My daughter, 7, drew this for eclipse at school. Here’s some cool art @elonmusk

A compilation of the Islamic Republic mass executing their own people. It would be a shame if this went viral.

WILD: Israel’s UN ambassador offers the Starlink device to Iran’s representative…

🚨BREAKING🚨: Hillary Clinton had a full-fledged plan for UFO disclosure had she been elected in 2016. It got botched. A thousand pages of Clinton White House documents show the plan had been in motion for twenty years before it collapsed. Grant Cameron (@GrantCameron ) has spent 51 years prying UFO secrets out of the US government, and the Clinton files are his signature find. They record billionaire Laurance Rockefeller lobbying the Clinton White House through the mid-1990s to declassify what the government held on UFOs, with Hillary Clinton personally involved in the effort. Two decades later, as a presidential candidate, she told Jimmy Kimmel she would get to the bottom of it, and her campaign chairman John Podesta had already called the failure to secure disclosure the biggest regret of his time in the Obama White House. Then she lost, and the plan died with the campaign. Nobody gets inside the UFO secret without understanding ESP: Eric Walker, who chaired the Pentagon's top scientific think tank, admitted on tape that he had known about the government's UFO control group for forty years and had been present when a crashed craft was recovered, then said that anyone who did not understand ESP would never be let in. Ben Rich, who ran Lockheed's Skunk Works, was asked how the craft traveled here and answered with a question of his own: what do you know about ESP? Jim Semivan, former high-ranking CIA official, came out of a seven-hour classified UFO briefing saying nobody understands what is going on, but the psychic material is all real according to Cameron. The craft are steered by thought. Cameron has collected 36 accounts from people who say they were put at the controls of one, among them a United Airlines 747 captain and a retired Air Force colonel who flew F-16s over Iraq, and every one describes an instructor standing behind them, telling them to picture where they want to go. One asked to see the Milky Way from the outside, was told it was within him, pictured it, felt one second of crushing force, and the galaxy was in the window. Cameron also discusses a video in which a longtime CIA science official mentions to a friend that a breakthrough has been made. That people may soon go into the next world and come back. The government has treated the mind as the real secret since 1950, when a Canadian top-secret memo, which Canada has confirmed is genuine, recorded American officials classifying flying saucers above the hydrogen bomb and noting that mental phenomena might be associated with them. Fifty-one years into the search, Cameron's conclusion is that the deepest secret in the UFO file is what a human mind can do, and where it can be sent. Full conversation live now. youtu.be/fpUa3xJN64Q

Uh so this just happened.

These angles shows exactly how devastating the situation in Nepal was. Stones and bridges… even humans were swept away like it was nothing. You might shed a tear watching this

مشاهد يقولون من نيبال ..

This one came and was moving from different angles, pray for Nepal cause they’ve recorded almost 480 dead bodies and more than 1500 still missing.

Dear Iranian Regime, Take your lego videos and shove them where the sun doesn’t shine. Sincerely, An American Warrior PS., GFY

Interceptions seen moments ago over Bahrain.

Hyperscalers are set to spend $700 billion on AI infrastructure this year. Investors are already comparing today’s AI boom to the 2001 internet bubble. But the underlying economy may be telling a completely different story… A thread 🧵

A guy named George Bell could have bought Google for $750,000. He said no. Google is worth $4 trillion today. Bell wasn't an idiot. He was the CEO of Excite, a search engine that back in 1999 was way bigger than Google. The deal had a catch. Google's co-founder Larry Page wanted Excite to throw out their own search technology and replace it with Google's. Bell had hundreds of engineers who built Excite from scratch. He couldn't fire them all because two Stanford grad students said they had a better algorithm. His reasoning was sound. The outcome was a disaster. Three years later, the guy running Yahoo did almost the same thing with bigger numbers. Terry Semel offered $3 billion for Google in 2002. Google said $5 billion. Semel walked over the $2 billion gap. Today Google is worth roughly 800 times what he refused to pay. In 2000, the founders of Netflix flew to Dallas and offered to sell their whole company to Blockbuster for $50 million. The Blockbuster CEO almost laughed them out of the room. He called Netflix a niche business and said the dot-com hype was overblown. Netflix is worth around $390 billion today. Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in 2010. Kodak is the one that hurts the most. In 1975, a young engineer at Kodak named Steve Sasson built the world's first digital camera. It weighed eight pounds, was the size of a toaster, and took 23 seconds to save a single black-and-white photo to a cassette tape. He showed it to his bosses. Their reaction was: cool, but don't tell anyone. They patented the technology and shelved it. Kodak's executives wanted to wait for a perfect digital camera before they competed with their own film business. By the time they got serious about digital, the Japanese had taken over the market. Kodak filed for bankruptcy in January 2012. At its peak, the company controlled 90% of the US film market and employed 145,000 people. Now look at what Microsoft did in July 1981. IBM was about to launch the personal computer. They needed an operating system. Microsoft didn't have one. So Bill Gates went to a small Seattle hardware shop that had cobbled together something called QDOS, which stood for "Quick and Dirty Operating System." Yes, that was the real name. Gates bought the rights for $50,000, slapped "MS-DOS" on it, and licensed it to IBM weeks before the PC launched. He didn't build a perfect operating system, and he didn't wait for someone to make one. He grabbed what was on the shelf and shipped it. Excite, Yahoo, Blockbuster, and Kodak each had more money, bigger market share, and in some cases, the better technology. They all wanted the cleaner shot. Microsoft picked up the magazine that was lying around and started firing. The next $4 trillion company is being passed on right now. Someone is reading the pitch and finding a perfectly reasonable reason to wait.

9 Days up in a row for the $NDX. $SMH see some massive trades continue as markets shrug off concerns. & what is going on when it comes to this earnings season? $GS shows us a new trend which we need to investigate. That and more in today's show: 👇👇👇

Breaking News: Japan has agreed to support naval operations in the Strait of Hormuz. 🤣

🚨 CIA's Ghost Murmur Technology Explained

88 Books Of The Ethiopian Bible vs. The 66 Books Of The King James Bible... Power & Manipulation vs. Truth...

No one, presently, sees the Moon rotate like this. That's because the Earth's moon is tidally locked to the Earth, showing us only one side. However, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has this view: a full Moon rotation.

Do you think the Shroud was from Jesus Christ? The Power that lifted his body engraved the image of his face? New Testament scholar Jeremiah Johnston explains why he believes the Shroud of Turin is authentic, tells story about how Jewish technical photographer Barrie Schwortz became convinced it was authentic.