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BLM influencer (followed by AOC) calls for blacks to"bring down the USA" by getting violent…
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📺 BIG NEWS: RIPPLE CEO TODAY ON FOX BUSINESS:
„WHEN SOMETHING LIKE THE CLARITY ACT GETS PASSED, THAT CERTAINTY ALLOWS CFO‘s, TREASURES, AND BANK EXECUTIVES TO LEAN IN!“ 🙌🏼
Full video: https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6398155579112
„WHEN SOMETHING LIKE THE CLARITY ACT GETS PASSED, THAT CERTAINTY ALLOWS CFO‘s, TREASURES, AND BANK EXECUTIVES TO LEAN IN!“ 🙌🏼
Full video: https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6398155579112
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CLARITY Act just moved closer to a Senate floor vote 👀
Bipartisan out of committee, reported June 1, and leadership wants it done before summer recess
the regulatory fog that held crypto back for years is about to lift $XRP
Bipartisan out of committee, reported June 1, and leadership wants it done before summer recess
the regulatory fog that held crypto back for years is about to lift $XRP
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PURE EVIL: Austin Metcalf’s Family Flooded with Death Threats, People Saying They Are Desecrating His Grave, After Karmelo Anthony’s Murder Conviction
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/06/pure-evil-austin-metcalfs-family-flooded-death-threats/
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/06/pure-evil-austin-metcalfs-family-flooded-death-threats/
The Gateway Pundit
PURE EVIL: Austin Metcalf’s Family Flooded with Death Threats, People Saying They Are Desecrating His Grave, After Karmelo Anthony’s…
The grieving family of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf is now receiving death threats and hateful messages on their personal phone numbers and social media…
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🔻 10,413 SATELLITES. $6.4 BILLION IN MILITARY CONTRACTS IN 30 DAYS. THEY TOLD YOU IT'S INTERNET. IT ISN'T.
May 27, 2026 — Space Force awards SpaceX $2.29 billion. Program name: Space Data Network Backbone. Former designation: MILNET. Military network.
May 29, 2026 — Space Force awards SpaceX $4.16 billion. Purpose: detect, track, and maintain custody of airborne targets. Fighter jets. Bombers. Cruise missiles. Hypersonics.
$6.45 billion in 48 hours. For "internet."
There are 10,413 Starlink satellites in orbit as of June 2026. No constellation in history comes close. The second largest has 300. This is not a ratio. This is a monopoly on low-Earth orbit.
But Starlink is the public layer. Beneath it — same hardware, different encryption — sits Starshield. Classified payloads. Government-exclusive. "High-assurance cryptographic capability to host classified payloads and process data securely, meeting the most demanding government requirements."
That is not a quote from a leak. That is SpaceX's own website. In plain sight.
A former integration engineer — Space Systems Command, Los Angeles AFB, 4 years, separated March 2026:
"What I can tell you without violating my NDA: the public Starlink constellation and the classified Starshield network share physical infrastructure. Same satellites. Dual-partition architecture. One side serves Netflix. The other side serves kill chains. The term internally is 'dual-use persistent overhead.' Every square meter of Earth's surface is now under continuous observation and communication coverage. This was not built for you to stream movies. This was built so that when the switch is flipped, every node on Earth is reachable — simultaneously — within 11 milliseconds. The architecture is complete. It has been complete since Q4 2025. What you are watching now is not construction. It is activation."
The sequence updated:
— May 27-29: $6.4B military contracts awarded to Starlink/Starshield
— June 9: Grusch delivers UAP evidence to Congress
— June 25: Disclosure Forum. Public record.
— June 29: CERN goes dark.
— Starlink: 11ms global reach. Fully operational.
Five events. One infrastructure. One timeline.
They told you it was internet. They told you it was for rural areas. For farmers. For boats.
$6.4 billion in military contracts in 48 hours. For farmers.
CODE: MILNET-0527 / STARSHIELD-DUAL / 10413-LEO / 11MS-GLOBAL / Q4-2025-COMPLETE / ACTIVATION-PHASE
You are not watching a satellite company. You are watching the construction of a planetary command grid. The infrastructure is in place. The sequence is running. The only question left is what it activates for.
