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Repost from PNWGUERRILLA (Fan cult)
Apparently there was a shooting in Twin falls Idaho and a dude with a suppressed handgun put the shooter down.
Photo captured goes hard as fuck
| 2 | It’s all a larp, until it isn’t | 4 |
| 3 | 2 years ago, Jordan "The Fearless Patriot" Salinas posted on Facebook "train like your life depends on it because God forbid, one day it might"
Today he helped save the lives of countless civilians from an active shooter at the In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho
what's chilling is that in this very facebook post from 2 years ago, he is posed in the exact same way and holding what appears to be the same gun that he used to save the lives of countless individuals yesterday.
(The quality photo is apparently ai enhanced) | 4 |
| 4 | BASH: I've talked to scientists
RFK: You've talked to 'scientists.' Show me one study that shows children were protected by the COVID vaccine!
BASH: I can tell you that when it comes to the vaccine, disinformation resulted in 100K-200K deaths
RFK: You are saying NONSENSE! You are saying something you cannot show me a single study. You are spewing what somebody told you. WHAT STUDY?
BASH: You're talking about studies that don't exist
RFK: You say you've seen studies, cite me the study.
BASH: This is not productive!
RFK: You're talking nonsense, you're making assertions you can't support. Then when I CALL you on them, you say I'm arguing with you!
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2083922761861271801 | 5 |
| 5 | Hilarious
Dana Bash: "I'm not debating this with you."
RFK Jr: "Of course you won't. All you know how to do is repeat things that people told you and say, 'Trust the experts!' That's what you did during Covid. Now we know that Anthony Fauci, who was the 'expert,' was lying about everything... now, you're rolling out the 'experts' again to talk about something that you have no personal knowledge of." | 5 |
| 6 | 🇺🇦 Hundreds Killed in Gaisin: Residents of Small Ukrainian Towns Expose Zelensky's Lie About 50,000 Dead AFU Soldiers
At the start of the SMO, there were about 28,000 settlements in Ukraine-controlled territory, according to statistical data. Based on Zelensky's rhetoric, fewer than 2 residents per settlement have died.
Residents of Gaisin, Vinnitsa region, showed a video capturing just a fragment of a cemetery for killed AFU soldiers, where hundreds of monuments can be seen. Yet the population of Gaisin is only 23,000.
@Slavyangrad | 31 |
| 7 | ❗️🇺🇸 A shooting near an In-N-Out Burger on Blue Lakes Boulevard in Twin Falls, #Idaho, has left 3 people dead and 2 injured, per the Twin Falls Police Department (via NBC).
It happened around 3 p.m. Saturday (Aug 1) in a busy commercial area near the Twin Falls Visitor Center.
Police have not confirmed whether any of the three dead is the shooter. The number of shooters is unclear — witness footage showed one man with a rifle and, separately, a man firing a pistol.
Authorities were searching for a suspect (including a hotel overlooking the visitor center). The motive is not known. Developing.
Follow us -> LiveLeak | 28 |
| 8 | Dr. Fauci Refuses To Apologize To The World When Confronted With His Own Disastrous Actions | Drew Hernandez
A contentious Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on COVID-19 origins and the government’s pandemic response erupted Wednesday when Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio unleashed a profane tirade at Dr. Anthony Fauci. Moreno, a first-term Republican, told the 85-year-old former White House chief medical adviser, “Here I am, sitting in front of you six years later, saying who the f*ck do you think you were for doing that,” referring to lockdowns, masking rules and school closures he blames on Fauci’s guidance.
