Tuesday, July 28, 2026

DJ Trump Reflects on Mortality

After Lyndsay Graham's death, DJ Trump is anxious about his own mortality; President Donald Trump has reportedly been musing over his own mortality since the death of his friend and fellow Republican Lindsey Graham. In public and private, Trump, 80, has said he was shocked by Graham’s sudden death on July 11. Those close to the president say that Trump has been rattled by the death of a close ally, nearly 10 years younger, according to the Washington Post. “I said ‘You guys, I just can’t believe it,’” Trump told NBC News’s “Meet the Press” on July 12, describing his feelings after learning Graham had died. In another interview with “Fox & Friends” on July 13, Trump reiterated that Graham was a “workaholic” and “just didn’t stop.” Trump is expected to attend Graham’s funeral Tuesday afternoon and later lead a tribute to the former South Carolina senator at the Washington National Cathedral. Kaitlan Collins breaks silence on Trump insults and reveals what really bothered him Iran releases disturbing ‘kill Melania’ video threatening First Lady and Barron Trump Canadians Are Growing Their Savings With The Help of This Source Jade | While speaking about his friend and lawmaker Lindsey Graham, President Trump has marveled at how energetic Graham was shortly before his death open image in gallery While speaking about his friend and lawmaker Lindsey Graham, President Trump has marveled at how energetic Graham was shortly before his death (AP) Graham died earlier this month from an aorta tear in his heart – likely caused by the hardening of arteries, a medical examiner said. Graham died shortly after returning to the United States from a visit in Ukraine. Trump has said he was speaking with Graham on the phone, just hours before the 71-year-old senator died. “What makes it even stranger is I got a call last night, sometime in the early evening… and he called, he said ‘we’re all set for the SAVE America Act,” Trump told NBC News. “He sounded a little tired but perfect but a little bit tired.” PG predicts DJ Trump will either; 1. Be impeached, and/or 2. Have to resign from Office of the Presidency due to exhaustion... you can see hm nearly passing out on TV @ Lyndsey Graham's Funeral. Stay tuned. PG

1k Views Daily!!!

PG is now averaging 1,000 views per day. Thank you Dear Readers. As an International Lawyer who has worked for various Law Firms in CANADA, EU, USA and ASIA and as a Certified Microsoft and TOGAF Enterprise Architect know as "Payment Guy" who has worked directly for Microsoft, NOKIA, Sulake, Linden Lab, Habbo and others, I am available for consulting and even full-time or part-time gigs/employment as a work from hom or office/in-house employeee. PG aka Kenneth Jackson Richard (KJR) O'Brien dob February 11.1972 paymentguy@gmail.com 1 709 388 6433 24 Hillcrest Road Corner Brook NL CANADA A2H 1N6

Trump Finally Tells Off Sly Israelis

It's about time Trump grabbed his balls and started to distance himself frm that elephant-eared menace and the Terrorist State of Israel; DJ Trump finally lashed out at 2-faced manipulative dolphon-eared Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday before vowing to destroy Iran's nuclear facility buried deep inside a mountain. The President admonished the Israeli leader for telling reporters that he would present Trump with evidence that Iran is still developing its nuclear program deep inside a facility known as Pickaxe Mountain. 'Well, I don’t need Bibi to tell me that. Bibi is telling me that because he wants me to stay involved,' Trump told Fox News ahead of his Oval Office meeting with Netanyahu. Trump then warned Netanyahu not to air grievances in public and to raise them with him privately instead. 'I heard BB announce that. I said, "Why didn't you just tell it to me? Why do you have to announce it to the world."' Trump also vowed to destroy the secret facility if Iran did not agree to make a deal to abandon their nuclear program and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. 'I know exactly what’s going on at Pickaxe. It’s not a big problem. We took out their nuclear site, and we’ll have to take out Pickaxe if we don’t make a deal,' Trump added. Pickaxe Mountain, known in Farsi as Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La, is a tunnel complex Iran has been carving into a mountainside near its Natanz enrichment site. It is buried so deep that weapons experts doubt even America's most powerful bunker-buster could reach it. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16010787/Frustrated-Trump-sends-chilling-message-Netanyahu-vows-Irans-final-untouched-nuclear-site-deal-not-reached.html Free Palestine now! PG

Cheating Father Kills Wife, Himself & 6 Kids!!!

Cheating Father killed entire Family after being caught cheating. Why noy just assassinate yourself? Horrific! RIP: ------------- A Michigan father who murdered his wife and six children before killing himself in their burning home cheated with a young intern in an affair that destroyed the family's 'Hallmark movie' life. Kristopher Karolkiewicz, 47, his wife, Amanda 'Mandy' Karolkiewicz, 39, and their six children, ages five to 15, were found dead at their $750,000 home in Grand Haven Township on Friday morning. Police determined that Kristopher shot Amanda and their children before starting several fires throughout the home and shooting himself. But about eight years before the deadly attack, Kristopher had an 'emotional affair' with a 'much younger' intern at his office, according to a series of posts Amanda shared on Reddit two years ago. Amanda, describing her life in the beach town of Grand Haven as 'like living in a Hallmark Movie,' revealed how she met Kristopher when she herself was an intern. 'He was divorced and older than me … fast forward ten years and five kids, he was cheating with the intern again — the same age I was when I was the intern,' she wrote. 'After about a year of self-loathing, I remember crying and looking at myself in the mirror and realizing how f***** up it was that I was the one who was living so miserably because of what he did. I finally realized that I had been the only person who has ever showed up for myself my whole entire life.' She wanted to end her marriage but the idea of leaving Kristopher was 'insanely terrifying,' she said, adding that she decided to try and work through the problems in the marriage for the sake of their six children. 'I kept telling myself, "I love my kids more than I hate my husband right now." They have no idea — I faked it 'till we made it,' she wrote in the 2024 post. 'We're in a much better place 4.5 years out, but it's still a fight to stay in a healthy place.' 'For me, "safety" is the ability to trust that (he) will not get angry or defensive when I’m triggered, and will help to carry me through it,' she wrote. 'We're almost five years out, and he's trying, but still struggles with defensiveness. But in general, am I happy? Yes. I wouldn't say I feel safety in my emotions, because he still struggles with receiving my triggers without defensiveness, and that's slowing down my ability to regain feelings of safety.' Amanda and her children's deaths have been ruled a homicide, and Kristopher's has been ruled a suicide, the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office said. Police believe that Kristopher shot and killed his wife and their six children before starting several fires throughout the home. It remains unclear how the blazes began, and Michigan State Police arson investigators are looking into the case. Four of the six children were Kristopher's biological children. The other two were adopted by the couple. None of the children has been named, but four of them were boys, aged 15, 12, 11, and five. Their daughters were 11 years old, police said. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16010427/midwest-husband-kristopher-karolkiewicz-michigan-murder-suicide-affair.html Burn in Hell Monster!!! RIP Mom & Kids xoxoxoxoxoxoxox

Singapore Wins!

20% of PG's viewers suprisingly come from Singapore followed by USA, Hong Kong, Brazil, Germany, China, Vietnam... Singapore,[f] officially the Republic of Singapore, is an island country in Southeast Asia. Its territory comprises a main island, over 60 satellite islands and islets, and one outlying islet. The country is about one degree of latitude (137 kilometres or 85 miles) north of the equator, off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, bordering the Strait of Malacca to the west, the Singapore Strait to the south along with the Riau Islands in Indonesia, the South China Sea to the east and the Straits of Johor along with the State of Johor in Malaysia to the north. In its early history, Singapore was a maritime emporium known as Temasek; subsequently, it was a major constituent of several successive thalassocratic empires. Its contemporary era began in 1819, when Stamford Raffles established Singapore as an entrepôt trading post of the British Empire. In 1867, Singapore came under direct British control as part of the Straits Settlements. During World War II, Singapore was occupied by Japan in 1942 and returned to Britain as a Crown colony following Japan's surrender in 1945. Singapore gained self-governance in 1959 and in 1963 became part of the new federation of Malaysia, alongside Malaya, North Borneo and Sarawak. Ideological differences led to Singapore's expulsion from the federation two years later; it became an independent sovereign country in 1965. After early years of turbulence and despite lacking natural resources and a hinterland, the nation rapidly developed to become one of the Four Asian Tigers. As a highly developed country, Singapore has the highest PPP-adjusted GDP per capita in the world and is the only country in Asia with a AAA sovereign credit rating from all major rating agencies. Identified as a tax haven, it is a major aviation, financial and maritime shipping hub and has consistently been ranked as one of the most expensive cities for expatriates and foreign workers. Singapore ranks highly in key social indicators: education, healthcare, housing, peacefulness, passport strength, personal safety and infrastructure, with a high home-ownership rate. Singaporeans enjoy one of the longest life expectancies, fastest Internet connection speeds, lowest infant mortality rates and lowest levels of corruption in the world. Singapore is organised into five regions, 55 planning areas and hundreds of subzones. It has the second highest population density of any country, although there are numerous green and recreational spaces as a result of urban planning. With a multicultural population and in recognition of the cultural identities of the country's major ethnic groups, Singapore has four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin and Tamil. English is the common language, with exclusive use in numerous public services. Multi-racialism is enshrined in the constitution and continues to shape national policies. Singapore is a parliamentary republic and its legal system is based on common law. While it is constitutionally a multi-party democracy where free elections are regularly held, it functions as a de facto one-party state, with the People's Action Party (PAP) maintaining continuous political dominance since 1959. The PAP's longstanding control has resulted in limited political pluralism and a highly centralised governance structure over national institutions. One of the five founding members of ASEAN, Singapore is also the headquarters of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Secretariat, the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council Secretariat and is the host city of many international conferences and events. Singapore is also a member of the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, the East Asia Summit, the Non-Aligned Movement and the Commonwealth of Nations.

Where Are The Billionaire Bath-Robe Oil Sheiks?

