Spy Epstein-Israel connection (CNN)

CNN stunned by Epstein-Israel connection

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Mexican in Congress: Release Epstein Files!

(Secular Talk) Pres. Trump panics as SECRET Epstein emails PROVE he’s GUILTY!

Rep. Adelita Grijalva (Democratic congresswoman) speaks out on Epstein Files and more after finally being sworn in 7 weeks late after Speaker Mike Johnson purposely delayed her to block her vote to RELEASE Epstein File and hold sexual predator Trump accountable.

• Congressperson Adelita Grijalva (Democrat, Arizona)
• House Minority Leader H. Jeffries says Republicans have been running a "Pedophile Protection Program"
• Woman suing Trump for raping her when she was 13

Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva

Adelita S. Grijalva (born 1970) is a Mexican American member of Congress who has served as the U.S. representative for Arizona's 7th congressional district since Nov. 2025. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously served as a member of the Pima County Board of Supervisors for District 5 from 2021 to 2025 and on the Tucson Unified School District Governing Board from 2002 to 2022. She is the daughter of former U.S. representative Raúl Grijalva, who represented the district from 2003 until his death in 2025. More

Jeff did it. I just watched. I mean, I never knew!

The first suit over the alleged rapes [child molestations of child under 14 by Trump and Epstein] was filed in federal court in Riverside, California, in April by someone acting without an attorney and using the name “Katie Johnson.” That suit named both Trump and Epstein as defendants, alleging that the two men held Johnson as a “sex slave” and repeatedly forced her to engage in sexual acts against her will. More: politico.com

Liar Trump "knew about the girls"

(Democracy Now!) Calls grow for release of Epstein Files and photos

• All sexual assault allegations against Trump (PBS News)

(Democracy Now) Top US/World Headlines, Nov. 13, 2025

Three worst people alive? AG Pam Bondi, Jeff Epstein (hiding on Pedo Island), Trump (liar)

• Drop Site News has proven Jeffrey Epstein was a Jewish spy on Americans and others, an Israeli "asset" (working with Mossad agent/asset Ghislane Maxwell, daughter of Zionist Jewish "superspy" for Israel Robert "Daddy" Maxwell)
• Israeli spy stayed for weeks at a time at Jeffrey Epstein's mansion (Drop Site News)
• Senate Democrats cave on health care to end 40-day U.S. government shutdown
• Israel's rampage across the (illegally occupied by Israeli Jews) West Bank and a look at "The Epstein Files"
• Israel arrests dozens in West Bank raids as settlers torch mosque; Trump signs bill ending record government shutdown

• WatchlistTYT: Epstein survivor's Trump story leaves MAGA absolutely terrified

(CNN-News18)

(MSNBC) Trump has been lying, Israeli spy Epstein's emails show

😱Woman filed 2016 lawsuit that Trump raped her when she was 13!

(Late Night with Seth Meyers) Trump knew about the girls

• Crystal Quintero, Pfc. Sandoval, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The Big Debate: Lawyer vs. Weird Guy

Jimmy Kimmel breaks down the presidential debate between Donald and Kamala

(Jimmy Kimmel Live) Sept. 10, 2024: Jimmy breaks down the debate of the decade between Vice President Harris and felon Trump, and it was quite the beating, Trump spent the day posting cat memes after a debunked story that Haitian immigrants are eating pets, VP candidate JD Vance can’t stop bringing attention to these stories, Trump keeps intentionally mispronouncing Kamala Harris’ name, he seems to KNOW and NOT KNOW a lot of things, and Jimmy checks in with a panel of political experts for their thoughts on the debate: Gavin Newsom (Josh Meyers), MyPillow Mike Lindell (James Adomian), and JD Vance (Haley Joel Osment). #Kimmel

TOO CONFIDENT? We got him on the run, Girl! Just stick to the script; watch him go mental.

