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Briefing Document: Analysis of Recent Online Sources
This briefing document summarizes the main themes, important ideas, and key facts presented in the provided excerpts from various online sources. Quotes from the original sources are included where relevant.
1. U.S. Foreign Policy and Geopolitics:
The "Sphere of Interest" Hypocrisy: Several sources highlight what they perceive as a double standard in U.S. foreign policy regarding "spheres of interest." The "Foreign Relations & Acrimonious Divorce" piece quotes President Monroe's 1823 declaration of the Western Hemisphere as the U.S.'s "sphere of interest" and contrasts this with the outrage expressed by the U.S. foreign policy establishment when Russia declares a similar interest in its border regions, particularly Ukraine. The author asks rhetorically, "How dare Vladimir Putin declare a sphere of influence!" and poses the hypothetical of a Russian military alliance with Cuba.
Trump's Contrasting Approach to Russia: The "Foreign Relations" piece argues that Donald Trump is unique among recent presidents in understanding Russia's legitimate national security interests, citing the historical impact of Napoleon's and Hitler's invasions on the "Russian psyche." It suggests Trump recognizes the lack of trust between Russia and the Biden administration and views the Ukrainian regime with similar skepticism.
The Role of Neocons and the Military-Industrial Complex: "Geopolitical Shockwaves" attributes the West's involvement in Ukraine, despite its corruption, to several factors, including its use as a "highly effective laundromat" for American tax dollars, the enrichment of figures like the Bidens, and the careers of "a large coterie of Neocons in DC" who seek to destroy Russia. The author hopes Trump will investigate these financial flows. The piece also contends that the "Deep State" needs enemies to sustain the "war machine" and "infotainment arm."
NATO's Irrelevance and Potential Collapse: "Geopolitical Shockwaves" argues that NATO "should have been abolished after the Soviet Union disintegrated" and has become a "provocation to Russia." The author suggests its potential collapse is a "good thing."
Trump's Foreign Policy as "Empire Building" Through Economic Means: "Understanding Trump's Foreign Policy" presents a nuanced view, suggesting Trump's focus on tariffs and an "incipient peace in Ukraine" is pragmatic but also potentially "territorial expansionist" in the mold of William McKinley. The author argues Trump sees "American 'ownership'" through investments (e.g., in Ukrainian rare earths, Panama Canal ports) as a substitute for military presence, aiming to reduce expenditures while enriching involved parties.
The Ukraine Conflict and Potential Outcomes: "Understanding Trump's Foreign Policy" notes Trump's apparent acceptance of a "Russian victory" and desire for "organic elections in Ukraine" and an end to the "Zelensky era and NATO expansion." "Geopolitical Shockwaves" predicts Ukraine will lose the war and suggests Zelensky should seek refuge from potential extradition. "MOTIVES" highlights that Zelensky's "White House temper tantrum screwed the negotiating pooch," forcing him to offer "additional concessions" in peace talks.
Germany's Defense Spending Shift: "MOTIVES" points to a significant development in Europe, reporting that "Germany poised to commit €1 trillion for defence and infrastructure in stunning reversal," abandoning long-standing fiscal restraint. This is seen as a reaction to the current geopolitical climate.
2. Domestic Politics and "Doublespeak":
Trump's "Doublespeak" and Remaking of Language: "The Deep State's War on Truth" analyzes President Trump's administration's use of language, characterizing it as "doublespeak." It argues that while Trump claims to seek peace with Russia, he simultaneously sends billions in weapons to Israel. The article provides several examples of this alleged doublespeak across various policy areas, such as nationalism, spending, law and order, efficiency, and the economy. It draws a parallel to Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four ministries, suggesting a "Ministry of Truth" aimed at manipulating language for control.
The "Deep State" and Obstruction of Rapprochement with Russia: "Geopolitical Shockwaves" posits that the "Deep State" will resist any improvement in relations with Russia to prevent the exposure of "deep layers of corruption and criminality."
Questionable Narratives and Staged Events: "puff.pdf" presents a highly skeptical view of media narratives, suggesting that events like Tucker Carlson's alleged interview with Sam Bankman-Fried in jail, and the housing of high-profile prisoners like P. Diddy and others in a "15-man dorm" separate from the general population, are potentially staged. The author questions the logistics and coincidences, drawing parallels to past claims about where figures like R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell were held, which the author believes were fabricated. The piece implies a broader distrust of government narratives and mainstream media.
3. Health and Vaccines:
Skepticism Towards RSV Vaccine and Pfizer: "The RSV Vaccine is Here" expresses strong skepticism towards the new Pfizer-made RSV vaccine, citing Pfizer's history as one of the "world's most evil companies." The author lists numerous potential side effects of the vaccine, including severe reactions and Guillain-Barre syndrome, and questions the motivation behind pushing vaccines on healthy individuals. The author asks, "When will these bastards stop pushing vaccines for healthy people and start diagnosing and treating people who are ill instead?"
Rejection of Plant-Based Diets: "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!" presents an extreme view against plant-based diets, particularly singling out spinach and kale as "toxic leafy greens." The author argues that humans are not herbivores and can barely absorb nutrients from plants, which are in the "chemically wrong form" and can cause toxicity. The piece advocates for a diet based on animal products like liver and fatty meat, stating emphatically, "Again, never ever consume anything plant-based!"
4. Israel and the Palestinian Conflict:
Criticism of Netanyahu's Actions and U.S. Support: "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu" strongly criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for allegedly breaking a ceasefire and cutting off aid to Gazans. The author laments the disappearance of "Trump as peace maker" and accuses the Israeli army of killing Palestinians and others with impunity.
Allegations of Jewish Influence and Control: This source makes serious and controversial accusations, claiming that a "largely Jewish-led and funded movement" (neoconservatives) has driven the U.S. into wars. It further alleges that "Jewish perfidy directed at corrupting and gaining influence over the United States goes back more than a hundred years," citing the creation of the Federal Reserve and control of major newspapers. The author quotes Nathan Mayer Rothschild's famous saying about controlling a nation's money supply.
Dehumanization of Palestinians and Disregard for Non-Jewish Lives: The article quotes a rabbi referring to Palestinians as "animals" and asserts this view is widely accepted in the Israeli Jewish community. It further claims that even American presidents are seen as "ignorant goyim to be used and discarded." The author interprets Netanyahu's gift of a golden pager to Trump as a "sick joke or perhaps even intended as a warning," referencing Israel's past use of exploding devices.
The Hannibal Directive and Samson Option: The piece highlights the admission by a former Israeli defense minister about the use of the Hannibal Directive (to kill Israeli hostages) and mentions the "Samson Option" (use of nuclear weapons against enemies and potentially allies if Israel is threatened with destruction), presenting these as representative of Israeli government thinking.
Declining Public Opinion of Israel: "schwim.pdf" notes a decline in public opinion towards Israel, linking this to the author's "history of exposes" rather than to David Schwimmer's actions. The author uses the acronym ADL to stand for "Audacious Deceivers and Liars" and dismisses claims of "babies cooked on grills" as propaganda.
Trump's Gaza Policy Focused on Ownership: "Understanding Trump's Foreign Policy" contrasts Trump's offer to Greenland based on "national interest" with the silence on Gaza, suggesting the U.S. and Israel desire "full ownership of Gaza’s offshore gas deposits, its strategic location, and a 'final solution' for Palestinian physical and moral existence." Trump reportedly rejected an Egyptian plan that would have allowed Gazans to remain on their land.
5. Cultural Commentary: Punk and Shoegaze Music:
Punk as a Manufactured and Subversive Force: "WHITE NOISE" presents a critical view of punk rock, arguing it was a "manufactured" phenomenon steered by figures like Andy Warhol and Malcolm McLaren as a "crude attempt to mainstream S&M and perverse sexuality" and to subvert national sovereignty by promoting individual "freedom" over their bodies. The author claims punk was a "psychological operation" facilitated by government-controlled media to contain real rebellion and weaken societal morals. The Sex Pistols' "God Save The Queen" is described as a "Bolshevik revolution against the British monarchy" achieved through cultural war.
Link Between Punk and Degeneracy: The article connects punk to drug use, homosexuality leading to AIDS, and the destruction of traditional values. Figures like Alan Ginsberg and movements like Satanism are mentioned in this context. The author sees contemporary social issues like puberty blockers and drug addiction epidemics as a consequence of this cultural shift.
Shoegaze as a Reaction Against Punk's Negativity: The piece contrasts punk with the emergence of shoegaze music, portraying shoegaze as a more "mythical," "refined," and "reactionary" genre that rejected punk's self-destructive tendencies. Shoegaze artists like My Bloody Valentine, Cocteau Twins, and Rowland S. Howard are presented as introverted figures focused on sound and atmosphere rather than the debauchery associated with punk.
The Irish Influence on Atmospheric Music: The author highlights the significant contribution of Irish artists like My Bloody Valentine and Enya to atmospheric and ambient music, suggesting a connection to Ireland's more "ethnically and culturally homogenous" identity and resistance to globalist influences. Enya is praised for her artistic integrity in ignoring mainstream trends.
Co-option of Alternative Music and Suppression of Genuine Innovation: The article suggests that more innovative genres like shoegaze were deliberately sidelined by the establishment, while less challenging and more commercially viable acts like Oasis were promoted as part of "Cool Britannia," a "psychological operation" to support political agendas.
This briefing document provides a comprehensive overview of the diverse and often controversial ideas presented in the provided sources. It is important to note that these sources represent specific viewpoints and may not reflect objective or universally accepted truths. Critical evaluation of the information presented is encouraged.
Several sources express strong skepticism towards mainstream narratives. One article critiques the media's portrayal of a measles outbreak, questioning its severity and the focus on vaccination while ignoring other health factors. Another piece argues that US foreign policy is unduly influenced by pro-Israel interests, leading to harmful actions and a disregard for American interests. A third source contends that Donald Trump's administration used deceptive language and contradictory actions to maintain the "Deep State's" power. Additionally, one article posits that Trump's tariff policies will ultimately harm the US economy. Finally, another commentary analyzes Trump's foreign policy, suggesting a blend of protectionism and a belief in American "ownership" abroad, while still criticizing his stance on Gaza.
