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BREAKING 🇺🇸🦅 The Department of War is offering reinstatement, back pay, and benefits to veterans who were wrongfully discharged for refusing to take the COVID vaccine.
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🚨 HERE'S THE CONGRESSIONAL MAP GROK COMES UP WITH IF YOU PUT IN THE FOLLOWING PROMPTS:
** Apportion seats by population (761,000 People Per District).
** Draw compact contiguous districts.
** No odd shapes. Districts should be as regular shapes as possible.
** No partisan considerations.
** No racial considerations.
** Draw districts as closely as possible to what America's founders envisioned when they wrote and ratified the Constitution of the United States.
THE RESULT:
We get 280 Republican-held seats to 156 Democrat-held seats.
Important goals of America's founders included that:
1) Rural areas not be subsumed by urban interests.
2) Big states not overrun the interests of small states.
You can do this exercise with any AI program: Chat GPT, Google Gemini, Claude, or Grok.
** Apportion seats by population (761,000 People Per District).
** Draw compact contiguous districts.
** No odd shapes. Districts should be as regular shapes as possible.
** No partisan considerations.
** No racial considerations.
** Draw districts as closely as possible to what America's founders envisioned when they wrote and ratified the Constitution of the United States.
THE RESULT:
We get 280 Republican-held seats to 156 Democrat-held seats.
Important goals of America's founders included that:
1) Rural areas not be subsumed by urban interests.
2) Big states not overrun the interests of small states.
You can do this exercise with any AI program: Chat GPT, Google Gemini, Claude, or Grok.
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🚨 HERE'S THE CONGRESSIONAL MAP ChatGPT COMES UP WITH IF YOU PUT IN THE FOLLOWING PROMPTS:
** Apportion seats by population (761,000 People Per District).
** Draw compact contiguous districts.
** No odd shapes. Districts should be as regular shapes as possible.
** No partisan considerations.
** No racial considerations.
** Draw districts as closely as possible to what America's founders envisioned when they wrote and ratified the Constitution of the United States.
You can do this exercise with any AI program: Grok, Google Gemini, Claude, or Grok.
** Apportion seats by population (761,000 People Per District).
** Draw compact contiguous districts.
** No odd shapes. Districts should be as regular shapes as possible.
** No partisan considerations.
** No racial considerations.
** Draw districts as closely as possible to what America's founders envisioned when they wrote and ratified the Constitution of the United States.
You can do this exercise with any AI program: Grok, Google Gemini, Claude, or Grok.
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Germany’s 2025 Crime Statistics Serve as a Cautionary Tale for Ireland’s High Immigration Trajectory
As Ireland sustains one of the highest per-capita net migration rates in Europe, with 125,300 immigrants arriving in the year to April 2025 and a foreign-born population now exceeding 23%, Germany’s newly released 2025 police crime statistics are drawing renewed attention from policymakers and analysts concerned about long-term social cohesion.
Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) data, which breaks down suspect rates per 100,000 residents for nationalities with at least 14,000 people, shows an overall drop in total crime but sharp disparities by origin. Non-German nationals, roughly 16% of the population, remain significantly overrepresented in suspect figures, especially for violent offenses.Algerian nationals recorded an overall crime suspect rate of 18.4 times the German average and a staggering 111 times the robbery rate. Tunisians led in murder suspects at 27.3 times the average, while Guineans topped rape and sexual assault figures at 21.4 times, followed closely by Gambians and Algerians.
Low-rate groups such as Japanese, Korean, and certain European nationals sat well below the German baseline.
These per-capita figures, adjusted for population size and largely excluding immigration offenses, have intensified debate in Germany about integration, deportation of repeat offenders, and selective migration policy.
Unlike Germany and the UK, Ireland does not routinely publish comprehensive crime statistics broken down by nationality or immigration status, despite data existing in the Garda PULSE system. This lack of transparency has fueled public frustration and calls for clearer reporting. The Women’s Coalition on Immigration, led by barrister Laoise de Brún, has strongly advocated for the release of such disaggregated statistics by country of origin and ethnicity, while the Garda Representative Association (GRA) has recently expressed support for greater transparency in this area as well.
Ireland’s situation shares key parallels with Germany. With net migration still adding tens of thousands annually to a population of around 5.46 million, and non-Irish nationals forming a growing share of residents, concerns are rising that similar patterns could emerge, (and perhaps have already emerged) without proactive measures.If Ireland continues importing at current volumes, particularly from regions mirroring Germany’s high-rate nationalities, experts warn of continued strain on housing, services, and public safety.