How come you never hear these filthy rich Guf State "Sheikhs" picking up for their Palestinian Arab-Muslim "Brothers"? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-51762543 FREE Palestine now!!! Free Palestine NOW!!! PG

Lawyers On Crack

There are waaayyyy tooooo many Lawyers yet they all think they are soooo speacial unique and talented. Check this remote Lawyer Job Ad from "Frontier Law Group" lol; https://ca.indeed.com/?vjk=7091b5593fc7a85b Job details Here’s how the job details align with your profile. Pay From $100,000 a year Job type Full-time   Benefits Pulled from the full job description Paid time off Dental care Casual dress Extended health care Work from home Flexible schedule   Full job description Job Overview Frontier Law Group LLP is seeking an Associate Lawyer who is driven, industrious, and motivated to build something of their own. This is not a position for someone looking to be managed at every step or sheltered inside a large institutional firm. This role is for a lawyer who wants real responsibility, real autonomy, real opportunity, and the support of lawyers who take mentorship and professional development seriously. We are a growing Alberta law firm serving primarily rural individuals, families, and businesses. Our work is practical, hands-on, and meaningful. Our lawyers run their own files, appear in court, advise clients directly, and develop their own practices within the firm’s structure. At the same time, we operate as a true team. We collaborate regularly, assist one another when challenges arise, and ensure that no lawyer is left to navigate difficult matters without guidance or support. We are proud to serve close-knit communities where trust, reputation, and integrity matter. Our clients rely on us to be practical, dependable, and forthright. We take that responsibility seriously. You will not be competing internally for permission to advance. You will not spend years waiting for incremental responsibility. If you are capable, you will be trusted. If you are effective, you will be rewarded accordingly. This role offers the opportunity to develop into a senior lawyer with a strong independent practice and a clear path toward long-term advancement. Responsibilities Draft, review, and revise legal documents, including contracts, pleadings, affidavits, memoranda, wills, and correspondence with clarity and precision. Appear before the Alberta Court of Justice, Court of King’s Bench, and administrative tribunals. Provide sound, practical legal advice to clients across a range of matters, including litigation, family law, wills & estates, real estate, corporate and societies law and general legal issues. Negotiate on behalf of clients to achieve favorable and just outcomes while maintaining professionalism and credibility. Manage client files independently, including client communication, strategy development, and procedural conduct. Collaborate with other lawyers within the firm to develop strategic solutions for complex legal matters and ensure the highest quality of client service. Stay current on legal developments relevant to your areas of practice. Take ownership of your work, your files, and your professional development. Contribute to the continued growth, strength, and reputation of the firm. Build your own client base over time, with full support and infrastructure from the firm. Who This Position Is For This role is best suited for a lawyer who: Is licensed and in good standing with the Law Society of Alberta. Is self-motivated, disciplined, and capable of working independently, while contributing positively to a collaborative team environment. Is confident yet humble, capable of advocating firmly and effectively for clients while recognizing the value of diplomacy, professionalism, and achieving fair and practical outcomes. Takes pride in producing high-quality legal work. Is comfortable accepting responsibility and making decisions. Wants the opportunity to build a real practice, not simply perform delegated tasks. Values autonomy, accountability, and professional growth. Is motivated by performance-based rewards and long-term opportunity. Has strong litigation, advocacy, and writing skills (experience is an asset but not required for the right candidate). Is capable of managing multiple matters effectively and meeting professional deadlines. Demonstrates strong ethical standards, sound judgment, and professional integrity. Junior and early-career lawyers with the right mindset are strongly encouraged to apply. What We Offer Competitive base compensation, commensurate with experience, ability, and performance. Significant performance-based incentives and fee-sharing opportunities. Direct file carriage and meaningful responsibility from the outset. Direct access to experienced lawyers for mentorship, strategy discussion, and professional development in a collaborative, non-hierarchical environment. A flexible remote work environment built on trust and accountability. Full administrative and operational support to allow you to focus on practicing law and developing your practice. The opportunity to build a strong, independent practice within a supportive firm structure. A clear path toward long-term advancement for lawyers who demonstrate capability, initiative, and leadership. This is an opportunity to accelerate your development as a lawyer and build a practice on your own terms, while working alongside lawyers who value professionalism, independence, and mutual support. Job Type: Full-time Pay: From $100,000.00 per year Benefits: Casual dress Dental care Extended health care Flexible schedule Paid time off Work from home Work Location: Remote

NORTH AMERICAN WHITES ON VERGE OF EXTINCTION

WE LET THIS HAPEN so we should not be surprised; THE JEWISH NEWS NETWORK - "JNN" FOR EXAMPLE, I JUST GOT UP AT 6AM IN NEWFOUNDISLAND CANADA AND IM WATCHING 1. FEMALE JEW BETSY KELIN FOLLWED BY 2. OLD MALE JEW JOHN BERMAN 3. CONTINUED BY FEMALE JEW KATE BALDWIN... KLEIN, BERMAN, BALDWIN ALL GERMAN JEW-NAMES. AND NOW ITS A REAL-TRUE-BLUE-AMERICAN-ISRAELI-JEW "ELIE HONIG". 4X JEWISH AMERICANS IN A ROW... PLEASE NOTE THAT NOW THERE IS A BREAK IN THE CNN "JEWISH ANCHOR-PARADE" WITH A WADDLING FAT FEMALE AFRICAN (AFRO-AMERICAN) SARAH SIDNER... MAKE AMERICA WHITE CAUCASIAN CHRISTIAN AGAIN ASAP. JEWS HAVE ISRAEL FOR A REASON ... AFRICA IS BEAUTIFUL AND NEEDS MORE INVESTMENT AND RICH EDUCATED AFRO-PEOPLE ... SO GO LIVE THERE! PG

CANADIAN & AMERICAN CHRISTIAN WHITES GOING EXTINCT

WE LET THIS HAPEN so we should not be surprised; THE JEWISH NEWS NETWORK - "JNN" FOR EXAMPLE, I JUST GOT UP AT 6AM IN NEWFOUND(IS)LAND CANADA AND IM WATCHING 1. FEMALE JEW BETSY KELIN FOLLWED BY; 2. OLD MALE JEW JOHN BERMAN; 3. CONTINUED BY FEMALE JEW KATE BALDWIN... KLEIN, BERMAN, BALDWIN ALL GERMAN JEW-NAMES. AND NOW; 4. ITS A REAL-TUE-BLUE-AMERICAN-ISRAELI-JEW "ELIE HONIG" 4X JEWISH AMERICANS IN A ROW... 5 NOTE THERE IS A BREAK IN THE JEWISH "ANCHOR-PARADE" WITH A WADDLING FAT FEMALE AFRICAN (AFRO-AMERICAN) SARAH SIDNER... MAKE AMERICA WHITE CAUCASIAN CHRISTIAN AGAIN ASAP. JEWS HAVE ISRAEL FOR A REASON ... SO GO LIVE IN IT! PG PS: Free Palestine ASAP

CALL CNN WHAT IT IS - THE JEWISH NEWS NETWORK

THE JEWISH NEWS NETWORK - "JNN" I JUST GOT UP AT 6AM IN NEWFOUNDISLAND CANADA AND ATM IM WATCHING 1. FEMALE JEW BETSY KELIN FOLLWED BY 2. OLD MALE JEW JOHN BERMAN 3. CONTINUED BY FEMALE JEW KATE BALDWIN... SO KLEIN, BERMAN, BALDWIN ALL GERMAN-AMERICAN JEW-NAMES. AND NOW ITS A REAL-TRUE-BLUE-AMERICAN-ISRAELI-JEW "ELIE HONIG" 4X JEWISH AMERICANS IN A ROW... NOW NOTE THERE IS A BREAK IN THE JEWISH "ANCHOR-PARADE" WITH A WADDLING FAT FEMALE AFRICAN (AFRO-AMERICAN) SARAH SIDNER... MAKE AMERICA WHITE CAUCASIAN CHRISTIAN AGAIN ASAP!!! JEWS HAVE ISRAEL FOR A REASON ... SO GO LIVE IN IT! PG ps AS FOR cnn OR jEW nn - WASN'T tED tURNER, ITS fOUNDER, AN aMERICAN jEW WITH AN eNGISH NAME?

Post #1,777: WARNING - SOMEWHAT CONTROVERSIAL LOL

SECRET SERVICE BEING RUINED BY RACIAL DIVERSITY; Is this what happens when the Us Secret Service stops being an all-whte Euro-Elite and starts to take on anyone and anyone in their ranks? Sure seems like; A US Secret Service agent is among three people who have been arrested in Florida for allegedly beating University of Miami fraternity members in a suspected violent hazing incident. The agent, Marquez Pinder, 29, has been charged alongside Lamar James, 26, and Elijah Delano Dyous, 29, with hazing, attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, according to court records. One person, a law student, suffered kidney failure because of the alleged beatings and needed surgery, an arrest warrant obtained by US media states. A second person was also hospitalised. Pinder has been placed on administrative leave, Michael Townsend, the head of the agency's Miami field office, said. The BBC has contacted Pinder's lawyer for comment. The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office said the alleged hazing incidents lasted for four days at several off-campus residences. "An investigation revealed evidence of alleged hazing incidents involving prolonged and repeated beatings with canes and paddles," the attorney's office said in a statement. "A failure to correctly answer questions about the fraternity, allegedly led to the beatings." The arrest warrant states that if the first victim had not received emergency medical care, "his injuries would have resulted in renal failure leading to death", and that he still suffers from extreme pain as a result of the beatings. The two victims were reportedly attempting to join the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. According to the warrant, Pinder was named the "dean of pledges" - the officer who oversees education for new members - for the fraternity at the University of Miami's Coral Gables campus. A judge set Pinder's bond at $75,000 (£56,000) and ordered that he be released under house arrest with a GPS tracker. His next court date is 24 September. Townsend said the Secret Service "takes seriously any criminal allegations involving one of our employees" and that it was "fully cooperating with the investigation". In recent years, prosecutors have charged a number of people for their involvement in hazing, including a Pennsylvania college football coach earlier this month. State Attorney Kathrine Fernandez Rundle said in a statement that in Florida, "hazing is abuse and it is a crime". https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gdrg2pxv0o The Secret Service is supposed to be A PREDOMINATELY TALL CAUCASIAN UBER EURO-AMERICAN-ELITE - with VERY few normal-looking and sized women, Hispanics, Asians, Jews and Africans thrown in for diversity and secret service covert security ... PERIODE. PG