**1. Title: # Foreign Relations & Acrimonious Divorce [No Author] https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/foreign-relations-acrimonious-divorce/
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The prevailing mentality in the U.S. after the Cold War seemed to be that Russia was too defeated to have its own national and security interests, leading to an inability to see things from the Russian perspective1 .
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This American inability to understand Russia's viewpoint has hardened, with the presumption that Russia has no standing to make national security claims, even on its Ukrainian border2 .
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This mentality ignores the Balance of Power doctrine, which recognizes that powerful parties will press any advantage they gain in disputes over material and strategic interests2 ....
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The U.S. government claims a sphere of interest for itself in the Western Hemisphere but often disregards similar claims by other nations like Russia4 .
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Former President Trump seemed to understand the historical trauma experienced by Russia from invasions and also distrusted both the Biden administration and the Ukrainian regime under Zelensky5 .
**2. Title: # Geopolitical Shockwaves of Russia’s Victory in Ukraine By Doug Casey https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/doug-casey/geopolitical-shockwaves-of-russias-victory-in-ukraine/
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The U.S. involvement in the Ukraine-Russia war was "criminally insane," and much of the aid provided was unaccounted for, benefiting NGOs and connected individuals6 ....
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Zelensky's wealth accumulation raises questions, and he may face consequences similar to dictators who are responsible for destruction and looting9 ....
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Despite some fears, Russia is unlikely to attempt to conquer Europe and may even disintegrate into smaller units over time11 ....
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A Russian victory will likely lead to a wave of Ukrainian emigrants, and rebuilding Ukraine should involve free-market principles rather than government aid13 ....
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The U.S. Deep State, with its vested interests in the war machine, will likely attempt to block any rapprochement between the U.S. and Russia15 ....
**3. Title: # Measles Mania: What the Legacy Media Won't Tell You [No Author] https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/measles-mania-what-the-legacy-media-wont-tell-you/
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The legacy media is presenting the recent measles "outbreak" incorrectly, often claiming it is tragic because "measles is vaccine preventable" without fully verified claims17 .
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While many measles cases are reported in unvaccinated children, some cases also involve vaccinated individuals, and some may develop measles post-vaccination18 ....
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Underlying poor health makes populations more susceptible to infectious diseases, as seen with the impact of Covid-19 in the U.S. compared to healthier populations19 ....
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Figures like Dr. Peter Hotez and Dr. Paul Offit, who advocate for vaccine mandates and have ties to Big Pharma, are given prominence in legacy media while downplaying the importance of good nutrition and a healthy environment21 ....
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The legacy media focuses on measles while largely ignoring other significant health issues like autism, cancer, and vaccine injuries, often influenced by Big Pharma advertising24 ....
**4. Title: # No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison! By Joachim Bartoll | https://bartoll.se/2025/03/spinach-is-poison/
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Eating raw spinach is considered harmful and "poisonous" because it is not species-appropriate for humans, who are described as "obligate hyper carnivores"27 ....
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Plants, including spinach, contain defense chemicals and antinutrients that are damaging to the human body, and humans have limited ability to extract nutrients from plant matter29 ....
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The idea that spinach is "nutrient-rich" is dismissed as "lying propaganda" based on lab analyses that do not consider bioavailability and bioconversion in humans30 ....
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Consuming plant-based foods like spinach can lead to health problems such as kidney stones due to high levels of oxalates and can interfere with nutrient absorption and hormone function due to other antinutrients33 ....
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The recommendation to eat several cups of vegetables daily is considered misguided, and a diet based on animal products like organ meats and eggs is suggested as sufficient and more bioavailable for human nutritional needs35 ....
**5. Title: # Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue, by Philip Giraldi - The Unz Review https://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/saying-goodbye-to-benjamin-netanyahu-is-long-overdue/
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President Trump's silence on the Ukrainian conflict and Israeli actions, including the treatment of Gazans, is criticized38 ....
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The author suggests that neoconservatives, largely a "Jewish-led and funded movement," have dominated U.S. foreign policy and national security thinking, believing U.S. dominance benefits Israel40 ....
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The U.S.'s involvement with Israel is argued to be damaging to the U.S.'s reputation and economy, with Israel often manipulating the relationship through its domestic lobby42 ....
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The author posits a long history of "Jewish perfidy" in gaining influence over the U.S. through institutions like the Federal Reserve and major media outlets44 ....
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The power of the "Israeli Lobby" in the U.S. is described as immense and largely extralegal, making it difficult for politicians to challenge Israeli policies, with potential severe consequences for those who do46 ....
**6. Title: # The Deep State’s War on Truth—Waged With Doublespeak, Delusion and Propaganda [No Author] https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/the-deep-states-war-on-truth-waged-with-doublespeak-delusion-and-propaganda/
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The Deep State wages a war on truth using "doublespeak," delusion, and propaganda, and Donald Trump's administration has provided cover for its continued power48 ....
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Trump's administration's actions often contradict his rhetoric regarding peace, corruption, and national security, indicating his priorities lie with maintaining the Deep State's power50 ....
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Trump has mastered the art of doublespeak, using contradictory language to describe government actions, such as an order "Ending the Weaponization of the Federal Government" that calls for weaponizing it52 ....
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Examples of Trump's doublespeak include threatening to halt aid to Ukraine while sending billions to Israel and declaring nationalism while pursuing a global power grab53 ....
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The tactics of the Trump administration, characterized by lies and the stifling of independent thought, mirror the authoritarian regime in George Orwell's 1984, suggesting a path towards a dystopian state56 ....
**7. Title: # The RSV Vaccine is Here – Aren’t We lucky? By Rhoda Wilson | https://expose-news.com/2025/03/07/the-rsv-vaccine-is-here-arent-we-lucky/
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The NHS is inviting older adults to receive a new RSV vaccine made by Pfizer, a company with a history of "disgraceful behaviour"59 ....
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Common side effects of the RSV vaccine are described as mild but include headache, aching body, and swelling, while rare serious side effects like Guillain-Barre syndrome are acknowledged, particularly in older adults61 ....
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The Mayo Clinic advises caution for individuals with prior reactions to medicines, those taking medications, and those with weak immune systems, suggesting the vaccine may only be suitable for a very specific subset of healthy elderly individuals63 ....
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The Mayo Clinic warns that the RSV vaccine will not protect everyone and lists numerous potential side effects, including blurred vision, dizziness, chest tightness, and more severe reactions64 ....
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The author questions the rationale behind pushing vaccines for healthy people instead of focusing on diagnosing and treating the ill, implying that pharmaceutical companies and doctors are profiting from this practice66 .
**8. Title: # Trump's Tariff Wars Will Hurt U.S. the Most [No Author] https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/trumps-tariff-wars-will-hurt-u-s-the-most/
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President Trump's tariffs have targeted Canada, Mexico, China, and soon the European Union, with inconsistent implementation for North American neighbors67 ....
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Tariffs against China are viewed by the Trump administration as a way to hurt a strategic enemy, but China has retaliated with its own tariffs on U.S. goods and restrictions on American companies69 ....
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China disputes the claim that its exports are the primary source of the U.S. fentanyl problem, pointing to domestic issues like pharmaceutical company practices and social governance71 ....
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Tariffs are considered dangerous as they distort markets, increase costs for all participants, and will primarily be felt by U.S. consumers74 .
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The planned tariffs could raise the U.S. tariff rate to its highest level since before WWI, potentially leading to a global economic crash similar to the Great Depression75 ....
**9. Title: # Understanding Trump’s Foreign Policy – and Where It Might Lead By Karen Kwiatkowski https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/karen-kwiatkowski/understanding-trumps-foreign-policy-and-where-it-might-lead/
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Trump's foreign policy aims to align America's actions with fairness, prosperity, and peace, reminiscent of Ron Paul's limited government and anti-war stance77 .
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Trump's foreign policy regarding Ukraine involves recognizing the Russian victory, wanting organic elections, and opposing the Zelensky era and NATO expansion78 ....
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While admiring economic protectionist McKinley, Trump also seems to believe that economic engagement can be a deterrent to conflict, using American "ownership" as a substitute for military presence79 ....
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Trump's proposal for Gaza, involving funding and assisting Israel, is controversial and seen by some as supporting a "slow genocide"83 .
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Despite his rhetoric, Trump is viewed by the author as a "shill" for Israel's government, influenced by donors and appointments, which could undermine his legacy84 ....
**10. Title: # WHITE NOISE: Shoegaze, Night Rites & REJECTING PUNK, by Mark O'Brien - The Unz Review https://www.unz.com/article/white-noise-shoegaze-night-rites-rejecting-punk/
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Punk rock is portrayed as a manufactured subculture, a psychological operation steered by figures like Andy Warhol and Malcolm McLaren to promote perverse sexuality and undermine genuine rebellion88 ....
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Punk's attack on the British monarchy is seen as a Bolshevik revolution through culture war, weakening British identity and paving the way for a managerial state90 ....
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Shoegaze music emerged as a reaction against the noise and nihilism of punk, with Irish, Scottish, and Australian origins, focusing on more mythical and introverted sonic landscapes93 ....
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Shoegaze, along with artists like Enya, is contrasted with the self-destructive and commercial nature of punk and later alternative rock, offering a more contemplative and artistically driven experience95 ....
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The recent track "Den" by Australian band "Night Rites" is highlighted as a modern example of music that embodies the spirit of shoegaze, offering a sophisticated and textured sound that rejects the trends of commercially driven music98 ....
**11. Title: **# New York Jails=Disneyland? by Miles Mathis https://milesmathis.com/puff.pdf
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The author questions the plausibility of Tucker Carlson allegedly interviewing Sam Bankman-Fried in a New York jail, suggesting inconsistencies in the reported living arrangements of high-profile inmates100 .
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The claim that Bankman-Fried is housed with other famous prisoners like PDiddy in a separate "15-man dorm" is seen as absurd and a way to explain why real prisoners might not see them100 .
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The author suggests that the housing of high-profile inmates in special units in top jails is often a fabrication, with these individuals being actors brought in for occasional photoshoots101 .
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The fact that the attorneys for Combs and Mangione are husband and wife is highlighted as a suspicious "coincidence," hinting at a possible orchestrated narrative101 .