You already know. You've been watching the sequence. Stay.
May 27, 2026 — Space Force awards SpaceX $2.29 billion. Program name: Space Data Network Backbone. Former designation: MILNET. Military network.
May 29, 2026 — Space Force awards SpaceX $4.16 billion. Purpose: detect, track, and maintain custody of airborne targets. Fighter jets. Bombers. Cruise missiles. Hypersonics.
$6.45 billion in 48 hours. For "internet."
There are 10,413 Starlink satellites in orbit as of June 2026. No constellation in history comes close. The second largest has 300. This is not a ratio. This is a monopoly on low-Earth orbit.
But Starlink is the public layer. Beneath it — same hardware, different encryption — sits Starshield. Classified payloads. Government-exclusive. "High-assurance cryptographic capability to host classified payloads and process data securely, meeting the most demanding government requirements."
That is not a quote from a leak. That is SpaceX's own website. In plain sight.
A former integration engineer — Space Systems Command, Los Angeles AFB, 4 years, separated March 2026:
"What I can tell you without violating my NDA: the public Starlink constellation and the classified Starshield network share physical infrastructure. Same satellites. Dual-partition architecture. One side serves Netflix. The other side serves kill chains. The term internally is 'dual-use persistent overhead.' Every square meter of Earth's surface is now under continuous observation and communication coverage. This was not built for you to stream movies. This was built so that when the switch is flipped, every node on Earth is reachable — simultaneously — within 11 milliseconds. The architecture is complete. It has been complete since Q4 2025. What you are watching now is not construction. It is activation."
The sequence updated:
— May 27-29: $6.4B military contracts awarded to Starlink/Starshield
— June 9: Grusch delivers UAP evidence to Congress
— June 25: Disclosure Forum. Public record.
— June 29: CERN goes dark.
— Starlink: 11ms global reach. Fully operational.
Five events. One infrastructure. One timeline.
They told you it was internet. They told you it was for rural areas. For farmers. For boats.
$6.4 billion in military contracts in 48 hours. For farmers.
CODE: MILNET-0527 / STARSHIELD-DUAL / 10413-LEO / 11MS-GLOBAL / Q4-2025-COMPLETE / ACTIVATION-PHASE
You are not watching a satellite company. You are watching the construction of a planetary command grid. The infrastructure is in place. The sequence is running. The only question left is what it activates for.
You already know. You've been watching the sequence. Stay.
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NEW: Karmelo Anthony’s Prison Mugshot Released Amid Transfer to Texas State Prison
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/06/new-karmelo-anthonys-prison-mugshot-released-amid-transfer/
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/06/new-karmelo-anthonys-prison-mugshot-released-amid-transfer/
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On June 3, 2026, in rural Simpson County, Mississippi (near Mendenhall), 74-year-old Billy Blair and his 71-year-old wife Virginia Carol Blair were shot and killed inside their home on W.L. Blair Road during what investigators describe as a burglary/home invasion.
Relatives requested a wellness check after being unable to reach them. Deputies found the front door open and a burglary in progress. 17-year-old Cordarius Laray Hobbs, of the Mendenhall area, opened fire on the arriving deputies, wounding one (non-life-threatening injuries). He then barricaded himself inside for roughly six hours. Multiple agencies responded, including SWAT teams and the Mississippi Highway Patrol. After tear gas deployment, Hobbs fled while firing; a trooper shot him (also non-life-threatening). He was treated at a hospital and booked into Rankin County Jail.
Charges against Hobbs (13 felonies total): Two counts of capital murder, burglary of a dwelling, armed robbery/home invasion elements, multiple counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (including on law enforcement officers and victims over age 65), and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. He pleaded not guilty; bond was denied.
One reporting outlet noted Hobbs had reportedly been hired at some point to help around the Blairs’ property/farm, though primary law enforcement accounts frame the entry as an unauthorized burglary in progress.
The Blairs were longtime local fixtures: they ran a tire business together in nearby Magee, were active members of New Hebron Baptist Church (she played piano every Sunday; he handled woodwork), and were repeatedly described by pastor, neighbors, and family as kind, God-fearing, generous, and inseparable “sweethearts.” No indication they were anything other than ordinary, productive elderly citizens targeted for what they had in the home.
