>>23561386LBon old US stamps
btw before using them look up how much they are worth, I only have a few and it came to $150, saved them anyway, some are rare and sell for $15,000 to $200,000some were limited printing on US stamps.
Your Mom may have left you a lot of money.
7 Sep, 2025 19:24
Ukrainian PM doubles down on Russia strike on gov’t office claim despite evidence
Kiev Mayor Vitaly Klitschko and several Ukrainian media outlets have reported that a fire in the building was caused by a downed drone
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko has accused Russia of striking a government office in central Kiev, posting a video from inside a damaged corridor.However, reports by Kiev Mayor Vitaly Klitschko and Ukrainian media suggested that the blaze was sparked by debris from a downed drone, not a direct hit.
In the video posted to social media on Sunday, Sviridenko said“you can see the consequences of the attack” while standing in a corridor with some scattered debris.
She also claimed that the fire caused by the attack covered 800 square meters.No clearly visible signs of any major blaze can be seen in the video except for what appears to be a burnt roof.
Klitschko stated earlier on Telegram that a government office caught fire after Ukrainian air defenses brought down a drone. Several local media outlets, including TSN and Focus, also reported that the fire was caused by wreckage from the intercepted UAV.l
TheRussian Defense Ministrystated on Sunday that the nation’smilitary had targeted two military industrial facilitieson the outskirts of Kiev in an overnight strike.
It denied striking the government office.
Sviridenko used the incident to accuse Moscow of “not seeking peace” and urged Kiev’s Western backers to “help close our sky” and “strengthen sanctions against Russia.” She also published a photo of herself standing inside a severely damaged building, claiming it to be the government office.
Photos released by theUkrainian emergency services on social media only showed fire and smoke coming out of several windowson the upper floor of the government building,with no visible damage to its walls or roof.
This is not the first time Ukrainian officials have pointed the finger at Russia for damage causedeither by a shot-down projectile or Ukraine's own air-defenses. Such incidents in the past have set residential buildings and infrastructure ablaze, raising questions over Kiev’s placement of anti-air systems close to civilian areas.
Moscow maintains that it never targets civilians, only Kiev’s defense industry and military-related facilities.
https://www.rt.com/russia/624253-ukrainian-pm-russia-strike-claim/
7 Sep, 2025 23:30
Ukrainian drone attack injures six in public park (VIDEO)
Kiev’s forces struck Russia’s Donetsk on Sunday
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A Ukrainian kamikaze drone struck a park in Russia’s Donetsk on Sunday, injuring six people, including a teenage girl, according to regional authorities.
Denis Pushilin, head of the Donetsk People’s Republic, said the UAV hit the Gulliver park in the western part of the city, an area that has often come under shelling during the conflict.
He added that Kiev’s forces carried out 15 “armed attacks” on Donetsk and the nearby town of Makeevka, using 155mm artillery and drones.
Footage from RT’s Murad Gazdiev, filmed shortly after the strike, shows debris, blood stains on the pavement, and benches damaged by shrapnel.
A school was also heavily damaged, though no one was injured inside as it was closed at the time.
https://www.rt.com/russia/624258-ukraine-drone-park-donetsk/
7 Sep, 2025 22:44
Biden’s DOJ officials objected to his pardons – Axios(but not any other crimes they committed)
Government lawyers reportedly believed the ex-president failed to properly vet the criminals whose sentences he commuted
Former US President Joe Biden’s own officials objected to how his team handled the sweeping pardons issued shortly before he left office, Axios reported on Sunday, citing internal emails and people familiar with the matter.
Biden faced widespread criticism for granting clemency to his son Hunter, despite pledging not to do so. Hunter Biden had previously pleaded guilty to tax evasion and gun violations.
“There was a mad dash to find groups of people that he could then pardon – and they largely didn’t run it by the Justice Department to vet them,” a source told Axios.
Many of the pardons were signed with an autopen, a device that replicates the president’s signature. The move was reportedly authorized by Biden’s chief of staff, Jeff Zients, with his aide Rosa Po frequently sending the authorizations by email.
Bradley Weinsheimer, a senior ethics attorney at the Justice Department, wrote a scathing memo in January, a day after Biden freed thousands of criminals he described as non-violent drug offenders,Axios said. Weinsheimer argued that Biden’s statement was “untrue, or at least misleading,” and provided a list of violent offenders released as a result.
In January, White House staff secretary Stef Feldmanreportedly questioned the use of the autopen, asking: “When did we get [Biden’s] approval of this?”
Biden later insisted he had made “every decision” himself and claimed the autopen was needed to process a large number of documents. However, records indicate he only had to sign “a few documents for every large group of people he granted clemency,” according to Axios.
