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Krom
@krommufc
#MUFC# Legacy fan, #Bitcoin# baller & travel junkie. Low time preference & proof of work zealot. Bioinformatics graduate with an interest in COVID mRNA vaccine
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This is one of those stories that gets passed down for generations 😂😂😂
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Ah it’s been a while since I saw this…! 😎👏
Take a deep breath. Look around yourself. Take in your surroundings. You're going to want to remember where you were, when the bull began his run. h/t @bitstein
Bessent’s move earlier today, is a big signal. The USG will sacrifice the currency to save the bond markets. All countries will move in lockstep, to balance their FX. If you don’t own hard assets like Bitcoin & gold, in self custody, now might be a good time to start… 👀👇
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Ignore Bessent at Your Peril Machiavelli’s central lesson of statecraft was simple: dangers seen from afar can be managed; dangers ignored until they are obvious become unmanageable. Wall Street should apply that rule to Scott Bessent. Ignore him at your peril. The bond market is still treating Washington’s new posture as a technical adjustment. It is not. It is a regime change. Bessent is not merely managing the Treasury market; he is beginning to set the rules of the global digital financial system. The forcing function is debt. With US interest costs rising alongside structural deficits, the long end of the Treasury curve can no longer be left entirely to the Federal Reserve. Funding costs are now a question of fiscal capacity, geopolitical power and financial stability. Bessent has made the direction explicit: the administration will do what it takes to lower yields. Treasury’s decision to double buybacks to $4B per operation from September 9 through November 4 is nominally a liquidity measure. Yet its promise of further detail on futures buybacks on November 4 matters more. It suggests that Treasury’s market-management toolkit is widening. The yen intervention was the appetizer. It demonstrated that currencies, liquidity and market structure are now instruments of strategy. The next phase is more consequential: active management of the Treasury curve while constructing the rails for a dollar-centred digital financial order. That is where the Genius Act fits. Properly understood, it is not simply crypto regulation. It is an attempt to bring dollar stablecoins, reserve standards and digital-payment infrastructure within an American legal and financial perimeter. Stablecoins backed by short-duration Treasuries transform global demand for digital dollars into demand for US government debt. They extend dollar distribution beyond banks, correspondent networks and the legacy payments system. Bitcoin is the complementary signal. It is a coiled spring because it captures two trades at once: demand for scarce, non-sovereign money, and anticipation of a much larger regulated digital-dollar ecosystem. Washington can regulate the perimeter of crypto, but it cannot manufacture Bitcoin’s scarcity. This is fiscal dominance with a digital dimension. Treasury increasingly sets the incentives; the Federal Reserve reacts within constraints shaped by debt service, market functioning and dollar strategy. Wall Street keeps parsing buybacks, currency intervention, stablecoin legislation and Bitcoin as unrelated events. They are not. Debt is the constraint. Yield management is the response. Digital dollars are the distribution channel. And Bessent is defining the rules.
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EXCLUSIVE: Fauci Text Implicates Biden Task Force “I’m sending this via text messaging to avoid any FOIA issues.” -Michael Osterholm COVID-19 Advisory Board Obtained by @ChuckGrassley via @HHS: - Apparent admission Osterholm @mtosterholm is creating a federal record - Allegedly seeks to avoid disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act - 18 USC 2071 makes it a crime to willfully hide, remove, damage, or destroy government documents - How widespread, and how many separate channels were used to avoid FOIA? GROUP TEXT: Cloth Masks Provide Limited Protection “Since April, 2020, I have been consistent in my messaging about the roles that aerosols play in transmission, and the limited benefit that cloth face coverings play in reducing risk.” PARTICIPANTS - “Jeff” – most likely Jeff Zients, then-Biden Covid Coordinator (later became Biden’s Chief of Staff) - “Vivek” – most likely Vivek Murthy, co-chair, Biden Covid Task Force - “Tony” –  confirmed to be Anthony Fauci - “Rochelle” – most likely Rochelle Walensky, then-CDC Director CONTEXT: Sen. Grassley obtained the Fauci texts through his investigation into COVID origins which began in 2020 as Chair Senate Finance Committee. As Chairman Senate Judiciary, Grassley also has jurisdiction over FOIA statute Your support and subscriptions @C__Herridge make my independent reporting possible!
