2012, Imagination was listed on the London Stock Exchange, reaching a peak market cap of more than £2 billion. Then in 2017, Apple, Imagination’s main customer, announced that it no longer needed Imagination’s designs and would instead use its own. Imagination crashed.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

That autumn, Imagination was bought by a firm blacklisted in the US, whose funding came >99% from the Chinese government. With the world years away from a chips + AI revolution that would see GPU companies like Nvidia grow tenfold… … the UK let it happen.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

In 2020, a row broke out. Imagination’s Chinese owners, perhaps frustrated with the way the company was being run, tried to take over Imagination’s board. There was a LOT of political attention. The board takeover plan was dropped, but much of Imagination’s leadership left.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Our report out today shows how, at this critical juncture when a British tech giant’s ownership by China was being looked at afresh, a PR firm stepped in to “reassure UK stakeholders”. Step up, Global Counsel, set up by Peter Mandelson.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Mandelson has boasted of Global Counsel’s “significant China footprint”. In 2021, GC organised a huge meeting between EU firms & the CCP. £££ In late 2019, months before the takeover row, Mandelson met with China Reform, which owns Imagination. Full details in our report.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

China Reform is the part of the Chinese gov't that owns Imagination. Our report looks at CR in unprecedented detail. The fact is clear: China Reform, the owner of Britain's biggest GPU designer, is a special vehicle for China's military and national security industries.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

CR’s investments include those in companies that integrate GPUs into combat drones and missiles, cyber companies, and in at least one GPU company that supplies Chinese military procurement providers.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Which brings us to possibly the biggest revelation in this the first of two papers on Imagination. A former employee, ‘Howard’, tells us that after Imagination’s leadership changed in 2020, the company began transferring its core assets to Chinese GPU companies.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

He told us how Imagination struck deals with three Chinese companies, two of which have been supported by the Chinese government as China’s GPU ‘national champions’. This was unlike in normal licensing deals in which Imagination rents out its designs, we learnt. How exactly?

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

In case you’d rather not read the full report, let me put it this way. Suppose my business is to rent out toolboxes. I show people how to use the tools and give them a manual. Answer the odd question. Not in my interest to give you the kit I used to make the toolbox, ...

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

... plus all the instructions for all the science and technology behind this kit, and then spend years teaching you how to make the kit, and the toolbox. With all this extra stuff, and enough money, you are going to be able to make your own toolbox and toolbox-making kit. IE…

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Who exactly are the companies that got these deals? They included China’s GPU champs: Biren Tech & Moore Threads, both part of a national strategy to stop relying on non-Chinese suppliers, one effectively part-owned by Russia, one linked to a GPU supplier to China's military.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

In addition, more or less the moment the management changed in 2020, Imagination set up a joint venture in China with BAIC, a state-owned car manufacturer which also supplies the Chinese military. GPUs are *critical* for autonomous navigation (drones, vehicles, missiles.)

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Imagination's new CEO at the time: “We are very pleased to cooperate with investors such as BAIC Group… to establish an advanced automotive chip design company in Beijing. Our goal is to accelerate the formation of China’s advanced automotive chip industry cluster."

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

So, how has all this panned out for Imagination? Last year, it was reported that the company would be making 20% cuts to its staff. Imagination’s Glassdoor contains damning reviews from senior employees.

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

This is just Part One of our two-part report. We are working on the next part now. It looks at the evidence that has come out of an astonishing case that has been going thru court: Imagination’s former CEO suing the company. Details like this…:

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Imagination presents a worrying model for Chinese ‘investment’ in the UK. #rachelreeves If we want to safeguard our prosperity, security and democracy, then we must urgently upgrade our China knowledge. We have to be more savvy. @ukctransparency is calling for transparency:

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

Here is the link to our report ----- https://ukctransparency.org/imagination-technologies-and-asset-stripping-by-the-chinese-communist-party/ And to the Guardian piece reporting on it------ https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/dec/18/concerns-chinese-access-uk-microchip-firm-imagination-technologies

Imagination Technologies and asset stripping by the Chinese Communist Party - Published 17/12/2024 UK-China Transparency has published a research paper on Imagination Technologies, one of the UK’s most significant semiconductor industry companies. This paper is Part One of a two-part report. The report’s executive summary reads as follows: << Imagination Technologies (‘Imagination’) is a British microchip design company that specialises in graphics processing unit (GPU) design. […] ukctransparency.org

Chinese AI chip firms blacklisted over weapons concerns gained access to UK technology Imagination Technologies had licences with two Chinese firms – but said it had not ‘implemented transactions’ that would enable the use of technology for military purposes theguardian.com

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

If you think this is worthwhile, support us. We are on a mission to raise the UK’s 'China knowledge' game. Our to-do list is very long. We currently have one part-time employee (me) but are expanding our team in the new year, whilst I step back a bit. https://ukctransparency.org/support-us/

SUPPORT US - UKCT is run by a staff of one part-time employee, with the help of a generous team of volunteers. But we are looking to grow. We want expand our research and provision of educational resources, hiring more staff and doing more cutting-edge investigative work on ties between the UK and China – an issue critical […] ukctransparency.org

@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

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@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

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@samdunningo - Sam Dunning

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@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

IBM is not a real company, folks. It’s Israeli British Mossad. https://t.co/yH57yDSKik

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

Now, before I take a break, I’ll answer your lingering HUAWEI/SYMANTEC/KP questions: YES… *TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY has been involved since 1992/1993. *IBM & other UK/US companies have been involved since 1996. *LI KA-SHING has been involved since 1996. They f’ing sold us out. https://t.co/MBAwoM27Jg

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

👺IBM: Yes, you read that correctly in the previous post. IBM has been partnered with HONG KONG’S WEALTHIEST BUSINESSMAN, LI KA SHING, since at LEAST 1996.