I'm a fire-exhausting dragon waiting to burn her

Don't expect too much from Kami. That way we can only be delightfully surprised that she studied and prepared and did method acting with a coach and a lookalike Trump to prepare. Once upon a time, in a campaign he was losing, Trump debated his female opponent. He couldn't beat her on substance, as hated as she was, so he walked up behind her at the podium like Jaws the Shark to throw her off her game. It sure worked. He's a nut and a scoundrel and has tricks up his sleeve. All he does all day is argue with people. He doesn't play fair. He just plays to win. He's a liar.

Excuse me, Sir. I'm speaking, OK? Thank you.

She's a lying lawyer, and her grift is the law, where she gets to plan tactics with reasonable opponents, other lawyers, not sociopathic nuts. She doesn't stand a chance. She's about to be mowed down by an orange weedwhacker. The only reason she didn't blow her big speech at the DNC is because she was reading what she had memorized. How will that skill in reciting prepared comments help her here? She gets softball questions all the time. If they are ever uncomfortable, she cackles. The orange monster gets hit in the back of the head with a 2x4 daily, and he seems to like it. It has made him an ugly American, a New Yorker, a con, a used car salesman with no shame or boundaries, no limits or conscience. We fear she will be so humiliated and out on her butt like her boss was the last time he went up against the ginger j*ck*ss. Beware, Kami. Tap out as soon as you can and turn it over to Tim. You're in over your attorney head.

• WATCH Trump's LDE energy: Kamala's campaign strikes rawest of nerves for weird Donald in mocking new ad
• Pres. Vladimir Putin terror as Russian leader faces coup and loyalists turn on Kremlin traitors
• Kamala Harris's big gamble could cost her the election, says data expert
• COMICS: The latest editorial cartoons from The Tribune
• Dick "Darth Vader" Cheney Harris endorsement
• How MAGA media figures are scrambling after DOJ's bombshell Russia indictment
• I rewatched Kamala Harris’ Utah debate so others don’t have to
• Who has more to lose in this debate, Cackling Kamala or Crappin' Trump?
• Trump calls for government shutdown (so he can reopen it after he's elected)
• Not a good time for Trump as he faces swift GOP-backlash over shutdown comments
• Harris vs. Trump: Kornacki has the latest polling numbers ahead of the big debate
• The blood sport begins 6:00 pm (Pacific), 9:00 pm (Eastern)

Meet the writer behind those campaign fundraising emails clogging our inboxes | The Daily Show

(The Daily Show) Sept. 10, 2024: Meet campaign email ghostwriter Susan Callipenni-McIntyre (Desi Lydic), the keyboard-pushing, politician-impersonating literary genius behind the many, many desperate messages asking for just $5 to save America. #DailyShow #DesiLydic #email

Kamala and Trump prepare to debate, Dick Cheney endorses, JD Vance in pool

(The Daily Show) Sept. 9, 2024: With the election rapidly approaching, Jordan Klepper catches up on the latest stories in the presidential race, including recent telephone polling favoring Trump, JD Vance swimming in a t-shirt, and Dick Cheney’s surprising endorsement of Kamala. Plus, as Harris and Trump prepare for their first debate with starkly different approaches, Grace Kuhlenschmidt joins to break down the Republican candidate’s predictable “weaving” tactics. #DailyShow #JordanKlepper #debate

Trump says he wants to lock up late night hosts, fails to prepare to debate over-prepped Kamala because he'll just wing it like usual, and Melania has a new book

(Jimmy Kimmel Live) Sept. 9, 2024: There has been an intense heat wave here in Los Angeles (particularly the Valley), Jimmy sends guard Guillermo to check on his wax figure at Madame Toussard’s on Hollywood Boulevard to see if it’s holding up in this heat, football players have the option of wearing protective helmet bumpers this year, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are going head-to-head in their first and only debate tomorrow night on ABC, there are various prop bets you can bet on from tie color to if they will shake hands, Trump had a very busy day yesterday posting a birthday wish to the Virgin Mary and endorsing Hulk Hogan’s beer, he is still worked up over the fact that Tim Walz keeps calling him "weird," California's Gov. Newsom's ex Kimberly Guilfoyle wowed a crowd at the Florida Republican Party Victory Dinner, Trump has been hammering the idea that Democrats are randomly chopping off kids’ private parts, Rolling Stone published a report that Donald has tried to declare anti-Trump material broadcast by late night shows as illegal, Melania (more Barron's mom than Mrs. Trump) has a new book coming out, we have a winner for tonight’s award for Excellence in Reporting and Apple gives a surprisingly honest sales pitch at their recent summit. #Kimmel