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*If* he can rediscover his form from a couple of seasons ago, Baleba would be a formidable addition, and give us serious depth in midfield, the likes of which we haven’t had since Keane & Butt left…
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United closing in on deal to sign Carlos Baleba from Brighton & Hove Albion. #MUFC# offer for 22yo Cameroon midfielder ~£60+5m; below #BHAFC# valuation but amicable talks continue as all parties work to reach agreement @TheAthleticFC
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United closing in on deal to sign Carlos Baleba from Brighton & Hove Albion. #MUFC# offer for 22yo Cameroon midfielder ~£60+5m; below #BHAFC# valuation but amicable talks continue as all parties work to reach agreement @TheAthleticFC
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10 years eh? That's interesting. That's about how long it takes a vaccine to go through proper clinical trialing, pre-market testing/post-licensure pharmacovigilance. The gene-based COVID-19 shots took ~10 months total. Maybe we should ask the single shot Measles, Mumps and Rubella shots to be Operation Warp Speeded? @jeffreytucker @brownstoneinst @Honest_Medicine @DoctorCole @SenRonJohnson @SenRandPaul @thevivafrei @AaronSiriSG
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I'll tell you what corruption is @KamranAbbasi... It's when journals like @bmj_latest takes funds from pharma to discredit doctors raising safety concerns about pharma. Then fails to declare them. History repeats. Looks like @stkirsch is correct. #BMJgate#
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Morens ADMITS to concealing/destroying federal records surrounding COVID-19 and federal grants to avoid FOIA and the Federal Record Act.
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An update on the ongoing #MUFC# ticketing restrictions and the data behind them. I've reviewed a formal response to a Subject Access Request (SAR) submitted to Manchester United regarding the tracking data used to flag accounts. For those interested in how the club and its third-party providers are handling data protection, compliance, and transparency, the response exposes serious contradictions. Here is an analysis of what the club disclosed, what they withheld, and why their position under UK GDPR is deeply flawed. 1. The Investigation Thresholds and Device Totals The Data Protection Team confirmed the underlying mechanics behind the "trawling": "Our review identified where one device had been used to access multiple accounts. In order to do this, we used tooling to allocate unique identifiers to devices... we applied a lower threshold at which we would contact account holders for more information, which is why you received our email." In the disclosure, they provided aggregate figures across linked accounts: One device accessed 16 accounts in total between 1 March and 12 July 2026. Another linked device accessed 40 accounts across the same period. 4 different devices accessed each individual account. 4 distinct IP addresses were recorded against login details on one account, and 5 distinct IP addresses against the other. While this confirms that device fingerprinting was the primary mechanism used to flag accounts, providing summary numbers is not the same as providing the actual personal data. A SAR is meant to provide the data subject with copies of their raw data, including the actual device fingerprint hashes, unique identifiers, and timestamped access logs generated against the account, not merely an executive summary written by an administrator. 2. The IP Address Contradiction: Using Data as Evidence While Denying Access The most glaring contradiction in the club’s response comes down to how they treat IP addresses: "4 different IP addresses are recorded against the log in details for [Account A], and 5 different IP addresses are recorded against the log in details for [Account B]. We are unable to provide you with those specific IP addresses, as this is personal data which we cannot verify as being about you." Let that sink in. The club used these exact IP addresses and login events to monitor, flag, and restrict supporter accounts. Yet, when a supporter asks to see the specific IP logs associated with their own login history under Article 15 of the UK GDPR, the club refuses on the grounds that they "cannot verify" whether the IP belongs to them. You cannot have it both ways. If an IP address is considered reliable enough evidence to restrict a supporter's account and restrict their match tickets, it cannot suddenly become too detached to disclose when that same supporter exercises their statutory legal rights. Under ICO guidelines and established data protection law, network logs linked directly to an identified user account form part of that individual's processing history. 