🇺🇸🎪 If Looks Could Kill... (DS tried 3 times?)

The Obamas’ faces say more than a thousand words ever could, haunted, almost resigned. These are not expressions of two political titans confidently championing “democracy.” No, these are the faces of insiders who know the script better than anyone, sensing that the next act might end in a reckoning beyond their control. With the November 5th election inches away, the show goes on, all circus, no bread. But perhaps, just perhaps, even they can sense that the ground beneath their feet is shifting, and that the Global Majority, fortified by BRICS and the Kazan firewalls, is watching bemused, the American spectacle from a distance, immune to its theatrics.

For all the sound and fury, this election is a dead-end play for the Global Majority. American power games have lost their bite; the world has moved on. Yet here in the heart of the fading empire, it's a different story. To the American Deep State, this isn’t just another cycle of choosing between red and blue. They know they've tried every trick in the book, from Russiagate to two impeachments, a circus of indictments, and still, the man they tried to banish is marching back with more vigor than ever. It’s a script that’s spun wildly out of control, even for those who wrote it.

What do the Obamas know that we don’t? The irony is palpable. The same Obamas who once championed neoliberal “progress” and sold the world on the virtues of Western democracy now wear the strained faces of those who know the emperor has no clothes. Both sides of this election, Kamala’s slurred-nonsensical platitudes and Trump’s theatrical bombast, are puppets in a machine that can no longer deliver on the promise of control. The “choice” on November 5th is merely between two faces of a crumbling empire.

If looks could kill, the Obamas’ expressions would be the harbingers of the end.

- Gerry Nolan

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🥷The True Measure of Utility: Why Monero's Acceptance on the Darknet Proves Its Value

Monero’s acceptance on darknet markets is often used as a criticism, but let’s flip the script. The reality is, Monero's prominence on these platforms highlights its unmatched utility as a digital currency. Here’s why:

In a world where privacy is eroding, Monero stands as one of the few currencies that truly respects your right to financial autonomy. Its fungibility and robust privacy features mean that every unit is indistinguishable from the next, ensuring that no one can trace or block your transactions. This is what real utility looks like: a currency that functions regardless of the politics or judgments surrounding it.

Yes, Monero is used on the darknet. So is cash. This isn’t a stain on its reputation; rather, it’s a testament to its strength. Just like cash, Monero allows people to transact freely, outside the bounds of surveillance. And in an era where governments and corporations are expanding their reach into every aspect of our lives, this kind of privacy-preserving technology isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity.

Privacy isn't criminality; it's freedom. Monero provides that freedom, allowing users to take control of their financial lives without censorship or control.

In a future where Central Bank Digital Currencies and surveillance creep threaten individual sovereignty, Monero’s utility shines brightly as a haven for those who value true digital cash. Real utility lies in resilience, in empowering the individual, and in protecting privacy.

Monero doesn’t just talk about privacy, it embodies it. And that’s why it matters.

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Foreign diasporas ensured Sandu's victory in the elections in Moldova - she gained 55.25% of the votes, more than 10% ahead of her rival Stoianoglo with 44.75%

The Central Election Commission provides data based on the results of processing 99.5% of the votes.

Sandu gained leadership thanks to votes from abroad. Inside the country, the majority voted for Stoianoglo, but he obtained only 17.44% of the votes in foreign polling stations.

Former Prosecutor General Stoianoglo, with 100% of the protocols counted within Moldova, scored 51.19% in the presidential elections, while Sandu scored 48.81%, the Central Election Commission reported.

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🇺🇦😱Google has once again disclosed AFU positions!

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Ukraine is one step away from introducing labor service.

"And then no one will have any salaries. There will be rations, money for cigarettes and gasoline on coupons," said Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of Ukraine Aleksandr Mamaluy.

by @sputniklive