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

LI KA SHING: The WEALTHIEST businessman in HONG KONG who helped subsidize the “TechBro Takeover” of Silicon Valley by GLOBAL JEWRY. 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 ✅LI KA SHING CENTRE: Established in 2002 at CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY in Cambridge, England, and houses “CANCER RESEARCH UK”. *Following a £5.3 million donation by LKS. ✅UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA: Home of the LI KA SHING CENTRE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH INNOVATION, which houses the LI KA SHING INSTITUTE OF VIROLOGY and the LI KA SHING INSTITUTE OF APPLIED VIROLOGY. They were established in 2010 after LI KA SHING (CANADA) FOUNDATION made the LARGEST CASH DONATION to the UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA in its HISTORY. *A $25 million donation made by LKS Canada Foundation, combined with a $52.5 million donation by the GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA. ✅STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE: It’s HEADQUARTERED in the LI KA SHING CENTER FOR LEARNING AND KNOWLEDGE at STANFORD UNIVERSITY, which opened in 2010. LI KA SHING is/was the PRINCIPAL BENEFACTOR of the facility. *LKS: Principal donor to the $90 million facility. ✅LI KA SHING CENTER FOR BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES: Officially opened at the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY (UCB) in 2011, 6 years after a generous LKS donation to the university back in 2005. *$40 million donation by LKS. ✅GUANDONG TECHNION — ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: Established in 2013, this is a JOINT VENTURE between TECHNION — ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY and SHANTOU UNIVERSITY in GUANDONG PROVINCE, near CHAOZHOU (LKS’s hometown). *Following a $130 million grant by LKS. ✅INNOVATIVE GENOMICS INITIATIVE (ITI): A COLLABORATION between UC-BERKELEY (UCB) and UC-SAN FRANCISCO (UCSF) that launched in 2014, based on a NEW TECHNOLOGY discovered at UC-BERKELEY by ITI EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, JENNIFER DOUDNA (TEMPUS AI). Aka… CRISPR CAS-9. Gene EDITING. *LKS gave a $10 million gift in support of ITI. ✅STANFORD UNIVERSITY: Also in 2014, LKS FOUNDATION funded research to “EXPLORE NEW WAYS OF USING HUMAN BIOMEDICAL DATA TO IMPROVE HEALTH”. *LKS gave $3 million to STANFORD in support. 💥NOTE: Peter Thiel’s husband, Matt Danzeisen, is SPONSORED by LKS’s SON, RICHARD LI, in a JOINT VENTURE with CROWDSTRIKE/SALESFORCE architect, DAVID WONG. That joint venture is BRIDGETOWN III HOLDINGS, and was formalized on JANUARY 4, 2021.

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

👺SAYERET MATKAL: Israel’s ELITE PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE arm CLOSELY INVOLVED with the planning and execution of 9/11, and consisting of Barak, Netanyahu, Lewin, Bain & Co., Boston Consulting Group, McKinsey & Co., Otis Elevators, Booz Allen Hamilton, UJA-Federation, Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, Carlyle Group, Kroll, Investor AB, Atlantic Council, etc. Operatives from IBM, AKAMAI, GOOGLE, DHS, GODADDY, etc. carried out the attack.

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

💥BILL ELMORE, since you were an IBM Exec & “supposedly” booked for UNITED 93 on 9/11, I have 2 questions: 1. Were you SAYERET MATKAL w/DAN LEWIN, our AKAMAI/IDF homie who “DIED” that day aboard AA Flight 11? 2. If so, was it your boy, JD SHERMAN, who made all the arrangements? https://t.co/SRoAfUSTFm

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

👺IBM: Loves controlling the ENERGY, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES and KID TRAFFICKING markets too, from what I hear. *See the PARTNERSHIP FOR NYC (Speyer/Farley/IRC/Kravis/Bilderberg) and SANTANDER, for reference. https://t.co/wmgmzJReVd

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

THE MIDAS GROUP: This probably isn’t ideal.🤣 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 *It’s the DIGITAL 5G/IoT TAKEOVER of AMERICA, its RESOURCES, its SUPPLY CHAINS, its TELECOMS and its DIGITAL CROSS-BORDER PAYMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE by those same traitorous AMERICAN JEWS we all know and love, in collusion with CHINA-EU. Imagine that, folks. It’s THEM again.🤣

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

Get a load of those integrations and those partners. Absolute yikes.🤣

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

Hey, there’s XIAMEN, which is who GARY GENSLER gave the first SEC APPROVAL for BLOCKCHAIN to in the UNITED STATES, despite knowing they’d been plotting to KILL PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP. Weird.

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

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@samhusseini - Sam Husseini

THREAD 🧵 There are three things in the photo that virtually nobody else sees but me.

@samhusseini - Sam Husseini

A few might notice the keffiyeh beneath my right leg. It’s from my dad who was driven out of the Galilee in Palestine in 1948 as a child. I told part of his story here:

@samhusseini - Sam Husseini

Then there’s the pens and the Expo marker, in memory of the poet Refaat Alareer who was assassinated by imperial Israel on Dec. 6, 2023. See his remarks to @intifada in the video below to understand THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD

@samhusseini - Sam Husseini

Finally, there’s my laptops. You see the back of the new one. The old one that you see the screen of has a http://husseini.org bumper sticker on the back. If I’d planned this out, the bumper sticker would be in the shot...

samhusseini | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Independent journalist. https://husseini.substack.com linktr.ee

@samhusseini - Sam Husseini

After I put the bumper sticker on the old laptop, the camera at the State Dept sometimes deliberately avoided showing it in frame, even if it meant zooming in weirdly close to another reporter (and of course there were refusing to call on me).

@decensorednews - Decensored News

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@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

An "aircraft emergency" has Reagan National Airport (DCA) in Washington D.C. closed as of 0155z. Will update this thread with more details as we find out. 1/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

US Park Police's N11PP as EAGLE1 is circling just off the end of one of the runways, and an airport operations vehicle, OPS 3, is parked at the end of the runway. 2/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

DC FEMS confirms a small plane has gone into the Potomac River. Unknown if it came from the airport or if this is the reason the airport is closed. 3/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

From reviewing playback on @ADSBex it appears that JIA5342, operated by PSA Airlines (regional carrier for American Airlines) collided midair with PAT25. PAT25 is possibly a US Army aircraft. 4/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Possible video of the incident from an area tower cam. 5/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Current look at aerial activity over the scene. N911DC is the DC Metro Police Department's helicopter N11PP is the US Park Police's helicopter 6/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Listening to the radio traffic on @liveatc, JIA5342 as BLUESTREAK5342 was directed to runway 33 and cleared to land. US Army Helicopter PAT25 was last asked if they had a Cherokee in sight. Per ADSB playback the accident happened at approximately 01:48:10z. 7/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

It does not appear that JIA5342 made it to the runway. 8/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

JIA5342 was a regularly scheduled service between Wichita, KS and Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. It's a CRJ701-ER which has a maximum capacity of 70 passengers. 9/

@sentdefender - OSINTdefender

Reports are suggesting that the Aircraft involved in the Crash at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, is PSA Airlines Flight 5342, a Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-700 operated by PSA, a Regional Airline operated by American. The Flight was landing at the Airport, after flying from Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport in Wichita, Kansas. Up to 60 Passengers are said to have been onboard the Aircraft.