TRUMP MEETS NETANYAHU & THEY PUBLICALLY MOLEST EACH OTHER ENDLESSLY - GROSS

ATEHY ACT LIKE GAY LOVERS ADDICTED TO CRACK PUBLICALLY ON STAGE - NOW ITS EVEN STOMACH CHURNING TO WATCH THESE 2x 80 SOMETHING CREEPS MOLEST EACH OTHER IN PUBLIC. ISRAELI JEWS OWN THE TRUMPS & THE WORLD KNOWS IT ... SAD; https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/28/middleeast/netanyahu-meets-trump-iran-latam-intl For years, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trips to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington followed a choreographed script: a red carpet, a warm handshake, and shared messages about the closeness of the Israel-US alliance. But the relationship has markedly shifted since the two last met five months ago. The close cooperation and effusive praise from the start of the Iran war have given way to Trump’s expletive-laden outbursts directed at his most vocal international advocate. This is Netanyahu’s seventh visit to the US since Trump returned to power — more than any other world leader. This time, though, he arrives in Washington as a leader facing reelection, trying to steady a relationship that has grown visibly strained. Netanyahu has been working to secure an invitation to the White House for several weeks, according to a US official and an Israeli source, to discuss progress in the Iran war and warn Trump against diplomatic concessions. Trump had been resistant to meeting, and some White House officials have been frustrated at what they regarded as Israeli attempts to secure a meeting through media leaks — to “will a meeting into existence,” the US official said. This week’s funeral of US Sen. Lindsey Graham provided an opportunity for a sit-down, even though it will be secondary to the larger event. A senior US administration official said Trump has a “strong relationship” with Netanyahu and that Israel has “no greater friend” than the American president. “Americans and our allies around the world are already safer for the United States and Israel’s bold actions to deny the Iranian regime the ability to develop a nuclear weapon,” the official told CNN. When the two leaders last met, in February, they laid the groundwork for what became a joint military campaign against Iran. The opening strikes of the war became a showcase of unprecedented military coordination, which Netanyahu and Trump both eagerly promoted and praised. But as the war dragged on, failing to achieve the overly optimistic goal of toppling the Iranian regime, the gap between them became clear: Netanyahu wanted to keep pressing – Trump wanted an exit. In the lead-up to the war, Trump had been convinced by the prime minister and others that the conflict would be contained and last a matter of weeks. Several months later, his anger at the current situation — an uneasy and deadly stalemate — has led to expletive-filled private meetings and fury at the regime in Tehran for not folding in the way he once expected, according to a US official. Netanyahu plans to present Trump with fresh intelligence on the state of Iran’s nuclear and military rebuilding, an Israeli source said, though he said Israel assesses “Trump has little interest in resuming a full fight, at least before America’s elections in November.” The Israeli leader has avoided confronting Trump publicly over the sudden April ceasefire but his political allies slammed the agreement with Iran, and pro-Netanyahu media outlets openly targeted the deal’s architects: Vice President JD Vance, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff. Vance in turn accused members of Netanyahu’s cabinet of working to sabotage the Iran negotiations and sway American public opinion against the agreement, warning that Israel is alienating “the only powerful ally they have left.” JEWS SUCK NORMALLY BUT ISRAELIS ARE LIKE JEWS ON CRACK - AWFUL... BRING BACK THE WAFFEN SS, GAS CHAMBERS AND CREMATORIUMS ANYDAY. PG PS ALWAYS REMEMBER, TRUMP'SDAD WAS A GERMAN-AMERICAN, MELANIA IS A RUSSIAN-SLOVENIAN "ASSET"/SPY AND JARED IS WATCHING AND WAITING TO BE USA's 1ST JEWISH PRESIDENT. STAY TUNED TO THE DOWNFAL OF AMERICA UNLESS CHRITIAN AMERICA WAKES UP AND DITCHES THE JEWISH MOLLY-CODDLYING LUNACY ...

Another Hazing Murder

America and its sports culture are quite simply "Out of control" as demonstrated by ANOTHER COLLEGE COACHE'S HAZING DEATH MURDER CHARGE(S); A former football coach at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania has been charged in the death of a player who collapsed during practice two years ago. The strength and conditioning coach, Mark Kulbis, was charged with felony aggravated hazing and misdemeanour charges, including involuntary manslaughter. Prosecutors say Kulbis subjected player Calvin "CJ" Dickey Jr, 18, to hazing for the first day of football practice through "extensive calisthenics" even after he was told about his Sickle Cell medical condition. Kulbis's attorney, Barbara Zemlock, told the BBC that Dickey's death was tragic, but her client "did not contribute to it and is not responsible for it". "The strength and conditioning program that was implemented was appropriate and in accordance with the training that Mr. Kulbis received, and with applicable standards," she said in a statement. In a statement, Dickey's family said they were "grateful that criminal charges have been filed in connection with CJ's preventable death". "This is a meaningful measure of criminal accountability," the family said. Dickey was training in his July 2024 freshman year when he was directed to do what was described as an "extreme workout" that put him at risk of death because of his Sickle Cell trait, the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office said. Prosecutors say Kulbis forced Dickey and other players to do 100 "up-downs" - a gruelling football conditioning drill - and full-body plank drills, which led Dickey to struggle physically. Dickey family Dickey sitting on a boat with a life jacketDickey family Dickey's family says the charges are a meaningful measure of accountability He passed out during practice and died two days later in hospital on 12 July. An autopsy confirmed his death was caused by the physical activity in combination with his Sickle Cell trait and exertional rhabdomyolysis - a break down in muscle from extreme physical activity, according to prosecutors. The attorney general's office said Dickey's death was caused by "deliberate hazing" from Kulbis. "The facts show this defendant received information about CJ's health condition, along with training about NCAA anti-hazing standards, and disregarded that information. This is an extraordinary tragedy, worsened by the fact that CJ's death was preventable," the office said. Sickle Cell disease is a red blood cell disorder that can make people vulnerable to serious health complications with strenuous exercise. Pennsylvania passed a felony anti-hazing law after the death of Tim Piazza, a 19-year-old at Penn State University who died in 2017 after being severely hazed during a fraternity event. Dickey's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Bucknell and members of its coaching staff, including Kulbis, in 2025, alleging a hazing ritual for first-year players was the cause of Dickey's death. "CJ's death was completely avoidable," attorneys for his family wrote. "If Defendants had followed well-established, well-known practices to protect athletes who have sickle cell trait, CJ would still be alive today." https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0jyl7e64n7o

Secret Service AGENT ARRESTED

Is this what happens when the Us Secret Service stops being an all-whte Euro-Elite and starts to take on anyone and anyone in their ranks? Sure seems like; A US Secret Service agent is among three people who have been arrested in Florida for allegedly beating University of Miami fraternity members in a suspected violent hazing incident. The agent, Marquez Pinder, 29, has been charged alongside Lamar James, 26, and Elijah Delano Dyous, 29, with hazing, attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, according to court records. One person, a law student, suffered kidney failure because of the alleged beatings and needed surgery, an arrest warrant obtained by US media states. A second person was also hospitalised. Pinder has been placed on administrative leave, Michael Townsend, the head of the agency's Miami field office, said. The BBC has contacted Pinder's lawyer for comment. The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office said the alleged hazing incidents lasted for four days at several off-campus residences. "An investigation revealed evidence of alleged hazing incidents involving prolonged and repeated beatings with canes and paddles," the attorney's office said in a statement. "A failure to correctly answer questions about the fraternity, allegedly led to the beatings." The arrest warrant states that if the first victim had not received emergency medical care, "his injuries would have resulted in renal failure leading to death", and that he still suffers from extreme pain as a result of the beatings. The two victims were reportedly attempting to join the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. According to the warrant, Pinder was named the "dean of pledges" - the officer who oversees education for new members - for the fraternity at the University of Miami's Coral Gables campus. A judge set Pinder's bond at $75,000 (£56,000) and ordered that he be released under house arrest with a GPS tracker. His next court date is 24 September. Townsend said the Secret Service "takes seriously any criminal allegations involving one of our employees" and that it was "fully cooperating with the investigation". In recent years, prosecutors have charged a number of people for their involvement in hazing, including a Pennsylvania college football coach earlier this month. State Attorney Kathrine Fernandez Rundle said in a statement that in Florida, "hazing is abuse and it is a crime". https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gdrg2pxv0o The Secret Service is supposed to be A PREDOMINATELY TALL CAUCASIAN-MALE UBER EURO-AMERICAN-ELITE - with VERY few normal-looking women, Hispanics, Asians, Jews and Africans thrown in for diversity and secret service security ... PERIOD. PG

Will Trump Nuke Iran?

Is DJ Trump and his Jew-Houae prepring to Nuke Iran? https://nypost.com/2026/07/27/us-news/melania-and-barron-trump-targeted-by-iran-in-disturbing-video-encouraging-assassinations/ Jew NN's hosts like John Berman et al and up and coming 1st American Jew-Pres Kushner seem very, very, if not overly confident. PG

IRAN Targets Melania

Scary... or CIA Propaganda? https://nypost.com/2026/07/27/us-news/melania-and-barron-trump-targeted-by-iran-in-disturbing-video-encouraging-assassinations/

Monday, July 27, 2026

Woman Hires Man to Kill Her

Weir but clever... This, police believe, was not a random abduction and murder, but the culmination of a carefully planned arrangement between Sonia and a 54-year-old pagan worshipper that had been two years in the making. When police interrogated her suspected killer, Dwain Hall, he told them that she had agreed to pay $4,000 (£3,000) for her own torture and death. What drove a young woman from a seaside village near Portsmouth into the arms of a self-avowed violent sadist in the alligator-infested backwaters of Marion County? Through police reports, court documents and interviews with friends and family of those involved, The Telegraph has pieced together the life and final moments of Sonia Exelby. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/sonia-exelby-british-woman-florida-man-dwain-hall/

Plan B Island?

A "Plan B" island is an extra backup destination you choose when island hopping, in case bad weather, delayed ferries, or canceled flights ruin your main travel route. Greek Island Hopping Tips Pick a backup: Choose a nearby secondary island with frequent ferry connections. Watch the wind: Strong summer winds can disrupt boats. Stay flexible: Avoid tight same-day flight and ferry connections. If you are planning a trip, tell me which country or region you are visiting so I can suggest good backup islands or alternate routes. PG

Nothing Unites Like A Common Enemy

Trump is faking an Iranian threat to his family to 1. justify Nuking Iran, 2. staying in office, 3. avoiding jail... I am not convinced the Iranians are stupid enough to actually threaten DJ Trump and Family. Hope I am right or Trump is so unhinged he will do anhything to stay out of jail. Melania Trump has not had many public events this month. She missed Friday night’s White House Correspondents Association dinner. A source close to her told The Post she had a “scheduling conflict.” President Trump also has faced threats from Iran and acknowledged he’s their number one target, after a US-Israel operation knocked off its supreme leader and regime figures. Earlier this month, the president had to switch from his new Air Force One to take the older model out of Turkey, where he was attending a NATO meeting, due to Iranian threats, the New York Times reported. 950 What do you think? Post a comment. He told The Post that he “left instructions” should Iran succeed in their plots to assassinate him — and there’ll be hell to pay. “I’ve been on their list for a long time. That’s what we’re dealing with,” he said. “… The only thing is, I’ve left instructions — if anything happens, to just literally bomb them at levels that they’ve never seen before.” https://nypost.com/2026/07/27/us-news/melania-and-barron-trump-targeted-by-iran-in-disturbing-video-encouraging-assassinations/

Plan B Island

What does the phrase "plan B" mean? AI Overview "Plan B" most commonly means a backup or contingency plan used if your first idea fails, or it refers to the morning-after pill (a brand of emergency contraception). Wikipedia General Definition (Backup Plan) Second choice: What you do if your main goal or path does not work out. Safety net: A smart way to stay safe when things go wrong. PlanBIsle??? A 2nd Life Island Retreat? Stay tuned... PG

Backup Plan

Plan B noun [ C or U ] (also plan B) uk /ˌplæn ˈbiː/ us /ˌplæn ˈbiː/ Add to word list a plan or method that you use if another one fails, or is likely to fail: We had no Plan B to fall back on. A second shaft is being drilled as a plan B, in case the original bore hole encounters problems. Synonym backup plan Fewer examples So far this plan has not produced much money at all, so what is Plan B? Always have a plan B in case your original choice becomes impractical for any reason. He has strong reservations about whether a new president could be hired by year's end and said the board needs a Plan B just in case. Do you have a Plan B for you and yours? I do. Stay tuned ... PG