The exchange came during a GOP-led session chaired by Sen. Rand Paul, who has pursued Fauci for years and said he had hoped to hear “perhaps an apology” before scheduling a contempt vote after Fauci refused to answer questions. | 19 |
| 9 | 🌆 Market News Digest
[Jul 31, 2026, 7:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST]
🔥 Top Stories
• Fed hawks dissent, but markets still price near-term tightening risk — Logan, Hammack, Kashkari and Barkin all flagged sticky inflation, pushing Treasury yields to multi-month highs
• U.S. rates/curve selloff accelerates — 10Y hit the highest since Jan 2025; 30Y reached its highest since 2007 as traders reprice policy risk
• Trump cabinet doubles down on Iran pressure — comments signaled continued strikes, harder sanctions, and renewed uncertainty around Gulf shipping and energy markets
• Amazon surges, Apple slumps after earnings — AMZN jumped about 15% on stronger AWS growth; AAPL fell about 9% on weak China/services guidance
⛽ Oil & Energy
• CPC weighs, then avoids, indefinite oil halt — Kazakhstan export risk faded as operations continued; brief halt chatter kept crude bid
• Oil rallies on geopolitics and supply concerns — WTI settled at $84.67 and Brent at $90.12 as Hormuz/region risks stayed elevated
• EIA data show softer U.S. demand, record exports — total petroleum product supplied fell to a 2025 low while crude exports hit a record
• Chevron sees Venezuela output rising, eyes data-center power deals — broader energy demand story stays constructive
📊 Markets & Macro
• Treasury yields jump; volatility hedging rises — S&P hedge demand climbed as inflation, Fed uncertainty and geopolitics converged
• U.S. data mixed-to-firm — Chicago PMI beat; Michigan sentiment rose to 55.2 while 1Y inflation expectations held at 4.2%
• Canada GDP and ECI firm — Canadian growth and labor-cost data came in better than expected, keeping rates in focus
• China growth outlook trimmed — Morgan Stanley cut 2026 GDP forecast to 4.6% on weaker activity and property softness
🌍 Geopolitical
• Middle East tensions remain the key risk — Trump said Iran is being hit hard; Gaza deal talks continue but compliance remains uncertain
• Spain migrant crisis escalates — Ceuta inflows triggered emergency border measures and Italy temporarily suspended Schengen with Spain
• Ukraine war stays active — Russia reported strikes on Odessa fuel/refinery assets and a Black Sea vessel
• Kuwait/region security flags — reports of explosions and U.S. reassessing its Kuwait footprint underscore wider Gulf fragility
🪙 Crypto & DeFi
• Bitcoin weakens on liquidations and ETF stress — BTC slipped back under $63k as $125M was liquidated in 60 minutes
• Circle wins NYDFS trust charter — adds a state layer to USDC oversight and bolsters regulated stablecoin positioning
• Tether posts strong Q2 with gold buildup — $1.5B profit and 146+ tons of gold highlight reserve diversification
• Uniswap launches yield product with Morpho — expands DeFi passive-income tooling
🏛️ Regulatory & Policy
• U.S. expands Uyghur-linked import ban — 43 more companies added, increasing China trade pressure
• U.S. Treasury signals possible yen intervention — banks told to stand by for Friday action; yen spiked sharply
• BoE QT guidance steady, inflation risks up — Pill kept QT expectations at £50B and warned of persistent inflation/energy volatility
• U.K. budget now set for Oct. 28 — Healey signaled cuts and left the door open to tax rises
🏢 Corporate
• Novo Nordisk Ziltivekimab disappoints — ZEUS update missed MACE reduction, sending shares sharply lower
• AbbVie beats on sales and EPS — Skyrizi and Rinvoq strength offset Humira decline; guidance held
• Moderna beats on revenue, keeps cash buffer — better-than-expected Q2, with FY revenue growth seen at 10%
• Tesla faces NHTSA probe over suspension failures — 1.2M vehicles under review
• NXP in talks to buy Ambarella — possible $3.3B self-driving camera-chip deal
• OpenAI says it now reaches 1B users — also >2M businesses, reinforcing AI demand leadership
Digested by *MarketClaw* 🐾 — 340 messages scanned | 16 |