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The alleged housing of R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell in the same location further fuels the author's skepticism, as a guest writer previously argued that the R. Kelly imprisonment was faked101 .
**12. Title: **# Support for Israel Dropping like a Rock [No Author] https://milesmathis.com/schwim.pdf
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Despite efforts by pro-Israel figures like David Schwimmer, public support for Israel is reportedly declining significantly, according to a poll102 .
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The fall in support is notable among both Republicans and Democrats, with a more substantial decrease among Democrats102 .
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Interestingly, despite the perception of Hollywood being heavily Jewish and pro-Israel, Republican support for Israel is now significantly higher than Democratic support103 .
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The decline in support for Israel seems to correlate with the author's and his guest writer's exposes on Middle East "theatrics" and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, beginning around 2020104 ....
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The author suggests that the propaganda and "fake events" from Israel since 2020 have been largely unsuccessful in maintaining public support106 .
**13. Title: **# ☕ MOTIVES ❧ Friday, March 7, 2025 ❧ C&C NEWS 🦠 [J.D. Childers] https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/motives-friday-march-7-2025-c-and
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The author discusses the use of psychological operations (psyops) and COINTEL-like tactics, suggesting that much of the outrage and division seen online, particularly among conservatives, is manufactured to create infighting and factionalism107 ....
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The criticism of Attorney General Pam Bondi for the slow release of Epstein files is presented as a potential psyop, highlighting the suspicious involvement of Democrats and the lack of reasoned discussion110 ....
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The article notes that Trump has reportedly cut off intelligence-sharing for Ukraine's missiles, potentially forcing Zelensky into making more concessions in negotiations114 ....
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Germany is making a significant shift by planning to commit €1 trillion to defense and infrastructure, reversing long-standing fiscal restraint, which is seen as an ironic response to past criticisms116 ....
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New HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is opposing the use of bird flu vaccines in poultry due to concerns about a lack of sterilizing immunity and the risk of creating dangerous viral mutations, a move praised by the author119 ....
U.S. Foreign Policy and International Relations
According to the sources, what is a central tenet of foreign relations that the U.S. seems to disregard in its dealings with Russia? The central tenet of foreign relations that the U.S. appears to ignore in its relationship with Russia is the "Balance of Power" doctrine. This doctrine recognizes that powerful nations will inevitably press their advantages when material and strategic interests are in dispute, regardless of stated benevolent intentions. The U.S. seems to deny Russia's legitimate national security concerns, even on its own borders, while readily asserting its own "sphere of interest" in the Western Hemisphere.
What historical events are mentioned as significantly impacting the Russian psyche and influencing their perception of Western intentions? The sources highlight Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812 and Hitler's invasion in 1941 as deeply scarring events that have shaped the Russian psyche. These historical experiences contribute to a fundamental distrust of potential Western aggression and a strong emphasis on national security.
What does one source suggest are some of the primary reasons for the West's involvement and financial investment in Ukraine? The sources suggest several reasons for the West's significant investment in Ukraine. These include Ukraine serving as a "laundromat" for American tax dollars, with large sums disappearing into NGOs and the pockets of connected individuals like the Bidens. Additionally, billions have been redistributed to weapons manufacturers and military contractors. A significant factor is also the long-standing desire of Neoconservatives in Washington D.C. to weaken or destroy Russia.
What is the perspective presented regarding the stability and future of Russia as a nation? One source posits that despite current appearances, Russia, being a multicultural domestic empire, is likely to disintegrate into smaller units over the next few decades, similar to the collapse of the Soviet Union. It argues that the costs of trying to reincorporate former Soviet territories would be too high, leading to economic strain and potential guerrilla warfare.
What is NATO's role viewed as in the context of U.S.-Russia relations, according to one of the sources? NATO is viewed negatively by one source, which argues that the organization should have been abolished after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Its continued existence and expansion are seen as a provocation to Russia and a tool for the "Deep State" and the military-industrial complex to maintain a need for enemies, justifying military spending and keeping the public in fear.
Domestic Issues and Political Commentary
How does one source describe President Trump's approach to foreign policy and international agreements? One source portrays Trump's foreign policy as a complex mix of nationalism and a form of empire building. While he declares himself a nationalist and distances the U.S. from allies and international accords, he also expresses intentions to claim foreign lands as part of a global power grab. His policies are described as containing "doublespeak," where actions often contradict stated goals, such as increasing military spending while claiming to save money.
What criticisms are leveled against mainstream media and official narratives regarding events like prisoner status in detention centers? The sources express strong skepticism towards mainstream media and official narratives. One source suggests that reports of high-profile individuals being housed in specific jail units might be fabricated for public consumption. It is claimed that certain "pretend units" exist in top jails to house actors used in staged photoshoots, creating a false impression of their incarceration. This highlights a deep distrust of government transparency and media reporting.
Health and Dietary Claims
What extreme view is presented regarding the consumption of spinach and plant-based foods in general? One source presents a highly critical and alarmist view of spinach and all plant-based foods. It claims that spinach is a toxic leafy green laden with "defense chemicals" and "antinutrients" like oxalates, which are harmful to the human body, potentially leading to kidney stones and other health issues. The author asserts that humans are not biologically equipped to extract nutrients from plants effectively and that consuming them causes toxicity. This source advocates for a diet primarily based on animal products.
Questions & Answers on Current Geopolitical and Social Themes
1. What is the author's main critique of the U.S. foreign policy establishment's view of Russia's security concerns?
The author, drawing on conversations with a retired CIA analyst, argues that the U.S. foreign policy establishment fundamentally disregards Russia's legitimate national security interests, particularly on its borders like Ukraine. This stems from a hardened presumption that Russia has no standing to make such claims. The author contrasts this with the U.S.'s own historical and ongoing assertion of "spheres of interest," such as the Monroe Doctrine in the Western Hemisphere. The author suggests that the U.S. would react with outrage if Russia established a significant military presence in a country like Cuba, yet dismisses Russia's similar concerns in its own vicinity.
2. According to the sources, what are some of the underlying reasons for the West's involvement in Ukraine?
Several reasons are presented. Firstly, Ukraine is described as a "highly effective laundromat" where substantial American tax dollars have been funneled through NGOs and into private pockets, including those connected to figures like the Bidens. Secondly, the conflict benefits weapons manufacturers and military contractors who receive large sums of redistributed funds. Thirdly, a significant faction of Neoconservatives in Washington D.C. are portrayed as having a long-standing goal of weakening or destroying Russia at any cost.
3. What is the author's perspective on President Trump's approach to foreign policy, particularly concerning Russia and Ukraine?
The author views President Trump as a departure from the traditional U.S. foreign policy establishment, recognizing Russia as a legitimate nation with legitimate security interests. Trump is seen as understanding the historical trauma experienced by Russia from invasions and the lack of trust between Russia and the Biden administration. Furthermore, Trump is depicted as skeptical of the Ukrainian regime, particularly given Zelensky's past support for Biden. Trump's approach is characterized as more pragmatic and realistic, aiming for peace in Ukraine and an end to NATO expansion.
4. What criticisms are leveled against mainstream media portrayals of Russia and Ukraine, and what analogy is used to illustrate this?
The author argues that Americans know "absolutely nothing" about Russia and Ukraine, relying solely on media narratives that are consistently untruthful. This is likened to the Austrian literati's fascination with a serial killer, Jack Unterweger, whom they romanticized without any real knowledge of his true nature. The less people know about a situation, the more they project their own fantasies onto it, and the author suggests this is happening with Western perceptions of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
5. What are the potential economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and related Western policies, according to the sources?
Several potential economic consequences are highlighted. Russia has been forced to significantly increase its military spending, which is a strain on its economy. Conversely, if the war ends, demobilizing this expanded army could also cause economic distortions. The continuation of NATO, despite the collapse of the Soviet Union, is seen as a financial burden and a provocation. Regarding investment, while Russian stocks and bonds might offer speculative opportunities after markets reopen, the long-term stability of Russia itself is questioned, with a potential for disintegration. In the West, a financial and economic collapse is suggested as a possibility, particularly if Trump unwinds existing economic policies. Additionally, military/industrial stocks and war stocks are recommended as sells if military spending is reduced. Trump's tariff policies are also predicted to harm the U.S. economy by distorting markets and increasing costs for consumers.
6. What are the key arguments presented against the consumption of spinach and other plant-based foods in one of the sources?
One source vehemently argues that spinach and other plant-based foods are toxic and not suitable for the human diet. The author claims that these foods contain high levels of "defense chemicals" and "antinutrients" like oxalates, which bind to essential minerals and can lead to health problems such as kidney stones and joint pain. It is asserted that humans cannot effectively absorb nutrients from plants due to their chemical form and low bioavailability, and that the consumption of plants puts the body in a stress-induced state. The author advocates for a diet based on animal products like organ meats and fatty meat for optimal health.
7. What are the primary criticisms directed at Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel in the provided excerpts?
Benjamin Netanyahu and his government are heavily criticized for their policies towards Palestinians, including cutting off essential supplies to Gaza and breaking ceasefire agreements. Israel's military actions are described as an "extermination of the Palestinian people," and the Israeli army is referred to sarcastically as the "world's most moral army" despite killing numerous civilians. There are accusations that some Israeli Jews view Palestinians as subhuman and fit only for servitude or death. Netanyahu's relationship with the U.S. is portrayed as manipulative, with the U.S. President being seen as an "ignorant goyim" to be used. The "Hannibal Directive," which allows for the killing of Israeli hostages, and the "Samson Option," a plan involving the use of nuclear weapons even against allies, are cited as examples of the Israeli government's extreme mindset. The influence of a "Jewish-led and funded movement" (neoconservatives) and Jewish control over media and finance are also mentioned as factors corrupting U.S. foreign policy in favor of Israel.
8. How does one source analyze and critique President Trump's rhetoric and actions through the lens of "doublespeak" and historical parallels?
