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Iran is beating us with an altered version of the same tactics today. Take the hits outlast your opponents.
Nathanael Greene lost every major battle in the Southern Campaign. He never once held the field at the end of the day. He also freed the Carolinas. In March 1781, Cornwallis had 1,900 seasoned regulars and a desperate need for a decisive victory. Greene gave him one. He formed 4,500 men in three lines at Guilford Court House, let Cornwallis’s army grind through them for two hours, and then ordered a retreat. He left his artillery on the field. By the rules of the day, Cornwallis had won. Cornwallis had also just lost 532 men. Twenty-eight percent of his force. In a single afternoon. Men he could not replace, in territory he could not resupply, fighting a commander who would never stop coming. A British statesman said of the result: “Another such victory would ruin the British army.” Six weeks later Cornwallis abandoned the Carolinas. Seven months later he surrendered at Yorktown. Greene was a Quaker ironmonger from Rhode Island who taught himself military history at his father’s forge. He had no formal training. What he had was a formation that measured success by faithfulness over time, not by who held the field at the end of the day. The Society of Friends expelled him in 1774 for organizing a militia. He absorbed that loss too and kept going. His own words described the strategy: “We fight, get beaten, and fight again.” Not failure. A plan. You have been measuring the wrong thing. The season that felt like losing may have been the one that broke something in your enemy that cannot be replaced. The campaign is larger than the battle. Get back in the field. Rule 3 of 76 Rules of Command is live on Substack. Win the campaign by absorbing the battle. 👇🇺🇸 #AmRev
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Did Wapo run their pharma ads next to the editorial?
The Washington Post editorial board accuses me of a conflict of interest that might bias me against Big Pharma, whose interests they apparently seek to protect. The alleged conflict comes from money I supposedly made from a settlement in a lawsuit against Merck for injuries caused by its Gardasil vaccine. The problem is that I never received a penny from the Merck Gardasil settlement, and neither has my son nor anyone else in my family. Before taking office, I relinquished any interest in potential Gardasil fees back to the Wisner Baum law firm, which publicly confirmed this during my confirmation process. Yet @SenWarren, @Reuters, and @washingtonpost editorial board — in their ardor to protect Big Pharma — continue to push a false narrative that makes Big Pharma the victim and me the mendacious villain. They should correct the record — and spend more time examining the real conflicts that have long disabled the regulatory function of my Department, all of which I am now deconstructing. I’m firing corrupt regulators and dismissing the panels formerly populated by heavily conflicted “experts.” We are dismantling the mechanisms of corporate capture that made this agency the sock puppet for the industry it was supposed to regulate. Why are Reuters, Warren, and WaPo inventing lies to besmirch the first @HHSgov Secretary in modern history to stand up to industry?
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No one knows why? It’s run by socialist leeches with no grasp of reality beyond race baiting & the politics of envy.
More WARNING signs: @CNBC names Maryland the 2nd WORST economy in America in 2026. Below are Maryland’s economic indicators (CNBC). Maryland is only ahead of Rhode Island. Has the BILLIONS in new taxes/fees Annapolis passed in recent years, helped or hurt the economy?
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Like the little buggers aren’t paranoid enough now?
Virginia Democrat Theme Song!! The biggest drafting error in the history of Virginia has sparked new Afroman lyrics : I was going to draft new marijuana laws but then I got high 🎶 I was going to put a delayed enhancement of repeals until I got high 🎶 Now kids can be sold pot and I know why 🎼 Cuz I got high cuz I got High cuz I got High.
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The England World Cup supporter who created this was just too funny! All the little jokes in the background, on the t-shirts too…piss funny!!!
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How do think we got Biden as a president…
BREAKING: USA comes back from huge deficit to defeat Belgium 5-4 after receiving four surprise mail-in goals at 3:00am
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Will they use @origin_trail tech @OxPharmaGenesis ?
Today, HHS launched a historic department-wide effort to strengthen America’s clinical research enterprise and ensure the next generation of medical breakthroughs is developed right here in the United States. Under President Trump’s leadership, we are accelerating innovation, expanding research capacity, and ensuring lifesaving discoveries are made in America.