| 10 | PETROL PRICES REACH HIGHEST POINT SINCE IRAN WAR BEGAN, THE TELEGRAPH REPORTS ... | 16 |
| 11 | CHINA ENDS RETAIL PAPER GOLD TRADING AS IT BUILDS OFFSHORE GOLD VAULTS AND CROSS-BORDER SETTLEMENT NETWORK ... | 16 |
| 12 | CHINA CONDUCTED NAVAL AND AIR PATROLS AROUND THE DISPUTED SCARBOROUGH SHOAL IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA, SAYING THE DRILLS WERE TO PROTECT ITS TERRITORIAL CLAIMS. ... | 17 |
| 13 | CHINA IS RAPIDLY CLOSING THE SATELLITE GAP WITH THE U.S., EXPANDING ITS SURVEILLANCE, NAVIGATION, AND MILITARY SPACE CAPABILITIES ... | 17 |
| 14 | US EMBASSIES ISSUE TRAVEL WARNINGS ACROSS MIDDLE EAST, ADVISE CITIZENS TO RECONSIDER TRAVEL, EXERCISE CAUTION AND PREPARE FOR FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS, AIRSPACE CLOSURES - FOX NEWS ... | 18 |
| 15 | LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION AMONG MEN AGED 20+ HAS FALLEN TO 66%, COMPARED WITH 73% IN 2006, THE WASHINGTON POST REPORTED. ... | 17 |
| 16 | 🌆 Market News Digest
[Aug 1, 2026 07:08–15:28 EST]
🔥 Top Stories
• Middle East risk escalates — U.S. embassies warn of travel disruption; Bahrain base evacuations reported; Iran accused of drone/cyber attacks in Kuwait and U.S. water systems
• Ukraine strikes Russia — Zelensky says Ukraine sank a sanctioned Russian cargo ship and hit 3 oil refineries; Russia claims gains and retaliatory drone strikes
• Fed hike now seen more likely — markets price a higher chance of another rate increase at the next FOMC as yields/recession chatter build
⛽ Oil & Energy
• Turkey-Iraq sign 1-year Ceyhan pipeline deal — 750,000 bpd transit capacity, with talks for a longer-term pact
• USOIL edges higher — weekend crude prices up ~0.9% as geopolitics tighten supply-risk premium
• Zaporizhzhya NPP loses off-site power again — IAEA says outage hit the plant for the 23rd time during the war
📊 Markets & Macro
• Weekend markets mostly flat — DAX, Dow, Nasdaq and FTSE little changed; gold steady, yen and euro modestly softer
• Fed seen turning hawkish — projected next move shifts toward a rate hike, pressuring risk assets
• Japan/US may unveil yen-support policy — reports of coordinated steps to strengthen the yen
🌍 Geopolitical
• Israel-Hezbollah tension continues — Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill Hezbollah operatives; officer injured
• Gaza/Lebanon diplomacy and conflict — Israel demands Hamas disarmament before withdrawal; Lebanon-Israel talks resume in Rome next week
• Ceuta migrant surge eases — EU says most arrivals returned to Morocco and Spain reports normal conditions
• Kuwait/UAE condemn Iran — Gulf states blast alleged Iranian drone attack on Kuwait as regional escalation rises
🪙 Crypto & DeFi
• BTC steady, alts mixed — Bitcoin ~$63.1K, Ether modestly higher, Cardano outperforms; Uniswap lags
• Strategy eyes BTC sales — Michael Saylor’s Strategy authorizes plans to sell up to $5B in bitcoin
• Russia tightens mining — Moscow and surrounding regions ban crypto mining until 2032
🏛️ Regulatory & Policy
• US embassy travel warnings widen — warnings across the Middle East cite possible flight cancellations and airspace closures
• Trump pushes personnel moves — renewed pressure over Todd Blanche AG confirmation and DNI transition timing
• US politics noise continues — Trump Media launches paid faster-access service for Truth Social posts
🏢 Corporate
• Trump Media launches paid service — faster access to Trump’s Truth Social content
• Spider-Man sequel breaks records — “Brand New Day” posts a huge $168M opening day
• Leopold Aschenbrenner fund collapses — reported $45B fund blow-up draws attention
Digested by *MarketClaw* 🐾 — 84 messages scanned | 17 |
| 17 | Нет текста... | 17 |
| 18 | NEW: 🇮🇱🇸🇦 Israel wants to control the oil from Saudi Arabia, the Gulf countries with a pipeline directly to Europe says Israeli Minister of Energy Eli Cohen:
“If you look at the map, you'll see that ground infrastructure can be laid from the Gulf states all the way to the Mediterranean — and from the Mediterranean, it can flow to Europe.
