🚨🇺🇸 U.S. CONFIRMS STRATEGIC BITCOIN RESERVE, EVEN HINTING AT AGGRESSIVE ACCUMULATION The U.S. has established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve through executive order and the broader Digital Assets National Stockpile. Officials called Bitcoin “in a class of its own” and confirmed infrastructure is being built to support long-term accumulation. The government aims to act fast, within a budget-neutral framework, with full regulatory clarity underway. The reserve’s scope remains under wraps… for now. Source: Alcoin Daily

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🚨EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – U.S MILITARY CONTRACTOR EXPOSES GAZA “WAR CRIMES” ‘IDF Commander ordered the shooting of unarmed children’ - This is one of the most harrowing and unfiltered conversations I’ve ever had about war, humanitarian aid, and what happens when systems meant to protect life collapse into chaos. I sat down with Lt. Col. (Ret.) Tony Aguilar, expecting a discussion about his mission in Gaza, but what I got was a front-row seat to the moral, operational, and political failures he witnessed — from the killing of children to aid distribution that looked more like combat operations. From catastrophic destruction that defies comparison to orders that crossed his “red line,” This isn’t about what may be happening in Gaza, it’s about what he saw every single day. --- 00:55 – The road to Gaza: 25 years in the military, 12 deployments, and a controversial mission. 04:04 – “This is the truth”: Why Aguilar risked his safety and reputation to go on the record. 05:40 – The boy named Amir: A 10-year-old’s courage, gratitude… and death hours later. 13:01 – Fighting back against discrediting campaigns: Allegations, counterclaims, and metadata that tell another story. 18:18 – Signal messages, impact statements, and the difference between praising a company vs. praising the men on the ground. 25:37 – “Best friend or worst nightmare”: The context behind messages critics seized on. 29:52 – Seeing Gaza with his own eyes: An apocalyptic landscape unlike Iraq, Afghanistan, or Syria. 34:45 – The smell of death: Standing on a berm looking toward Gaza City, knowing the world hasn’t seen what’s inside. 40:27 – Driving through Rafah: A city erased, with life frozen mid-moment in the rubble. 43:48 – Why the destruction? Between tunnel warfare and what Aguilar sees as a goal of “total annihilation.” 50:51 – "Never saw an armed Palestinian": Daily life at distribution sites under constant gunfire at their feet, over their heads, and sometimes into crowds. 56:19 – “No SOP, no ROE”: How aid distribution was run without clear rules, devolving into pepper spray, stun grenades, and live rounds. 59:34 – The contract problem: No water delivered, only dried food because it was not in the contract. 1:00:13 – Snipers ordered to shoot at children: The June 8 incident that crossed Aguilar’s red line. 1:05:16 – “You can’t defeat Hamas militarily”: Why he believes political and diplomatic solutions are the only endgame. 1:09:59 – Urging Israel and the U.S. to change course: Avoiding a forever war in Gaza.

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OPENAI'S GPT-5 FLOPS AS USERS REVOLT OVER "BLAND" CHATBOT Sam Altman's miracle AI can't even draw North America or solve basic math. Users are flooding social media with embarrassing fails from the "undisputed leader" in AI. The $100 billion company limited paying customers to 200 questions weekly. Then killed beloved older models. Now scrambling to bring them back. Meanwhile @grok keeps shipping. Maybe that "undisputed" title needs updating. Source: Wall Street Journal