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Greetings!

This morning I received, in confidence, a private communication containing very positive news of progress by dynastic Elder principals.

While we were given additional details, WHA was instructed to not reveal them. As WHA always keeps confidences as a condition for further support, we will respect this wish.

I was going to simply post this as a comment, but on further reflection, I thought it best to publish it to our readership.

It’s hoped that positive updates will continue!

Earlier we predicted that 2026 was going to be a pivotal year; that forward progress would have to take place along a wide front of a very diverse set of transformational projects within the human experience – technological, political, financial, social. The information we received today would seem to validate that a particular ram has touched the wall, and this time it’s going to continue forward.

We hope so!

There are no significant crypto updates at this time, but all prior recent suggestions and observations are still valid at this time. There will be no going back. Adoption, regulatory clarity, crypto-based products and stablecoin payment rails are no longer theories. They are movements.

Thank you, again, for your continuing contributions to the discussion section.

More when possible!

WHA
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“The more a man knows, the less he talks.”

Voltaire

1,024 responses to “Briefing #225”

  1. whitehatauxiliaries Avatar
    whitehatauxiliaries

    Nobody rides for free.

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  2. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    I’m not a fan of Jordan Peterson. While I defend his right to speak, he is another mediocrity elevated to heights that are unwarranted. I am not as sanguine as Vox Day on the matter, I just found Peterson… boring.

    Vox has this idea of the ticket-taker. Which more or less explicitly embodies (in some contexts) of selling one’s Soul for material gain whether this be fame or fortune or power. Take your pick of the religious or secular versions. The logic evolves the same way. And having made this Faustian arrangement, that it should not be surprising to watch the inevitable flame-out when the Devil (or devil) either claims his due or tosses the individual from their high perch when no longer of use.

    He sees Peterson as being a ticket-taker.

    You can read the whole thing here: The Ticket-Taker’s Hell

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  3. Tino1776 Avatar
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    Ayn Rand at some point, in The Fountainhead, has her nefarious character Toohey say something like “to destroy greatness all you have to do is enshrine mediocrity”.

    Science Fiction, speaking about books, for awhile now, is a vast wasteland.

    In part, it is why I wait for The Dresden Files releases by Jim Butcher despite it being fantasy or anything by John C Wright. Butcher is just… fun. ( And one relates to Dresden. ) Wright is easy to read but sucks you into new concepts when you least expect it. Hell, Wright’s approach to AI and its use, is more advanced than anything Heinlein did in The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.

    And to put the stake thru the heart of sci-fi, in an act which is clearly designed to curtail anyone trying to write a la Asimov, Clarke and Heinlein — John Scalzi — yeah that John Scalzi — was given a 13 book deal in 2015, and recently (2024) a follow-on 10 book deal.

    This is the triumph of marketing over substance. I find Scalzi to be a mediocre writer at best, the ideas are old, and sometimes I think he just put the pages in a blender and then re-assembled them at random. It’s bad. Objectively bad. This isn’t me not liking Scalzi despite him being a probable rapist and that he rolls like a potato. I don’t like all sorts of authors as humans — Arthur C Clarke is almost certainly a pedophile, but he gave me 2001 and Rendezvous with Rama. Childhood’s End was unique despite it being a downer of a story. But the books are good. Despite the fact he should be writing from a prison cell.

    Scalzi is a disaster. An honest to goodness avalanche of poor writing that has been foisted on us.

    What Tor Books has against sci-fi will not be known until we escape the vampires, werewolves and mummies that besiege us. Till then, I assume it’s all enemy action.

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  4. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    Not sure of the casting, but if Sony is going to try it, they chose a good one to make. For those that lived in the heady days of 1980’s thru 2000 anime, Robotech is up there with Starblazers. (…and Lupin III, Daitarn, Jeeg, Goldrake, Mazinga, Vampire Hunter D, Akira, Cat’s Eye...)

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    1. Tino1776 Avatar
      Tino1776

      Oh well… it didn’t take much checking. The real thing is trapped in Sony development Hell.

      • Project Nature: The Robotech 2026 mentioned in recent chatter is a non-commercial fan film created to showcase AI filmmaking, focusing on a “live-action” aesthetic.
      • Official Film Status: Sony Pictures still holds the rights to a live-action adaptation, which has seen numerous writers and directors (such as Andy Muschietti and Hawkeye’s Rhys Thomas) come and go over the past decade.
      • Plot: Both fan and official efforts generally focus on the classic story: Earth utilizing technology from a crashed alien ship to fight an upcoming alien invasion.

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    john2020

    If your going to rig these things at least teach them to shoot straight.

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    Kemi is far away the best next UK Prime MInister.  But the Conservatives are unelectable .All we cna hope and pray for is a Coaliition she gets to lead. Farage has only Rag Bag Yobs on his side.

    Also he lacks the Gravitaas to lead.   

    Britain is sinking under illegals 
    We need a Coalition. Farage lacks the Grey Matter. Labour are deplorable and gone. Starmer needs to go. Britain needs a new election. America needs a new President. Chaos beckons.  