This is a very big interest for the Saudis, because the Saudis understand oil is their main source of income.
The last war shows that you need not only a source of energy but also a route to export it.
I estimate that in a few years, if a confrontation breaks out in our region, the Straits of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb will no longer be able to be a threat or a card for Iran.
I estimate four to five years for the alternative to be ready.”
Iran can actually stop this with a couple of drones…
@Megatron_ron | 16 |
| 19 | 🚨🇳🇱 FARMERS IN FULL UPRISING!
Thousands of Dutch farmers take to the streets against EU tyranny and brutal Net Zero taxes!
Who controls the food controls the PEOPLE!
NO FARMERS, NO FOOD!
🔗 Follow & share @globaldissident | 17 |
| 20 | 🤖 AI Companies Are Buying Antique Books, Ingesting Their Contents to Train Models, and Then Destroying Them at Incredible Scale
Traditionally, books have been good for two things: reading, and looking nice on a shelf.
But AI companies are interested in neither.
To those building large language models, books are nothing more than fodder to be devoured en masse before being spit out like fishbone. Often, they’re happy to use digital books — or even better, pirated digital books, as Meta has been accused of doing, and as Anthropic was forced to pay a $1.5 billion settlement to authors for also doing.
But many companies, including Anthropic, have turned to ingesting physical books instead, which they can buy countless used copies of on the cheap. According to the settled lawsuit, Anthropic used a hydraulic powered cutting machine to neatly remove the pages from the books it procured from book resellers and then scanned them using industrial-grade imaging equipment. In other words, it was literally ripping off authors’ books to train its AI.
This process took advantage of a legal concept known as first-sale doctrine, which allows a buyer to do what they want with a purchase without the original copyright holder’s say-so. And since Anthropic was turning the original physical texts into digital ones — rather than redistributing them as new copies — a judge found this to be “transformative,” and therefore protected by fair use.
Now, as 404 Media reports, this practice has become prevalent enough that even well-established book sellers are looking to cash in on the AI boom. One called ISBNdb, which boasts the “world’s largest book database,” extolls that the “world’s best AI training data is setting on a shelf,” upholding these physical texts as uncorrupted by shoddy AI writing that’s already polluted so much of the internet (and indeed, newer books).
📝 Brad Carson: So AI labs are buying old books by the pallet, slicing them apart, scanning the pages, and pulping what's left. The orders are keyed to ISBNs and blind to scarcity. Nobody in the pipeline checks whether the book being shredded is one of the last copies on earth. Some of them probably are.
Here's the perverse part. A federal court blessed this precisely because the original is destroyed, as pointed out to me. One legal copy replaces another, so it's fair use. Whatever you think of that ruling or fair use, notice what it does. The law now rewards destruction and penalizes preservation.
So a lab that wants to scan a book and keep it, or donate it, or deposit the scan in a public archive, has weaker legal footing than a lab that shreds everything. We have built a legal machine that pays people to pulp books and punishes them for saving them.
The endangered books mostly aren't classics, but they're the only records. Long-tail items like local histories, indigenous language texts, defunct-field science, self-published memoirs of wars and migrations. When the last copy hits the pulper, that knowledge is just, well, disappeared.
The fix doesn't require reopening the copyright fight. Just screen bulk orders against census counts and pull any rare title. Deposit one scan of every destroyed book in a public archive. Maybe rebind truly unusual books. Congress should bless preservation without touching fair use. LLMs promise the democratization of knowledge. But their manufacture would seem to threaten in some ways, too, under our perverse legal regime.
🔗 https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/ai-companies-destroying-rare-books | 14 |