Mysterious deaths of Jeffrey Epstein’s friends

The mysterious deaths of Jeffrey Epstein’s friends A modelling scout joins a long line of deceased insiders linked to the late sex offender, stoking theories of foul play and a cover-up Published 26 July 2026 11:27am BST On Monday, Daniel Siad, a 69-year-old modelling scout, was found dead in his home in suburban Paris by a female guest. The woman, 28, tried giving him CPR, but could not resuscitate him. It might seem like an open-and-shut, if tragic, case were it not that Siad was closely linked to the late sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, and was under investigation for human trafficking. Siad is the latest in a string of Epstein associates to die in distinctly mysterious circumstances. His demise was reported as cardiac arrest, but the woman staying with him claimed he hadn’t shown any signs of illness and had boasted of his healthy lifestyle. The Nanterre prosecutor’s office has since opened an investigation into Siad’s death, and has ordered a post-mortem examination to determine his cause of death, reigniting the conspiracy theories surrounding the Epstein case and fears of a cover-up, initially prompted by Epstein’s own suspicious death in custody in August 2019. Epstein was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges when he was found dead in his cell. Peculiarly, the two guards assigned to watch him (following an earlier suicide attempt) reportedly fell asleep and didn’t check on him for three hours. Simultaneously, the cameras in front of his cell apparently malfunctioned. In February, Dr Michael Baden, a pathologist who was present during Epstein’s post-mortem examination, told The Telegraph that, in his opinion, Epstein’s death “was most likely caused by strangulation pressure rather than hanging”. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07/26/mysterious-deaths-jeffrey-epstein-friends/