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Confirmation from American Airlines it was a regional subsidiary aircraft involved in the crash. 10/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Media reports confirm 64 souls on board the CRJ-700. Unknown who/what was on the US Army UH-60. 11/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Correcting a previous post, the radio traffic to the blackhawk was "do you have the CRJ in sight" and was told to go behind the CRJ, to which PAT25 advises "in sight...visual separation." 12/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Media reports confirm 3 souls on board the US Army UH-60 Blackhawk for a total of 67 souls involved in this accident. 13/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Several helicopters still ovehead of the accident site. N22PP US Park Police EAGLE2 N913PG as GARDNR3 Prince Georges County, MD N191NR MD Natural Resources Dept. 14/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

American Airlines has setup a hotline for families of the passengers on board the CRJ. 15/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

US Army confirms it was a US Army UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter that was involved in the crash. It appeared to have come from the Langley, VA area and may have been returning to Fort Belvoir, VA. 16/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Ronald Reagan National Airport is CLOSED until at at least 1000z. 17/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

The UH-60 was taking part in a training mission per DoD. 18/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

19/

@AZ_Intel_ - AZ Intel

Photo: Helicopter images of rescue boats surrounding crumpled fuselage section from American Airlines Flight 5342, which crashed in Potomac River after colliding with Black Hawk Helicopter.

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Press conference with officials is expected to start soon at 0630z. 20/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

21/

@rawsalerts - R A W S A L E R T S

🚨#BREAKING: New images are being released showing helicopter shots of rescue boats surrounding a crumpled fuselage section from AA Flight 5342 floating in the Potomac river or it could also be a section of the UH-60 helicopter also but hard to tell at this time

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Press conference has begun at 0654z. Per Mayor Bowser: - A passenger plane collided with a military helicopter. - Fire departments from throughout the region are executing a rescue operation. - We expect to have another briefing at daylight. 22/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Per Chief John Donnelly: - 300 responders on scene conducting rescue operations. - Operating under a unified command. - Highly complex operation, water is rough and it is windy. 23/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

24/

@sentdefender - OSINTdefender

Wreckage from PSA Airlines Flight 5342, the Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-700 which crashed earlier tonight in the Potomac River while landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in D.C. @andyharnik

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

DCA airport will be closed until at least 1100L tomorrow. No impact at Dulles or Baltimore-Washington airports. Per Airport Management. 25/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

There are no survivors. 26/

@ABC - ABC News

BREAKING: "At this point we don't believe there are any survivors from this accident." No survivors are expected from the midair collision between a passenger plane and a military helicopter, the D.C. Fire and EMS chief said. Follow live updates: https://abcnews.link/sXFfaNz

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Speaker 0: Despite all those efforts, we are now at a point where we are switching from a rescue operation to a recovery operation. At this point, we don't believe there are any survivors from this accident, and we have recovered 27 people from the plane and one from the helicopter.

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@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

Updated statement from the US Army. 27/

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

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@sentdefender - OSINTdefender

According to an Initial Report today from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), staffing for the Air Traffic Control Tower at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was “not normal” when last night’s Mid-Air Collision between a Passenger Airliner and a U.S. Army “Black Hawk” Helicopter occurred; with a single Controller dealing with both Helicopter and Planes, which is something usually done by two separate Controllers.

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

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@NTSB_Newsroom - NTSB Newsroom

NTSB investigators recovered the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from the Bombardier CRJ700 airplane involved in yesterday’s mid-air collision at DCA. The recorders are at the NTSB labs for evaluation.

@TheIntelFrog - TheIntelFrog

30/ Updates from today’s NTSB briefing.

@flightradar24 - Flightradar24

Full summary of 1 February NTSB briefing on the Washington DC crash is posted at https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/psa-airlines-crj-700-collides-with-us-military-helicopter-in-washington-dc/ Many updates today, but main points: · ADS-B & FDR data indicates the CRJ was at 325 feet ± 25 feet at time of crash · Helicopter recorder not yet read due to water intrusion · Initial evidence shows cab controller screen may have shown helicopter at 200 ft. NTSB seeking confirmation. · CVR data indicates CRJ crew had a audible reaction prior to collision and FDR data indicates a pitch up just before crash

PSA Airlines CRJ-700 collides with US military helicopter in Washington DC | Flightradar24 Blog A PSA Airlines CRJ-700 collided with US military H60 helicopter in Washington DC as it was attempting to land at Washington Reagan Airport. flightradar24.com

@TonySeruga - Tony Seruga

We just blocked over 5,000 botfarm accounts. Interesting they all pivoted from their passion for Ukraine to Canada at the exact same moment. Most originated from Chinese Communist Party PLA efforts using Canadian, US and UK IP addresses. https://t.co/d9M9ThbwbE

@Osnagawara - Osnagawara

Post 1: #ThePretender (1996-2001). The Greyhound bus murder? Cannibalism? Fires? Suicide? COVID-19? All are explained below: A Thread 🧵👇 https://t.co/TM7Q5pTo6c

@Osnagawara - Osnagawara

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@aNCoNSIse - aNCoNSIse

"#Explained" Season 2 Episode 7: "#TheNextPandemic" was aired out on 11/7/2019, later on the news of #Coronavirus broke out, interesting... #Netflix #Vox #Pandemic #Documentary #TV https://t.co/gNGftLY4r7