Additional family context: Hobbs’ brothers, Cortavious Hobbs (18) and Cortavion Hobbs (19), were arrested days later (June 8) after allegedly shooting Covington County Deputy Yates Rodney during a traffic stop in Mount Olive. That incident involved a vehicle chase, foot pursuit, and manhunt. Both brothers face attempted capital murder and related charges; bond denied.
This points to a family pattern of violent resistance to law enforcement rather than isolated youthful mistake.
Relatives requested a wellness check after being unable to reach them. Deputies found the front door open and a burglary in progress. 17-year-old Cordarius Laray Hobbs, of the Mendenhall area, opened fire on the arriving deputies, wounding one (non-life-threatening injuries). He then barricaded himself inside for roughly six hours. Multiple agencies responded, including SWAT teams and the Mississippi Highway Patrol. After tear gas deployment, Hobbs fled while firing; a trooper shot him (also non-life-threatening). He was treated at a hospital and booked into Rankin County Jail.
Charges against Hobbs (13 felonies total): Two counts of capital murder, burglary of a dwelling, armed robbery/home invasion elements, multiple counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (including on law enforcement officers and victims over age 65), and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. He pleaded not guilty; bond was denied.
One reporting outlet noted Hobbs had reportedly been hired at some point to help around the Blairs’ property/farm, though primary law enforcement accounts frame the entry as an unauthorized burglary in progress.
The Blairs were longtime local fixtures: they ran a tire business together in nearby Magee, were active members of New Hebron Baptist Church (she played piano every Sunday; he handled woodwork), and were repeatedly described by pastor, neighbors, and family as kind, God-fearing, generous, and inseparable “sweethearts.” No indication they were anything other than ordinary, productive elderly citizens targeted for what they had in the home.
Additional family context: Hobbs’ brothers, Cortavious Hobbs (18) and Cortavion Hobbs (19), were arrested days later (June 8) after allegedly shooting Covington County Deputy Yates Rodney during a traffic stop in Mount Olive. That incident involved a vehicle chase, foot pursuit, and manhunt. Both brothers face attempted capital murder and related charges; bond denied.
This points to a family pattern of violent resistance to law enforcement rather than isolated youthful mistake.
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🚨UPDATE: White House Held EMERGENCY-STYLE 90-Min Clarity Act Talk To SAVE Senate Support 👀🇺🇸🔥
The @WhiteHouse Crypto Council brought together @USTreasury, @FinCENnews, Congressional leaders, @DavidSacks, @patrickjwitt, and MAJOR U.S. law enforcement organizations for a 90-MINUTE CLOSED-DOOR meeting focused on the Clarity Act. ⚠️
The BIGGEST topic? 👀
👉 The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA)
The meeting explored STRONGER crypto CRIME REPORTING and enforcement tools to help build broader Democratic bipartisan support for the Clarity Act. ✅
The @WhiteHouse Crypto Council brought together @USTreasury, @FinCENnews, Congressional leaders, @DavidSacks, @patrickjwitt, and MAJOR U.S. law enforcement organizations for a 90-MINUTE CLOSED-DOOR meeting focused on the Clarity Act. ⚠️
The BIGGEST topic? 👀
👉 The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA)
The meeting explored STRONGER crypto CRIME REPORTING and enforcement tools to help build broader Democratic bipartisan support for the Clarity Act. ✅
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Karmelo Anthony Appeal and Sentencing Risk
Case facts (as of June 11, 2026):
19-year-old Karmelo Anthony was convicted by a Collin County, Texas jury on June 9 of first-degree felony murder for stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a Frisco track meet in April 2025. The jury rejected his self-defense claim and a “sudden passion” reduction. He received a 35-year prison sentence (within the statutory range of 5–99 years or life). He filed a notice of appeal the next day to the Fifth Court of Appeals, primarily challenging the conviction.
Core legal question and answer:
If Anthony’s appeal succeeds, produces a new trial (or resentencing), and he is convicted of murder again, yes—he can legally receive a higher sentence than 35 years (up to life). There is no constitutional or Texas-law cap preventing an increase.