Corner Brook Base Camp

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Billionaires Turn On Trump

And they have it out for his fake sons too; ustin Sun was already one of the richest people in the world, having made his fortune in the no-rules early phase of the crypto industry, when he first met the three men from World Liberty Financial. It was October 2024, and the only thing Sun knew of the company they were hoping he would invest in was that it was being launched by then-candidate Donald Trump and his three sons. Neither Don Jr., Eric, and Barron nor anyone else with the Trump name was on the video call that day. Instead, on the other side were World Liberty’s three top executives: an internet-marketing hustler who had spent time in jail on drug charges and been sued multiple times for fraud, a former professional pickup artist, and the son of Donald Trump’s best friend. Chase Herro, the internet marketer, was a wiry 41-year-old with sleeve tattoos, perma-stubble, and a vocabulary rich in blue-collar slang. Zak Folkman, the pickup artist, also 41, had both ears pierced and win! tattooed on one biceps in a comic-book-style speech bubble. He and Herro had previously launched a crypto platform that was hacked and drained of money, prompting accusations from at least one large investor of insider theft. The third co-founder was Zach Witkoff, the 33-year-old son of Steve Witkoff, the real-estate mogul who now serves as President Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East. Zach Witkoff had been arrested for cocaine possession leaving a Miami nightclub in 2022 and generally presented as an awkward rich kid (“If you could anthropomorphize a squirrel,” as a former World Liberty adviser put it). “My dad got shot at with the president the other day,” Witkoff said by way of introduction on the call. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/justin-sun-world-liberty-lawsuit-trump-crypto-herro.html Sun, who was raised in China by middle-class journalist parents and earned a master’s degree at the University of Pennsylvania, built his fortune by launching his own blockchain, Tron, which became popular in Asia as a fast and cheap way to move U.S.-dollar stablecoins. Tron’s digital coin, $TRX, with a market cap of some $31 billion, is the eighth-most-valuable cryptocurrency in the world. According to Forbes, Sun’s net worth is an estimated $8.5 billion, making him richer than George Soros and not far behind Bill Ackman. (Sun suggests he’s worth more than that; when Bloomberg estimated his wealth at $12.5 billion, Sun sued.) In his ascendancy, Sun had not escaped the attention of the U.S. government. In March 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission under the Biden administration charged him and his companies with fraud, alleging market manipulation and the unregistered offer and sale of securities. Sun was charged simultaneously with Lindsay Lohan, Jake Paul, Akon, and Soulja Boy, who were accused of illegally hawking Tron’s cryptocurrency without disclosing Sun paid them to do so. The SEC also accused Sun of artificially inflating the price of $TRX by making “hundreds of thousands” of essentially fake trades among his own accounts — and of lying: “Sun materially misrepresented the truth about the touting campaign to deceive investors,” according to the SEC. Later that year, Tron made headlines for reportedly being used by terrorist groups, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, putting additional heat on Sun, who had reportedly avoided traveling to the U.S. for years out of fear he’d be arrested. (Tron later took measures to better police its platform.) TOPSHOT-HONG KONG-CHINA-ART-BANANA Sun eating a $6.2 million banana bought at auction from the artist Maurizio Cattelan in 2024. “It’s still fresh.” Photo: Peter Parks/AFP via Getty Images Now, on the eve of the presidential election, the three guys on the Zoom were offering Sun an interesting investment opportunity that, should Trump win a second term, might also conveniently help relieve this legal pressure. Don Jr. and Eric Trump were all in on the project, the three World Liberty founders said on the call. In fact, the Trump family, at the time, owned 75 percent of the business. The Trumps’ passion for World Liberty, the founders told Sun, came from being “debanked,” or off-loaded as clients, by JPMorgan and Capital One in the wake of the January 6 insurrection. They were committed to pursuing a crypto alternative for their wealth — a way to control their own money through uncensurable digital wallets. Trump would preside over a financial revolution enabling regular citizens to bypass banks and invest their assets freely across decentralized crypto platforms. World Liberty would build innovative projects that delivered on the new administration’s ambitions. “They said they were the victims of those centralized controls,” says Sun. “I believe in the vision of what was presented.” Sun, who has a libertarian streak (he became an Ayn Rand fan in graduate school), says he identified with fears of a “very big centralized power that eventually will enslave everyone.” He liked the pitch enough that he was willing to overlook the founders’ worrisome backgrounds. In November 2024, Sun transferred $30 million to World Liberty and came aboard as an adviser, receiving billions of yet-to-launch $WLFI coins — the key token in the company’s future crypto ecosystem — in exchange. He was immediately the biggest investor in the project. Sun’s involvement also gave World Liberty a halo of safety in the eyes of many other crypto investors. In the month before Sun invested, World Liberty had brought in only $21 million from other investors, a fraction of its target. After Sun’s involvement was made public, money poured in (including another $15 million from Sun). World Liberty closed its initial sale in January 2025, having raised $300 million. Over the next year or so, Sun would come to believe he’d made a colossal mistake. World Liberty would disappoint his expectations and those of many other investors: The decentralized crypto products it promised would largely never materialize; the money investors put in would remain mostly locked away from them; and the $WLFI cryptocurrency would crash, leaving many token holders with huge losses while the president and his partners made hundreds of millions in profits. Sun would be stripped of his tokens entirely. “Today, the thing I regret the most is not only that my money got stuck but that my name is on the project,” Sun says. “I believe many other people also got harmed.” In April 2026, he filed a lawsuit against World Liberty alleging fraud and breach of contract. When we spoke in June via Zoom, it was late in the evening in Hong Kong, where he lives. His background was a picture of the Golden Gate Bridge, but when the screen faltered, I could see he was lying down, his head on a pillow. Wearing a deep-blue crewneck T-shirt, he drank water from a carafe as he walked me through his past and his time with World Liberty. Our conversation took place under the shadow of defamation claims World Liberty had recently made against Sun, and he seemed torn between wanting to condemn the company’s actions and staying within the guardrails his lawyers had set for him. But he couldn’t hide his outrage at World Liberty — for making a mockery of the principles it was purportedly founded on and for, in his eyes, essentially stealing his money in full public view. “I never expected this to happen to me,” says Sun. “This is the worst-case scenario.” Sun’s account, and those of others who invested in and worked for the company, depict an enterprise that was partially inspired and de facto run by Herro — a man whose career might be characterized as a high-speed succession of shameless for-profit hustles. Sun and other investors describe how World Liberty soaked up hundreds of millions in investments based on the Trumps’ involvement, then sat on the money. Outside investors, including Sun, always seemed to lose, while company insiders always won. “I thought surely these people would not do what they did with such a public profile attached,” says Sun. “Looking back, I was wrong about that. Unfortunately, as alleged in the complaint, certain operators leveraged the Trump brand to profit through fraud.” The president’s financial disclosures reveal that, in 2025, his ventures brought in at least $2.2 billion with crypto accounting for more than half of that total. The largest individual element of that historic windfall — likely the best financial year of his life and the most profitable ever for any president — was World Liberty, which put some $800 million into Trump’s pocket. While the Trumps were hands off on day-to-day matters — and Sun is careful to say his issues are not with the Trumps directly — they were the largest owners of the company and certainly the ones who decided its shape. “No president I can think of has ever exploited the office this way for their own personal monetary gain,” says Don Fox, who served as general counsel and then acting director of the Office of Government Ethics under George W. Bush and Barack Obama. “In the post-Watergate era, nobody’s gotten wealthy off the presidency, certainly not fabulously wealthy.” Trump has also used his office to protect his investment, signing an executive order essentially instructing the SEC to go easy on crypto as soon as he was inaugurated and while World Liberty was still raising money, which, Fox adds, “is a criminal offense” for any executive-branch official except the president and the vice-president. Trump didn’t start out a crypto booster. In 2019, he said he was “not a fan of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which are not money.” Trump argued they “can facilitate unlawful behavior, including drug trade and other illegal activity.” Out of office, though, he seems to have been awakened to what crypto could do for him: It was popular with young men, a key part of his base, and the industry became an enthusiastic source of campaign contributions. He seems, too, to have recognized that it could make him much richer than he already was. World Liberty Financial And ALT5 Sigma Ring The Nasdaq Stock Market Opening Bell The Trump family teamed up with former pickup artist Zak Folkman, left, and self-described “dirtbag” Chase Herro to createcrypto company World Liberty Financial prior to the 2024 election. Photo: Adam Gray/Bloomberg via Getty Images Trump’s sudden interest in crypto can be traced back to a seemingly serendipitous meeting with Chase Herro in 2023. As Herro tells the story, he bumped into Zach Witkoff that summer at the Witkoffs’ golf resort, the Shell Bay Club, near Miami, and Zach offered to drive him around the course. “Literally, on the golf cart, we just started shooting the shit,” Herro later told Fortune. They became fast friends. Zach introduced Herro to his father, Steve, and the elder Witkoff brokered a meeting between Herro and Trump. Sitting with Trump, then in exile at Mar-a-Lago, Herro needed to prove that there was real money in crypto — and that he, seemingly a nobody, was actually absurdly rich. Herro pulled out his phone and moved some $100 million in crypto coins from one wallet to another. Trump was sold. “That turned the lights on,” says a former World Liberty adviser who has known Herro for several years. (The White House had no comment; a spokesperson for World Liberty said this “story is inaccurate” but did not specify why.) From there, Trump began courting the crypto vote and receiving generous contributions from the industry. He declared he would make the U.S. “the crypto capital of the planet” and branded himself the future “crypto president.” He officially launched World Liberty shortly before the election and his own $TRUMP meme coin (an entirely separate crypto venture) in January 2025, days prior to his inauguration. Says the former adviser, “Chase was very proud: ‘Who would have thought? Dirtbag like me.’” Herro, roughly five-foot-ten with a slender build that he has described as the body of a 12-year-old synchronized swimmer, grew up in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin. His family was “very poor,” he said on a podcast in early 2020: “I think when you live in poverty, you assume everybody’s poor.” He sold marijuana and was arrested at least four times before his 18th birthday on charges including theft — for a scheme in which he was caught on-camera cashing his stepfather’s checks — and drug possession. Herro’s mother once called the police on him for domestic abuse. Shortly after high school, following a drug-related arrest, Herro cut off his ankle monitor and fled to California, according to a story he’s told to friends and on podcasts. When he got to California in the mid-aughts, Herro, who pronounces (and often spells) his name Hero, reinvented his origins. He described his mother as an ultrawealthy cheese-factory magnate and his father as a Mafia member who had been murdered in front of him, according to former roommates. (On podcasts years later, Herro said that his father had died of a heart attack and was found alone in his home and that he’d bought his mom a house, told her to “quit her job, and let her retire.”“My parents have no money,” he said on a separate podcast.) He worked at an ampm gas station in San Diego and then in construction, but he bragged about having a second home and a fancy-car collection. “None of that existed,” says a former friend. “He was like, ‘You just gotta talk about it like it’s already here.’” A former roommate says even two decades ago he clocked Herro as a sociopath. “Literally everything is a lie,” says the former roommate. “The watches he’s wearing, the sunglasses — fake. He wouldn’t say he went to McDonald’s; he’d say, ‘I ate at Ruth’s Chris.’” (That was not the only time someone made this assessment about Herro. “If someone calls me a sociopath, I kind of, like, look over and I’m like, ‘Thanks, I think?’” Herro said on a podcast in 2020. “If you’re going to invest money in a day trader or investor, I want them to be a sociopath.”) Herro’s fake-it-till-you-make-it strategy began to bear fruit when he discovered the then-hot world of affiliate marketing. He would create false dating profiles, pretending to be a single woman, and post them on sites like Backpage or Craigslist; when someone expressed interest in meeting in person, Herro would ask them to first sign up for a background check, enrolling them in a $40-a-month service from which he got a commission, according to the former roommate. “I remember going to his house and he’d have, like, 20 laptops out just running these bots that would post these things,” says this person. Herro sold hair-loss remedies, colon cleansers, and tactical flashlights. In 2010, after Herro launched a marijuana dispensary called Healthy Wealthy and Wise, a man who believed he’d invested $170,000 in the venture sued him for fraud, claiming the corporation never existed and Herro had deposited the funds into his personal account. (The plaintiff was awarded a default judgment with interest.) Soon, a website appeared detailing complaints against Herro under the domain name ChaseHeroScam.com. “Chase just doesn’t care who he has to step on or who he has to jump over; it was like, ‘I want to be rich,’” says the former friend. “That was it. Not even famous; just rich.” Herro moved to a different part of San Diego County and gave his old friends a tour of his new home. “Hidden inside fake books were just stacks of cash,” says another former friend. Herro also displayed a Desert Eagle pistol — one of the largest-caliber handguns sold in the U.S. — on his nightstand. On YouTube, Herro posted videos of a warehouse full of dirt bikes and mini go-carts, paintball guns, and other toys; friends remember photos in which he was unloading a moving truck filled with fine art. He bought a 34-foot boat he named Clickbait. In 2019, the entrepreneur Sam Bakhtiar asked Herro on a podcast to opine on fraud. “At least they’re trying to do something in life. It’s fucked up, but, like, I’ll give credit to a bank robber versus someone who sits on a fucking TV and eats potato chips all day,” he said. “Granted, is their execution wrong? Yeah, probably. But I’m not God; I’m not here to judge.” Herro met Zak Folkman in an online “mastermind” group, where they shared tips about how to make a lot of money quickly. Folkman was a co-founder of a website called Date Hotter Girls. They quickly became business partners. “He’s a Chad,” the former World Liberty adviser says of Folkman. Herro and Folkman launched several online communities, including one they called the Watchers, promising investment advice and selling subscriptions for thousands of dollars a year to access their network — a kind of knockoff of Tai Lopez. In 2021 at a meeting in Miami, Herro pitched his supporters on the promise of a decentralized-finance, or DeFi, crypto project. “He was almost crying as he told us how incredible it was that he put 90 percent of his net worth into DeFi and it was the most amazing financial thing he’d ever discovered,” says a member of the group. “He seemed like a genuine evangelist and very passionate about it.” A year later, the project was worthless, but Herro showed no signs of having lost nearly all of his assets. By then, he had a fleet of about a dozen luxury vehicles, all of them white, with Montana plates, exploiting a loophole that allowed him to avoid paying taxes on the cars. Taxes overall were now such an issue for Herro that around 2021 he moved to Puerto Rico — claiming on Facebook he lived at the Ritz there — for half (plus a day) of each year, taking advantage of the popular tax haven. “It sucks; we call it just putting in time. It almost feels like going to jail,” he told a friend. “I just do it because it saves me so much money.” When Herro met Zach Witkoff at the golf course, it probably wasn’t a coincidence. “I don’t think anything is incidental with Chase,” says the former World Liberty adviser. “It’s been crazy to watch him. It’s like the same exact thing he’s been doing for years; he’s just in different rooms with different, more powerful people,” says the former roommate. “My friends and I were just waiting for the day that Chase ends up in handcuffs. But over the years, it’s like, Holy shit — he’s doing what now? He’s in the White House? I was like, Wow, the scam artist teamed up with the biggest con man.” Says the second former friend, “It’s unbelievable this guy scammed his way to the top.” Herro’s credentials as a crypto entrepreneur began and ended with a project he launched in April 2024, just a few months before World Liberty was formed. Called Dough Finance, it was supposed to be a DeFi blockchain platform from which Herro promised “guaranteed” profits through a process he called “looping,” according to an investor named Jonny Lopez. This involved repeatedly borrowing against crypto holdings and using the borrowed funds to buy more. Herro’s business partner was Folkman, who got a degree from New York Law School in 2010, around the time he co-founded Date Hotter Girls under the pseudonym Zack Bauer. (On the site, he sold an e-book — still available in a package priced at $97 — that includes “a story about Zack ‘motorboating’ a girl at a dive bar” and instructions on how to “move situations toward sex ridiculously fast,” according to a promotional page.) That spring and summer, Herro raised money from investors, including Lopez, who put in $1 million. “Bro I never do shit,” Herro texted Lopez, according to evidence later filed in court. “All handshakes and go.” Herro