3. Conflating Statutory Legal Rights with Internal Appeals A Subject Access Request is a legal process governed by the Data Protection Act 2018 and UK GDPR. It is entirely separate from club ticketing operations. Yet, the Data Protection Team used a statutory legal response to lobby on behalf of the ticketing appeals department: "If you have not already, we encourage you to reply to the email you received from the Club. The best way to resolve any of these issues is to share the information we need to understand the account activity in question. Every response is reviewed individually by a member of the ticketing team." A Data Protection Officer's role is to ensure legal compliance and provide unredacted personal data held on file, not to act as an administrative chaser nudging supporters into complying with an internal ticketing interrogation. 4. General Disclaimers Instead of Specific Compliance When requested to provide the exact purposes of processing and third-party disclosures under Article 15, the club simply pointed to a generic webpage: "In addition to the data we have provided, you are entitled to understand why we hold your data, in accordance with Article 15 of the UK GDPR. To this end, we direct you to the Club's Privacy Policy which contains all the relevant details." Directing individuals to a broad, off-the-shelf privacy policy does not meet the requirement to explain which specific third-party data processors (the external analytics firm) processed the data, how long those unique device identifiers are retained, or how the profiling was executed in this specific investigation. Where This Leaves Us The club has declared the SAR "completed in full," but this response raises more questions than it answers: Why are supporters denied access to the specific IP and timestamp logs used to place restrictions on their accounts? What specific third-party data processor was engaged to harvest and generate these unique device identifiers? Why is the club relying on high-level summaries rather than providing the underlying audit data as required by law? If the club is genuinely committed to the transparency promised in its public statements, that transparency must extend to supporters exercising their statutory rights under data protection law. Refusing to hand over the underlying technical data while using that very same data to justify account restrictions falls well short of that standard.
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Iconic player. Iconic goal. David Beckham's remarkable halfway line goal for @ManUtd against Wimbledon 🔴
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John O’Shea went in goal and produced the best save I have ever seen from an outfield player
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Absolutely fucking wild. ❗️
WOAH 🚨 Lead Anchor at CNN Jake Tapper comes out and admits THEY ALL KNEW Joe Biden wasn’t really President and calling the shots He says there was an elite inner circle of advisors who would make the decisions and “steer the country.” He gives the names of the people in that group Again, the mainstream media ALL KNEW Joe Biden wasn’t making decisions “Tell me about the word choice, and then tell me about those people who were really calling the shots around the president.” Jake Tapper “So the Politburo, not a term we came up with, it's a term from within the Biden administration, as the name would suggest is a tightly held group of senior advisors — these were the individuals that help steer the government.” The mainstream media was in on the coverup. How are there no consequences for these people
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The complexity inside a single human cell is almost impossible to comprehend…
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There is no way these people didn’t know. So not only did they fail to act… They covered it up! They gaslit their cultish acolytes! And they will remain unprosecuted by the plebs as half the plebs have their identity wrapped up in the 5cienceTM moral crusade their priests sent them upon. Wake me up when OWS Trump actually does something outside of this theatre.
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Luca Black, only member of Fans' Forum to resign over the debacle over Utd's ticket touting investigation, says Ratcliffe lied to Fans' Forum
This is important. And scandalous. 👇👀👇👀
NEW FAUCI EMAIL: SYSTEM BLINKING RED @SenRonJohnson @SenRandPaul Just months after the COVID-19 vaccine emergency authorization, the Acting FDA Commissioner flagged "adverse events...(from all three of the current vaccines.) The main complaint is that “no one takes them seriously, no one knows how to treat them, and there is no effort to study this” "I think it would be worthwhile to do a study and evaluate a cohort of these individuals." “I doubt the industry would support, for obvious reasons. But my experience is, that if you let a problem fester, then it will come back to bite you later and you are not prepared.”
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@beverleyturner Have a read of this if you want to see what’s really happened & why cancers in younger people are elevated… 👇👇👇