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Greetings, once again, citizens:

One quarter of the Century has passed and we have witnessed some significant technological transformations. From self-driving cars to self-landing rocket stages, to instant financial transfers, to Only Fans burlesque… the way in which we do things, from the important to the licentious of pursuits, has changed in significant ways.

Trump is keen on revamping the US industrial base, which is by most economic metrics on the upswing and attracting trillions of dollars of investment. Given the BRICS alliance is rising on the same course of action, there is little choice in the matter to stay competitive.

We now go forward, first, with comments from London, then some brief crypto discussion.

In both regards, things are moving at a good clip, it seems.

And, so shall this Briefing.

We focus daily in a fast evolving geopolitical soup of conflicting consequences balancing the pending Petrodollar failure merging into the diaspora of Trump’s collective Get-Rich-Quick, Klepto conspiring Government and the ravenous self-survival moves of his Zionist Overlords.

We have successfully guided Elders’ focus towards a Bitcoin, XRP and combined Crypto investment strategy. That is visibly succeeding and adopted.

But, in a world recoiling from Trump’s “peace in 2 days certainty” wars in Jewkraine, and Iran, Asian States such as South Korea are dealing with the daily economic balancing consequences of energy prices and import impacts.

Trump deems fit to dispatch the pitiful, arrogant crime family Kushner dweeb to negotiate complex and sensitive, self-created crisis situations. The Middle-East unravels as American body bags are expended ever more to protect the Kikedom in its Zionist enclave.

Meanwhile, the Sons focus daily opportunism to profiteer, and the Escort determines her event attendance price whims. Pay, or she won’t play his fake game. 

The world is in play as the East evolves and the EU/US goes West. 

China, for all its alleged faults, has decades of weaponized strategic board game moves coming off. 

The Yen is challenging for Global domination, and, behind it, the Chan Plan. 

We have to deal with the knock-on consequences of Trump’s Pig’s Breakfast fiasco with the illegal attacks on Iran and its Global Impacts. 

It’s devastated South Korea’s exports and saddled imports with delays, price increases and shortages. An unbalanced economy faces the consequential impacts of Global turbulence and Capital shortages when we need to use Reserves to fund the Wealth Fund Infrastructure only to find the same funds are contested to fund living costs and defense spending. 

Juggling operating funds with c30% of planned operating capital removed from play takes juggling, having expended 5 years lobbying Seoul to build. 

Détente with Beijing takes commensurate Diplomacy. Both sides have a century of conflict. 

But, a key factor for the site to contemplate, risk factored in, is the explosive potential of XRP if the gamble is orchestrated. 

Seoul has started adopting a strong Crypto/XRP investment stance. 

Note! 

It’s hard to get into the game when the race has started if XRP is away and leading the field. 

Even Trump and his Want My Lick camp followers are piling in.

Timing?


Trump and retinue piling in? When in Rome…

And speaking of piles, there’s a lot of it (retail cash, not hemorrhoids) waiting for CLARITY.

The 10-year Treasury yield flirted with 5%, while oil surged above $100. Meanwhile, the Fed’s rate hike odds skyrocketed, with markets anticipating three hikes next year. That’s as pleasant as a rainy picnic, and Bitcoin dropped from the low $80,000s to $76,536 this last week.

CLARITY faced a tough road. Senator Lummis shared a new version of the bill that includes over 100 changes to address Democratic concerns, but Trump has agreed to ethics provisions, which is the main issue that’s delayed the bill all summer. Senator Tillis, a Republican negotiator for the bill, mentioned that the August delay has significantly reduced the chances of it passing. Bloomberg Intelligence now believes CLARITY will not be approved this year. This is not good news.

But all that drama aside, a rough week or two has not undermined the bull case. The halving-cycle remains intact. Recent sell-offs are not relevant. Corporate accumulation continued as Strategy bought 4,603 BTC, its first purchase in about two months, while Strive acquired 1,800 BTC for $143 million, becoming the fifth-largest publicly traded corporate BTC holder. The patient money remained steady.

Retail investors are still absent, which is a positive sign. Active users of crypto apps decreased by 11% year over year in August, with Coinbase down 36% and Crypto.com down 48%, despite Bitcoin rising from just under $65,000 to nearly $80,000 during that time. This price increase has been driven by institutions and corporations, not retail enthusiasts. This suggests there is still a significant demand from retail investors that has yet to materialize.

Under these circumstances the general suggestion is to hold, and if adding, do so cautiously. Not because the strategic view is invalid, but because of present macro minefields to be traversed ahead. Iran, and all that.

But, honestly, has there ever been a time on Earth that every concern for your plans had been immediately addressed by the wood sprites of hope and happiness, so you could easily walk to your golden castle and bed fair maiden? You can only pause when the arrows blot out the sun, and resume when clear.