indicated to Lopez that Dough had “over $3 billion” in liquidity: “What you think I built some stupid toy lol.” But days after Lopez had completed his investment, his money disappeared. Dough had been hacked; the money was gone. UAE-ECONOMY-CRYPTO-CONFERENCE Sun in Dubai with Zach Witkoff and Eric Trump in 2025 before the big breakup. Photo: Giuseppe Cacace/AFP via Getty Images Lopez and other investors were incredulous — and blamed Herro. According to a lawsuit filed by Lopez in 2025 accusing Herro of negligent misrepresentation and fraud, Herro “altered or manipulated Dough Finance’s code” and staged a fake governance vote as part of a plan to steal investors’ money. (Folkman is not named in the lawsuit.) “As it turns out: each and every promise and representation that Chase made to Jonny was a complete lie — a ruse by Chase to pump the liquidity on Dough Finance’s platform so that Chase could take it for himself,” Lopez alleged in the suit. When a process server attempted to serve him with the lawsuit, Herro ran. (In July 2026, Herro urged the court to dismiss the case, arguing that Dough really had been hacked.) Suspicions around the Dough hack were rampant when Trump partnered with Herro and Folkman on World Liberty two months later. Trump officially announced World Liberty in a livestream in September 2024, and the company released a “Gold Paper” (a spin on the white papers that crypto projects typically publish) emblazoned with his portrait over a graphic of a golden paint splotch. In the paper, World Liberty said its mission was “to democratize finance” — a rip-off of trading app Robinhood’s slogan. What World Liberty seemed to promise was unprecedented in the U.S.: a government-blessed crypto project that would offer an alternative not just to crypto platforms like Coinbase or Circle but to banks themselves. Indeed, World Liberty, “inspired by the vision of Donald J. Trump,” proposed a “new strategy” that would “help to safeguard the US Dollar’s future as the global reserve currency,” the Gold Paper read, “without compromising on freedom.” The Gold Paper was light on specifics about what World Liberty actually planned to do. Those in charge did not seem to know either. Around the time of the launch, Steve Witkoff, who was then listed as a co-founder of World Liberty along with his two sons, asked the venture capitalist Nic Carter to meet him at Pura Vida, the smoothie-and-sandwich chain, in Sunset Harbour in Miami. He wanted Carter to come onboard as an adviser but could not explain concepts fundamental to the business. “He didn’t know what crypto or DeFi was. He didn’t know what the pitch was,” recalls Carter. “I’m like, Oh, okay, so there’s no product. They’re just doing a token.” The biggest giveaway was when Witkoff explained that Trump had become interested in the crypto project because “Barron was getting active with meme coins” — but pronounced it “me-me” coins. What was important, Witkoff explained, was that they launch World Liberty before Trump was elected president again. “They needed Trump to be involved for launch as a private citizen,” says Carter. “They had to rush it out.” Carter, who voted for Trump in the election, declined the adviser position and warned that World Liberty risked damaging the candidate at the polls, given its credibility issues. That’s when Witkoff’s tone changed. “Then he, like, flips to try to bully me,” says Carter. “‘You don’t want to be on the big guy’s bad side.’” (World Liberty describes this characterization of the conversation as “inaccurate” and says the company “never formally offered Mr. Carter any such role.”) In those early days, World Liberty was desperate not just for big-name advisers to burnish its reputation but for start-up capital. It had set an initial fundraising goal of $289 million. Despite their affiliation with the likely next president, Herro and Folkman — World Liberty’s only executive officers and directors on initial securities filings — struggled to attract investors. By the end of October 2024, World Liberty had slashed its investment target by 90 percent to $30 million. Morten Christensen, a Dutch crypto investor living in Mexico, had been considering investing in World Liberty but decided the tepid interest from others was a bad sign. “For me, that was a red flag — Oh, never mind, they’re never going to raise enough,” he says. “In crypto, if it’s not popular, it’s not going to be popular.” Among investors, there were almost endless reasons to stay away. “Nothing about the project gave a semblance of legitimacy unless you’re delusional enough to see a Trump cash grab as legit,” says one longtime crypto investor who chose not to put in money. Elliot Omanson, a three-time Trump voter and crypto investor with a financial advisory firm in Kansas, says he was against World Liberty from the get-go. “Why would you want to create a vehicle that has all the appearances of corruption when you’re supposedly going in to fight the deep state and drain the swamp?” he says. “I hate crony capitalism more than I hate socialism or communism because it’s a corruption of my belief system.” Even the crypto venture fund Polychain Capital, which had brokered the introduction to Sun, ultimately declined to invest. “They weren’t raising any money for months. And it becomes a bit embarrassing for the Trump crew if literally the president, or the soon-to-be president at that point, isn’t able to raise any cash,” says the former World Liberty adviser. World Liberty’s founders hoped Sun could change that. Sun — specifically his wealth — had become an object of Herro’s fascination. On Logan Paul’s podcast in early 2021, Herro was asked if he had “fuck-you money.” He hesitated, recalling seeing Sun bid at an NFT auction. “I just watched that Justin Sun guy spend $69 million on the Beeple piece,” Herro answered. “Do you know what that made me feel like?” (Sun himself, it turned out, was narrowly outbid at the end of the auction.) Sun also had a reputation as a hustler. In creating the Tron blockchain, he simply copy-and-pasted code, without credit, from Ethereum, one of the original chains. Tron, launched in 2017, was still a massive hit. A year later, Sun and his company expanded their empire, buying BitTorrent, the site best known as a venue for sharing pirated movies and games, for $140 million in cash. In 2019, he won a lunch with Warren Buffett in a charity auction with a bid of $4.6 million. Soon, Sun was collecting works by Picasso and Warhol, which will eventually be displayed at a museum he is building in Hong Kong (tentative name: Justin Sun Museum). In 2021, he spent $28 million to secure a ticket to space on a Blue Origin rocket. That same year, he became Grenada’s ambassador to the World Trade Organization, after which he started using the title “His Excellency” on social media and at public appearances. (He continues to go by “H.E. Justin Sun” despite the fact that his diplomatic status was revoked in 2023.) Last year, Tron went public on the nasdaq, though it took a bit of a shortcut, bypassing an IPO by merging with an obscure, but publicly traded, company that makes souvenirs sold at Disney and other theme parks. And while Sun and his companies have had persistent legal controversies (and are notably litigious), he also holds the rare distinction of being one of the few original crypto founders who have never been to prison. Staying out of prison was likely on the mind of at least a few investors in World Liberty. Making a large investment in the project was widely seen as a play to curry favor with Trump. The project was upfront about the fact that 75 percent of net revenues would go to the president’s company DT Marks DEFI LLC (of which Trump owns 70 percent and family members own the rest). It was as though World Liberty had opened up a way to give money directly to Trump. Even in the profiteering world of crypto, an arrangement so lopsided, so nakedly self-dealing, was remarkable. ‘‘It’s unbelievable this guy scammed his way to the top.’’ Just five days before his initial investment of $30 million in World Liberty, Sun bought a banana duct-taped to a wall — a conceptual artwork by Maurizio Cattelan — for $6.2 million in a Sotheby’s auction. Sun says he came across the work at random in the Sotheby’s catalogue and was surprised by the attention he received afterward. “I bought that just because I feel this art is kinda cool,” he says. “I bought other art pieces much more expensive than this banana before, but none of those became famous at all.” A few days later, after Sotheby’s advised him to throw the banana away, he ate it. “Why not? It’s still fresh,” he says. “Eating a banana is very common behavior.” Sun’s investment was big news in the financial press. CNBC’s headline was “Banana Auction Billionaire Invests in Trump’s Crypto Venture”; Bloomberg went with “Trump’s Crypto Project Was a Bust Till Justin Sun Stepped In.” Sun put in the additional $15 million after the heady round of press. By March 2025, World Liberty had raised $550 million. Sun in space aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard suborbital vehicle in 2025. Photo: JustinSun Tron/YouTube As with many crypto projects, there were two kinds of stakeholders in World Liberty. Insiders had actual equity shares in the holding company. They are owners in the traditional sense, and operating profits flow to them. In January 2025, World Liberty sold a large equity stake in the company for $500 million to a firm associated with the United Arab Emirates’“spy sheikh,” Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, days ahead of Trump’s inauguration. Following the sale, the Trumps retained 38 percent ownership of World Liberty. (Herro and Folkman’s company and an entity owned by the Witkoffs held smaller stakes.) Outside investors, including Sun, received $WLFI crypto tokens. Their hope was that World Liberty’s projects and activities would raise the value of those tokens on crypto markets — that if World Liberty built a thriving crypto platform (with, for instance, innovative and potentially lucrative options for lending and borrowing $WLFI), that would create public demand, which, in turn, would drive up the price. But those links can be tenuous in crypto. $WLFI holders don’t own equity in the company or have a claim on profits — rather, they own the right to vote on some decisions for the project. ($WLFI is what is known as a governance token.) In practice, though, governance often amounts to no power at all. World Liberty told investors that the tokens’“sole utility” was voting rights — not trading. In a statement, the World Liberty spokesperson said, “$WLFI was sold as a governance token without transfer rights initially. And those who purchased $WLFI governance tokens understood there was never any expectation of profit from the holding of $WLFI.” But to Sun and other investors, it seemed like legalese to avoid breaking securities laws. “First of all, if it’s a crypto token, it’s going to be traded on chain whether they want it or not,” says Christensen, who decided to buy the World Liberty token in the first round after Sun came onboard. “It would make no sense for members of the public to pay any money for the tokens,” Sun wrote in his lawsuit, “if the tokens offered no economic upside.” It wasn’t long before several of the outside advisers to the project — a larger group of a dozen or so that, in addition to Sun, included a venture capitalist from Polychain, a pseudonymous cybersecurity specialist, and the head of a firm called the Crypto Lawyers — started to have concerns. The advisers had been in a Telegram group chat, but Folkman abruptly shut it down in late 2024, before they’d been able to offer their expertise to World Liberty. “They never asked for any of our advice,” says one former adviser. ‘‘World Liberty is trying to threaten me into silence.’’ Months went by, and the “financial revolution” World Liberty promised never materialized. Sun says he gave the World Liberty team ideas for products it could build, but no one followed through on any of them. “I started to notice what I believed to be red flags,” Sun says now. “They seemed to be interested only in raising money, not in developing actual products.” World Liberty did continue to raise money. In doing so, the company’s co-founders often dangled the possibility of a partnership, a deal, or a good word with the “big guy” to entice investors to put money in. It wasn’t exactly a quid pro quo. “More they were going out saying, ‘If you invest $11 million in us, we’ll invest $1 million back in your thing,’” says the former adviser. In March 2025, World Liberty announced plans for its first real product: a stablecoin to be known as USD1. This dovetailed with the genius Act, soon to be passed by Congress, which would bring stablecoins into the country’s regulated financial system. Each issued USD1 coin — a crypto token designed to always be worth exactly $1 — would be backed by a real dollar held by World Liberty. In other words, minting 100 million USD1 coins required $100 million in funds backing the coins. The real dollars would be invested in U.S. T-bills — short-term-debt notes from the federal government that currently pay between 3.5 and 4 percent interest. As of July 2026, there were 4.2 billion outstanding USD1 coins, penciling out to roughly $150 million in annual interest income. That money is almost pure profit. Justin Sun, the Chinese-born crypto billionaire, prepares to enter the White House in Washington, May 23, 2025. (Jason Andrew/The New York Times) Sun heading to the White House in 2025. Photo: Jason Andrew/The New York Times/Redux The stablecoin business was a huge boon for insiders, creating a permanent dividend for the Trumps, the Witkoffs, Herro, and Folkman (and perhaps the Emiratis, though the terms of their ownership aren’t totally clear). But the stablecoin, as World Liberty elected to build it, was unlikely to meaningfully increase the value of the $WLFI token. Outside investors were left watching in frustration. World Liberty’s big bet on a stablecoin business made it clear to savvier $WLFI holders that there was no longer much incentive for the company to develop or launch other products, including ones that might profit regular $WLFI holders. “What’s the fucking point? Kick the can down the road. They’re making money,” says the former World Liberty adviser. Perhaps, the adviser tells me, a future Democratic administration would put an end to the scheme and a Democratic Congress would subpoena the players, but he doesn’t think that scenario is weighing heavily on the minds of the $WLFI executives. “They don’t care,” he says. “It doesn’t matter because they’ve had two-to-three years of making fat cash off the stablecoin treasury.” Meanwhile, the company still hadn’t released any $WLFI tokens, which meant the outside investors such as Sun who held them were still completely locked up. As 2025 wore on, Sun began to feel increasingly used by World Liberty, which was continually pushing him to put in more money. World Liberty executives “engaged in a sustained and escalating campaign to pressure Mr. Sun into committing hundreds of millions of dollars to mint USD1,” his lawsuit later alleged. They approached him at industry conferences and events, badgering him to commit $200 million to the treasury backing USD1, as well as to take an equity stake in World Liberty’s holding company. Sun said “no.”“There’s never enough,” says a person familiar with the situation. “How are you going to spend all the money you raise? This company keeps raising funds without building.” At the bitcoin conference in Las Vegas in May 2025, Zach Witkoff went to a celebratory dinner with Herro, Folkman, and other $WLFI associates at Wing Lei, a Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant at the Wynn. While Witkoff talked about his dad and his relationship with Trump — “The president loves me” — Herro and Folkman talked business, according to a veteran of the U.S. crypto industry who was in attendance. Herro pitched the group on a plan that he said would make World Liberty, and the dinner guests, “so much money,” says this person, who remembers being unimpressed by the idea. “Chase, you just get an awful feeling from this guy right from the beginning that this guy is out there to scheme and pull a fast one,” the person says. “I wouldn’t trust him with a penny.” Though it was never formally announced by the company, sometime around the summer of 2025, Witkoff was elevated to CEO of World Liberty. Before then, his most notable credentials, aside from jobs at his family’s firms, were speaking at the 2024 Republican National Convention and naming his firstborn son Don James Witkoff after the president. “I can’t think of a reason why he would be the CEO of a multimillion-dollar business,” says the former adviser, who adds that he believes Herro was the de facto leader. “When it comes just to raw intelligence, Chase has him beat hands down.” (“Zach Witkoff is the CEO, both in name and in reality,” said World Liberty’s spokesperson.) Last august, World Liberty announced that the $WLFI token would begin trading on the open market on September 1, 2025 — the crypto equivalent of an IPO. Investors would finally be able to turn their tokens into real money. A few days before the debut, Sun posted photos of himself with Eric Trump in Hong Kong, both smiling and giving thumbs-up. Sun with Eric Trump in 2025, shortly before $WLFI began trading publicly. Photo: Justin Sun/Instagram But in an unexpected move, World Liberty released only 20 percent of each investor’s tokens. “Great, now we can sell some, but what about the rest?” says Christensen, who has become an unofficial spokesman for thousands of disgruntled $WLFI investors. When trading opened, many worried holders rushed to sell what they could. After a quick initial spike, $WLFI’s price went into free fall. By the end of the day, $WLFI was down 40 percent. Sun claims he didn’t sell any of his tokens, but that he moved 56 million of them — about one percent of the 4 billion he owned overall — into other crypto wallets after the price fell, “meaning the transfer could not have been the cause of the decline.” Three days later, Sun says he woke up to find he was locked out of his entire World Liberty account. Even the 20 percent share that he should have been able to trade was gone, he alleges in his lawsuit. While his World Liberty tokens had been worth as much as $1 billion on paper, it was no longer clear that they were his. “My account got frozen completely,” he says. “I think I was in shock for a while. After all the trust and support I gave them, I couldn’t understand what happened.” It looked to Sun — who’d lost money in many a failed, hacked, or corrupt crypto project, from Mt. Gox to FTX — like a classic rug pull, cryptospeak for a scheme in which founders run off with their investors’ funds. “I was like, This is losing control, and I lost all confidence in the project.” Sun says he soon discovered that World Liberty had powers he was unaware of and a level of control that is unusual for decentralized blockchain projects. On August 24, eight days before trading went live, the company had pushed through a change in its “smart contract” — the algorithm that automatically executes token transactions — giving World Liberty the power to freeze, and effectively seize, any investor’s tokens without warning. “In the dark of night, the company thus created a ‘blacklisting’ function that it could wield at will,” Sun would later say in his lawsuit. Or as he put it in a post on X, “This is a trap door marketed as an open door.”