Germany’s experience illustrates that demographic factors (young male skews in some cohorts), socioeconomic challenges, and cultural integration gaps can amplify specific crime categories even as overall crime trends fluctuate.
Irish authorities maintain there is no proven broad causal link between immigration and rising crime, citing Ireland’s strong Global Peace Index ranking. However, critics argue that the absence of granular data prevents proper assessment and policy adjustment, potentially repeating mistakes seen elsewhere in Europe.
Germany’s detailed 2025 figures provide a data-driven mirror. As Ireland debates its immigration levels amid accommodation shortages and integration pressures, the German statistics highlight the value of nationality-specific monitoring, targeted integration programs, and selective policies that prioritize skilled migrants with strong assimilation prospects.
Without course correction or greater transparency, Ireland risks facing comparable disparities in suspect rates for robbery, sexual offences, and violence in the coming years. Recent polls show that 75 per cent of the public believe the country may have already taken in more than it can safely absorb.
As Ireland sustains one of the highest per-capita net migration rates in Europe, with 125,300 immigrants arriving in the year to April 2025 and a foreign-born population now exceeding 23%, Germany’s newly released 2025 police crime statistics are drawing renewed attention from policymakers and analysts concerned about long-term social cohesion.
Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) data, which breaks down suspect rates per 100,000 residents for nationalities with at least 14,000 people, shows an overall drop in total crime but sharp disparities by origin. Non-German nationals, roughly 16% of the population, remain significantly overrepresented in suspect figures, especially for violent offenses.Algerian nationals recorded an overall crime suspect rate of 18.4 times the German average and a staggering 111 times the robbery rate. Tunisians led in murder suspects at 27.3 times the average, while Guineans topped rape and sexual assault figures at 21.4 times, followed closely by Gambians and Algerians.
Low-rate groups such as Japanese, Korean, and certain European nationals sat well below the German baseline.
These per-capita figures, adjusted for population size and largely excluding immigration offenses, have intensified debate in Germany about integration, deportation of repeat offenders, and selective migration policy.
Unlike Germany and the UK, Ireland does not routinely publish comprehensive crime statistics broken down by nationality or immigration status, despite data existing in the Garda PULSE system. This lack of transparency has fueled public frustration and calls for clearer reporting. The Women’s Coalition on Immigration, led by barrister Laoise de Brún, has strongly advocated for the release of such disaggregated statistics by country of origin and ethnicity, while the Garda Representative Association (GRA) has recently expressed support for greater transparency in this area as well.
Ireland’s situation shares key parallels with Germany. With net migration still adding tens of thousands annually to a population of around 5.46 million, and non-Irish nationals forming a growing share of residents, concerns are rising that similar patterns could emerge, (and perhaps have already emerged) without proactive measures.If Ireland continues importing at current volumes, particularly from regions mirroring Germany’s high-rate nationalities, experts warn of continued strain on housing, services, and public safety.
Germany’s experience illustrates that demographic factors (young male skews in some cohorts), socioeconomic challenges, and cultural integration gaps can amplify specific crime categories even as overall crime trends fluctuate.
Irish authorities maintain there is no proven broad causal link between immigration and rising crime, citing Ireland’s strong Global Peace Index ranking. However, critics argue that the absence of granular data prevents proper assessment and policy adjustment, potentially repeating mistakes seen elsewhere in Europe.
Germany’s detailed 2025 figures provide a data-driven mirror. As Ireland debates its immigration levels amid accommodation shortages and integration pressures, the German statistics highlight the value of nationality-specific monitoring, targeted integration programs, and selective policies that prioritize skilled migrants with strong assimilation prospects.
Without course correction or greater transparency, Ireland risks facing comparable disparities in suspect rates for robbery, sexual offences, and violence in the coming years. Recent polls show that 75 per cent of the public believe the country may have already taken in more than it can safely absorb.
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Reminder that Black women commit more violent crime than White men, and almost as much as Hispanic men.
They are a major outlier among females, at almost 4x the murder rate of the second highest female demographic (Hispanic).
They are a major outlier among females, at almost 4x the murder rate of the second highest female demographic (Hispanic).
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🚨 JUST IN: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has just BANNED AI data centers from using up all the water needed by citizens during a drought
And the law BANS utility companies from charging higher prices because of data centers
"How are you going to say that somehow the water can go to a data center when we need to water for our own people and for the core functions of our society?"
And the law BANS utility companies from charging higher prices because of data centers
"How are you going to say that somehow the water can go to a data center when we need to water for our own people and for the core functions of our society?"