• Lincoln Project (commercial); Jimmy Kimmel Live!, 9/9/24; Desi Lydic, Jordan Klepper, The Daily Show; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

UCLA's Mindful Awareness Research Center

Dir. Diana Winston; Ananda (Dharma Bud Meditation), Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Mindfulness is trending. Are insurance companies paying attention? (msn.com)

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The historical Buddha on sati

UCLA's Mindful Awareness Research Center (MARC) has a mission.

That mission is to foster mindful awareness across the lifespan through education and research to promote well-being and a more compassionate society.

Mindful awareness (mindfulness) is defined as "paying attention to present-moment experiences with openness, curiosity, and a willingness to be with what is."

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  Director Diana Winston, former Buddhist nun

  [Wisdom Quarterly: Emphasis in mindfulness (sati) is on radical acceptance of whatever is in the present moment, rather than leaving, judging, struggling, evaluating, or needing to fix or change it. In doing so, one avoids the habits of clinging to the pleasant, rejecting/fearing the unpleasant, or checking out when anything seems neutral, confusing, or boring. "Be here now." First we learn to stay with the body, then feelings, then mind, and mind objects: These are the Four Foundations of Mindfulness or sati-patthāna.]

Mind-body are interdependent (marc.ucla.edu)

Mindfulness can be trained systematically, and it can be implemented more fully in daily life by people of any age, profession, or background.

MARC offers classes, programs, trainings, and events to the Los Angeles community, UCLA, and to the wider global community through virtual and in-person learning, web resources, and a free app ("UCLA Mindful") with great guided meditations. More

The key to physical health is mental wellness.

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Andrew Basiago: Project Pegasus (Podcast)

NerdSloth, Jan. 23, 2022; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Andrew Basiago and Project Pegasus | A Lil' Spooky Podcast 

(NerdSloth) This is an early 2022 A Lil' Spooky | cryptids and conspiracies podcast.

Whistleblower Andrew D. Basiago, Esq.

In this episode, Colleen and Everett discuss former presidential candidate Andrew Basiago and his claims to have traveled to the past as a child in CIA/US government secret experiments. Everett reads some listener submitted news stories about underground aliens and a bizarre Amber Alert. Subscribe: ► NerdSlothSubscribe MERCH ► NerdSloth-Store

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"RussiaGate" = fake news, hoax (video)

Aaron Maté (Pushback on Rolling Stone's Useful Idiots with Matt and Katie), Jimmy Dore (TJDS, The Jimmy Dore Show); Lee Camp (RT); Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

TJDS (jimmydorecomedy.com)

Journalist Aaron Mate puts the final nail in the "RussiaGate" coffin: CrowdStrike now admits that there was “no evidence.”

But Jimmy Dore already knew this was all a distraction because NSA Spy Bill Binney explains a computer program he put together with Ed Loomis to detect such things. Ray McGovern at The Nation knew and told us and were attacked for it.

They say I'm a two-face just because I lie.

Then Lee Camp (Redacted Tonight on RT) looks at the sworn testimony and comes to the same conclusion. Trying to take down Trump using this case was like not trying to take him down at all. What was the purpose of the circus, distraction? Trump's still in office, and now no one (namely Joe Biden) is opposing him, by the Democratic National Committee or DNC's machinations.

Lee Camp is suppressed for telling the truth.