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    https://youtu.be/4vWPjN9cGL8?si=gQfWvMpBjaKsjAKkBlustering threats to London will blow his face off. We are a 5,000 year old civilisation. Hes got 9 months to mid terms. Then growing risk of Impeachment. Not the way treat Allies. 

    Blustering threats to London will blow his face off. We are a 5,000 year old civilisation. Hes got 9 months to mid terms. Then growing risk of Impeachment. Not the way treat Allies. 

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    Global recession for Shyster Netanyahu. Chump to go!

    With more than 15 countries repeating that their citizens leave Iran the message should be clear.
    Things are heating up again as there is no agreement in wind.
    Perhaps around round of attacks may change things or not
    Iran will no doubt inflict pain upon the region.
    What is also clear is that a global recession is now certain. With some countries facing much worse.

    https://x.com/OpsHQs/status/2047634457457271280

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    I do give Credit where its due. 
    He got one right. 

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    https://x.com/MrWhiplash_/status/2047640467534237991

    BREAKING HILLARY CLINTON MAY FINALLY FACE PRISON — TRUMP ORDERS FULL DECLASSIFICATION President Trump has just ordered the immediate release of all FBI files related to Crossfire Hurricane — the infamous “Russian Collusion” investigation. This means : John Durham’s report

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    Take him down!

    https://youtube.com/shorts/qMV4hiWnbao?si=xweEectsl1W_FesB

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  6. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    I saw this posted on a DT related site last night. It counters how times used to be instead dumbass comments like those from Kimmel. Things like this truly show us just who Kimmel (and brethren) really are.

    Johnny Carson (a Democrat) opens the 1981 Oscars, a day after the assassination attempt on President Reagan, with genuine class and respect.

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  7. Tino1776 Avatar
    Tino1776

    😇

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  8. jamesdarren Avatar
    jamesdarren

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    1. Tino1776 Avatar
      Tino1776

      And while this is aimed at the wealthy, the state of CT still attempted, years after I left to tax me on various items. I had to prove several times that they had no jurisdiction, in fact, having NY tax authorities call CT tax authorities and tell them to pound sand.

      And NY, does the same, so I had to prove — by 3 ways — that I was a PA resident, in the latest round, because they wanted to assess a penalty for not showing up for jury duty…

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  9. jamesdarren Avatar
    jamesdarren

    Here is the climate change insanity cult at work… people are idiots!… and many are just in it for the money

    They Dumped 17,000 Gallons of Toxic Lye Into the Ocean for “Climate Change” — Yes, Really

    Exposure to lye can cause severe burns, shock, and even death.

    https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/they-dumped-17000-gallons-of-toxic

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    1. Tino1776 Avatar
      Tino1776

      And as usual when third-hand idiots with the IQ of cold water shellfish are let loose, they don’t understand that it is not a chemical problem, and not a problem at all.

      We need more CO2.

      But having said that, the oceans produce a big chunk of oxygen via phytoplankton, and thus also consume a big chunk of CO2. The area under the curve of phytoplankton photosynthesis dwarfs any impact you could ever achieve by chemical engineering. In fact, the “correct” solution to the non-problem is simply increase the phytoplankton by either increasing sunlight (NASA space mirrors) or dispersing nutrients for said plankton.

      But no, simple minds come up precisely with the sound-good, politically expedient, idiot solution.

      Killing said phytoplankton via caustic lye is, by and far, the most stupid thing one can do, and that will easily cease oxygen production in the area affected by the lye. Which by extension, will transiently create a dead zone depending on dilution and currents.

      Since phytoplankton also sit as the foundation of the total oceanic food chain, increasing phytoplankton would instantly increase all fishery yields. Did I mention that?

      Conversely, you can figure out on your own the wisdom of killing the phytoplankton…

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      An oldie from Bioclandestine that is appropriate for today:

      People are perplexed that the shooter seemed to be a somewhat normal guy, with an education and a job.

      As a Conservative who has been living near DC for 15 years, this isn’t perplexing at all. If you could hear the way Leftists talk about Trump and his supporters, especially when they think there are no Trump supporters around, none of this would surprise you.

      They actually believe Trump is Hitler, and they actually believe violence is justified against Trump and his supporters. This is not some fringe belief, this is widespread. They openly and unapologetically fantasize about Republican politicians being assassinated. They are proud of it.

      You could ask any Leftist on the street in DC if they wish any of the assassination attempts on Trump were successful, and they will look you straight in the eye and say “absolutely”. Just like they openly rooted for us to die during Covid.

      A great sickness infects these people, and I don’t think those who live outside the cities have any idea just how much these Leftists hate you and want you to die. The shooter was not some fringe activist. He is just a regular Leftist who acted on the thoughts and conversations that all of them have been conditioned to have, due to the 24/7 exposure to anti-Trump propaganda from every bit of media they consume.

      They are heavily brainwashed.

      -BioClandestine

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