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MEME: Out on a limb
Sunday, October 5, 2025
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TECHNOLOGY: Spam is really annoying; I should get paid for each email message
Sunday, October 5, 2025I get these emails every week, but they’re actually a scam
By Gavin Phillips — Published 23 hours ago
- Gavin is the Segment Lead for the Technology Explained, Security, Internet, Streaming, and Entertainment verticals, former co-host on the Really Useful Podcast, and a frequent
<< EDITOR ADDED DATE 2025-09-27>>
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Thunderbird’s spam filters need some better training, that’s for sure, as even after marking so many of these repeat offenders as spam, they reappear. I’m not even sure how some aren’t flagged, as they’re clearly scams.
It’s also interesting that there is a range of tolerance to the spam that lands. Some are clearly phishing emails waiting to snag my data, while others look less dangerous but have hidden threats.
It makes it all the more important I know what to look out for to keep my inbox and computer free from threats—and you should know, too.
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SPAM emails seem to be a fact of life.
Google GMAIL seems to do a pretty good job of catching them. Especially after I’ve marked them.
What really annoys me is spam text messages. And, no matter how many times I mark and report they still keep coming. Is anyone at APPLE, AT&T, the FCC, or anyone listening? Argh!
Maybe if I got paid for each email message, except for pre-approved senders like family, friends, and email I asked for, then we could use “postage” to stamp out this annoyance.
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HEALTHCARE: If scurvy existed today, he argued, regulators would deny the obvious
Saturday, October 4, 2025EXCLUSIVE: The Greatest Lie Ever Told About Cancer | Daily Pulse
- If they told the truth about cancer, Big Pharma would collapse overnight.
The Vigilant Fox
Sep 26, 2025
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Richardson didn’t stop there. He drew a straight line from the opioid crisis to cancer, arguing both come from the same corrupt system—one that buries natural solutions because, as he put it, “there’s no money in the big pharma world, in this big medicine world.” Instead, drug companies push petrochemical products, many of them patented and even co-owned by Pfizer and government entities.
Then came his boldest claim: “Cancer is 100% an immune deficiency disease. Nobody has to die of cancer.” To drive the point home, he compared it to scurvy, which once killed millions of sailors until they discovered the power of citrus. “All they had to do was suck on a lemon or a lime and they would never die of scurvy.”
If scurvy existed today, he argued, regulators would deny the obvious. “The FDA would be telling us no vitamin C… we’re going to give you drugs to straighten out your bones or to tighten your teeth. And how do I know that, Maria? Because that’s what they’ve been doing with cancer, to the detriment of millions of Americans.”
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Now, I don’t know if this an “inconvenient truth” that’s only now leaking out or is he a “stopped clock” (right twice a day).
I thought his comment about scurvy and regulators was probably very spot on.
He does highlight the conflict of interest between Big Pharma (if we cure it, we don’t get a revenue stream) and the supposed “Gooferment Regulators” (who are getting “royalties” on taxpayer funded research).
To quote an old comic strip “There oughta be a law” aka (TOBAL!)
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DISCOURAGING: A a fast way to a Darwin Award
Friday, October 3, 2025Tylenol, Leucovorin, and Child Neurodevelopment
Just the proven biochemical, pharmacologic, and clinical facts, Ma’am.
Robert W Malone MD, MS
Sep 25, 2025
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Everyone is suddenly an expert, and every statement about public health must be politically weaponized. Suppose you had any doubt that Trump Derangement Syndrome is a real thing. In that case, all you need to do is watch the Instagram reels of left-wing pregnant women downing large doses of Tylenol, which is a high-speed route to the emergency room promptly followed by a potential rather unpleasant death from liver failure. Quod erat demonstrandum (QED).
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“Well, I’m not a <insert profession that requires a lot of study>, I have never played one on TV, and I didn’t stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, but here are some simple thoughts.”
In this case, a doctor, pharmacist, or maybe a drug creator.
I’m amazed at the behavior of some pregnant women. Most Moms-To-Be that I’ve know even just in passing are fastidious to the point of mania about what they do, eat, or drink. I know one who went on what she called “a no chemicals lifestyle” that eliminated “everything”. While that is a little extreme, taking any drug to prove a political point or make an example of yourself seems like a fast way to a Darwin Award.
I don’t understand. There are many people with real world medical conditions that need help. For anyone to go out of their way to create a completely avoidable “medical problem” is beyond stupid. For all its faults, the medical community does NOT need your stupidity making work for them and taking up valuable bed space.
Argh!
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ENCOURAGING: Hegseth’s Speech “Those who long for peace must prepare for war.”
Thursday, October 2, 2025https://www.airandspaceforces.com/read-hegseth-speech-generals-admirals/
READ: Hegseth’s Speech to Generals and Admirals
Sept. 30, 2025
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Mr. Chairman, the Joint Chiefs, generals, admirals, commanders, officers, senior enlisted, NCOs, enlisted and every member of our American military, good morning. Good morning, and welcome to the War Department, because the era of the Department of Defense is over.
You see, the motto of my first platoon was, “Those who long for peace must prepare for war.” This is, of course, not a new idea. This crowd knows that. The origin dates to the fourth century Rome and has been repeated ever since, including by our first commander-in-chief, George Washington, the first leader of the War Department. It captures a simple yet profound truth; to ensure peace, we must prepare for war.
From this moment forward, the only mission of the newly restored Department of War is this: warfighting, preparing for war and preparing to win, unrelenting and uncompromising in that pursuit. Not because we want war. No one here wants war. But it’s because we love peace. We love peace for our fellow citizens. They deserve peace, and they rightfully expect us to deliver it.
