Legacy media REFUSED to show you a SINGLE SECOND of President Trump's speech and historic state dinner with Xi Jinping tonight at the White House So here's the ENTIRE thing, from start to finish, with translations for Xi's speech DO NOT LET LEGACY MEDIA KEEP YOU IN THE DARK

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If you’re not keeping up with this new revelation of Noah’s Ark, you are totally missing out.

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I’d love to hear if someone can contradict this @grok.

🇷🇺BREAKING: Russia's "Digital Ruble" hits nearly 200,000 accounts in three weeks as central bank declares "financial sovereignty." Bank of Russia Governor Elvira Nabiullina tells Putin the September 1 nationwide launch "went according to plan," with 36 banks now connected. The digital ruble is issued directly by the central bank, pays no interest and records the full history of every transaction, with top-ups capped at 300,000 rubles a month. "These are all elements that shape our financial sovereignty," she adds, after the EU banned all dealings with the digital ruble in May to stop Russia using it to shield itself from sanctions.

The world of super intelligence is coming…

Massive Ancient Underworld. A Million Cubic Meters of Stone — and No Name Left Behind Who Built the Longyou Caves? In 1992, farmers in Longyou County, Zhejiang, drained a pond they hoped to stock with fish. The water fell away and an entrance opened into something no local record had prepared them for: a vast, hand-carved underground hall. Whoever built it removed an estimated one million cubic meters of solid rock and then vanished from the historical record. The Longyou Caves — also called the Xiaonanhai Stone Chambers — now number 24 known caverns cut into hard siltstone at Fenghuang Hill. Together they cover more than 30,000 square meters. Some ceilings rise nearly 30 meters. Massive stone pillars hold the roofs. In places, the wall between two neighboring chambers is only about 50 centimeters thick, yet the builders never punched through. The geometry is deliberate. The work is consistent from cave to cave. Every surface carries the same signature: parallel, angled chisel marks laid in uniform bands across walls, ceilings, and pillars. That pattern is the strongest evidence of human labor. It is also almost the only evidence. No tools have been found. No spoil heap matching the excavated volume has been identified nearby. No building, wall, or monument in the region has been shown to reuse that missing stone. A project of this size should have left a paper trail. It would have required a large, organized workforce working for years. Chinese historical writing is rich for the centuries in question. Local legend is rarely silent about a wonder in its own backyard. Longyou is silent. The caves do not appear in the official record. The earliest clear written mention is a 17th-century poem by Yu Xun, which only proves the chambers already existed by then. Dating is incomplete. Stalactite growth suggests the interiors are older than the Qin unification of 221 BCE. Pottery recovered from silt inside the caves has been dated to the Western Han period (206 BCE–23 CE), which shows people were using the spaces by that time — not necessarily that they cut them. Style of carving and the likely use of bronze tools point many researchers toward the Spring and Autumn period through the Western Han. That is a range, not an author. Actual age may be 1000s of years. The usual explanations buckle under the details. A quarry would explain the missing stone, but not the finished aesthetic. Quarries are not lined with decorative striations on every ceiling and not left standing on carefully proportioned pillars. Imperial tombs would explain the labor, but excavators found no skeletons, no grave goods, no funerary layout. A hidden barracks or storehouse would explain the location near old routes and river country, but the chambers show almost no signs of ordinary occupation: no hearths, no soot-blackened ceilings, no refuse layers of the kind armies and warehouses leave behind. So the honest answer to “who built the Longyou Caves?” is still: we do not know. Someone commanded enough people, enough time, and enough surveying skill to hollow a hill to a single technical standard and then leave no byline. The stone remembers the chisel. The archive does not remember the hand that held it.

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We Asked AI To Simulate How The Founding Fathers Would React To Our Time And They Were Shocked

RT @faryarshirzad: All of us in the crypto community owe a massive debt of gratitude to @SenatorTimScott, @SenBoozman, @SenLummis and @ber…

🚨 BREAKING: People can have different opinions and still be friends.

The final shakeout….

The question now is…who wants to launder money and who doesn’t…?

Growing up with a single mom in South Carolina, I learned that every dollar matters. The Clarity Act will protect hard-earned money, keep jobs and innovation in the United States, and strengthen national security. This final text further empowers law enforcement and gives the Treasury Secretary the tools to protect community banks, farmers, and rural Americans. It’s time to pass the Clarity Act.

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Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. — Psalm 119:105