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🚨 NOW: President Trump is GOING OFF on James Comey for threatening his life with "8647"
"Does anybody believe this guy??? A Dirty Cop!!!"
COMEY: "We were just walking on the beach!"
"Walking on the beach with my wife. Never occurred to me it was controversial."
LOCK HIM UP!
"Does anybody believe this guy??? A Dirty Cop!!!"
COMEY: "We were just walking on the beach!"
"Walking on the beach with my wife. Never occurred to me it was controversial."
LOCK HIM UP!
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Greenland just signed away the last 50.5% of the largest heavy rare earth deposit in the Western world. The yellow box on this map shows where it sits. As of April 30, it belongs to a Nasdaq-listed company.
China just lost its biggest chokehold on the United States.
Heavy rare earths are dysprosium, terbium, yttrium, and holmium. They're the four elements that let a permanent magnet hold its field at 200°C inside an F-35, a Tomahawk, a Patriot battery, and an EV traction motor. Substitutes don't exist. China processes 99% of the global supply. The headline 85% number covers all rare earths combined. For the heavy ones, where the magnets actually need them, the share is 99%. That's been the single biggest piece of leverage Beijing has held over Washington for two decades.
Tanbreez is the answer. 27% heavy rare earth content. Mountain Pass in California runs 1-3%. Mt Weld in Australia runs 1-3%. Nothing else in the Western world comes close.
Critical Metals Corp now owns 92.5%. Greenland approved the final transfer on April 17. The deal closed on April 30. The stock went from under $9 to $13.52 in three weeks. Texas Capital launched coverage with a $20 price target.
The orebody is 8 kilometers wide, 5 long, 400 meters thick, sitting inside the 1.16 billion-year-old Ilímaussaq Alkaline Complex. The mineralogy is eudialyte, which the industry wrote off as uneconomic because the metallurgy collapsed at extraction. Every prior Greenland rare earth project died on that exact problem. Independent testing at Fremantle Metallurgy in March showed 40% better refined concentrate recovery. The chemistry problem just got solved.
Logistics are stacked. License valid until 2050. Deepwater fjord shipping into the North Atlantic year-round. New international airport 12 km from the site. A $120 million EXIM Bank letter of intent is already in. Pilot plant commissioning this month. First production targeted for 2028, scaling 85,000 tonnes per year up to 425,000.
Three-quarters of the concentrate is already pre-sold. The biggest piece is a 10-year offtake to Ucore in Louisiana, feeding directly into the US defense magnet supply.
Greenland to Louisiana to the F-35. America just took the magnet supply chain back.
China just lost its biggest chokehold on the United States.
Heavy rare earths are dysprosium, terbium, yttrium, and holmium. They're the four elements that let a permanent magnet hold its field at 200°C inside an F-35, a Tomahawk, a Patriot battery, and an EV traction motor. Substitutes don't exist. China processes 99% of the global supply. The headline 85% number covers all rare earths combined. For the heavy ones, where the magnets actually need them, the share is 99%. That's been the single biggest piece of leverage Beijing has held over Washington for two decades.
Tanbreez is the answer. 27% heavy rare earth content. Mountain Pass in California runs 1-3%. Mt Weld in Australia runs 1-3%. Nothing else in the Western world comes close.
Critical Metals Corp now owns 92.5%. Greenland approved the final transfer on April 17. The deal closed on April 30. The stock went from under $9 to $13.52 in three weeks. Texas Capital launched coverage with a $20 price target.
The orebody is 8 kilometers wide, 5 long, 400 meters thick, sitting inside the 1.16 billion-year-old Ilímaussaq Alkaline Complex. The mineralogy is eudialyte, which the industry wrote off as uneconomic because the metallurgy collapsed at extraction. Every prior Greenland rare earth project died on that exact problem. Independent testing at Fremantle Metallurgy in March showed 40% better refined concentrate recovery. The chemistry problem just got solved.
Logistics are stacked. License valid until 2050. Deepwater fjord shipping into the North Atlantic year-round. New international airport 12 km from the site. A $120 million EXIM Bank letter of intent is already in. Pilot plant commissioning this month. First production targeted for 2028, scaling 85,000 tonnes per year up to 425,000.
Three-quarters of the concentrate is already pre-sold. The biggest piece is a 10-year offtake to Ucore in Louisiana, feeding directly into the US defense magnet supply.
Greenland to Louisiana to the F-35. America just took the magnet supply chain back.
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