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I was interested in his 10 points. Could find it reported anywhere on the inet. I wonder why?
I like the line that “in with the Stockdales, the Schwarzkopfs, and the Pattons.”
I hope he can make this culture change stick.
Would I want my eldest son, who is 15 years old, eventually joining the types of formations that we are currently wielding? If in any way the answer to that is “No” or even “Yes, but,” then we’re doing something wrong, because my son is no more important than any other American citizen who dons the cloth of our nation.
Seems like he, or his speech writer, hit the nail on the head.
“To be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving peace.” – George Washington
Still very true.
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SECESSION: Let’s restore sanity to our political policies about separation, drugs, mental illness, and addiction
Wednesday, October 1, 2025https://www.ericpetersautos.com/2025/09/24/how-can-we-amicably-separate/
How Can We Amicably Separate?
By Eric – September 24, 2025
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The subject of civil war comes up a lot lately. How about an amicable separation instead? People do this all the time in their personal relationships. You have two people who loved one another once and maybe still do but just can’t live together any longer. At least, not without some sort of accommodation that neither can agree to.
And so the parties agree to separate.
One party does not (usually) try to force the other party to remain in the relationship and rarely tries to kill the other party when a separation is asked for. Most people understand that while it hurts to say goodbye, it’s wrong to hurt the other party for saying it.
Why can’t this work on a political level?
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Because there is a class of parasites — celebrities, politicians and bureaucrats — who can’t survive on their own. They need ALL “We, The Sheeple” to pay and pay keeping them in the style that they are accustomed too.
We have the crazies shooting and killing. Sooner or later, it’s going to get out of control and start a fire fight. That’s how the American Revolution started. That’s the history of “bloody Kansas”. And on and on.
We are experiencing the beginnings of a race war with “black fatigue” and revolving door justice. The mental asylums need to be reopened and the jails filled up with violent felons. Any judges that can’t abide by that directive need to be impeached. We don’t need “hanging judges; we need ones that protect the public.
We need to stop the “War on Drugs”. We lost. Empty out the non-violent drug offenders and allow the “free market” to drive the “drug gangs and cartels” out of business. We can’t save every “lost soul”. Put Walmart, Amazon, CVS, and Walgreens back in the business of “drug distribution”.
Argh!
Anything is better than Civil War or turning the streets into shooting galleries.
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RANT: Like click bait, it disclosed nothing.
Tuesday, September 30, 2025https://nypost.com/2025/09/24/sports/how-erin-dolan-bet-on-herself-with-new-espn-contract/
How Erin Dolan bet on herself with new ESPN contract — and the ‘double-edged sword’ that comes with it
By Jenna Lemoncelli
Published Sep. 24, 2025, 9:27 a.m. ET
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Dolan, who joined ESPN in December of 2021, said she knew exactly what she wanted when it was time to negotiate her contract.
She did not share the exact details of the deal.
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TL;DR (Too long; don’t read)
I was interested in what she “negotiated” to “bet on herself”. But like most click bait, it disclosed nothing.
Argh!
Wasted my valuable time. Don’t waste yours.
Argh!
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MEME: Jeff Bezos circa 1999
Monday, September 29, 2025
“Sometimes what seems possible is impossible. The whizdom comes from knowing when to quit.”
IN RESPONSE TO
“Never let someone tell you what’s possible. “https://tinyurl.com/y2yuweao —Jason Stapleton @Jason_Stapleton
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SECURITY: Q-day threats — post-quantum security
Monday, September 29, 2025https://blog.cloudflare.com/you-dont-need-quantum-hardware/?utm_source=tldrinfosec/
You don’t need quantum hardware for post-quantum security
2025-09-19
Luke Valenta
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You don’t need quantum hardware for post-quantum security (15 minute read)
Organizations can prepare for quantum computing threats (Q-day) using post-quantum cryptography (PQC) deployed on existing hardware without needing expensive quantum technologies like quantum key distribution (QKD) or quantum random number generators (QRNG). Being “quantum ready” means systems remain secure after quantum computers can break conventional cryptography. Beware of vendor claims that quantum hardware products are necessary for quantum-resistant security. Organizations should prioritize implementing PQC algorithms on current infrastructure rather than investing in quantum hardware solutions that are neither necessary nor sufficient for protection against quantum adversaries.
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This has huge implications for both digital signatures and ₿itcoin.
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SECURITY: Fake US and Canadian IDs
Sunday, September 28, 2025https://hackread.com/chinese-network-ofake-us-canadian-ids/?utm_source=tldrinfosec
Chinese Network Selling Thousands of Fake US and Canadian IDs
- New investigation exposes a China-based ring that sold over 6,500 fake United States and Canadian IDs using well-planned covert packaging. Learn how this operation threatens national security and enables financial crime.
by Deeba Ahmed — September 19, 2025
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Chinese Network Selling Thousands of Fake US and Canadian IDs (3 minute read)
CloudSEK exposed a China-based operation called “ForgeCraft” that sold over 6,500 counterfeit US and Canadian driver’s licenses and Social Security cards to more than 4,500 buyers, generating over $785,000 in revenue through 83 websites and using covert packaging methods to ship fake IDs hidden in everyday items. The sophisticated fake documents feature scannable barcodes, holograms, and UV markings and pose national security risks by enabling financial fraud, bypassing border checks, and potentially facilitating voter fraud. CloudSEK researchers identified the main operator’s location in Xiamen, China, and shared evidence with authorities to disrupt the operation.
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So how do we stop this?
Clearly, this is an “epidemic” and undermines everything that needs “security”.
Must be a way to create a crypto hash and block chain implementation to compare it with.
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