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Congrats you guys have been working hard!
The @origin_trail DKG V10 release is underway and lands on mainnet today! Deployment of smart contracts was completed. All $TRAC token movements from staking and publishing accounts are part of ongoing transition to V10 network. The system is now in final verification. Stay tuned for launch!
If @coinbase nurtures projects built on their chain it has a really good chance, but will they?
We might have a chance vs Openrouter... surplusintelligence.ai has a median discount of 60% vs Openrouter prices. We are an inference marketplace. Prices are set by supply and demand. Sellers have more credits than they need and offer discounts because their alternative is credits that expire worthless. Buyers benefit from these steep discounts.
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From AI memory to sovereign context infrastructure 🎯
The Anthropic case transforms the @origin_trail thesis from "AI memory infrastructure" to "sovereign context infrastructure." While access to frontier models may be limited by geopolitical decisions, the true strategic asset is not the model used today, but the institutional memory, context graph, and decision traces that must remain portable, verifiable, and under the organization's control. Models can be restricted. Cloud access can be switched off. Institutional memory must remain sovereign. That is where @OriginTrailDev becomes strategically relevant. @woisau1 @DrevZiga @altcoin @AltcoinDaily @AltcoinsCalls
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Sure send a drone to het them to reveal there position for a sniper…
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More important than BTC. Who are these nations and journalists decrying locking up the most vicious and violent gangs in centuries?
JUST IN: EL SALVADOR NOW OFFERS 0% TAXES ON #BITCOIN GAINS AND FOREIGN INCOME ONLY 90 DAY RESIDENCY IS REQUIRED GLOBAL GAME THEORY AT WORK 🚀
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JUST IN: EL SALVADOR NOW OFFERS 0% TAXES ON #BITCOIN GAINS AND FOREIGN INCOME ONLY 90 DAY RESIDENCY IS REQUIRED GLOBAL GAME THEORY AT WORK 🚀
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I feel like I was watching my father if he was still alive today. 🤣🤣🤣 Hats off to this guy!
"I don't wanna lose you as a customer" 😂😂😂😂
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One of the greatest and oldest special effects in history can be witnessed in Rome today And it has been playing out, on cue, for nearly 2000 years... Each year on April 21, the traditional birthday of Rome — the legendary date Romulus founded the city in 753 BC — the midday sun pierces the oculus at the crown of the Pantheon's dome and casts a perfect disk of light that settles squarely on the temple's entrance. For roughly two minutes and fifty seconds, the bronze doors blaze gold... At that exact moment, the Emperor would step across the threshold, his body swallowed in sunlight, as though the heavens themselves were handing him the city. Hadrian's engineers designed the entire building as a cosmos in miniature: the interior is exactly 43.3 metres wide and 43.3 metres tall, meaning a perfect sphere fits inside it. The Roman senator Cassius Dio wrote that the vaulted roof was meant to resemble the heavens themselves...
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This is how the story goes, what we have briefly mentioned before. A fully traceable donation program. 🧵 Here's the insight we had: the supply chain infrastructure we built for trade finance works identically for aid delivery. Goods move the same. Verification works the same. The only difference: donors replace financiers. And there's no profit at the end — just a delivery to placate much suffering and pain. Nearly 34 million people needing aid source: wfp.org/stories/sudans-war-t… A real campaign looks like this: Per campaign 5 containers of Family kits — wheat, lentils, oil, rice, malaria treatment, ORS, mosquito nets — fully funded, shipped then tracked: 📦 Procurement recorded on @Origin_Trail DKG 🚢 Shipping confirmed — Thessaloniki → Port Sudan 📍 Last-mile distribution logged by state coordinators Donors don't have to trust us. They verify — on-chain, independently. We didn't build a new system. We adapted the ontology we already had for trade finance and pointed it at this problem. Target: Q3 2026. Agreements in progress. If you want to be involved early — DM us. #Sudan #OriginTrail #DKG #HumanitarianAid #TraceableAid #VerifyDontTrust
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RT @origin_trail: Millions of verifiable data points, connected in a shared context and controlled by those who created them. 🕸️ As @phila…
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