Why God Put Jews on Earth

For unmatched unique Genius like this - Dire Straits Mark Knophler a German-Jew; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Pa9x9fZBtY&list=RD8Pa9x9fZBtY&start_radio=1 Free Palestine!!! PG PS - this kind of modern day "Jew" is destroying ISRAEL and PALESTINE. Talk about GOOD vs EVIL... https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/07/bibi-netanyahu-israel-failures-antisemitism/688050/

Elephant-Eared Bibi Fucks Up

Just watching this guy on TV turns my stomach; In 1982, Benjamin Netanyahu was the marketing director of a Jerusalem-based furniture maker when Israel’s ambassador in Washington decided that the 32-year-old had been pitching the wrong product. Instead of selling cupboards to Israelis, he should have been selling Israel to Americans. The ambassador, who met Netanyahu at a conference a few years earlier, brought him to Washington as his deputy. Almost instantly, Netanyahu became the face of Israel on American television—a fixture on Nightline and Larry King Live, pugnacious, eloquent in unaccented English acquired as a boy in the suburbs of Philadelphia. For the next four decades, through nearly every office he held, Netanyahu’s portfolio never changed: He was the guardian of Israel’s standing in America, a task he never delegated, since he believed that nobody understood it better than he did. And it is a task at which Netanyahu, as Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, has failed abjectly. Just over a decade ago, support for Israel was one of the last remaining bipartisan reflexes in American politics. The harshest thing most mainstream Democrats said about the country was that Netanyahu’s government was obstructing a two-state agreement with Palestinians. But in the years since the October 7 Hamas-led massacre of Israelis and the subsequent Israeli invasion of Gaza, that consensus, which was already losing ground among the Democratic rank and file, gave way. Two years ago, 19 senators in the Democratic caucus voted to block arms sales to Israel; this April, 40 out of 47 did—including most of the presidential aspirants within the caucus. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/07/bibi-netanyahu-israel-failures-antisemitism/688050/

Old CBC Bldg Offers New Biz Opps

The former CBC radio building in Corner Brook is located on Premier Drive and served as the longtime broadcast home for station CBY for 53 years until its final broadcast on October 19, 2012.History and OperationsBroadcasting Era: Operating for over five decades as a dedicated CBC-owned facility, CBY AM broadcast local programming and news to western Newfoundland from Premier Drive.Closure: Shut down following federal budget reductions in 2012, after which local operations moved into smaller studios at the Valley Mall.Ownership and Redevelopment ProposalsSale: The property was sold into private ownership following the 2012 relocation.Proposed Plans: Municipal rezoning applications were approved by the Corner Brook city council to shift the lot designation from community service to general commercial.Scope of Vision: Development proposals for the site outlined retrofitting the former CBC structure for commercial and health-focused uses (such as a walk-in clinic, pharmacy, gym, and restaurant) alongside adding a five-story residential apartment building targeted at adults aged 55 and older.If you would like, I can look into more recent municipal property status updates or provide information on CBY's broadcast history in western Newfoundland. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!

Only 1 Paper Mill Operating In Corner Brook

The last pulp and paper mill in Newfoundland and Labrador is partially operating again as of Tuesday after a significant shut down that started last fall due to extremely low water levels at Grand Lake. It was one of the longest shut downs in the Corner Brook mill's history. Kruger Inc, the mill's owner, indicated it would take weeks to ramp up operations, given the plant was shut during winter's coldest months. But local politicians believe this partial re-start is an indication of big changes in operations and jobs. One paper-making machine is running, on and off. "We will have some periods where we will run. Some work is then needed. That will stop operations, but that will continue to ramp as we go over the next couple of days," explained Darren Pelley, vice-president of special projects with Kruger Inc. Pelley said Kruger will monitor water levels and continue to make paper when possible. This is not the first time the mill has shut down operations in recent years. "This is a big blow to the city," said Eddie Joyce, the MHA for Humber-Bay of Islands. Joyce said the diversification plans will only include operating one of the two remaining paper machines inside the 100-year-old plant, which would be a direct loss of 72 jobs. "It's very concerning that they are going to build windmills, sell it to the power grid and there is going to be layoffs here in Corner Brook," he said. "I hope government steps in here with this and ensures anyone who is laid off will have a job." The provincial government has supported the mill for over a decade with a loan agreement made in 2014 worth $110 million. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/this-is-a-big-blow-to-the-city-only-one-paper-machine-operating-at-corner-brook-mill-after-major-shutdown-9.7093961

Corner Brook Store Closes

Hard times are forcing this store, a Corner Brook staple, to close seasonally Fox's General Store owner Michelle Payne says it wasn't an easy decision, but the financially responsible one Maddie Ryan · CBC News · Posted: May 17, 2026 6:00 AM NDT | Last Updated: May 17 After 16 years at the helm of the iconic Fox's General Store in Curling, Michelle Payne is switching to a seasonal model. For as long as owner Michelle Payne can remember, Fox’s General Store in Corner Brook has been a place for the community to gather. But hard economic times have forced her to reduce the beloved business’s hours. It hurts Payne to have to downsize the longstanding staple of the Curling area. “It's not really a choice that anybody in business really likes to make,” she said in an interview with CBC News. “But for sustainability purposes and to try to continue serving my community how I can…this is the decision that makes the most sense.” The store will close its doors on Sept. 30 before reopening next May. That sense of duty has guided Payne since she took over the business 16 years ago. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/foxs-general-store-seasonal-9.7198836

Putin Is A Jew

You just have to look at him and track his behaviour to know he is a Jew; Speaking from the protected command post, Putin underscored the strategic necessity of his submarine forces. “In the nuclear triad, the navy is of enormous importance,” Putin told his top officers. He added that submarine-launched intercontinental missiles exist to “inflict unacceptable damage in the event of direct aggression against Russia.” Also read Is Trump fit to serve? What the public and report from May says Trump shows ultimate disrespect for fallen soldiers: “No awareness. No respect” Putin further touted progress on the Poseidon—a nuclear-powered underwater drone—claiming it is nearing combat readiness. Kremlin-backed media has previously warned that the weapon could trigger devastating, radioactive tsunamis targeting British shores. Despite those aggressive threats, Russian naval forces continue to suffer heavy losses on the water. In the past month alone, Ukrainian forces have severely crippled Kremlin naval power, taking out over 200 Russian ships throughout the Black and Azov Seas, according to Daily Express,

RIP Cheapskate D. "P" Outhouse

I laugh everytime I encounterthis obituary about this dead cunt. DPA QC was a real cheapskate and his wife a Grade-A Bitch. He real name was D. "P" Outhouse btw. He was so cheap and stingy that despite being a MIlionaire Lawyer he would slurp his double-double Tim's Coffee and munch on his Apple-FRitter in an impoverished Law-Student's face in the Firm Law Library (just to try to get your Goat as they say on Newfondland). He even refused to agree to a $5,000 pay raise after I did an excellent job in Court which all the other Partners in the Firm agreed to thus boycotting the raise. Rather than take it up the ass from this cheap cunt I moved to Sweden and taught Law and obtained a Master's Degree and then lived in Hotels and worked for Fortune 500 Companies for 24 years obituary. This "Obituary" is total BS because anyone who knew DPA Q.C. was well aware he was a truly malevolent, cheap and evil fucker. Burn in Hell Old Cheapskate ... I hope your smoking corpse is lying on a mile-high bed of frozen Canadian pennies ... lol; PG ----------------- ALTHOUSE, DELMAR PAUL – It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Paul Althouse, 77, of Bedford, Nova Scotia on Saturday May 13th, 2023, at the Victoria General Hospital in Halifax. Paul leaves behind to mourn his wife of 53 years, Ingrid (Lundrigan); four daughters, Susan, Paula (Colin Fitchett), Nancy, and Holly; two grandchildren, Brandon and Brett Graves; a sister, Nancy Heath (Dick); three sisters-in-law, Gudrid Hutchings, Sigrid Fitzpatrick (William), and Astrid Lundrigan Cohen; as well as Joseph Hutchings, Wayde Graves, Ian Hubbard, many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews, and his two beloved dogs, Adore and Whisper. Paul was predeceased by his parents Holland and Mildred (Thurber) Althouse, as well as Ingrid’s parents, Arthur and Ida Lundrigan. Paul grew up in Kentville, NS. Throughout his youth, he excelled at hockey, baseball, and debating, ultimately discovering his talent in both sport and speech. His hockey abilities led him to Cornell University where his team won the NCAA championship in 1967. Following his undergraduate studies, he attended Law School at Dalhousie University where he met the love of his life, Ingrid. After they married, he articled in St. John’s, NL before moving to Corner Brook where he practiced law for 36 years and was appointed Queen’s Counsel. As a partner at Poole Althouse, his career was built on loyalty and camaraderie as well as business. He was known for creating relationships grounded in mutual respect with colleagues, clients, and opposing counsel alike. Volunteering in Corner Brook was a large part of Paul’s life. He was Vice-Chair of the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Youth Serving Agencies, Chancellor of the Anglican Diocese of Western Newfoundland, member of the Rotary Club, played with the Corner Brook Royals, and held various roles with the Corner Brook Hockey Association. He had a life-long love of sports and could often be found at the golf course, on the ski hill, or at the rink. Paul was also known for his gift of gab, telling great stories, and his genuine love of music. He was a natural entertainer and was always singing (some might say he missed his calling as a Broadway Tenor!). With a twinkle in his eye and the confidence to match, his laugh and smile brightened every room. No matter where he was or what he was doing, he loved being around people. This was evident by the lasting connections that he maintained throughout his life. With all that said, the most precious thing in Paul’s life – what he truly loved most of all - was his family. Above everything else, Paul was a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather. We will miss him dearly. Visitation is Thursday, May 18th, 2-5pm and the funeral service is Friday, May 19th, 2pm. Both are at JA Snow Funeral Home, 339 Lacewood Drive, Halifax. The family plans to have a Celebration of Life in Corner Brook at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Multiple Systems Atrophy (MSA) or any charity of your choice.