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Post 12: S4E19 & 20: "The Inner Sense": Miss Parker, her mother & brother, could communicate with spirits to foresee the future. Referencing Vincent Li's claim that he could hear God’s voice warning him about the danger of an alien invasion and his habit of talking to himself. https://t.co/GsYH2tVUPZ

@Osnagawara - Osnagawara

Post 13: Speaking of "The Inner Sense", the English title of Leslie Cheung (张国荣)’s final film, released in 2002, is also "Inner Senses". Watching it brought back some haunted memories. Below is the post which I made a long time ago about this movie: https://t.co/JpPW7g8esb

@aNCoNSIse - aNCoNSIse

#InnerSenses (2002) was #LeslieCheung's last film before he committed suicide on #AprilFoolsDay 2003. Left behind his loving partner #DaffyTong, family, friends, and fans from all over the world. Thread continues down below: 🧵 👇 #张国荣, #唐鹤德, #异度空间 1. https://t.co/A0tBvvCtf9

@Osnagawara - Osnagawara

Post 14: Finally, I want to share a remarkable book: "Breaking The Chain - Breaking Free of Cult Programming", with links for reading & downloading. I hope it could help those who have experienced similar situations or know someone else who has: https://t.co/BEscLFuj97

@aNCoNSIse - aNCoNSIse

Under the pseudonym #Svali, she published this book: #BreakingTheChain - #BreakingFreeOfCultProgramming. Find download links in comments If you've experienced it first hand - at least to some degree - or known someone who went through it. https://t.co/NSrxTtkl3a

@FunkerActual - FUNKER530

Russians discovering small amounts of plastic explosives in a brand-new pair of FPV drone goggles. https://t.co/8fCs24QaJ9

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@FunkerActual - FUNKER530

Additional videos and photos of reported plastic explosives in FPV drone headsets destined for Russian troops. https://t.co/OhdcZqjnll

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Here are my glasses. Instead of a fan, there's a printed box attached here. Let's take it apart and show you what's inside. English Translation: (The original text is in Russian. The above is already in English.)

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Speaker 0: Вот очки. Здесь вентилятор не стоит, стоит такая вот на переприклейке напечатанная коробочка. Сейчас разберем снимем и покажем что там.

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

🚨 CHINA’S RARE METAL RESTRICTIONS: A NAIL IN THE COFFIN FOR US MILITARY INDUSTRY? 💥 Beijing could bring the US Military-Industrial Complex to its knees. How? Dive in 👇 (1/10)

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(2/10) SANCTIONS AND RARE EARTHS C-C-COMBO 🛑 China’s sanctions on Lockheed and Raytheon, and now the new restrictions on “rare earths and dual-use tech” seriously disrupt US supply chains heavily dependent on Chinese resources, says analyst Angelo Giuliano. 💥

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(3/10) SOARING DEFENSE COSTS 💸 Giuliano predicts these restrictions will cause defense production costs to “soar,” delaying delivery of advanced equipment like aircraft and missiles. The US simply isn’t ready to ditch China as a trade partner in this crucial sector. 😬

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(4/10) TEMPORARY DISLOCATION? 🤔 Ex-DoD analyst Michael Maloof says China’s move will cause a “temporary dislocation,” but believes the US will find alternatives in Latin America, Ukraine, or even Russia before building up domestic mining. But the fix won’t be quick. 🌍

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(5/10) SCANDIUM: AEROSPACE WOES ✈️ Scandium is a must-have for aluminum alloys in aviation and rocketry. Restrictions on this rare metal could hit US aerospace hard, as it’s essential for “extreme strength and low weight,” says rare earths expert Ruslan Dimukhamedov. 🚀

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(6/10) DYSPROSIUM: HOT STUFF 🔥 Dyprosium is needed to make heat-resistant neodymium magnets. Without the mineral, critical defense tech like missiles would face overheating issues. 🔧

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(7/10) SAMARIUM: DEFENSE NEEDS 🛡 Samarium’s temperature-resistant magnets are used in military and civilian applications like missile guidance and oil wells. Losing access to the mineral could compromise defense tech, aerospace and energy. 🔩

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(8/10) GADOLINIUM: APPLY TO AVOID NUCLEAR CRISIS ☢️ Gadolinium plays a critical role in nuclear reactors, improving uranium burn-up and lifespan. Restrictions here could hit the US’s civilian nuclear sector hard. 🏭

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(9/10) TERBIUM: LIGHTING THE WAY 💡 Terbium is crucial for lighting, including spotlights and displays. The defense and tech industries will feel the pinch if production potential slows down. 📱

@SputnikInt - Sputnik

(10/10) YTTRIUM: AEROSPACE ADVANTAGE 🚀 Yttrium is used in aerospace ceramics and heat protection for aerospace applications. Its loss could ground key projects, like aircraft engines and space tech. 🌌

@EricLDaugh - Eric Daugherty

🚨 #BREAKING - HUGE UPDATE... NVIDIA announces that for the *first time,* it will manufacture its AI supercomputers in the United States of America. This investment will produce up to $500B of AI infrastructure. WOW. "NVIDIA Blackwell chip production starts in Arizona — NVIDIA opens first US factories." CEO: “Adding American manufacturing helps us better meet the incredible and growing demand for AI chips and supercomputers, strengthens our supply chain and boosts our resiliency.”

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

🚨BREAKING: MASSIVE UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IN CHINA - While U.S. jobs boom from $8 Trillion in new investment, China faces a growing catastrophe from Trump's tariffs. I TOLD YOU: they need our market more than we need them. THREAD 🧵

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

2/ BOMBSHELL REPORT: China could lose up to 35 MILLION JOBS due to US sanctions. This isn't just big - it's UNPRECEDENTED. Sources on the ground are painting a devastating picture...

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

3/ 🔥 EXCLUSIVE: Treasury Sec. confirms China could "lose 10M jobs VERY QUICKLY" if trade war continues. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Insider info suggests it's WAY worse...

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

4/ Goldman Sachs projecting 10-20M job losses, but my sources say the REAL number could hit 35M when you factor in: - Supply chain disruption - Logistics collapse - Factory shutdowns 🚨 This is just the beginning...

