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Unmask The SYS
@UnmaskTheSys
Jul 25
🚨 BOMBSHELL JUST DROPPED 🚨
Don Lemon’s federal indictment just got UNSEALED and it’s worse than we thought.
The ex-CNN clown is charged with CONSPIRACY AGAINST RIGHTS and violating the FACE Act for helping storm a Christian church in St. Paul, Minnesota during Sunday service to attack worshippers over ICE.
New details prove he was in on it from the jump: In the pre-op meeting he thanked the ringleader Nekima Levy Armstrong “for what she was doing,” promised her he wasn’t going to spill the plan, then said “see you there.”This wasn’t journalism. This was coordinated intimidation of Christians praying in their own house of God.
Trump’s DOJ is finally holding these people accountable.
Share this EVERYWHERE before the media buries it.
https://x.com/UnmaskTheSys/status/2080986714143662588
https://www.dailymail.com/wires/afp/article-16004919/Crisis-hit-Flavio-Bolsonaro-launches-presidential-candidacy-Brazil.html
Brazil's right-wing party nominates Bolsonaro son to battle Lula
Brazil's right-wing Liberal Party on Saturday formally nominated Flavio Bolsonaro, a 45-year-old senator and son of imprisoned ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, as its candidate in the October presidential election.
He is set to face off against leftist incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, 80, who is seeking a fourth nonconsecutive term and has gained momentum in recent weeks as the younger Bolsonaro faced a series of crises.
Far-right firebrand Jair Bolsonaro anointed his eldest son Flavio as his political heir after being sentenced to 27 years in prison for plotting a coup following his 2022 election loss to Lula.
"I may be calmer, more cheerful, more composed and more moderate, but Bolsonaro blood flows here!" Flavio, touching his arm, declared to a cheering crowd in a Sao Paulo warehouse.
https://futurism.com/health-medicine/eye-implant-restores-vision-approved-sale
Eye Implant That Restores Vision to the Blind Cleared for Sale
An eye implant that can help blind people see again is poised to hit the market — in Europe, at least.
On Wednesday, the US-based Science Corporation announced that it had received approval from the European Union to treat patients with its vision-restoring bionic eye device, called Prima, in a huge step towards the commercialization of the technology.
“We have a cochlear implant for vision now,” CEO Max Hodak told Stat News.
Science Corp’s device is designed to treat advanced macular degeneration, a condition in the eye which causes central vision loss. It’s the leading cause of vision loss in older adults, with severe forms of it accounting for nearly 90 percent of legal blindness in the US, according to one estimate.
To restore vision, the Prima device uses a wireless chip that’s surgically implanted under the retina. This connects with a pair of camera-equipped glasses, which transmits video in the form of near-infrared light that the chip turns into electrical signals interpreted by the brain.
Science Corp first published the results of a preliminary clinical trial in late 2024, showing that patients who used the device were able to recognize faces again, and even read books.
“One of our patients in France finished a 300-page novel a little while ago, and sent us the book,” Hodak recently told TechCrunch. “We have a sketch on the wall [that] one of our patients drew of the Sydney Opera House. There are videos of patients playing crossword puzzles and filling in Sudoku.”
But Hodak — who cofounded Neuralink with Elon Musk before leaving to start Science Corp — was candid that his tech still has a lot of room for improvement.
“This is an early version. It’s kind of like looking through a straw in the centre of their vision,” he told the Financial Times, saying it was “powerful proof” that the company was on the right track.
“We see in the future how to get to colour pretty close to native acuity,” he added.
Each Prima device is expected to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, but Science Corp says it’s working with healthcare providers to cover some of the cost, per TechCrunch. It’s most likely to first start treating patients in Germany, where it conducted its clinical trials.
It’s not the only company making moves in this space. Neuralink is also working on a vision implant called Blindsight, but it hasn’t begun human trials yet.
https://www.politico.eu/article/romania-blames-russia-as-military-shoots-down-third-drone/
Romania shoots down third Russian drone in three days
Sunday’s incident marks the third drone shot down over Romania in as many days, in a further escalation for the NATO member.
A Romanian fighter jet on Sunday shot down a third drone that had entered its national air space in as many days, prompting President Nicușor Dan to blame Moscow for the "inadmissible and intolerable" incursions.
Sunday's incident marked the latest escalation for the NATO member. The series of incursions comes as Russian attacks on Ukraine's Danube region have increasingly spilled over the border.
"It is inadmissible and intolerable for the Russian Federation to continue violating Romania's airspace, which is, at the same time, NATO airspace and European Union airspace," Dan said on Sunday.
"Such actions are unacceptable, and we treat them with the utmost seriousness, alongside our allies," he said on X.
The drone was safely shot down 12 kilometers northeast of Sulina, a port town in Eastern Romania on the Danube Delta, within the country's territorial waters, the defense ministry said in a statement.