One source argues that President Trump and his administration have employed "doublespeak" by using language in a contradictory and misleading manner. Examples include threatening to halt military aid to Ukraine while simultaneously sending billions in weapons to Israel, and declaring himself a nationalist while pursuing what is described as empire-building through claims on foreign lands. Trump's claims of saving money are contrasted with increased spending and tax cuts that increase the deficit. His advocacy for law and order is juxtaposed with the dismantling of police accountability measures. This is likened to the manipulative use of language by totalitarian regimes, such as in Orwell's "1984." Additionally, Trump's foreign policy is compared to that of President William McKinley, noting McKinley's economic protectionism, territorial expansionism, and association with imperialistic actions. While Trump shows admiration for McKinley's approach, he also seems to hold the contradictory belief that economic interdependence can prevent military conflict.
Questions & Answers on Current Geopolitical and Social Themes
1. What is the author's main critique of the U.S. foreign policy establishment's view of Russia's security concerns?
The author, drawing on conversations with a retired CIA analyst, argues that the U.S. foreign policy establishment fundamentally disregards Russia's legitimate national security interests, particularly on its borders like Ukraine. This stems from a hardened presumption that Russia has no standing to make such claims. The author contrasts this with the U.S.'s own historical and ongoing assertion of "spheres of interest," such as the Monroe Doctrine in the Western Hemisphere. The author suggests that the U.S. would react with outrage if Russia established a significant military presence in a country like Cuba, yet dismisses Russia's similar concerns in its own vicinity.
2. According to the sources, what are some of the underlying reasons for the West's involvement in Ukraine?
Several reasons are presented. Firstly, Ukraine is described as a "highly effective laundromat" where substantial American tax dollars have been funneled through NGOs and into private pockets, including those connected to figures like the Bidens. Secondly, the conflict benefits weapons manufacturers and military contractors who receive large sums of redistributed funds. Thirdly, a significant faction of Neoconservatives in Washington D.C. are portrayed as having a long-standing goal of weakening or destroying Russia at any cost.
3. What is the author's perspective on President Trump's approach to foreign policy, particularly concerning Russia and Ukraine?
The author views President Trump as a departure from the traditional U.S. foreign policy establishment, recognizing Russia as a legitimate nation with legitimate security interests. Trump is seen as understanding the historical trauma experienced by Russia from invasions and the lack of trust between Russia and the Biden administration. Furthermore, Trump is depicted as skeptical of the Ukrainian regime, particularly given Zelensky's past support for Biden. Trump's approach is characterized as more pragmatic and realistic, aiming for peace in Ukraine and an end to NATO expansion.
4. What criticisms are leveled against mainstream media portrayals of Russia and Ukraine, and what analogy is used to illustrate this?
The author argues that Americans know "absolutely nothing" about Russia and Ukraine, relying solely on media narratives that are consistently untruthful. This is likened to the Austrian literati's fascination with a serial killer, Jack Unterweger, whom they romanticized without any real knowledge of his true nature. The less people know about a situation, the more they project their own fantasies onto it, and the author suggests this is happening with Western perceptions of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
5. What are the potential economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and related Western policies, according to the sources?
Several potential economic consequences are highlighted. Russia has been forced to significantly increase its military spending, which is a strain on its economy. Conversely, if the war ends, demobilizing this expanded army could also cause economic distortions. The continuation of NATO, despite the collapse of the Soviet Union, is seen as a financial burden and a provocation. Regarding investment, while Russian stocks and bonds might offer speculative opportunities after markets reopen, the long-term stability of Russia itself is questioned, with a potential for disintegration. In the West, a financial and economic collapse is suggested as a possibility, particularly if Trump unwinds existing economic policies. Additionally, military/industrial stocks and war stocks are recommended as sells if military spending is reduced. Trump's tariff policies are also predicted to harm the U.S. economy by distorting markets and increasing costs for consumers.
6. What are the key arguments presented against the consumption of spinach and other plant-based foods in one of the sources?
One source vehemently argues that spinach and other plant-based foods are toxic and not suitable for the human diet. The author claims that these foods contain high levels of "defense chemicals" and "antinutrients" like oxalates, which bind to essential minerals and can lead to health problems such as kidney stones and joint pain. It is asserted that humans cannot effectively absorb nutrients from plants due to their chemical form and low bioavailability, and that the consumption of plants puts the body in a stress-induced state. The author advocates for a diet based on animal products like organ meats and fatty meat for optimal health.
7. What are the primary criticisms directed at Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel in the provided excerpts?
Benjamin Netanyahu and his government are heavily criticized for their policies towards Palestinians, including cutting off essential supplies to Gaza and breaking ceasefire agreements. Israel's military actions are described as an "extermination of the Palestinian people," and the Israeli army is referred to sarcastically as the "world's most moral army" despite killing numerous civilians. There are accusations that some Israeli Jews view Palestinians as subhuman and fit only for servitude or death. Netanyahu's relationship with the U.S. is portrayed as manipulative, with the U.S. President being seen as an "ignorant goyim" to be used. The "Hannibal Directive," which allows for the killing of Israeli hostages, and the "Samson Option," a plan involving the use of nuclear weapons even against allies, are cited as examples of the Israeli government's extreme mindset. The influence of a "Jewish-led and funded movement" (neoconservatives) and Jewish control over media and finance are also mentioned as factors corrupting U.S. foreign policy in favor of Israel.
8. How does one source analyze and critique President Trump's rhetoric and actions through the lens of "doublespeak" and historical parallels?
One source argues that President Trump and his administration have employed "doublespeak" by using language in a contradictory and misleading manner. Examples include threatening to halt military aid to Ukraine while simultaneously sending billions in weapons to Israel, and declaring himself a nationalist while pursuing what is described as empire-building through claims on foreign lands. Trump's claims of saving money are contrasted with increased spending and tax cuts that increase the deficit. His advocacy for law and order is juxtaposed with the dismantling of police accountability measures. This is likened to the manipulative use of language by totalitarian regimes, such as in Orwell's "1984." Additionally, Trump's foreign policy is compared to that of President William McKinley, noting McKinley's economic protectionism, territorial expansionism, and association with imperialistic actions. While Trump shows admiration for McKinley's approach, he also seems to hold the contradictory belief that economic interdependence can prevent military conflict.
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This piece from Miles Mathis' website questions the credibility of a news report detailing Sam Bankman-Fried's jail experience. The author expresses sarcasm and disbelief regarding the alleged special treatment of high-profile inmates like Bankman-Fried and PDiddy, suggesting the existence of "pretend units" within jails for public relations purposes. Mathis draws parallels to other supposedly incarcerated figures like R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell, implying a pattern of fabricated narratives designed to mislead the public about the reality of the prison system and the confinement of prominent individuals. Ultimately, the article conveys the author's cynicism towards official accounts and his belief in widespread deception
Discuss New York jails.
Based on the source "puff.pdf", there is a discussion about New York jails, specifically the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn1 .
The author mentions a New York Post story about Tucker Carlson allegedly interviewing Sam Bankman-Fried from a New York jail cell1 . The author expresses skepticism about this, questioning the logistics of such an interview within a jail setting1 .
According to the source, Sam Bankman-Fried is supposedly housed with fellow prisoners P. Diddy, Luigi Mangione, and the Alexander triplets in a "15-man dorm" separate from other prisoners due to their "high profile" status1 . The author finds this arrangement nonsensical and wonders about the identities of the remaining nine inmates2 .
The source also notes that the attorneys for Combs and Mangione are coincidentally married, which the author suggests might not be a mere coincidence1 .
Furthermore, the author points out that the Metropolitan Detention Center was also allegedly where R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell were housed2 . The author references a previous claim that the R. Kelly situation was fabricated and suggests that many top jails have "pretend units" to house high-profile individuals like Manson, Kaczynski, and the shoebomber, implying these individuals might not actually be incarcerated there2 . The author raises the possibility of staged photoshoots for these "actors" on prison sets2 .
In essence, the source "puff.pdf" presents a skeptical view of how high-profile inmates are portrayed as being housed in New York jails, suggesting the possibility of fabricated stories and "pretend units"1 ....
Discuss Sam Bankman-Fried.
Based on the source "puff.pdf" and our conversation history, the discussion about Sam Bankman-Fried revolves around his alleged incarceration in a New York jail.
According to the source, a story in the New York Post claimed that Tucker Carlson interviewed Sam Bankman-Fried from a New York jail cell in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center1 . The author of "puff.pdf" expresses doubt about the plausibility of this scenario, questioning the logistics of such an interview1 .
The source further states that Bankman-Fried is reportedly housed with fellow "high profile" prisoners P. Diddy, Luigi Mangione, and the Alexander triplets in a "15-man dorm" that is separate from the general prison population1 . The author finds this arrangement suspicious and wonders about the identities of the other nine inmates in this dorm2 .
Drawing on the idea of "pretend units" for high-profile inmates in top jails, which was also mentioned in "puff.pdf" in relation to other individuals like R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell2 , the author implies that the narrative surrounding Bankman-Fried's confinement might not be entirely accurate2 . The author suggests the possibility of staged events and misrepresentations regarding the actual housing of such individuals2 .
In summary, the discussion of Sam Bankman-Fried in "puff.pdf" focuses on the questionable circumstances of his reported imprisonment in a New York jail, raising doubts about the veracity of media reports and suggesting a potential disconnect between the public narrative and reality1 ....
Discuss High profile prisoners.
Based on the source "puff.pdf" and our conversation history, the discussion around high-profile prisoners centers on skepticism regarding their actual confinement and the possibility of fabricated narratives.
Here's a breakdown of the points raised:
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The author of "puff.pdf" questions a New York Post story about Tucker Carlson interviewing Sam Bankman-Fried in a New York jail, the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, expressing disbelief about the logistics [178, our conversation history].
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According to the Post story mentioned, Bankman-Fried is allegedly housed in a separate "15-man dorm" with other "high profile" prisoners like P. Diddy, Luigi Mangione, and the Alexander triplets, a detail the author finds suspicious [178, our conversation history]. The author wonders about the identities of the other nine inmates, suggesting the scenario is absurd1 .
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The source highlights that the Metropolitan Detention Center was also supposedly the housing location for other high-profile individuals like R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell1 . The author references a previous claim that the R. Kelly situation was faked1 .
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A key point from "puff.pdf" is the assertion that "many top jails, including most famously ADX Supermax, have these pretend units to house their high profile actors like Manson, Kaczynski, the shoebomber, and many others"1 . The author suggests that these individuals might not actually be there, and the stories are just "on paper"1 .