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

5/ SHOCKING: Youth unemployment in China may be as high as 46.5% - nearly HALF of young workers! Professors at Beijing's top universities are sounding the alarm. This is starting to sound like revolution territory. What if the regime collapsed?

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

6/ INSIDE LOOK: Factory worker in Shenzhen says: "Products stranded in containers, orders cancelled, jobs disappearing." US sanctions are CRUSHING China's export machine, just like Trump said. An EXPORT economy has to SELL. But our economy doesn't have to buy from them.

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

7/ 🔍 EXCLUSIVE: Local gov't employees confirm factories are PANICKING - Mass relocations - Production halts - Workers fleeing cities The exodus has begun...

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

🚨BREAKING: Major iPhone manufacturing shift away from China - Tim Cook says Most US-bound iPhones will NO LONGER be made in China! Thread 🧵

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

8/ The numbers don't lie: - 120M jobs depend directly on exports - Salaries cut in HALF - 4-day work weeks becoming normal This isn't a slowdown - it's a CRISIS

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

9/ Trump told China: negotiate, don't retaliate. China wouldn't listen. All they had to do was end their intellectual property theft and trade restrictions on U.S. goods. But no. Enough. The great decoupling has begun. It won't end well for China. https://www.rodmartin.org/p/china-cant-afford-a-trade-warand

China Can't Afford a Trade War...and Trump Knows It While the usual suspects wring their hands, the truth is that a trade war could crash China. Trump's timing couldn't be worse for Beijing. rodmartin.org

@RodDMartin - Rod D. Martin

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@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

Illegal devices to buy. For educational purposes only: 15 banned gadgets that will shock you: 👇 https://t.co/YxI6cyNUHs

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

1. HackRF One: A software-defined radio that can transmit and receive signals. Be cautious of signal vulnerabilities! https://t.co/oPPtmADLSr https://t.co/Y719x7DiyX

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

2. Flipper Zero Powerful universal remote for digital devices. Note: Banned in some areas due to misuse. https://t.co/dOVHQcLJ1d

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

3. WiFi Pineapple: Un pequeño dispositivo diseñado para ejecutar ataques sofisticados en redes inalámbricas, lo que podría vulnerar la seguridad. ¡Asegure siempre su WiFi! https://t.co/zHd5arujEK

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

4. Deauther Watch This device can disconnect Wi-Fi devices, sparking security worries about unauthorized access. https://t.co/FWcRnyzpya

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5. Alfa Network Adapter: A high-gain network adapter that can be used to penetrate long-range networks. Protect your networks! https://t.co/1VehMwS7CN

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

6. GSM jammer Device that blocks cell phone signals, illegal in many places due to potential misuse. https://t.co/eopk94OI6s

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7. MagSpoof: A device that can spoof/emulate any magnetic stripe or credit card. Protect your cards! https://t.co/mRHsLAKprr

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

8. Raspberry Pi (with Kali Linux): A mini-computer that can be used for multiple hacking activities when loaded with Kali Linux. https://t.co/4Rvq4OEDKo

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

9. License Plate Hider This gadget hides your license plate with a button press. It's illegal in many places but still available on Amazon. https://t.co/bgGmbszR5h

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

10. Spy Glasses These glasses have a hidden camera for secret recording. They're banned in some places due to privacy laws. https://t.co/K44DH49iKz

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11. Proxmark3 Kit: A powerful device capable of cloning RFID cards. Keep your RFID cards safe! https://t.co/vfqdamk2Ei

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12. LAN Turtle: This device provides hidden remote access and can exfiltrate data. Protect your network! https://t.co/L2zioLrGMc

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13. RFID card skimmer This device steals data from RFID cards, leading to identity theft and fraud. Protect your data by using secure payment options. https://t.co/vVJ7mRQrQM

@RAVIKUMARSAHU78 - RAVI KUMAR SAHU

14. USB Rubber Ducky: It looks like a normal USB flash drive, but it is a keystroke injection tool that can execute malicious scripts. https://t.co/0ykKdHtoK6

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15. WiPhone Phone for hackers, banned in some places due to potential misuse. https://t.co/gLr7wcXgLI

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@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

Crazy story: in the early 1990s, the USA purchased 6 TOPAZ-II space nuclear reactors from the USSR/Russia and flew them to New Mexico for testing. These reactors had thermionic cells around each of their 37 fuel pins: "Thermionic Fuel Element"! (a 🧵...) https://t.co/ZedMp9PUFa

@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

The 115 kWt reactors used 93% enriched annular UO₂ fuel elements, which transferred heat through a cesium gap, converting about 5% of the heat to electricity. Outside each pin, they had electromagnetically-pumped liquid metal sodium-potassium eutectic coolant. https://t.co/wu5X8dIiea

@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

The pins were dispersed in a ZrH₁.₈₅ moderator. There were beryllium reflectors and beryllium control drums, each with a 116° strip of boron absorber. They had LiH radiation shielding. The reactors consumed 0.5 g of Cesium per day. https://t.co/5Hc5zwaAhF

@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

In 1989, the TOPAZ lead came to Albuquerque and expressed interest in collaborating with the US. The US's space concept, the SP-100, was over budget and behind schedule, so the TOPAZ could be a good deal. A series of meetings followed. At one, a model of the reactor was shown. https://t.co/EaCQiPjEvB

@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

On April 26, 1992, a C-141 and a C-130 came to pick up the first reactor. There was some trouble with identifying which of the 80+ crates had hazardous material, and at one point someone had to run to furniture stores to get some foam padding, but they got it loaded. However, the export officer at the St. Petersburg airport would not accept the export license because it had been signed by the USSR, which had in the meanwhile ceased to exist! More meetings were had and eventually a new license was approved. Airplane maintenance and air clearance rights persistent, but eventually the delivery was made! Another deliver of 4 more reactors was made in 1994.