Romania's foreign ministry said on Sunday that it had summoned Russia's ambassador over the incursions.
https://alohastatedaily.com/2026/07/24/luke-indicted-for-bribery/
Hawaii lieutenant governor indicted for bribery — $35,000 in paper bag
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke has been indicted for bribery by a O‘ahu grand jury.
Luke’s bail was set at $80,000 Friday after being charged with bribery, conspiracy to commit bribery and falsifying her campaign spending report.
Four others were also indicted Friday in connection with the State Attorney General’s investigation into a purported paper bag full of $35,000 paid to an unknown, but “influential,” lawmaker referenced during a 2022 federal bribery investigation.
Those others included former State Rep. Ryan Yamane, lobbyist Tobi Solidum, former chair of the state Public Utilities Commission Leodoloff Asuncion Jr., and Ford Fuchigami, airports administrator for the state Department of Transportation.
According to the indictment, during Luke’s 2022 campaign for lieutenant governor, Solidum was seeking additional state money for Covid community testing centers. The indictment cites a conversation between Solidum and Ty Cullen — the former Hawai‘i Rep. who, at the time, had turned informant for the FBI — where Solidum was worried that the state DOH would cut funding for Covid testing centers soon.
During the conversation, Solidum reportedly told Cullen Luke was running for the lieutenant governor position, adding: “All I gotta do is give her more money.”
Solidum, Cullen and Luke all reportedly met on Jan. 20, 2022 at Morton’s The Steakhouse in Ala Moana, where Solidum’s stepdaughter Kristen Pae placed an envelope on the table containing two $5,000 checks, one from Solidum and one from Pae. Luke reportedly took the envelope.
Solidum then told Luke, “By next week we’ll have 35, so it will be halfway to our 70.”
Later during that meeting, Solidum asked Luke about the possibility of drawing upon federal funds to continue Covid testing, to which Luke agreed to follow up.
The two $5,000 checks were subsequently deposited into the Friends of Sylvia Luke bank account, the same day Luke arranged for a meeting to discuss emergency appropriations for additional Covid community testing. In February, Luke’s Finance Committee, which she chaired, passed House Bill 2392, a bill approving more than $170 million in state funds for Covid mitigation measures for the next two fiscal years.
The indictment does not specifically mention an exact $35,000 transaction, let alone a paper bag, although the the transaction in Morton’s strongly resembles an event Luke described in February: she admitted accepting two $5,000 checks in a dinner involving Cullen, although she also claimed she never cashed the checks.
Asuncion’s presence in the indictment entirely stems from his role as Luke’s campaign treasurer, wherein he allegedly knowingly failed to disclose the donations by Solidum and Pae, and also his subsequent claims in March that the checks had been returned to those donors unspent. Asuncion reportedly claimed that those checks had never been deposited into the Friends of Sylvia Luke bank account, and therefore believed he didn’t need to report them.
Despite this, Deputy Attorney General David Van Acker said Friday that he believes Yamane to be the “most culpable” of the five named in the indictment.
According to the indictment, Solidum had sent money to Yamane in 2020 and 2021, and later asked about the status of health care measure House Bill 224, which failed to move forward through conference committees that year. Yamane texted Solidum “Sorry couldn’t deliver it.”
Solidum and Yamane continued to meet throughout 2021 and 2022, with Solidum repeatedly giving Yamane money. Solidum reportedly “texted Yamane in an effort to get a rival Covid testing company fined,” which Yamane assisted by forwarding Solidum’s claims about said company to the state Department of Health.
In early 2022, Yamane, Solidum and Fuchigami met frequently to discuss HB 2392. At one point, the text conversation between Yamane and Solidum turned to the federal charges against Cullen, leading Yamane to text Solidum “Might not be good to been [sic] seen with me.”
At the end of the 2022 legislative session, Yamane spoke effusively in support of HB 2392, and specifically named Luke in his thanks for getting the measure passed.
Fuchigami, for his part, received a $7,000 check from Solidum in Jan. 2022. Fuchigami, who worked for the Senate Ways and Means Committee at the time, was party to subsequent conversations with Solidum and Yamane regarding HB 2392.
Yamane was indicted for bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery; Solidum for three counts of bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery; Fuchigami with use of false statements, conspiracy to commit bribery and obstruction of justice; and Asuncion with falsifying candidate committee reports, use of false statements and obstruction of justice.
Eric Daugherty
@EricLDaugh
🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: Tim Walz is supporting these transgender dolls with removable genitalia being given to KIDS as YOUNG AS 4 YEARS OLD starting this fall
Minnesota is now putting the dolls in school. The genitalia can be swapped between dolls
"They will debut this fall in Minnesota classrooms to kids as young as 4…My Gender Dolls was launched by two professors."
Leftists in higher education are mentally ill, and Tim Walz should resign.
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2081137577705533872