Biden ultimately pardoned 4,245 people, with more than 95% of those decisions made in the final months of his presidency, the outlet said. The former president argued at the time that the prosecution of his son was politically motivated.
(America objected to him being the fake President for four years but no one cared.All of them are just covering their asses, they knew what was going on for four years under Garland and the Cabal.)
https://www.rt.com/news/624257-biden-last-minute-pardons-details/
7 Sep, 2025 19:
All messenger apps are ‘transparent’ to spy agencies – Kremlin(bullshit on Telegram)
Governments and corporations should be aware of the risks associated with electronic communications, Dmitry Peskov has said
Messaging apps are “absolutely transparent” to intelligence agencies and security services, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. People who use them to share sensitive information should be aware of the risks, he added.
“All messengers are absolutely transparent systems, and people who use them should understand that they are transparent…. to the security services,” Peskov told journalists on Friday at the Eastern Economic Forum in Russia’s Vladivostok.
He added it was particularly important to consider the risks when sensitive government or commercial data are shared through such apps, which can be accessed by foreign intelligence services.
The official was commenting on Telegram and WhatsApp in Russia, as well as on the Russian government’s support for developing a domestic messaging platform.
Russian security services have accused Telegram and WhatsApp of using double standards for refusing to share data with the Russian authoritiesabout fraud and terror plots while complying with similar requests from other countries.
Back in July, a member of the State Duma’s committee on information policy and technology, Anton Nemkin, called WhatsApp’s continued presence in Russia a “legalized breach of national security.”
Russian law enforcement officials have said that Ukrainian intelligence, along with other malicious actors such as swindlers and con artists, often relies on databases containing personal data obtained through WhatsApp and Telegram to recruit agents or identify targets inside Russia.
In December 2024, the US government also warned senior officials to switch to encrypted communications after a security breach in which a group of hackers stole data, including information stored under US government surveillance protocols as part of “legal” wiretapping of American suspects.
(Russia is spreading propaganda because France arrested the owner they couldn’t pierce Telegram and the veil of secrecy. And the owner and app was banned in Russia and France because of that.)
https://www.rt.com/russia/624254-messenger-transparent-security-agencies-kremlin/
7 Sep, 2025 18:20
==Russian cancer vaccine ‘ready for use’ – health official=
The breakthrough drug reduced tumor size and growth by up to 80% in early testing, according to Veronika Skvortsova
Russia’s newly developed cancer vaccine has shown high effectiveness in preclinical trials and is ready for rollout, according to Veronika Skvortsova, head of the Federal Medical-Biological Agency.
The breakthrough drug is awaiting approval from the Russian Health Ministry.
The vaccine showed excellent results in three years of preclinical trials, the official told Izvestia on Friday on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok.
“The [trials] have proven the safety of the vaccine, including its repeated use, as well as its high efficiency, which was associated with a reduction in tumor size and a slowdown in tumor growth,”Skvortsova said. She added that in some cancers, the effect reached 60-80%. “Studies have shown an increase in survival, which is also very important.”
“We submitted documents to the Ministry of Health to obtain permission for clinical use” at the end of summer, the official added.
The vaccine is ready for use, we are waiting for permission.
The initial launch is planned for colorectal cancer, with jabs for glioblastoma and melanoma to follow, she added.
According to its developer, the Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, the drug is an mRNA-based vaccine that uses AI to train the patient’s immune system to attack cancer cells.
Institute head Alexander Gintsburg saidearlier that the vaccine is subject to a unique regulatory framework due to its nature. “This is a fundamentally different process from the registration of standard drugs,” he noted last month.
The institute also developed Russia’s Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccineand is currently working on an HIV vaccine using the same mRNA technology.
https://www.rt.com/russia/624252-russian-cancer-vaccine-ready/
(This is confusing because Russia is trying to grow the birth rate in the country dramatically. Are the faking out the world?)
7 Sep, 2025 13:59
WATCH thousands march in Orthodox Christian procession in Moscow (VIDEOS, PHOTOS)
The event revives a 400-year-old tradition that was discontinued after the 1917 Revolution
Thousands of Orthodox Christians took part in a large procession on Sunday celebrating the Council of Moscow Saints, a Russian Orthodox Church feast honoring the saints of Moscow. The event marks the revival of a tradition that was discontinued after the Russian Revolution in 1917.
The march was led by Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, and joined by clergy from the Moscow diocese, monastic communities, and lay believers. Organizers estimated that about 40,000 people took part.
Participants came from across Russia and also the Czech Republic, Uzbekistan, Serbia, Italy, and other countries. The march began at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in central Moscow and proceeded to the Novodevichy Convent 6km away.