@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

The US did ground testing and planned to fly them. Ex-Soviet scientists came and helped at the University of New Mexico. Russian language training was provided. In the end, a flight test never happened due to budget constraints and anti-nuclear sentiment, though staff was proud of what they accomplished: "We were able to convince critics and openly hostile groups that NEPSTP could be carried out safely. I believe that the success of our approach will set a valuable standard for all future space reactor missions." I wonder if we can dust these off and fly them now!? (Links to source info and much more in the alt text of image)

@whatisnuclear - Nick Touran

BONUS: when the Soviets tried to take their conference model back out of the USA, the NRC banned it, saying that it would be an export. This was back when the NRC was a true pain in the ass. https://t.co/98cQTqpN7z

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More pics! https://t.co/blfSnKczOJ

@rshereme - Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦

Seven facts about Operation “Spiderweb” — a Ukrainian strike that will go down in history as one of the most successful special operations ever conducted. 1. Ukrainian special forces spent 1.5 years preparing and planning the attack. 1/n https://t.co/CZHUS6OmRZ

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2/ 2. Special cargo containers were custom-designed (see photos) to conceal drones. The drones were hidden in wooden boxes mounted beneath the container roofs. https://t.co/APSKnadbim

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3/ 3. Unwitting russian drivers were hired to transport the trucks near russian air bases. The total distance to the targets was approximately 5,000 kilometers.

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4/ 4. The roofs of the cargo trucks were remotely opened, releasing a swarm of drones that flew directly toward russia’s long-range bombers (see photos). https://t.co/IBRDuJMMLt

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5/ 5. After launching, the trailers self-destructed to avoid detection or recovery (see photos). https://t.co/DWZo4HlOfa

@rshereme - Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦

6/ 6. The strikes hit four russian airfields (see photos), damaging or destroying over 40 russian aircraft, including A-50 surveillance planes, Tu-95s, and Tu-22M3 strategic bombers. The attack reportedly disabled 34% of russia’s strategic cruise missile carriers. https://t.co/0oWVPnRSpU

@rshereme - Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦

7/ 7. According to Ukraine’s Security Service, Operation Spiderweb inflicted an estimated $7 billion in damage on russia’s strategic aviation.

@rshereme - Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦

8/ This is one of the greatest russian defeats in modern history — not just a blow, but a surgical strike against the core of russia’s long-range strike capabilities. The Ukrainian operation will be studied in military textbooks for decades to come.

@rshereme - Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦

9/ This is how you stop a war: by crippling your enemy’s ability to wage it. Slava Ukraini.

@dh - David Hauser

This happened in China. A robot was hanging limp from a crane. Then—suddenly—it came alive. Smashed a monitor, and attacked a man. 12M watched the footage. They called it the first robot uprising. Still, that same model was sold to the public.🧵 https://t.co/YBSsiXXpxk

@dh - David Hauser

The footage is chilling: Inside a factory in China, a humanoid robot hangs motionless from a crane while two workers talk nearby. Then—suddenly—it snaps to life. Its limbs whip around violently. A computer monitor goes flying. And these men? They run for their lives. https://t.co/CwKXgMSH2G

@dh - David Hauser

The robot appeared to be a Unitree H1—a 6-foot humanoid with powerful motors and AI. It weighs 104 pounds, with enormous human strength. And it wasn’t a prototype, it was already on the market. And the more alarming part: https://t.co/C96tIMaUOx

@dh - David Hauser

It was being sold to everyday consumers… for $90,000. But this machine had the strength to seriously injure or kill a person if something went wrong. That’s a massive safety risk. What makes it so dangerous? https://t.co/NwSWqYeIAS

@dh - David Hauser

The Unitree H1 is built with: A metal or carbon-fiber frame Electric motors powering every joint Cameras and sensors for vision AI software that controls how it moves, walks, balances. https://t.co/wq2TxH4uJg

@dh - David Hauser

But the moment that software glitches or gets confused—it’s like giving a toddler superhuman strength. That crane it was hanging from? That’s a common setup during robot testing. Developers use overhead rigs to let robots “learn” to walk without falling. https://t.co/0JGOvOc2FJ

@dh - David Hauser

But this time… it wasn’t just learning. It spun into chaos—arms flailing, dragging gear, smashing objects. What if it hadn’t been restrained? This wasn’t an isolated case either. https://t.co/0MMXUox4en

@dh - David Hauser

In February 2025, another Unitree humanoid—wearing a flashy outfit—was performing at a public festival in Tianjin. Mid-show, it charged toward the crowd. Spectators screamed. Security rushed in. Thankfully, no one was hurt. https://t.co/MrWd0qTrQ6

@dh - David Hauser

But this is twice now—and it’s not just in China. At Tesla’s Austin Gigafactory, a factory robot attacked a human engineer. It didn’t just malfunction. It pinned the man down and dug into his back and arm, leaving him bleeding heavily on the floor.

@dh - David Hauser

The robot kept moving. Kept pressing. The man left a trail of blood before help arrived. It was gruesome. And it was real. So what’s going wrong? Most likely: – Software bugs – Sensor errors – Misinterpreted commands – Bad safety logic.

@dh - David Hauser

But here’s the deeper truth: We’ve given powerful, mobile machines the ability to make real-world decisions—without making sure they fully understand what they’re doing. With AI chatbots, a mistake is annoying. With humanoid robots? It’s potentially deadly. https://t.co/QdEKfn2cXf

@dh - David Hauser

When AI controls a machine with moving joints, strong limbs, and no emotional awareness—you don’t get harmless errors. You get accidents, injuries, and panic. The scariest part? This kind of technology is already in people’s homes. https://t.co/cfxkJFbKDr

@dh - David Hauser

Anyone could buy one of these robots, take it out of the box, and let it roam around. No regulatory oversight. No mandatory safety inspections. Nothing stopping that robot from turning a glitch into a tragedy. So—how do we stop this?