Stay bullish and, key, stay patient. All former cases for a building momentum for higher prices towards end of 2026 and into 2027, remain.

Iran’s macro mania and US Congressional foot-dragging are heavy anchor chains, but the engines are at full steam and just waiting for the bridge to telegraph “Full Ahead”.


In the so-called “Global Currency Re-set” underworld, there continues to be leaks hinting at large, sovereign financial transactions of varying sizes and differing locations. This is only mentioned because it’s already in the public spaces and has been for quite a while.

It would be unlikely that all of it is 100% mythology, so we again assume it is simply originating from valid processes which have leaked out and undergone a myriad of wildly embellished transformations which little resemble the true processes it originated from.

So, again, be careful of what you are believing about such things. To know what is truly factual, you have to be observing it direct, or be in contact with an unquestionably valid player. And it’s our experience that valid players seldom authorize a full disclosure of the processes they are involved with.

The pushing of “intel”, as it is fondly called, is most likely nurtured by a variety of self-interests. There are probably three key sources of it all. First, currency-selling entities. Second, the mentally and/or criminally ill. Third, the high-profile monetized “intel provider” who get’s their “intel” from the first source, or from leakers of legitimate processes.

Learn how to know what you are involved with, to whatever extent you can, before you bet your future on it.

May the auguries favor your plans, whatever they may be.


Thank you all for your continuing participation and contributions in both comments and news gathering.

WHA
S*P*Q*R*
SI VIS PACEM PARA BELLVM


“Let us conduct ourselves so that all men wish to be our friends and all fear to be our enemies.” – Alexander The Great

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970 responses to “briefing #230”

  1. Since USAID was defunded: – Rap music is dead – DNC is broke – Communists have lost Venezuela, Columbia, Ecuador, Chile, Honduras, Bolivia, Peru, Costa Rica and Brazil is next – U.S. Border is CLOSED, migrant caravans are gone – Nationalists are winning across Europe – CNN sold – Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert’s shows canceled – Dylan Mulvaney and Elliott Page can’t find work – Lizzo can’t sell an album – Nike stock collapsed – No more hurricanes – No more plant based meat – The McRib is Back.

    Always look to who is funding things. In this case, WE all were. The closing of USAID was a monumentally good move for this country, and the planet.

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  2. Unless the military takes action against the nation’s traitors in the next two years, the United Islamic Kingdom of England will be unrecoverable without a full scale external invasion before the nuclear codes are handed to a Jihadi military staff.

    The American B-1s that left should circle back and drop tactical nukes on the Channel. Get a head start on the inevitable.

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  3. LA’s ‘mansion tax’ backfires spectacularly as thousands of homes and jobs vanish.

    LA’s “mansion tax,” sold to Angelenos as a way to tax the rich and boost housing, has instead blocked the building of 9,100 homes, wiped out 16,650 full-time construction jobs and cost $452 million in revenue.

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  4. It’s a mathematical law. The savagery continues and its deserved…

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  5. A snippet just forwarded to me in regards to the pneumonic plague variant in Irkutsk.

    Pneumonic plague is the form that matters here. It arises either secondarily, when bacteria spread to the lungs from an established bubonic or septicemic infection, or primarily, through inhalation of an infectious aerosol. Incubation is short, commonly one to four days. It transmits directly person to person through respiratory droplets. Untreated, it is essentially uniformly fatal, and the window in which antibiotics still work is narrow, generally measured in the first eighteen to twenty-four hours after symptoms begin.

    Primary pneumonic plague points to an inhaled organism. It is the form expected after a laboratory aerosol exposure, and it is also the form a biological weapon using Y. pestis would be intended to produce. That makes the reported clinical form in Shelekhov important to everything that follows.

    Primary pneumonic plague presents as severe pneumonia with few distinguishing features. There is no bubo, no rash, nothing on initial presentation that clearly separates it from the community-acquired pneumonia a district hospital sees every week. A young adult presenting that way may be managed without respiratory isolation unless someone already knows the exposure history.

    The problem is that plague is treatable if it is recognized quickly. Streptomycin, gentamicin, doxycycline, ciprofloxacin, and ceftriaxone all work against susceptible Y. pestis. The Irkutsk Institute published confirmation of this in 2022, reporting that thirty collection strains from Mongolia, held lyophilized for thirty-one to fifty-nine years, remained viable on reconstitution and highly sensitive to streptomycin, ciprofloxacin and ceftriaxone (Belkova, Zakhlebnaya, and Balakhonov 2022). In a plague laboratory worker, a death like this raises an obvious question: why was the diagnosis, and therefore effective treatment, apparently so late?

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  7. We’ve been impoverished…

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  8. Researcher at Russian plague laboratory dies of ‘unknown’ infection

    By Tim Lister and Svitlana Vlasova, CNN

    Updated: 7:18 PM EDT, Sun October 4, 2026

    Source: CNN

    Russian authorities are responding to an incident in which a suspected dangerous infection was released as a result of a laboratory accident in Siberia and a researcher died.