Videos shared online showed clergy and worshippers carrying colorful banners depicting saints, with crowds chanting the traditional “Christ is risen” and choirs responding “Truly He is risen.”
Many sang church hymns as Muscovites lined the streets to watch the procession.
The procession was preceded by a service celebrated by Patriarch Kirill at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
Speaking ahead of the event, the Patriarch said the march underscored Moscow’s role as a capital of Orthodoxy and expressed hope it would restore an ancient tradition.
“Moscow is a truly Orthodox capital of our homeland,” he told reporters after the service. “On the one hand, it is a city open to our brothers from other religions, recognizing their contribution to our common history, but at the same time it is a city that will never renounce its Christian heritage.”
The procession honors the historic transfer of the Smolensk Icon of the Holy Mother of God from the Kremlin’s Annunciation Cathedral to the Novodevichy Convent, which was founded by Grand Duke Vasily III after the capture of Smolensk in 1525. An annual march was established in memory of the icon transfer and continued for nearly four centuries until the Russian Revolution.
https://www.rt.com/russia/624232-moscow-relgious-march-christians/
Trump: Russia-Ukraine war a 'horrible waste of humanity'
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters at Joint Base Andrews after returning from the U.S. Open.
12:55
https://youtu.be/_FlN7r7gb6M
>>23561619 very interesting interview and lots of info
Ilhan Omar rips Trump's 'lawless' strike on suspected Tren de Aragua boat(like her family that killed many in her country she should go back to?)
CBP senior advisor Ron Vitiello tells 'Fox News Live' that he supports the decision made to strike down an alleged Venezuelan drug boat despite negative reaction from Democrats and reaffirms CBP's decision to label Ecuadorian gangs terrorist organizations. (Her day is done soon, is my guess)
4:22
https://youtu.be/l7kX_3hYhoM
Nice Sky tonight, down south in our country
>>23561715 thank you anon
>>23561724 nope and never
Homan vows crackdown on funders of anti-ICE protests: 'Will be prosecuted'
Border czar Tom Homan discusses the Trump administration’s planned Chicago crime crackdown and keeping illegal criminal migrants off American streets
7:29
https://youtu.be/kQNDvN0YGzY
More than 300 tons of chemicals used to make meth INTERCEPTED in MexicoWOW,they really want us dead.
Government Accountability Institute’sPeter Schweizerdiscusses the fentanyl crisis and the Trump administration’s efforts to combat drug cartels
5:19
https://youtu.be/mkEYEOkpmTs
>>23561806 Precursors is what he was talking about
>>23561809Its time to ban Soros his family, his foundations and allies from America ASAPmore republicans will win elections too
Vance talks 2028, issues STARK warning to Republicans
Vice President JD Vance reflects on his service in the Marines, a potential 2028 presidential bid and balancing family life with his political life.
(In the end I think it will be Rubio)
21:06
https://youtu.be/tYvAwQ4aRFA
>>23561841 You might be right
>>23561837 He did a good job in this interview
Postal traffic to U.S. sank 80% after Trump administration ended exemption on low-value parcels
(how much is 80% of a very low number since there are other ways to send things through Amazon and other companies? This sounds pretty deceptive.)
Postal traffic into the United States plunged by more than 80 percent after the Trump administration ended a tariff exemption for low-cost imports, the United Nations postal agency said Saturday.
The Universal Postal Union says it has started rolling out new measures that can help postal operators around the world calculate and collect duties, or taxes, after the U.S. eliminated the so-called "de minimis exemption” for lower-value parcels.
Eighty-eight postal operators have told the UPU that they have suspended some or all postal services to the United States until a solution is implemented with regard to U.S.-bound parcels valued at $800 or less, which had been the cutoff for imported goods to escape customs charges.
“The global network saw postal traffic to the U.S. come to a near-halt after the implementation of the new rules on Aug. 29, 2025, which for the first time placed the burden of customs duty collection and remittance on transportation carriers or U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency-approved qualified parties,” the UPU said in a statement.
The UPU said information exchanged between postal operators through its electronic network showed traffic from its 192 member countries — nearly all the world countries — had fallen 81 percent on Aug. 29, compared to a week earlier.
The Bern, Switzerland-based agency said the “major operational disruptions” have occurred because airlines and other carriers indicated they weren't willing or able to collect such duties, and foreign postal operators had not established a link to CBP-qualified companies.
Before the measure took effect, the postal union sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to express concerns about its impact.
The de minimis exemption has existed in some form since 1938, and the administration says the exemption has become a loophole that foreign businesses exploit to evade tariffs and criminals use to get drugs into the U.S.
Purchases that previously entered the U.S. without needing to clear customs now require vetting and are subject to their origin country’s applicable tariff rate, which can range from 10 to 50 percent.