@dh - David Hauser

Here’s what should already be in place: Physical restraints during all testing. Emergency kill-switches. Motion restrictions in software. Real-time system monitoring. Compliance with global safety standards (like ISO 10218). https://t.co/7mr8cYjD0D

@dh - David Hauser

Right now, some companies skip or cut corners on these. That’s unacceptable. The bottom line? We’re no longer building just code. We’re building moving machines with agency—machines that share physical space with people. And that changes everything. https://t.co/U20k4UV8nv

@dh - David Hauser

Because when these systems fail, it’s no longer a “tech bug.” It’s a human safety crisis. So no, this wasn’t a robot uprising, but it was a warning. Robots are already out there. They’re strong, autonomous, and fallible. https://t.co/ObJOMLIxOS

@dh - David Hauser

We are wildly underprepared for what happens when they go wrong. The future isn’t just about what we can build. It’s about what we’re ready to control. https://t.co/NNnyxe35ya

@dh - David Hauser

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@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Trump just delivered a $22 billion ultimatum to Apple: Bring production to America - or pay the price. Apple refused. Trump acted. And what followed? A $600+ BILLION power move no one saw coming. 🧵

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

On Friday morning, former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to address Apple CEO Tim Cook directly. His message was unmistakable: "I expect their iPhones, sold in the United States of America, to be manufactured and built in the United States—not India or anywhere else." The statement was a firm ultimatum, underscoring his stance on domestic manufacturing and economic policy.

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Trump wasn’t just making idle threats. On Friday morning, he took to Truth Social with a direct message to Apple CEO Tim Cook: "If that is not the case, a Tariff of at least 25% must be paid by Apple to the U.S." This declaration didn’t come out of nowhere—just two days earlier, on Wednesday, Trump had already met with Tim Cook at the White House. The timing speaks volumes.

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Whatever was said in that private meeting, it clearly didn’t go Trump’s way. Just 48 hours later, he took to social media with public threats—leaving little doubt about his frustration. And the market wasted no time reacting.

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@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Apple shares tumbled 2.6% in early trading on Friday. But that was just the start. The shock rippled through the broader market—S&P 500 slid 1%, Dow dipped 0.7%, and Nasdaq lost 1.1%. Investors weren’t just reacting to Apple. They knew the stakes were much higher. https://t.co/0JUQd20oBR

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Obviously, Apple isn't just any company. They're the world's most valuable brand. And Trump's threat exposed a massive vulnerability in their entire business model. Here's what most people are missing: https://t.co/SqjkicBewN

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Apple makes most iPhones in China. But they've been quietly shifting production to India to avoid China tariffs. Over half of iPhones sold in the US are now made in India. Cook even said they'd increase Indian production by 65% this fall. But Trump just closed that loophole: https://t.co/cNwcZTrufn

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

"No India, or anyplace else." Trump wants iPhone production on American soil. Period. But industry analysts are calling this demand a "fairy tale." Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives didn't hold back... https://t.co/7Th9jMltFR

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

"We believe the concept of Apple producing iPhones in the U.S. is a fairy tale that is not feasible." Why? The economics are brutal. Higher-end iPhones would cost up to $3,500 each if made in America. That's double the current price. But Apple clearly got the message... https://t.co/Lshc9Ud8Nn

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

They just announced a $500 billion investment in US manufacturing over 4 years in February. They're building a 250,000-square-foot factory in Houston for servers. Meanwhile, Trump's not stopping with Apple. https://t.co/BPnXGUrPyF

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

He also threatened a 50% tariff on the European Union starting June 1st. "Our discussions with them are going nowhere!" This isn't just about trade. It's about reshaping global manufacturing. And other companies are already responding... https://t.co/mULrrpCgeq

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

TSMC just announced a $100B investment in US chip manufacturing. 3 new fabrication plants, 2 packaging facilities, and a research center in Arizona. Trump: "The most powerful AI chips in the world will be made right here in America." But the real story isn't about tariffs... https://t.co/vfFnBFYYvB

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

It's about economic leverage. Trump's using America's massive consumer market as a weapon. Buy American-made products or pay the price. And it's working. But here's what this story really reveals: https://t.co/SeV3y6CbGs

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Apple thought their private power would protect them. Boardroom access. Regulatory relationships. Corporate influence. But Trump had something they couldn't buy: The ability to shape the perception of millions of people. https://t.co/hEg5oRpeWw

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

One post. $118 billion in motion. Apple’s institutional power? It pales in comparison to a single voice with a platform, driving change on conviction alone. This is the power of personal influence. And today’s most visionary founders must grasp this shift—or risk getting left behind.

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Trump’s personal platform cuts through all gatekeepers, giving him unfiltered access to his audience. With that reach, he can: • Instantly shift markets • Share insights on demand • Prompt direct responses from stakeholders This isn’t just influence—it’s the new reality of business.

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

I hope you've found this thread helpful. Follow me @Jackson_00j for more. Like/Repost the quote below if you can:

@Jackson_00j - Jackson

Trump just delivered a $22 billion ultimatum to Apple: Bring production to America - or pay the price. Apple refused. Trump acted. And what followed? A $600+ BILLION power move no one saw coming. 🧵 https://t.co/PGxLxgfwWL

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

BREAKING: President Trump just imposed 100% tariffs on chip imports. Taiwan is in crisis mode. TSMC executives are holding emergency sessions. Government officials are scrambling for solutions. Here's why this matters—and why it's working: A Thread🧵

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

The timeline tells the story. Monday: Tariff announcement. Tuesday: Apple CEO rushes to White House. Wednesday: $100 billion commitment announced. Trump had been setting this up for months...

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Taiwan produces 60% of global semiconductors. 90% of advanced chips. Every iPhone. Every Tesla. Every AI server depends on Taiwan. One announcement just put the entire supply chain at risk.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Here's where it gets interesting. Trump didn't impose a blanket ban. He offered companies a choice: "Build in America, pay nothing." TSMC had already committed $65 billion to Arizona factories. Nvidia had announced $500 billion in US infrastructure. Trump waited until they were invested. Then he moved.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Within 48 hours, the commitments poured in. Apple: Additional $100 billion US investment. TSMC: Expanded to $165 billion total. GlobalFoundries: $16 billion for New York facilities. $600 billion shifted toward America in three days.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Treasury Secretary Bessent revealed what was really happening: "75+ countries are in our trade queue with offers." This wasn't about semiconductors. It was about reshaping global trade relationships.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

The policy was simple: Physical US manufacturing = no tariffs. Foreign production = 100% tariff. No exceptions. No workarounds. Companies had two options: relocate or pay double.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Tech stocks swung $800+ billion in market value. Companies faced the calculation: Build US factories once, or pay 100% tariffs forever. Most chose to build. But there was more to Trump's plan...