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The author posits that these high-profile "actors" might be brought in for occasional photoshoots on prison sets, and the public believes it because they assume the government wouldn't lie1 .
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In the context of Bankman-Fried, the author implies that the narrative of his confinement in a special dorm could be part of this pattern of misrepresentation surrounding high-profile inmates [our conversation history].
In summary, "puff.pdf" presents a cynical perspective on the reporting of high-profile prisoners in New York jails. The author suggests the possibility of special treatment, separate and potentially fictional housing arrangements ("pretend units"), and staged media portrayals to manage public perception [179, our conversation history]. The author's tone indicates a deep distrust of official narratives and mainstream media reporting on this topic1 ....
Discuss Faked prison stories.
Based on the source "puff.pdf" and our conversation history, there is a discussion suggesting the possibility of faked prison stories, particularly concerning high-profile inmates [177, our conversation history].
Here are the key points from "puff.pdf" related to this topic:
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The author expresses skepticism about a New York Post story detailing Tucker Carlson's alleged interview with Sam Bankman-Fried in a New York jail [176, our conversation history]. This skepticism stems from the author's broader view on how high-profile prisoners are portrayed.
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The source claims that many top jails have "pretend units" to house high-profile "actors", suggesting these individuals might not actually be incarcerated in the way the public is led to believe [177, our conversation history]. Examples given include Manson, Kaczynski, and the shoebomber.
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The author suggests that these "actors" might be brought in for occasional photoshoots on prison sets, and the public accepts these narratives without question [177, our conversation history].
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The fact that R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell were also allegedly housed in the same Metropolitan Detention Center as Bankman-Fried is used to further the author's suspicion, as the author mentions a prior claim that the R. Kelly situation was "faked from the ground up" [177, our conversation history].
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The author finds the reported housing of Bankman-Fried with other high-profile individuals in a separate dorm to be nonsensical, further fueling the idea that the story might be fabricated or misleading [176, our conversation history].
In essence, "puff.pdf" presents a perspective that questions the authenticity of prison stories involving high-profile individuals. The author believes that there might be deliberate efforts to create a certain public image of these individuals' confinement, potentially through staged events and the use of "pretend units" within correctional facilities [177, our conversation history]. The author's overall tone suggests a deep distrust of mainstream media and official government narratives regarding such matters.
Discuss Attorney coincidence.
Based on the source "puff.pdf", the discussion of the "Attorney coincidence" arises in the context of Sam Bankman-Fried's alleged incarceration alongside other high-profile individuals like P. Diddy (Combs) and Luigi Mangione in the Metropolitan Detention Center [170, our conversation history].
The specific point of "coincidence" that the author highlights is that "the attorneys for Combs and Mangione are husband and wife"1 .
The author immediately expresses skepticism about this being a mere coincidence, using rhetorical questions to suggest a more contrived explanation. The author asks, "Really? Just a coincidence, is it? It isn't because they are a CIA vaudeville team, like Stiller and Meara or something?"1 .
This remark aligns with the author's broader theme of questioning the official narratives surrounding high-profile prisoners and suggesting the possibility of fabricated stories [171, our conversation history]. By invoking the idea of a "CIA vaudeville team," the author implies that there might be hidden connections or orchestrated elements within the legal representation of these supposedly incarcerated individuals.
This "coincidence" is presented as another piece of evidence that supports the author's cynical view that the situation might not be as straightforward as reported. It contributes to the overall sense of suspicion and disbelief regarding the circumstances of these high-profile figures being housed together [170, our conversation history]. The author's tone suggests that this "coincidence" is too convenient to be genuine and might be part of a larger, possibly deceptive, narrative.
This source, presented as excerpts from a document titled "schwim.pdf," argues that public support for Israel has significantly declined, particularly since around 2020 and accelerating in 2023. The author expresses surprise at this trend, noting discrepancies with perceived political alignments and suggesting that Israeli "propaganda" and "fake events" have been ineffective. Furthermore, the author implies their own writings exposing alleged Israeli deceptions since 2018 may be a significant contributing factor to this shift in public opinion, contrasting this with the supposed ineffectiveness of celebrity endorsements.
Discuss Israel support decline.
Based on the sources, there is a notable decline in support for Israel1 . This decline is evident in polling data, despite efforts by pro-Israel figures like David Schwimmer1 .
Here are some key points regarding the decline in Israel support:
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Support for Israel is in a freefall1 . This is according to polling data, which the author notes might even underestimate the extent of the decline due to the potential bias of polling companies1 .
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The decline appears to be significant among both Republicans and Democrats. Support has fallen by 12 points among Republicans and a substantial 38 points among Democrats in a five-year period1 .
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Even among Republicans, despite President Trump's pro-Israel stance, there is a discrepancy. While Trump had a 45% approval rating, only 40% approved of his Israel policy, suggesting that MAGA supporters do not entirely agree with Trump on Israel2 .
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More Americans, including conservatives, favor a two-state solution and an independent Palestine (55%) compared to those who don't (41%)2 . This indicates a desire for a different approach than potentially wiping Gaza off the map or giving all of Palestine to Israel2 .
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The author of the source finds the divergence in Democratic support for Israel (21%) compared to the perceived strong pro-Israel stance of Hollywood (which is described as heavily Jewish and Democratic-leaning) illogical and unexplained by mainstream media2 .
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A significant drop in support began around 2020 and accelerated in 20233 . The author speculates that the 2023 fall could be linked to a "Peace Party fake" event in October of that year3 .
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The author also suggests that their own and a guest writer's exposes on the "fraud" of Middle East theatrics, including topics like the Iron Dome, Hamas, the Rabin assassination, and the PLO's alleged role as an Israeli puppet, might correlate with the decline in public support for Israel4 .
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The author sarcastically refers to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) as "Audacious Deceivers and Liars," indicating a strong skepticism towards pro-Israel narratives5 .
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The source "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue"6 ... also highlights criticism of Israeli policies and actions, particularly concerning the treatment of Palestinians, which could contribute to a decline in support for Israel among some segments of the population. The author of this source believes that the US is often manipulated by Israel and its US lobby14 .
In summary, the source "schwim.pdf" presents polling data indicating a significant decline in support for Israel across the political spectrum, with potential reasons ranging from specific events to broader disillusionment with Israeli policies and narratives.
Discuss Democratic Party shift.
Based on the sources, there appears to be a significant shift in support for Israel within the Democratic Party1 .
Here's a breakdown of the key points:
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Significant Decline in Israel Support: The source "schwim.pdf" highlights a dramatic 38-point fall in support for Israel among Democrats over a five-year period1 . This indicates a substantial change in sentiment within the party1 . This decline continued, with a further 17-point drop among Democrats after an event in 20232 .
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Discrepancy with Hollywood Perception: The author of "schwim.pdf" finds it illogical that Democrats show such low support for Israel (21% in the poll) given the perceived strong pro-Israel stance of Hollywood, which is characterized as overwhelmingly Jewish and Democratic-leaning3 . This suggests a potential disconnect between the views of some prominent Democratic-aligned groups and the broader Democratic voter base3 .
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Comparison to Republican Shift: While both parties show a decline, the drop in support for Israel is notably larger among Democrats (38 points) compared to Republicans (12 points) over the same five-year period1 .
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Possible Reasons for the Shift: The source "schwim.pdf" speculates that events since 2020, particularly those in 2023, might be contributing factors to this decline2 . The author also believes that exposes of alleged "fraud" in Middle East narratives could be playing a role4 .
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Historical Context: The source "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue" suggests that historically, US leaders from both principal parties have been reluctant to challenge Israel, and even presidents who disliked Netanyahu felt the need to appease the Democratic Party's Jewish donors5 .... The current polling data in "schwim.pdf" suggests this dynamic might be changing, at least at the level of public opinion within the Democratic Party1 .
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Divergence on Other Issues: The source "☕ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf" provides an example of potential internal dynamics within the Democratic Party on a different issue, noting that every single Democrat in Congress voted against a bill requiring college athletes to compete based on biological sex7 . This illustrates the party's unified stance on certain social issues, which contrasts with the apparent division or shift occurring regarding support for Israel.
In conclusion, the sources, particularly "schwim.pdf", strongly indicate a significant and ongoing shift within the Democratic Party away from unwavering support for Israel. This is evidenced by substantial polling declines, a divergence from perceived pro-Israel sentiment in some influential circles, and a more pronounced change compared to the Republican Party1 ....
Discuss Trump's Israel policy.
Based on the sources and our conversation history, Trump's Israel policy is characterized by a strong pro-Israel stance, though it faces some divergence even within his own support base.
Here are some key aspects of Trump's Israel policy as described in the provided sources:
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Perceived Strong Support for Israel: Several sources portray Trump as firmly aligned with Israel. The author of "schwim.pdf" explicitly states that "Trump is very pro-Israel"1 . Similarly, "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue" notes Trump has "doubled down on the side of Israel"2 . "Understanding Trump’s Foreign Policy" asserts that "Like every US president since 1963, President Trump is a shill for Israel’s government"3 .
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Provision of Aid and Support: Trump has promised Israel "everything it needs" to "finish the job" against Hamas, demanding the release of hostages2 . Additionally, his administration is reported to have sent $4 billion in weapons and ammunition to Israel4 .
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Alignment with Israeli Objectives: There are claims that Trump promised to permit Israeli annexation of the Palestinian West Bank in exchange for a substantial campaign donation5 . Furthermore, his proposal for Gaza is described as potentially leading to a conclusion of "decades of slow genocide" and aiming for "full ownership of Gaza’s offshore gas deposits, its strategic location, and a ‘final solution’ for Palestinian physical and moral resistance"6 ....
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Displeasure with Palestinian Leadership: Trump's apparent displeasure extends to Palestinian entities, as evidenced by his strong demands on Hamas2 .
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Divergence in Public Opinion: Despite Trump's pro-Israel stance, polling data in "schwim.pdf" indicates that only 40% of respondents approved of his Israel policy, while his overall approval rating was 45%1 . This suggests that a segment of his supporters, including MAGA adherents, do not entirely agree with his approach to Israel.
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Criticism of Being a "Shill" or Manipulated: Multiple sources express the view that Trump is acting as a "shill" for Israel or is being heavily influenced by the Israeli lobby3 .... The author of "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue" believes the US is often manipulated by Israel and its domestic lobby8 .