Far from being against the Trump administration, it's all talk. The Democrats and Republicans work hand and hand and put on an act to be in opposition. Mueller, FBI, Congress, Adam Schiff, Brennan, Clapper, Rachel Maddow and MSNBC, Chris Hayes... (Aaron Mate names names) they all knew there was no evidence and carried on anyway to cover for the DNC.

EXPOSE: How CIA spied on WikiLeaks' Julian Assange (Aaron Mate, thegrayzone.com)

• New NYPD press officer co-wrote The Intercept Russiagate story that landed source in prison The Intercept published a story that landed Reality Winner in prison, burning its third source. That article was co-authored by Richard Esposito, an embedded police reporter who is now the NYPD’s top spokesperson.

The UFO over California (video)

Julien Solomita (youtube); DailyMail.co.uk; Pat Macpherson, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly

Excitement begins at Minute 1:19. We were on the Target parking structure shooting some night footage, timelapses, etcetera for the vlog. And as we were walking back to the car, Jason pointed out this UFO that wasn't anything but a suspicious orange light moving fast. I was able to begin recording right then and there. As you can see in the video, the object turns into something that releases some sort of giant blue light in a circular haze. It was easily the craziest thing I've witnessed. I rushed home to upload. What do you think it really is? Business inquiries: JulienFightingSolo@gmail.com (twitter.com, instagram.com, facebook).

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UFO? No wonder California freaked out! New pictures show spectacular flying object over San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge that sparked UFO scare -- and a host of conspiracy theories

UFOs don't exist. Well, some.

These awe-inspiring photographs capture the moment a nuclear-capable missile was fired off the coast of California and shot over San Francisco.

Photographer Abe Blair, 36, was taking pictures of the San Francisco skyline when a dazzling blue light streaked across the sky. He quickly grabbed his camera and managed to take these incredible images of [what the dishonest US government claims is just] the unarmed Trident II (D5) missile's launch by a US Navy submarine [which it always tests over the most populous state in full view of everybody. Yeah, that cover story's believable. *Irony*]
 

[We'll have to wait until the Disclosure Process begins in earnest to find out what it really was, just like the spiral object over Norway. Stewart Swerdlow or JOHN LEAR can tell us the truth now]. The mystery light sparked a flurry of calls to police and posts on social media speculating that it might be a UFO [unidentified flying object].

Nothing to see here, move along

 

"Mothership" over the ocean

(EM) We look up, see lights in the sky, and wonder what in the world -- with its brahmas and maras, yakhas and nagas, rulers and people in this generation -- they are. The akasha deva loka, or "world of light beings in space," permanently live on and in this planet, and other groups frequently visit, some protective, others not. Believe. But we won't believe our own eyes until our government gives us permission, in spite of the fact that the UK, Canada, and other nations have already released their secret UFO files.

U.S.A.F. chart shows what we will officially label all unexplained phenomena in the sky.

 

Did the Kepler telescope just find the first signs of alien life?

It's Complicated! The Social Lives of Teens

CC Liiu, Dev, Wisdom Quarterly; Dannah Boyd (sciencefriday.com); Elizabeth Blair (NPR)

Mmm, like, excuse me. This conversation is kinda like private. Like you wouldn't understand.

OMG, I can't believe you'd talk to that fart-chicken, she is such a biznatch, like, I don't want you to talk to her anymore, or I will totally go ape$hit, I mean it! - Inhale, girl, inhale.

    

Ahhh, I'm going all crazy! - Me, too!

The practice of hiding in plain sight is not new. When ancient Greeks wanted to send a message over great distances, they could not rely on privacy. Messengers could easily be captured and encoded messages deciphered.

 

The most secure way to send a "private" message was to make sure that no one knew that the message existed in the first place. Historical sources describe the extraordinary lengths to which Greeks went, hiding messages within wax tablets or tattoo­ing them on a slave’s head and allowing the slave’s hair to grow out before sending him or her out to meet the message’s recipient. 

 

When I hold my fingers like this, in one of my mudras, it means Pat likes me!!!