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

China controls 95% of gallium and germanium—materials critical for advanced semiconductors. By forcing production to America, Trump was breaking decades of technological dependence. The next crisis won't find US companies scrambling for foreign supply chains.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Taiwan's government called emergency sessions. Premier Cho Jung-tai announced "immediate cooperative plans" with the US. National Development Council confirmed: TSMC gets exempted because of their Arizona factories. Other companies are still racing to prove their American credentials.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

The final calculation: One policy announcement. 75 countries responding. $600 billion relocating to America. This is how you reshape global supply chains without firing a shot.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Why this matters: These aren't just semiconductors, they're the foundation of AI supremacy. While China dominates basic manufacturing, America is securing control of the technology that powers artificial intelligence.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

The result: Millions of high-skilled American jobs building the chips that run tomorrow's AI systems. When the AI revolution accelerates, America controls the hardware.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

America controlling the hardware is just the beginning. The next AI winners won't just have advanced chips—they'll prove their systems are trustworthy. Transparency exempted companies from tariffs. Now it's essential for AI deployment.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Forward-thinking enterprises are discovering that AI model validation and governance aren't just compliance requirements—they're competitive advantages. The companies winning today? Those building trust through transparent, validated AI systems.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

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@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

Thanks for reading. If you enjoyed this post, follow @karlmehta for more content on AI and politics. Repost the first tweet to help more people see it: Appreciate the support.

@karlmehta - Karl Mehta

BREAKING: President Trump just imposed 100% tariffs on chip imports. Taiwan is in crisis mode. TSMC executives are holding emergency sessions. Government officials are scrambling for solutions. Here's why this matters—and why it's working: A Thread🧵 https://t.co/L5IPPGuYVJ

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

The U.S. can longer jam Iran’s drones and missiles!

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

How China built its own GPS, navigation system with over 55 satellites that over 100 countries around the world use. Iran also switched over for obvious reasons! https://t.co/bhEiUOFrqo

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China didn't build Beidou just for navigation; they built it because the United States quietly sought to limit, delay, and outmaneuver China's rise in space. In 1996, during the Taiwan Strait crisis, China watched American aircraft carriers move toward Taiwan in real time using US GPS, and realized that if the US wanted, it could switch off the GPS signal over China instantly. A superpower dependent on rival satellites seemed impossible, and that moment changed everything. The US never openly said China couldn't build its own GPS; it relied on selective access, giving China the weaker low-accuracy GPS signal that could be jammed or downgraded at any moment, while reserving the full-power precision signal for America and its closest allies. China understood what that meant. So China pursued another route. In the early 2000s, they attempted to join Europe’s Galileo program to gain access to a reliable high-precision navigation system, investing money, helping design parts, and expecting a seat at the table. Washington quietly pressured Europe to curb China’s influence, restrict access to encrypted signals, and push China into a junior role. China was gradually squeezed out of the core of Galileo, not by accident but strategically, leading to a decision: build its own system from scratch. What followed was one of the fastest satellite build-outs in history. China launched satellites nonstop, erected ground stations across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and developed precision timing technology to match the world’s best. By 2020, Beidou was fully operational worldwide with more satellites than the US GPS network. The US responded not by halting China, but by upgrading GPS—stronger encrypted signals, better accuracy, and improved anti-jamming—shifting the aim from stopping China to staying ahead in a new silent space race. The twist is that the US never stopped China; the pressure pushed Beijing to pursue an even more ambitious project. Today, Beidou is used across Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, global shipping routes, and Belt and Road infrastructure. For the first time, the world has a true alternative to American GPS. Many people still view GPS as just for Google Maps, unaware that this was a geopolitical battle and one of the quietest space races ever fought.

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Speaker 0: China didn't build Beidou just for navigation. They built it because The United States quietly tried to limit, delay, and outmaneuver China's rise in space. And here's the part nobody talks about. Back in 1996 during the Taiwan Strait crisis, China watched American aircraft carriers move toward Taiwan in real time using US GPS. And that's when Beijing realized something dangerous. If The US wanted, it could switch off the GPS signal over China instantly. A superpower depending on its rival satellites? Impossible. That moment changed everything. The US never openly said China can't build its own GPS. They didn't need to. America used selective access. For years, China only received the weaker low accuracy GPS signal, the kind that could be jammed or downgraded at any moment. The full power precision signal was reserved for America and its closest allies. China got the bare minimum, and they knew exactly what that meant. So China tried another route. In the early two thousands, they attempted to join Europe's Galileo program, hoping to gain access to a reliable, high precision navigation system. They invested money, helped design parts of the system, and expected a seat at the table. But then The US stepped in quietly. Washington pressured Europe to reduce China's influence, restrict access to encrypted signals, and push China into a junior role. Eventually, China was squeezed out of the core of the project. That wasn't accidental. It was strategic. And that's when China made a decision. We will build our own system from scratch. What followed was one of the fastest satellite build outs in history. China launched satellites nonstop, built ground stations across Asia, Africa, and The Middle East, and developed precision timing technology to match the world's best. By 2020, Beidou was fully operational worldwide with more satellites than The US GPS network. The US responded by upgrading GPS, stronger encrypted signals, better accuracy, better anti jamming. It wasn't about stopping China anymore. It was about staying ahead in a new silent space race. But here's the twist. The US never stopped China. If anything, the pressure only pushed China to build something even more ambitious. Today, Beidou is used across Africa, The Middle East, Southeast Asia, global shipping routes, and Belt and Road infrastructure. For the first time, the world has a true alternative to American GPS. Most people still think GPS is just for Google Maps. They have no idea this was actually a geopolitical battle and one of the quietest space races ever fought.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Guess which entity and ideology enabled Elon to be the wealthiest individual, on paper anyway? That’s right, the CPC! https://t.co/0hY0VsACKF

@BenjaminGoggin - Ben Goggin

We tore down the "assembled in America" Trump phone, X-rayed it, and conducted a technical analysis. It is nearly identical to the HTC U24 Pro, which is made by a Taiwanese company with Chinese parts. Read the full analysis here: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/gadgets/trump-mobile-t1-phone-nearly-identical-htc-device-analysis-rcna349293 https://t.co/BBlIJG9BdO