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Continuity with Past Policies: "Understanding Trump’s Foreign Policy" suggests that Trump's stance on Israel aligns with that of every US president since 19633 .
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Potential Conflict with Other Policy Goals: While being pro-Israel, Trump also expressed a desire for peace and to end conflicts, but his actions regarding Israel, such as sending more weapons, seem to contradict this4 .
In summary, Trump's Israel policy, as depicted in these sources, is characterized by strong support, manifested in aid, alignment with certain Israeli territorial goals, and a tough stance against its adversaries. However, this policy does not have universal approval, even among his own supporters, and faces criticism for potentially prioritizing Israeli interests over broader US national interests.
Discuss Middle East theatrics.
Based on the sources and our conversation history, "Middle East theatrics" refers to the idea that events and narratives in the Middle East, particularly concerning the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, are often staged, manipulated, or based on deception for various political purposes1 ....
Here's a breakdown of the key points related to this concept:
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"Peace Party Fake": The author of "schwim.pdf" mentions a "big Peace Party fake in October of " as a potential cause for a significant fall in support for Israel1 . This suggests a belief that certain peace-related events might be staged or inauthentic.
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Exposing "Fraud": The same author refers to their own and a guest writer's work as "blowing the cover" of various aspects of Middle East theatrics2 . This includes:
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The Iron Dome defense system2 .
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Hamas2 .
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The assassination of Yitzhak Rabin2 .
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The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) allegedly being a puppet of Israel2 .
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The historical narrative surrounding Lawrence of Arabia2 .
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Propaganda and Fake Events: The author of "schwim.pdf" states that the "theater from Israel since 2020 isn't working" and that "the propaganda and fake events appear to be very unsuccessful" in maintaining public support1 .
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Manipulation by Israel: The source "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue" strongly argues that Israel exerts significant influence over US foreign policy through its domestic lobby3 .... The author suggests that this influence is used to incite wars and further Israeli interests, potentially through manipulative means6 . They also mention suspicions of hidden "covert actions" by Israel and its agents, possibly including the assassination of John F. Kennedy and involvement in 9/117 .
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Media Bias: Both "schwim.pdf" and "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue" suggest that the mainstream media plays a role in shaping narratives about the Middle East, potentially downplaying or distorting information critical of Israel8 ....
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Vaudeville: The author of "schwim.pdf" repeatedly uses the term "vaudeville" to describe the illogical aspects of the narratives surrounding Israel and the Democratic Party's shift in support, implying a theatrical and potentially deceptive performance11 .
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Exploitation of Conflict: "Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue" argues that the US involvement with Israel and its "human rights disaster" has damaged the US reputation and economy, suggesting that the conflict is perhaps being exploited for certain agendas12 .
In essence, the concept of "Middle East theatrics" in these sources points to a deep skepticism towards the official narratives and events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The authors suggest that various actors, particularly the Israeli government and its allies, engage in propaganda, stage events, and manipulate information to achieve their political goals, often at the expense of truth and genuine peace1 ....
Discuss Media narrative failure.
Based on the sources and our conversation history, there are several instances where the failure of media narratives is discussed:
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Decline in Support for Israel: As we discussed previously, the source "schwim.pdf" highlights a significant decline in public support for Israel, despite the efforts of pro-Israel figures and, implicitly, the narratives likely presented by mainstream media1 . The author notes that "the theater from Israel since 2020 isn't working. The propaganda and fake events appear to be very unsuccessful" in maintaining support2 . This suggests a failure of the dominant media narrative to resonate with the public. The widening gap in support, particularly among Democrats, despite the perceived pro-Israel stance of influential media like Hollywood, further indicates this narrative failure3 .
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"Measles Mania" Critique: The article "Measles Mania: What the Legacy Media Won't Tell You" directly criticizes the way the recent measles "outbreak" is being presented in certain segments of legacy media4 . The author argues that the media's emphasis on "measles is vaccine preventable" and the focus on tragic cases without full verification is a flawed narrative4 . The article also points out that these media outlets often feature voices like Dr. Peter Hotez and Dr. Paul Offit, who have conflicts of interest and promote a pro-vaccine mandate agenda, while neglecting discussions on nutrition and environmental factors5 .... The author implies that this biased narrative fails to provide a complete and accurate picture of the situation9 .
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"The Deep State’s War on Truth": This source discusses how the "Deep State" uses "doublespeak, delusion and propaganda" often disseminated through media to maintain its grip on power10 . However, the very act of writing this article suggests an awareness and critique of these manipulative narratives, implying a potential failure of these narratives to fully control public perception, at least among the readership of this source11 . The article highlights Trump's alleged use of doublespeak, indicating that even narratives promoted by those claiming to oppose the "Deep State" can be misleading12 .
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"Middle East Theatrics": Our previous discussion on "Middle East theatrics" also points to a perceived failure of media narratives surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict2 .... The author of "schwim.pdf" believes that propaganda and "fake events" are not successfully maintaining support for Israel, indicating a breakdown in the effectiveness of media portrayals.
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Pam Bondi and the Epstein Files: The "☕ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf" article discusses a situation where the media narrative surrounding Attorney General Pam Bondi and the release of the Epstein files is seen as a "psyop" designed to create infighting among conservatives15 .... The author suggests that the immediate outrage and character assassination directed at Bondi, fueled by both progressive and some conservative media, is a manufactured narrative rather than a genuine reflection of the situation17 .... This implies a failure of critical thinking in the face of a rapidly constructed media narrative.
In summary, the sources present several instances suggesting a failure of media narratives in various contexts. These failures range from an inability to maintain public support for certain political stances (Israel), to the propagation of biased or incomplete information (measles), to the use of media for manipulative purposes that are eventually recognized (Deep State propaganda, Epstein narrative). These examples highlight a skepticism towards mainstream media portrayals and a belief that alternative perspectives are gaining traction.
This source, titled "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!", is an article written by Joachim Bartoll expressing a strong and highly critical stance against the consumption of spinach and, more broadly, all plant-based foods. The author argues that humans are obligate hypercarnivores and therefore not biologically suited to digest or extract nutrients effectively from plants, which he claims are full of toxins and antinutrients. Bartoll vehemently dismisses the idea that spinach is a nutrient-rich food, labeling such claims as "lying propaganda" promoted by "pharmaceutical shills" and the "braindead younger generation" on social media platforms like TikTok. He advocates for a diet based on animal products, asserting that these provide all necessary and bioavailable nutrients, and concludes by emphatically stating that "spinach is not a food" but "toxic garbage".
Discuss Spinach is poison.
Based on the sources, the claim that "Spinach is poison" is strongly asserted in the article "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!" by Joachim Bartoll1 . The author presents a highly critical view of spinach and plant-based foods in general, arguing that they are not species-appropriate for humans and are actually damaging to the body2 .
Here are the key arguments made in the source supporting the idea that spinach is poison:
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Humans are obligate hyper carnivores: The author claims that humans are naturally meant to eat a diet consisting primarily of meat and animal products, making plant-based foods like spinach unnatural and harmful1 ....
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Spinach is high in defense chemicals and antinutrients: Bartoll argues that spinach contains substances that are toxic to the human body and trigger a stress response3 . He lists oxalates, phytates, tannins, glucosinolates, lectins, protease inhibitors, and lipase inhibitors as components of spinach that block nutrients, damage tissues, cause toxic build-up, and interfere with organs and hormones4 .
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"Nutrient-rich" claims are misleading: The author dismisses the idea that spinach is nutrient-rich, stating that the lab analysis numbers do not consider the chemical form, bioavailability, and bioconversion of these nutrients in the human body. He uses the analogy of a rock with a small vein of gold but no tools to extract it5 ....
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Humans lack the digestive system to process plants: Bartoll emphasizes that humans do not have the extensive guts, long intestines, and fermentation chambers of herbivores needed to efficiently extract nutrients from plant matter and neutralize their defense chemicals6 .... He asserts that the nutrient conversion process from plants is toxic and yields very little usable nutrition7 .
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Spinach can kill sheep: The author claims that spinach and kale are so toxic that they have killed ruminant animals like sheep, which are supposed to eat a lot of plant matter8 .
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Oxalates in spinach lead to kidney stones: Bartoll states that the high oxalate content in spinach will cause kidney stones in everyone who consumes it, or manifest as joint pain and stiffness depending on individual factors9 .
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Spinach is heavily contaminated with pesticides: The article mentions that spinach samples have been found to contain residues of over 40 different pesticides in harmful amounts10 .
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No benefits of spinach: The author explicitly states that there are ZERO benefits to consuming spinach4 . He labels recommendations to eat vegetables as "diabolical propaganda" based on irrelevant nutritional numbers11 .
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Plant-based foods are not food for humans: The author concludes that spinach, and indeed any plant edible, is not a food for humans but "toxic garbage"10 . He advises readers to never consume anything plant-based12 .
It is important to note that this is a highly extreme and unconventional viewpoint presented in this specific source. The article uses strong, inflammatory language to convey its message1 .... The author promotes a carnivorous diet as the "natural species-appropriate" way of eating14 . No other source in the provided materials discusses the toxicity of spinach in such detail or offers this perspective on human nutrition.
Discuss Humans are carnivores.
Based on the sources, the idea that "Humans are carnivores" is explicitly argued in the article "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!" by Joachim Bartoll1 .
Here's a breakdown of the key arguments presented in that source to support the claim that humans are carnivores:
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Obligate Hyper Carnivores: The author states that "humans are obligate hyper carnivores"1 . This term suggests that humans are biologically adapted to a diet consisting primarily of meat and animal products and that such a diet is necessary for optimal health.
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Plant-based foods are not species-appropriate: Bartoll contends that plants "have no place in our natural human diet" and are "extremely damaging to your body"2 . He argues that humans are not naturally equipped to digest and utilize plant matter effectively.
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Cravings indicate nutrient deficiencies: The author suggests that cravings are the body's way of signaling a need for actual usable nutrients found in animal foods, implying that a plant-heavy diet leads to these deficiencies3 . He proposes eating "a few pieces of liver, some fatty meat or a few eggs" to achieve satiety due to the bioavailable nutrients in these foods3 .