Why this is allowed:
Texas murder (Penal Code § 19.02) is a first-degree felony with a broad range: 5–99 years or life. The original 35 years sits in the middle.
U.S. Supreme Court precedent (North Carolina v. Pearce, 1969, and follow-on cases) permits higher sentences after a successful appeal and retrial. Double jeopardy requires credit for time served but does not treat the original sentence as an acquittal of any higher term.
New jury sentencing (likely if he elects jury punishment again): A fresh jury can impose any term in the full statutory range based on the evidence presented at retrial. No Pearce vindictiveness presumption applies to a new jury.
Judge resentencing: The same judge faces a presumption against increase unless justified by objective, post-original-sentencing conduct or new information. A different judge has more flexibility.
Retrial is allowed for most reversible errors (e.g., jury selection, instructions, evidence rulings). It is not allowed if the reversal rests solely on insufficient evidence.
Process and practical risks:
Appeal is early-stage and may take 1–3+ years. Success is not guaranteed; many Texas appeals are affirmed.
Common potential grounds here include jury selection claims and self-defense/sudden-passion instructions.
On retrial, outcomes can be better (acquittal, lesser offense, or lower sentence) or worse (higher sentence). A new jury sees the case fresh and could weigh aggravating factors more heavily or reject mitigation more strongly.
Parole eligibility for this offense is generally after serving at least half the sentence (or 30 years, whichever is less). A longer term would push eligibility further out.
Bottom line: Pursuing the appeal carries the recognized risk of a higher sentence upon reconviction. The law explicitly allows it; nothing in the 35-year verdict locks in that number as a ceiling. The final result would depend on what evidence and arguments a new fact-finder hears.
Case facts (as of June 11, 2026):
19-year-old Karmelo Anthony was convicted by a Collin County, Texas jury on June 9 of first-degree felony murder for stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a Frisco track meet in April 2025. The jury rejected his self-defense claim and a “sudden passion” reduction. He received a 35-year prison sentence (within the statutory range of 5–99 years or life). He filed a notice of appeal the next day to the Fifth Court of Appeals, primarily challenging the conviction.
Core legal question and answer:
If Anthony’s appeal succeeds, produces a new trial (or resentencing), and he is convicted of murder again, yes—he can legally receive a higher sentence than 35 years (up to life). There is no constitutional or Texas-law cap preventing an increase.
Why this is allowed:
Texas murder (Penal Code § 19.02) is a first-degree felony with a broad range: 5–99 years or life. The original 35 years sits in the middle.
U.S. Supreme Court precedent (North Carolina v. Pearce, 1969, and follow-on cases) permits higher sentences after a successful appeal and retrial. Double jeopardy requires credit for time served but does not treat the original sentence as an acquittal of any higher term.
New jury sentencing (likely if he elects jury punishment again): A fresh jury can impose any term in the full statutory range based on the evidence presented at retrial. No Pearce vindictiveness presumption applies to a new jury.
Judge resentencing: The same judge faces a presumption against increase unless justified by objective, post-original-sentencing conduct or new information. A different judge has more flexibility.
Retrial is allowed for most reversible errors (e.g., jury selection, instructions, evidence rulings). It is not allowed if the reversal rests solely on insufficient evidence.
Process and practical risks:
Appeal is early-stage and may take 1–3+ years. Success is not guaranteed; many Texas appeals are affirmed.
Common potential grounds here include jury selection claims and self-defense/sudden-passion instructions.
On retrial, outcomes can be better (acquittal, lesser offense, or lower sentence) or worse (higher sentence). A new jury sees the case fresh and could weigh aggravating factors more heavily or reject mitigation more strongly.
Parole eligibility for this offense is generally after serving at least half the sentence (or 30 years, whichever is less). A longer term would push eligibility further out.
Bottom line: Pursuing the appeal carries the recognized risk of a higher sentence upon reconviction. The law explicitly allows it; nothing in the 35-year verdict locks in that number as a ceiling. The final result would depend on what evidence and arguments a new fact-finder hears.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Department of War releases third batch of UFO and potential alien life files.
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JUST IN: Elon Musk rings Nasdaq opening bell.
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