Bio Post

More about (and how to contact / connect with) me to discuss, invest and/or participate in my Virtual and Real IslandProject in Newfoundland Canada: My real name is Kenneth Jackson (KJ) O'Brien. DOB 11.2.72 I have a BA (Hons), LL.B, LL.M and have taught Law at UNB and Stockhlm Facilty of Law I studied at Dalhousie University Halifax NS, have 2 Law Degrees a. University New Brunswick Bachelor if Laws, b. Master's of Law Stocholm Faculty of Law and am a Microsoft/TOGAF Certified Enterprise Architect (of which there were less than 100 Worldwide when I was certified in 2004 - 22 years ago) Contacts email paymentguy@gmail.com fixed line home phone 1 709 388 6433 - I don't carry a mobile or smartphone atm because of seizures which have now subsided with medicaion and exercise and diet regimines Address - 24 Hillcrest Road Corner Brook NL, CANADA A2H 1N6 Family /Personal I have 2 children aged 20 & 22 who live in Helsinki Finland but am single atm (so if you are a good lookinhg woman and looking to date feel free to eail or phone me anytime lol ... I live in Western Newfoundland CANADA ATMs so PLEASE factor in my time differrent time-zone pls.. I have 30 yerars legal experience internationally in International law, IP Law, Contracts, M&A and am a Microsoft/TOGAF - Certified Enterprise Architect with specialization in Payment Systems online, offline, telco, cash and prepaid. I have worked directly for AND/OR CONSULTED such companies as 1. Microsft; 2. NOKIA; 3. Sonera Group; 4. Sulake/HABBO; 5. Linden Ladb/Second Life and have designed and built some of the largest International/Global Payment Networks for websites especially Virtual Worlds for Kids amd Gamers; 6. Benchmark Capital, 3i Investments and other Billioaire(s)-Wealth Funds who for privacy reasonI cannot disclose publically. Awards - I was the Moot-Court Winner and Assistant at UNB Law School for 3 yeras consecutively. My Team and I won the SCANDINAVIAN INTERACIVE MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS 1IN 1999. MY iq HAS BEEN tested to fall between 145 / 167.5 and I have been a member of Mensa and other High-IQ Clubs; Neurology - Like many with adbvanced intellects and hyper-acive mental functioning, I have experienced seizures, vision and motion sickness since childhood. Hwever, these conditions have abated now that I have a consistan treating Newuroligist and Medication/Lifestyle protocol, exercise schedule, diet and dailiy sleep/meditaion/relaxtion regimine; 8. Work Life / Employment Protocol - I am available to work remotely and 24/7 as a Consultant or Employee (Full or Part-Time) I have done both in the past. 9. Personal Life -I rarely sleep more than 4 hours per day or 24 hours per week when I am my Home Office I stick to a conventional 9-5 routine when working in a social envirnment(s); 10.Future Plans - I am looking to aquire a for sale Old Bingo Hall in Western Newfondland and turn it into the World's 1st Virtual World, Online Gaming, Offline Gaming and Social Networking Facility in the World (think of a Next Generation Arcade) for kds, teens, young adilts and Adults who enoy Gaming, social Networking and Technology. ATM I am seeking partners to aquire the Faciloity https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/25534400/34-broadway-corner-brook; 11. Personal - I am single atm and looking for a GF. I reside in my own fully-owned sans Mortgage (Mortgage means "slow death" in French btw...) 3 bedroom home woith home office. I collect Hard-Copy Auto-Biographies, Biogfraphies, Memoires (of which I have 1000+), steel H@O bottles (I currrently have 76) and like restoring, renovting and renting Old-Momes and apartments in my space-time. I would liketo expand my business and social networks so feel free contact me. Stay tuned. Over and out. PG PS:Per GOOGLE BLOGGER Stats I surpassed 1 MILLION Pageviews so I must have something interesting to say the last 16 years lol

Life Countdown

How would you live and what would you do if you only had 20 years left to live? PG

Mirror Obituary

I was freaked out when I GOOGLED myself and found this online; Obituary Overview Kenneth O'Brien KENNETH (KEN) O'BRIEN It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Kenneth “Ken” O'Brien, who was born February 11, 1952, in Ottawa and passed away at his home in Kingston on Saturday, February 21, 2026. He was 74. Ken was predeceased by his father, Richard, born in the United Kingdom, who passed when Ken was a teenager, and by his mother, Rachael (née Bell), who was born in Ontario and whose family farmed on Division Street in North Kingston for many years. He was also predeceased by his siblings Elizabeth Pattison (Robert) and Richard (Carolyn). Ken is survived by his sister, Marilyn (Tom) Reichert of British Columbia, and by his nieces and nephews: Tom Pattison, Pernell Reichert, Darin O’Brien, Sara (Reichert) Wiltse, and Jonathan Reichert. Ken was previously married to Lynne, who will miss him dearly. Ken was a longtime and dedicated employee of Bell Canada. He enjoyed the outdoors, was an avid boater for many years, and accrued many medals for running. Ken shared many happy years with his beloved dog and faithful companion, Jovi, whose constant presence brought him comfort and companionship. Quiet and intelligent by nature, Ken lived a more private life in his more recent years. He will be missed by his longtime friends Russ and Wendy Harrington, and Pete and Cheryl Dermann. In keeping with Ken’s wishes, cremation has taken place. Interment will occur in the spring at Cataraqui Cemetery. For those wishing, donations in Ken’s memory may be made to the University Hospital Kingston Foundation. Arrangements entrusted to Gordon F. Tompkins Funeral Home, Central Chapel. Sharing online condolences available at www.gftompkinscentral.ca

Russia's Nuclear Relevance

Would anyone care about Russia if they did not have Nukes and occassionally threaten to use them? Grand military celebrations often serve as a stage for world leaders looking to project unyielding power. Yet behind the dramatic speeches, security can quickly expose private fears. Russia recently marked its annual Navy Day under conditions that revealed deep Kremlin anxieties. Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a stern warning regarding his country’s nuclear arsenal during a heavily restricted gathering in St. Petersburg. Instead of hosting the traditional naval parade along the Neva River, he addressed military commanders from a high-security bunker at the Admiralty, while also shutting down mobile internet connections across the entire city, Daily Express reports. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/other/putin-issues-nuclear-warnings-from-st-petersburg-bunker-during-restricted-navy-day/ar-AA28Mh7y?ocid=msedgntp&pc=ACTS&cvid=6a6736f35cbb4babb80608e1867d3088&ei=24 Nuclear triad warnings Speaking from the protected command post, Putin underscored the strategic necessity of his submarine forces. “In the nuclear triad, the navy is of enormous importance,” Putin told his top officers. He added that submarine-launched intercontinental missiles exist to “inflict unacceptable damage in the event of direct aggression against Russia.”

Nuking Iran

With the "War" not going so well, is Trump considering Nuking Iran? President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing the details of a "massive" new attack on Iran, but as two legal scholars warned for The Hill, his typical approach of threatening "apocalypse now, or in a few hours" is doomed to backfire once again. The Trump administration's much-hyped "memorandum of understanding" peace deal with Iran has imploded in recent weeks, putting the countries on another collision course for war. Amid reports that he is considering the options available to him and plotting an immense new round of airstrikes against Iran, Trump has also gone back to his previous tactic of threatening to target key civilian infrastructure, like bridges and power stations. Critics are also, once again, warning that such attacks would constitute war crimes. David Wippman is the emeritus president of Hamilton College, and Glenn C. Altschuler is the Emeritus Professor of American Studies at Cornell University. Together, the pair of legal scholars published a new piece on Sunday for The Hill, in which they warned that this approach was doomed to backfire on Trump, even while admitting the escalation from military to civilian targets "is not unusual" in modern conflicts. While international law forbids the intentional targeting of civilian infrastructure, certain targets, such as train lines or airports, can be "dual use," meaning they could also serve military needs. In that case, an army would need to show the "definite military advantage" of their strike to avoid repercussions. https://www.alternet.org/trump-iran-2677272635/

Newfoundland Name Change

To legally change your name in Newfoundland and Labrador, you must submit an application to Vital Statistics, meet residency and age requirements, provide a criminal record check, and have the change published in the Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette. Eligibility Age: You must be 16 years or older to apply for your own name change. For children under 16, a parent or legal guardian must apply on their behalf. Residency: You must have been ordinarily resident in Newfoundland and Labrador for at least three months before applying. Marriage: If changing your surname due to marriage, you do not need to submit a Change of Name application; you can simply provide your Marriage Certificate. Required Documents Application Form: Complete the Application for Change of Name of an Adult or Application for Change of Name of a Child as appropriate. Birth Certificate: If born in Newfoundland and Labrador, submit your government-issued birth certificate. If born elsewhere in Canada, provide a government-issued birth certificate. If born outside Canada, provide certified copies of immigration or citizenship documents. Criminal Record Check: Obtain a certified criminal record check from the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC), RCMP, or an approved organization such as the Commissionaires. The check must be dated within six months of your application. Identification: Provide copies of government-issued ID showing your current name and any evidence of being commonly known by the new name if applicable. Application Process Complete the Application: Fill out the appropriate form and include all required documents. Submit Payment: Pay the applicable fee via cheque, money order, or credit card (Visa or MasterCard) to the Newfoundland Exchequer Account. Publication: Your name change will be published in the Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette unless you request an exemption for privacy reasons. Court Involvement: A court application is only necessary if you need to dispense with required consent (e.g., from a parent or spouse) for the name change court.nl.ca. Additional Notes Children under 16: Consent from both parents may be required. If consent is not available, a court order may be needed Criminal Record Restrictions: Individuals on the National Sex Offender Registry cannot change their name www.novascotia.ca. Processing Time: Processing times vary; contact Vital Statistics for current timelines and guidance. Contact Information: Vital Statistics Division, Service NL, P.O. Box 8700, St. John's, NL A1B 4J6, Tel: (709) 729-3308, Email: vstats@gov.nl.ca Wiki Procedure Wiki Procedure . Following these steps ensures your legal name change is recognized for all official purposes, including updating your birth certificate, government IDs, and other records.