While the change applies to the products of every country, U.S. residents will not have to pay duties on incoming gifts valued at up to $100, or on up to $200 worth of personal souvenirs from trips abroad, according to the White House.
The UPU said its members had not been given enough time or guidance to comply with the procedures outlined in the executive order U.S. President Donald Trump signed on July 30 to eliminate the duty-free eligibility of low-value goods.
(https://www.mprnews.org/story/2025/09/07/postal-traffic-to-us-sank-80-after-trump-administration-ended-exemption-on-lowvalue-parcels
(The USPO people particularly hate PDJT, so this article is questionable.)
I GOT PROTESTED FOR HAVING A PINT.Raheem Kassam
The paid protesters on Capitol Hill descended upon Butterworth's this past week, in another failed attempt to intimidate us.
2:24
https://youtu.be/4voKACP0oNg
Lefties Losing It: ‘Hot mess’ Democrats leading presidential candidates struggle
26:42
https://youtu.be/GLYbWnXzNdA
Business Insider yanked 40 essays with suspect bylines. Are they related?
Story by Scott Nover, Aaron Schaffer • 1d
A raft of articles have been retracted from publications including Business Insider and Wired in recent months, with links between them suggesting a possible broader scheme to pass off fake stories that these outlets now suspect were written using artificial intelligence.
A Washington Post probe into the retractions found a connection between Onyeka Nwelue, the purported author of one of 38 essays removed this week by Business Insider, and someone using the name Margaux Blanchard, two of whose stories were previously removed by the same outlet. In recent months SFGate, Index on Censorship and Wired also retracted articles under the Blanchard byline, after it was identified as bogus by the British publication Press Gazette.
Impersonation and deceit are age-old problems, but the rise of easy-to-use AI tools could mean a proliferation of fake news articles that might appear real — especially to the untrained eye.
The nonprofit Reporters Without Borders told The Post these stories have the “hallmarks” of generative AI, but noted that it’s difficult to prove. “Advances in AI are making it possible to develop insidious and highly dangerous attacks at low cost,” said Vincent Berthier, head of the organization’s tech and journalism desk. “Whether it’s fake journalists, phony media outlets, or deepfakes, assaults on the credibility of the media are becoming increasingly apparent.”
Business Insider Editor in Chief Jamie Heller explained to staff Tuesday in an email, obtained by The Post, that the report of a phony writer spurred a fuller investigation that turned up dozens of suspicious articles under various bylines.
“We recently learned that a freelance contributor misrepresented their identity in two first-person essays written for Business Insider. As soon as this came to light, we took down the essays and began an investigation,” Heller said. “As part of this process, we’ve removed additional first-person essays from the site due to concerns about the authors’ identity or veracity. No news articles or videos were found to have this issue.”
On Tuesday, Business Insider removed 38 pieces that had been published under bylines other than Blanchard. Business Insider deleted the author pages of 19 individuals, including Blanchard and Nwelue, and replaced their essays with editor’s notes.
The website’s investigation involved reviewing “tens of thousands of records,” Business Insider spokesperson Ari Isaacman D’Angelo said in a statement to The Post. But it hadn’t determined whether artificial intelligence was used to produce the yanked essays, she said, noting that AI-detection tools are often unreliable.
There were odd overlaps between stories. “I grew up feeling insecure about my name,” read one under the byline Nate Giovanni. “Most of my male family members had masculine names like Butch, David, and Apollo, but I was always the bud [sic] of the joke with the name Amarilis.” The uncommon name Amarilis also appeared in the byline of another retracted essay.
Essays under Giovanni’s byline feature contradictory information. One piece, published in December 2024, refers to the author having two teenage daughters and a 2-and-a-half-year-old son. Another, published three months later mentions two sons, aged 8 and 9. Pieces that ran in May and July — about house-sitting around the world and applying to PhD programs — make no mention of a family at all.
Nine essays with the byline Tim Stevensen also contain contradictions. In one article, he claims his daughters are in their 20s and his son is a teenager; in another one published this year he says they’re 11, 13 and 15.
Heller wrote in her staff memo this week that Business Insider had “bolstered our verification protocols” but did not say how. The 40 essays have been replaced by editor’s notes that say they have been removed because they “didn’t meet Business Insider’s standards.”
The news site, owned by the German media conglomerate Axel Springer, won a Pulitzer Prize in 2022.
On Aug. 21, Wired wrote a longer mea culpa about the article it published under Blanchard’s name, with the headline “How WIRED Got Rolled by an AI Freelancer.”
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/technology/business-insider-yanked-40-essays-with-suspect-bylines-are-they-related/ar-AA1M0fAD
WAPO freaked out AI could replace them. That’s funny and true!