    The incident occurred at the Anti-Plague Research Institute in Shelekhov, near Irkutsk, according to Russian state media TASS.

    It is unclear exactly what was released, according to the state agency that handles infectious disease, Rospotrebnadzor. One person – a laboratory worker – is said to have died in the incident after being diagnosed with a pneumonia of “unknown” origin.

    “The sanitary and epidemiological situation in the Irkutsk region, the cities of Irkutsk and Shelekhov is stable,” Rospotrebnadzor said.

    Special measures had been carried out “in connection with the case of an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute,” Rospotrebnadzor said, adding that the employee had been diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology,” or cause.

    The head of the neighboring republic of Buryatia, Alexei Tsydenov, said earlier that the employee – a 28-year old woman – died “possibly from the plague.” He also noted that “there are no plague outbreaks” in Buryatia.

    The governor of Irkutsk, Igor Kobzev, urged calm on Friday, saying that an extraordinary meeting of the regional anti-epidemic commission was held with Russia’s chief state doctor.

    The meeting was in connection with a “suspected case of a particularly dangerous infection affecting a resident of the region,” Kobzev said on Telegram.

    An aluminum plant near the laboratory instructed staff to wear masks as a precautionary measure. The director of Irkutsk Aluminum Plant, Artem Fominikh, also urged calm and noted that “there are many rumors and conflicting reports circulating.”

    “All identified close contacts are under medical supervision. At present, they show no signs of the disease, and their laboratory test results are negative,” Fominikh said.

    Unofficial reports, including by the independent regional news outlet Liudi Baikala, say that nearly 200 people were placed under observation at the hospital in Shelekhov to which the laboratory technician was taken.

    Quarantine has also been imposed in at least one of the city’s maternity hospitals, according to Liudi Baikala.

    The infection in the Irkutsk region is “most likely not the plague, but even if confirmed, there will be no spread of this disease,” a previous head of Rospotrebnadzor, Gennady Onishchenko, said on Friday.

    Onishchenko told the state news agency TASS that the onset of cold weather would likely prevent transmission.

    Pneumonic plague is one of three types of plagues that are caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. The other two types typically spread from contact with infected fleas, animals or infected tissues. But the pneumonic plague, or lung-based plague, can transfer easily from person to person through respiratory particles.

    A US State Department spokesperson told CNN Sunday that it is aware of the possible death due to pneumonic plague in Russia.

    “We are monitoring the situation closely with the CDC and our other interagency partners,” the spokesperson said. “Many details have not been confirmed. We encourage Russian authorities to share accurate information quickly and openly.”

    Patients with pneumonic plague develop fever, headache, weakness and and “a rapidly developing pneumonia with shortness of breath, chest pain, cough, and sometimes bloody or watery mucous,” according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The US Department of Health and Human Services told CNN that the CDC is closely monitoring the situation in Russia, and that the “safety and security of U.S. citizens is our highest priority.”

    The World Health Organization has noted that plague has a high fatality rate, but is also easily treated with antibiotics and the use of precautions to prevent infections.

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  9. SHOCK CASE REPORT: Advanced Alzheimer’s Patient Regains Speech, Memory, Mobility, and Bladder Control After a Single High Dose of Psilocybin-Containing Mushrooms * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hᴏft

    A Japanese-American woman in her 80s who had spent five years barely speaking, unable to walk on her own, and incontinent of urine started talking about her own life again roughly 19 hours after a single oral dose of psilocybin-containing mushrooms, according to a case report published May 28, 2026, in Frontiers in Neuroscience.

    • Speech shifted from monosyllables to spontaneous conversation.
    • Urinary continence returned after more than five years of incontinence, including overnight, with diapers remaining dry.
    • She walked without assistance by day two.
    • Within two to three days she was dressing herself and acting on her own initiative.
    • She held eye contact, smiled back, recognized family, and retrieved contextual details, asking where a person had gone, recognizing a rented car.

    One month later she was still continent and still functionally better than baseline, the authors report.

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  10. Laughing too hard. Red got a new cover. On a magazine that mostly caters to black women.

    You can’t write this stuff in a script. Nobody would ever believe…

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    1. Stunning, Tino and Red.

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  11. Dear God, preserve this wayward Soul from the error of her ways… though I fully understand if the inevitable comes to pass…

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    1. Oh dang, you forgot your pneumonia shot. Bye, bye.

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  12. I guess somebody did read Stephen King’s The Stand… almost certainly a lab-release/ failure.

    Anyone know more?

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    The Moscow Times reported that nearly 200 people are under medical observation after a laboratory worker died from a pneumonic form of the plague in Irkutsk, Russia.

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