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Inefficient nutrient extraction from plants: Bartoll claims that humans can only extract a small percentage of nutrients from plants due to the chemical form and low bioavailability, comparing it to having gold in a rock without the tools to extract it4 .
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Lack of herbivore digestive features: The author points out that humans lack the extensive digestive systems of herbivores, such as large guts, long intestines, and fermentation chambers, which are necessary to process plant matter4 .
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Inability to neutralize plant toxins: Bartoll asserts that humans cannot neutralize the defense chemicals and antinutrients present in plants, allowing these substances to harm human tissues and hormones5 .
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Bioavailability of animal nutrients: He contrasts plant-based foods with animal foods, stating that all nutrients in animal products are "fully bioavailable and bioactive" because they are stored in a chemically similar way to how humans store nutrients6 .
It is crucial to recognize that this viewpoint, as presented in the "Spinach is poison" article, is not supported by the other sources provided. The other articles discuss topics such as foreign relations, geopolitical events, media narratives, and vaccine safety without addressing the fundamental question of human dietary classification.
Furthermore, based on general scientific understanding (which is outside the provided sources and would require independent verification), the classification of humans as strictly "obligate carnivores" is not a widely accepted consensus. Humans are generally considered omnivores, capable of obtaining nutrition from both plant and animal sources. The "Spinach is poison" article presents a specific, highly critical perspective on plant-based foods and advocates for a primarily carnivorous diet.
Discuss Plant toxins damage.
Based on the sources, the article "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!" by Joachim Bartoll provides a detailed discussion on how plant toxins allegedly cause damage to the human body1 .
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Plants contain "defense chemicals and antinutrients" that put the body into an emergency stress-induced state, similar to a fight-or-flight response2 .
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Specific examples of these substances mentioned include oxalates, phytates, tannins, glucosinolates, lectins, protease inhibitors, and lipase inhibitors3 .
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The author claims these substances cause various forms of damage:
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They block the absorption of nutrients3 .
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They damage tissues3 ....
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They cause toxic build-up in the body3 .
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They interfere with organs and hormones3 ....
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The author specifically mentions oxalates in spinach as leading to kidney stones in everyone who consumes it, or potentially manifesting as joint pain and stiffness depending on other factors5 .
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Bartoll argues that humans lack the physiological mechanisms to neutralize these defense chemicals and antinutrients, allowing them to "wreak havoc on our tissues and hormones"4 .
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He also contends that the process of trying to convert nutrients from plant matter is extremely toxic4 .
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Beyond intentional defense chemicals, the author also points out that leafy greens like spinach are often soaked in pesticides, which further contributes to their harmful nature6 .
In summary, according to the article "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!", plants, including spinach, are loaded with toxins and antinutrients that humans are not equipped to handle, leading to a range of damaging effects on the body1 . It is important to recall from our previous conversation that this is a highly specific and extreme viewpoint presented in this particular source, advocating for a primarily carnivorous diet and dismissing the nutritional value of plant-based foods1 . The other sources in the provided material do not discuss plant toxins in this way.
Discuss Nutrient bioavailability low.
Based on the sources and our conversation history, the concept of "Nutrient bioavailability low" is primarily discussed in the article "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!" by Joachim Bartoll1 .... This article strongly argues that humans have a very low capacity to absorb and utilize nutrients from plant-based foods, including spinach5 .
Here are the key points from the source supporting the idea of low nutrient bioavailability in plants for humans:
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Inefficient extraction: Bartoll claims that humans can only extract "a few percent of the nutrients in plant matter"5 . He uses the analogy of a rock containing a small vein of gold but lacking the tools to access it, suggesting that while plants may contain nutrients, humans cannot effectively get to them5 .
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Low bioconversion rate: The author states that the bioconversion rate of plant nutrients is also very low, "if not lower in most cases, yielding pretty much nothing"5 . This implies that even if some nutrients are absorbed, the body cannot efficiently convert them into usable forms.
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Lack of herbivore digestive systems: Bartoll emphasizes that humans lack the specialized digestive systems of herbivores, such as "extremely large guts, extremely long intestines and fermentation chambers," which are necessary to break down plant matter and extract nutrients effectively5 .
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Nutrient form: The article argues that the nutritional content of plants is often presented in a misleading way because lab analyses do not consider the "chemical form, bioavailability, and bioconversion of said nutrients"4 .... According to the author, the chemical form of nutrients in plants is often not compatible with human physiology, making them less usable11 .
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Interference by antinutrients: Plant-based foods contain antinutrients that block the absorption of minerals12 .... This further reduces the bioavailability of whatever nutrients might be present in plants.
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Bioavailability in animal foods: In contrast to plants, Bartoll asserts that "all nutrients in animal foods are fully bioavailable and bioactive" because they are stored in a chemically similar way to how humans store nutrients10 . He suggests that a small amount of animal-based food can provide all essential nutrients due to this high bioavailability9 ....
In our previous conversation, we noted that this perspective on plant-based nutrition is highly extreme and not supported by the other sources provided [Me, You]. The other articles do not delve into the specifics of nutrient bioavailability in different food types. The "Spinach is poison" article stands out as the sole source making these strong claims about the low bioavailability of nutrients in plants for human consumption.
Discuss Avoid plant-based foods.
Based on the sources and our conversation history, the strongest argument to "Avoid plant-based foods" comes from the article "No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison!" by Joachim Bartoll1 .... This article vehemently advises against consuming any plant-based foods.
Here are the main reasons presented in the source to support the idea of avoiding plant-based foods:
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Toxicity: The author argues that all plant edibles are "toxic garbage" and contain defense chemicals and antinutrients that are harmful to the human body2 .... These substances include oxalates, phytates, tannins, glucosinolates, lectins, protease inhibitors, and lipase inhibitors5 .
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Damage to the body: Consuming plant-based foods is said to cause tissue damage, toxic build-up, and interference with organs and hormones due to these defense chemicals5 .... The author specifically mentions that oxalates in plants like spinach will lead to kidney stones or joint pain7 .
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Low nutrient bioavailability: Bartoll contends that humans have a very limited ability to extract and utilize nutrients from plants due to the chemical form of the nutrients, low bioconversion rates, and the lack of specialized digestive systems found in herbivores1 .... We discussed this in detail in our previous turn [You].
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Ineffective for nutrient needs: The author dismisses dietary guidelines recommending vegetable intake as based on misleading nutritional analyses that don't reflect actual human absorption9 . He claims that animal-based foods provide all essential nutrients in a fully bioavailable form10 .
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Pesticide contamination: The article points out that many plant-based foods, like spinach, are heavily contaminated with pesticide residues, adding to their harmful nature4 .
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Not species-appropriate: Bartoll asserts that humans are "obligate hyper carnivores" and that plant-based foods have no place in our natural diet11 ....
The author concludes by stating, "Again, never ever consume anything plant-based! It’s not right for anyone belonging to our species, you morons"1 . He considers the consumption of plant-based foods to be against basic biology, physiology, and biochemistry4 ....
It is crucial to remember, as we have discussed previously [Me, You], that this perspective on plant-based foods is extreme and not representative of the views in the other sources. The other articles in the provided material cover different topics and do not support the idea that all plant-based foods should be avoided due to inherent toxicity and low nutritional value for humans. The article "Spinach is poison" stands out as the sole source advocating for a strictly carnivorous diet and against the consumption of any plant matter.
This source is a newsletter-style commentary published on Friday, March 7, 2025, titled "Motives" under the banner of "Coffee & Covid News." It presents a conservative viewpoint on several current events, including the fifth anniversary of the newsletter itself, alleged FBI psychological operations (psyops) aimed at conservatives, and the controversy surrounding Pam Bondi and the Epstein files. The author analyzes these events by suggesting hidden motives and warning readers about manipulation, particularly within conservative circles, while also offering updates and opinions on topics like the Ukraine conflict, German defense spending, Gavin Newsom's political missteps, and the new HHS Secretary's stance on bird flu vaccines.
Discuss Fifth Anniversary.
Based on the sources, the "Fifth Anniversary" is specifically mentioned in the article "☕️ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf"1 .
Here's what the article discusses regarding this milestone:
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The author of "Coffee & Covid" points out that the current month marks the Fifth Anniversary of Coffee & Covid1 .
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The author expresses surprise at how quickly the time has passed and acknowledges readers who have been following the content for this duration1 .
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The anniversary is considered "especially auspicious" because the author's birthday is on the following Monday1 .
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Despite the anniversary and upcoming birthday, the author assures readers of their intention to publish a regular post1 .
In summary, the "Fifth Anniversary" being discussed in the sources is the five-year mark of the "Coffee & Covid" newsletter or online publication, a milestone noted by its author in a post dated Friday, March 7, 20251 .
Discuss FBI Psyops.
Based on the sources, the topic of "FBI Psyops" is significantly discussed in the article "☕️ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf". The author delves into the history of FBI covert operations and suggests that similar psychological manipulation tactics are likely being used in the internet era.
Here's a breakdown of the discussion on FBI Psyops in this source:
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Historical Context: COINTELPRO: The article highlights the FBI's COINTELPRO (Counterintelligence Program), which operated from 1956 to 19711 . This program was "aimed at surveilling, infiltrating, discrediting, and disrupting American political organizations"1 . The author notes that the FBI has used covert operations against domestic political groups since its inception1 .
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Tactics Used by the FBI: The article lists various tactics employed by the FBI, as revealed by the Church Committee. These include:
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Psychological manipulation2
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Planting evidence2
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Witness tampering2
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Fake news stories to discredit targets2
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Infiltration of domestic political groups2
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Provoking illegal conduct or self-discrediting acts2
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Disinformation2
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Character assassination2
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Encouraging infighting and factionalism2
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Goal: Avoiding Outright Repression: The author explains that the FBI's goal with these tactics was to avoid the appearance of outright repression and the creation of "pesky martyr figures"2 . Instead, they aimed to covertly provoke targets into tearing themselves apart from the inside3 .
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Relevance to the Internet Era: The article argues that these long-proven tactics have likely been revised for the Internet era not only by the FBI but also by other government agencies and even adversaries3 .