  

It was all snap googly and insta, man. - What?

Although these messages could be easily read by anyone who both­ered to look, they became visible only if the viewer knew to look for them in the first place. Cryptographers describe this practice of hiding messages in plain sight as steganography.

 

Children love to experiment with encoding messages. From pig latin to invisible ink pens, children explore hidden messages when they’re imagining themselves as spies and messengers. 

 

It's like totally complicated (amazon.com)

And as children grow up, they look for more sophisticated means of passing messages that elude the watchful eyes of adults.

 

In watching teens navigate public networks, I became enamored of how they were regularly encoding hidden meaning in publicly available messages. They were engaged in a practice that Alice Marwick and I called “social steg­anography,” or hiding messages in plain sight by leveraging shared knowledge and cues embedded in particular social contexts.

 

This uses countless linguistic and cultural tools -- including lyrics, in-jokes, and culturally specific references to encode messages that are functionally accessible but simultaneously mean­ingless. 

 

Obama and the NSA may spy, but we... XOXO

Some teens use pronouns while others refer to events, use nicknames, and employ predetermined code words to share gossip that lurking adults cannot interpret. Many teens write in ways that will blend in and be invisible to or misinterpreted by adults. Whole con­versations about school gossip, crushes... More + AUDIO

• The Internet's dark side exposed in three new films

Online, researcher says, teens do what they've ALWAYS done

Elizabeth Blair (Morning Edition, NPR.org, Feb. 25, 2014)

Don't call me, just text, 'kay? - O.K.

Researcher Danah Boyd is obsessed with how teenagers use the Internet. For the legions of adults who are worried about them, that's a good thing.
 

With a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley, a Masters from MIT, and as a senior researcher at Microsoft, Boyd is something of a star in the world of social media. For her new book, It's Complicated, she spent about eight years studying teenagers and how they interact online.

 

She says she wrote the book in part to help parents, educators, and journalists relax. "The kids are all right," she says.

 

Before Facebook, before Myspace, Boyd (who prefers to use lowercase for her first and last name like e.e. cummings) was an early adopter of the Internet. She got hooked when she was a teenager in the mid-1990s living with her family in a small town in Pennsylvania. It was "inspiring and exciting" to suddenly have access "to people who were more interesting than the people I went to school with," she says.

 

Yay, the kids are all right! (Danah Boyd/CDI)

Today, boyd is one of those people who seems to have memorized several maps of the World Wide Web. She roams like the rest of us, but she also seems to know exactly where to go and what to do when she gets there. She's got a variety of different Twitter accounts. 

"I have both my formal, professional @zephoria account, but then I also have a personal account -- which is me joking around with friends -- and then I have an even sillier account which is me pretending to be my 7-month-old son," says boyd.

"Flickr," she says, "has been a home for a long time to share photos with friends," and LinkedIn is where she spends professional time.

 

On the subject of Facebook, boyd rolls her eyes. Yes, she's there, but she finds it a very hard space to manage. More + LISTEN (5:30)

• Hey, kids, get the shovels! California couple finds 10 million dollars in gold coins in back yard 
• Teen wants to bring light to dark world of the poor
• Three musicians crushed at Bolivian Carnival celebrations
• PHOTOS: Carnival in Brazil: Feathers, Floats, Bodies

What our Email says about our Spirituality

(Goddiscussion.com) Hunch.com mined 700,000 users' data to compile stereotypes associated with the four major free email providers. They concluded that:

• AOL users were typically more spiritual and had children.
• Gmail users were generally thin, young men who were politically liberal.
• Hotmail users are often single, young women who are not religious.
• Yahoo! users were usually in a relationship and live out in the suburbs or in rural areas.
  Hunch also says Yahoo! users tend to have sweet tooth, whereas Gmailers are more partial to "salty snacks." More>>

How to Spot Lying; Best Photos

Learn to spot a liar
Certain clues and behaviors can tip you off when someone is stretching the truth. Tactics (Forbes.com)

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