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Food Stamps Stop Nov 1 Riots or Rationing?
The Winner the Wolf Sees
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The Wolf isn’t betting on nations; he’s betting on coherence.
The winner is whoever aligns fastest with reality; consciousness is primary.
That means local producers, sovereign thinkers, and communities that trade meaning as well as goods.Trump, Xi, and Putin each play roles, but the real protagonist is the awakening human.
Clif calls it “the New Human Force” — individuals who can perceive the event-stream directly and manifest outcomes through intention plus labor.
Bright hints at the same when he says “YOU are the power patriots are trying to project.”The Wolf predicts victory because consciousness is upstream of currency. Once the lie collapses, value returns to the living field.
That’s the essence of sovereignty — not rebellion for its own sake, but remembrance of what was always ours.
TIMELINE
Financial Detonation (2025-2027):
Fiat currencies gyrate, debt markets seize, and silver rockets as the ultimate short squeeze on deceit.
Clif says this is when the “fiat death spiral” becomes visible.
The Wolf calls it the Parasite Margin Call.Governance Collapse (2027-2029):
Multiple governments fail or fragment.
Bureaucracies devour themselves trying to enforce dead laws.
The people—newly aware—refuse to comply.
Power returns to locality by default, not decree.Renaissance Horizon (2029-2032):
Decentralized energy, localized industry, open-source everything.
What was once illegal becomes necessary.
The Wolves build; the parasites litigate and vanish.
DEW Dousing | Quenching The Unseen
Is anyone else itchy?
Not smart...
Per IE, the current “smart dust industry,” made up of tech companies like Emerson Process Management and Hewlett-Packard, was valued at around $115 million in 2022. By 2032, it’s expected to reach nearly $400 million.
While various militaries are keen on developing smart dust for intelligence reasons, much of the present research is carried in university and corporate labs. An Israeli firm called Stardust Solutions, for example, drew concerns from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists when it announced its intentions of releasing a variation on smart dust to block out the Sun — involving inert particular matter in conjunction with an atmospheric monitoring system — in violation of international geoengineering laws.
While the tech is pretty dystopian as it is, there’s a lot of room for improvement. The need to interface with a centralized data-processing unit, for example, means the tiny units can’t travel too far from their human controller. Their usable lifespan is likewise pretty short, though that’s changing with innovations in energy-harvesting capabilities via light, vibrations, and electromagnetic fields.
One thing’s abundantly clear: now might be a good time to invest in an air purifier.
It's Opt Out October at EFF

Taking control of your online privacy can feel like a full-time job. But it can be a lot easier—maybe even fun!—if you break it up into smaller tasks and tackle one project at a time. With Opt Out October, EFF wants to help you do just that. Each weekday this month, we're sharing a different step you can take to opt out of big tech's surveillance machine.
Our first tip focuses on establishing some privacy basics. Namely, two security fundamentals: using strong passwords (a password manager helps simplify this) and two-factor authentication for your online accounts. Together, they can significantly improve your online privacy by making it much harder for your data to fall into the hands of a stranger.
Other pointers are designed to cut off access to your data to those who would like to collect it, including disabling ad tracking on your phone (Tip 3), decluttering your apps (Tip 4), and installing Privacy Badger to block online trackers (Tip 6). We also explain how you can request your personal information from data brokers—and learn what they think they know about you (Tip 2).
Online privacy isn’t dead. But tech giants have done their best to make protecting it as annoying as possible. With these incremental tweaks to the services we use, we can throw sand in the gears of the surveillance machine and opt out of the ways tech companies attempt to optimize us into ad-viewing machines. EFF is also pushing companies to make more privacy-protective defaults the norm, but until that happens, it'll be on all of us to dig into the settings.
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Two climate activists were arrested at the Museo Naval in Madrid after throwing biodegradable red paint over a painting depicting Christopher Columbus.
collapse?
South Atlantic Anomaly
For years, scientists have been gripped by the existence of a strange anomaly weakening Earth's magnetic field. It's located in the midst of the South Atlantic ocean, extending all the way from South America to the west coast of southern Africa. This giant, puzzling expanse of reduced magnetic intensity - which in recent times looks to be splitting into two divided entities - means the region offers less protection against harmful radiation from the Sun for Earth's satellites. That's a problem for spacecraft today. But perhaps the greatest significance of the South Atlantic Anomaly is what it might mean for tomorrow: specifically, whether the mysterious phenomenon foreshadows the beginnings of a complete polar reversal of Earth's magnetic field. Such giant magnetic flips have occurred many times in our planet's history, and some scientists have speculated that the South Atlantic Anomaly could be a kind of precursor to these rare global transitions.
Vast Anomaly in Earth's Magnetic Field Keeps Growing, Satellites Reveal Science Alert - October 14, 2025
NASA
has been monitoring a strange 'growing' anomaly in Earth's magnetic
field: a giant region of lower magnetic intensity in the skies above the
planet, stretching out between South America and southwest Africa Science Alert - December 29, 2024
Marker for the collapse of key Atlantic current discovered Live Science - February 9, 2024
Ocean system that moves heat gets closer to collapse, which could cause weather chaos PhysOrg - February 9, 2024
An abrupt shutdown of Atlantic Ocean currents that could put large parts
of Europe in a deep freeze is looking a bit more likely and closer than
before as a new complex computer simulation finds a "cliff-like"
tipping point looming in the future.
NASA
is actively monitoring a strange anomaly in Earth's magnetic field: a
giant region of lower magnetic intensity in the skies above the planet,
stretching out between South America and southwest Africa Science Alert - March 23, 2023
can't trust any of them
Rosie the Resister
Trump’s narrative is falling apart. The Guardian just reported that Trump didn’t dump Epstein because he’s a creep. (Seriously, what would it take for Trump to decide someone is a creep, certainly not creepy behavior.)
Here’s the real story: Jeff’s brother, Mark Epstein, said Jeff cut Trump loose after realizing Trump was a “crook.” That was revealed in 2024 by Insider, based on a clip from a Bannon interview Mark saw in 2019—never aired until now.
The real cause? A shady real estate deal in 2004. Epstein thought he had a $36M bid, Trump swooped in with $41M—and Epstein never spoke to him again.
That totally tracks, I gotta say.
And not for nothing, it also totally tracks with the idea that Epstein was the one getting his girls from Trump. A business person might hesitate to off a good customer due to being outbid on a piece of property, but it’s a damn good reason to cut off someone you’re doing business with—if you learn you can’t trust them.
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