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Manufacturing Outrage and Infighting: The author specifically points out that manufacturing destructive outrage over bad motives is a tactic that works effectively against online conservatives, leading to infighting and factionalism through character assassination4 . The author refers to this as "COINTEL"4 .
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Current Examples: The article presents the online backlash against Trump's Attorney General, Pam Bondi, regarding the Epstein files release as a potential example of such a "psyop"5 .... The author suggests that the rapid and widespread outrage, including motive imputation and unsupported allegations, along with the involvement of traditionally opposed groups (Democrats), are red flags indicating a manufactured controversy aimed at creating internal division within the MAGA movement9 ....
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The Objective: According to the author, the objective of these "psyops" is to create infighting, breed factionalism, and tear apart movements from within12 .
In summary, the article "☕️ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf" provides a historical overview of FBI covert operations, particularly COINTELPRO, and argues that similar psychological manipulation tactics are likely being employed in the online environment to foster division and undermine political movements. The author uses the controversy surrounding Pam Bondi and the Epstein files as a contemporary illustration of these potential "FBI Psyops" or similar influence operations.
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Discuss Pam Bondi.
Based on the sources, Pam Bondi is discussed in the article "☕️ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf" in her capacity as Trump's pick for Attorney General. The article focuses on a controversy surrounding the release of the Epstein files and suggests that the backlash against Bondi might be a "psyop" designed to create infighting among conservatives.
Here are the key points regarding Pam Bondi from the source:
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Promise to Release Epstein Files: Pam Bondi had previously promised to release the Epstein files1 .
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Delayed Release and Resulting Backlash: The highly anticipated release of these files was described as a "chaotic, misfired disaster" with no actual data dump occurring1 .... Instead, official explanations emerged that were deemed nonsensical2 .
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Accusations and Suspicion: Following the delayed release, a "huge black-pilled mob rose up to take Pam down", accusing her of being part of a cover-up, being on "the list," and possibly being involved from the start2 .
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Democrats Joining the Criticism: The author notes that progressive media, which typically avoids Epstein stories, suddenly showed a strong interest and began criticizing Pam Bondi2 .... Additionally, high-follower-count influencers resurfaced old allegations that Bondi had previously "let Epstein slide"3 .
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The "Psyop" Theory: The author of the article argues that this backlash against Pam Bondi has all the hallmarks of a "psyop" or a covert operation (COINTEL) aimed at creating division within the conservative movement4 .
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Red Flags: The author identifies several "red flags" supporting this theory:
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Democrats gleefully participating in the criticism, despite their usual lack of interest in the Epstein files and their past opposition to figures like DOGE accessing private information5 ....
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The angst being based solely on guesses about Bondi's dark motives, without a rational examination of the facts6 . The author suggests valid reasons for a cautious approach, such as protecting victims and confidential sources, which Democrats would exploit if mishandled6 ....
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The dismissal of Bondi's claim that the FBI was resisting her directives, despite the known potential for sabotage within such institutions7 .
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The unrealistic expectation that Bondi, being new to the job, could immediately release complex files8 .
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The Intended Outcome: The author concludes that the manufactured outrage against Pam Bondi is designed to create infighting, breed factionalism, and tear the MAGA movement apart from within8 ....
In summary, the source portrays Pam Bondi as facing significant criticism regarding the delayed release of the Epstein files. However, the article's author suggests that this criticism might be a deliberately orchestrated "psyop" leveraging motive imputation and unsupported allegations to sow discord among conservatives.
Discuss Ukraine Missiles.
Based on the sources, the topic of "Ukraine Missiles" is specifically discussed in the article "☕️ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf".
Here's what the article states regarding this issue:
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The article mentions a headline from the UK Telegraph: "Trump turns off Ukraine’s missiles."1 .
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The sub-headline of the Telegraph article further elaborates: "Zelensky scrambles to restart talks with White House after it pulls crucial intelligence."1 .
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The "Coffee & Covid" article quotes the Telegraph lamenting that "Ukraine’s most powerful missiles were left frozen on Wednesday after the US cut off intelligence-sharing and demanded fresh talks with Volodymyr Zelensky."1 .
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The author of "Coffee & Covid" comments, "As I told you— the intel cutoff has left Kiev mired in the winter mud."2 .
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The article notes that "Diplomatic sources... suggested Mr. Zelensky may have to offer additional concessions to get talks back on track" due to this situation2 .
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The author interprets this as Zelensky's "White House temper tantrum" having backfired, forcing him to offer "additional concessions" to resume talks due to the intelligence cutoff2 .
In summary, according to the "☕️ MOTIVES..." article, the US under Trump has reportedly cut off intelligence sharing related to Ukraine's missiles, effectively leaving them unusable. This action has forced Zelensky to seek renewed talks with the White House and potentially offer more concessions. The article suggests this was a consequence of Zelensky's diplomatic actions.
While other sources mention US involvement in the Ukraine conflict and the provision of weapons3 ..., the "☕️ MOTIVES..." article is the only one that specifically addresses the issue of the US allegedly cutting off intelligence support for Ukraine's missiles.
Discuss Bird Flu Vaccine.
Based on the sources, the "Bird Flu Vaccine" is specifically discussed in the article "☕️ MOTIVES ☙ Friday, March 7, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf".
Here's a summary of the discussion:
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The article highlights a CBS story with the headline "RFK Jr. warns vaccinating poultry for bird flu could backfire."1 .
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According to the new HHS Secretary Kennedy, federal health agencies currently oppose the use of bird flu vaccines in poultry1 . This is described as a "sharp turn from the Biden administration", as USDA officials had previously indicated they were increasing planning for potential deployment of such a vaccine1 .
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Secretary Kennedy stated that there is "no indication that those vaccines actually provide sterilizing immunity"2 . He warned that vaccinating chickens without sterilizing immunity risks "turning those birds into mutant factories"—fueling dangerous viral mutations2 . He further suggested this "could actually accelerate the jump to human beings"2 .
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The article emphasizes Kennedy's point that if vaccines stop symptoms but not transmission, they are not stopping the virus but rather "turning it into a supervillain" and that "Leaky vaccines don’t ‘protect.’ They breed stronger enemies."3 . The author adds a parenthetical note: "(Yes, for covid, too.)"3 .
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The article draws a parallel to the "pharmaceutical disaster called Marek’s disease", a chicken virus4 . In the 1970s, a "leaky vaccine" was rolled out, which prevented chickens from dying but still allowed the virus to spread4 . The result was that Marek's disease "transformed... into an unstoppable monster" with multiple ultra-lethal strains4 .... Unvaccinated chickens now die quickly from it, and vaccinated chickens are in a state of "permanent vaccine dependency"3 ....
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The author expresses concern that bureaucrats want to repeat this scenario with bird flu, which has a higher potential to jump to humans3 .
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The article notes that none of the articles about Kennedy's decision mentioned the Marek's disease disaster, and instead, media quoted scientists who disagreed with Kennedy6 .
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The author of "Coffee & Covid" expresses support for Kennedy's stance and advises patience, believing he is on the right track6 .
In essence, the article "☕️ MOTIVES..." discusses the bird flu vaccine in poultry through the lens of the new HHS Secretary RFK Jr.'s opposition to it, citing concerns about a lack of sterilizing immunity, the potential for dangerous mutations, and drawing a cautionary comparison to the problematic history of the Marek's disease vaccine in chickens.
Here are the titles, authors, and complete website URLs of the articles from the sources:
1.Foreign Relations & Acrimonious Divorce by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/foreign-relations-acrimonious-divorce/ [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/foreign-relations-acrimonious-divorce/]
2.Geopolitical Shockwaves of Russia’s Victory in Ukraine by Doug Casey https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/doug-casey/geopolitical-shockwaves-of-russias-victory-in-ukraine/ [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/doug-casey/geopolitical-shockwaves-of-russias-victory-in-ukraine/]
3.Measles Mania: What the Legacy Media Won't Tell You by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/measles-mania-what-the-legacy-media-wont-tell-you/ [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/measles-mania-what-the-legacy-media-wont-tell-you/]
4.No! Never Go Full Retard! Spinach Is Poison! by Joachim Bartoll https://bartoll.se/2025/03/spinach-is-poison/ [https://bartoll.se/2025/03/spinach-is-poison/]
5.Saying Goodbye to Benjamin Netanyahu Is Long Overdue by Philip Giraldi https://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/saying-goodbye-to-benjamin-netanyahu-is-long-overdue/ [https://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/saying-goodbye-to-benjamin-netanyahu-is-long-overdue/]
6.The Deep State’s War on Truth—Waged With Doublespeak, Delusion and Propaganda by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/the-deep-states-war-on-truth-waged-with-doublespeak-delusion-and-propaganda/ [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/the-deep-states-war-on-truth-waged-with-doublespeak-delusion-and-propaganda/]
7.The RSV Vaccine is Here – Aren’t We lucky? by Rhoda Wilson https://expose-news.com/2025/03/07/the-rsv-vaccine-is-here-arent-we-lucky/ [https://expose-news.com/2025/03/07/the-rsv-vaccine-is-here-arent-we-lucky/]
8.Trump's Tariff Wars Will Hurt U.S. the Most by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/trumps-tariff-wars-will-hurt-u-s-the-most/ [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/trumps-tariff-wars-will-hurt-u-s-the-most/]
9.Understanding Trump’s Foreign Policy – and Where It Might Lead by Karen Kwiatkowski https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/karen-kwiatkowski/understanding-trumps-foreign-policy-and-where-it-might-lead/ [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/karen-kwiatkowski/understanding-trumps-foreign-policy-and-where-it-might-lead/]
10.WHITE NOISE: Shoegaze, Night Rites & REJECTING PUNK by Mark O'Brien https://www.unz.com/article/white-noise-shoegaze-night-rites-rejecting-punk/ [https://www.unz.com/article/white-noise-shoegaze-night-rites-rejecting-punk/]
11.New York Jails=Disneyland? by Miles Mathis No website URL provided in the source excerpt.
12.Support for Israel Dropping like a Rock by Miles Mathis No website URL provided in the source excerpt.
13.☕ MOTIVES ❧ Friday, March 7, 2025 ❧ C&C NEWS 🦠 by No Author https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/motives-friday-march-7-2025-c-and [https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/motives-friday-march-7-2025-c-and]
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