June is Fidelity Month

 

Boy howdy do we have some infosnacks for you.

Pride Month Goeth Before Biden’s Fall

 

BREAKING: Biden takes a big fall on stage just now at the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation pic.twitter.com/GxkMbpyoNo

— Jake Schneider (@jacobkschneider) June 1, 2023

Tonight https://t.co/wxaolIM5KT goes live with thousands of photos from the Hunter Biden laptop. When you enter the twisted world of Hunter Biden always remember what @JoeBiden said:

“Hunter is the smartest guy I know.”#HunterBiden #BidenCrimeFamily#Biden2024 #Trump2024 #oops pic.twitter.com/tKotfeYyAf

— Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) June 1, 2023

Nearly 10,000 redacted photos from Hunter Biden’s laptop released online

A cache of photos from Hunter Biden’s laptop have been released online. The trove of nearly 10,000 photos from Biden’s personal laptop that was purportedly forgotten at a Delaware computer repair shop was published on a website on Thursday.

The thousands of photos reportedly from Hunter Biden’s laptop have been uploaded to the BidenLaptopMedia.com website. The website hosts nearly 10,000 photos dated from 2008 to 2019 recovered from Biden’s laptop. The website was developed by the nonprofit research group Marco Polo.

Garrett Ziegler — the founder of Marco Polo and a former Trump White House aide – told Fox News, “It’s taken us a couple of months to, one, go through the photos, about 10,000 of them, and redact the genitalia on the photos.”

Ziegler said multiple nude photos of Hallie Biden — widow of Beau Biden and Hunter’s former lover – were not published.

One photo shows condom wrappers on a table with what appear to be drugs. The photo was reportedly from a text message conversation between Hunter and Hallie Biden.

The website redacted private information, such as Social Security numbers, banking information, and credit cards.

Ziegler admitted that nearly all of the photos are not newsworthy, but there are “several” questionable photos that deserve the media’s attention.

Ziegler explained, “There are, for example, screenshots of Candy Crush games where we are fairly confident in saying there’s absolutely no news value to those. So it’s going to be, I would say, 98% of the photos on the device, around 10,000 in total, although it’ll be slightly less than that.”

“The number one thing we’re about … is truth and transparency,” Zieger said. “If the American people want to know what their first family is like, they’re going to get it. And we’re not going to be taking out photos that paint the Bidens in a good light.”

Ziegler pointed out, “There’s a picture of a letter that Hunter’s daughter, Finnegan, wrote to, I assume, troops stationed overseas, like in Iraq and Afghanistan. It’s an adorable letter. Finnegan’s around 9 years old at the time, and it definitely paints the Bidens in a good light.”

Ziegler said the website would provide a “completely authentic recounting of the photos” on Hunter’s laptop. He noted that the website offers viewers the metadata of the photos taken from Biden’s laptop.

“They’re going to be able to see where the photo was taken, what time it was taken, if it has latitude and longitude coordinates attached to it,” he said.

Ziegler said videos obtained from the missing laptop would be uploaded at a later date. He said the delay was in part because his team needs to use AI tools to censor the videos because “there’s so much pornography.”

In October 2022, the Marco Polo group released a 634-page report of its forensic examination of every document on Biden’s laptop.

The New York Post reported, “The 634-page report (plus 2,020 footnotes) lists six alleged crimes committed by Joe Biden — including tax evasion and violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) – alongside 459 crimes it alleges were committed by Hunter, including illegal foreign lobbying and money laundering.”

Sing Along with Jumpei Mizusaki and Takashi Okazaki

“Compromise is made out of peace,
But history’s made out of violence.
After the war of the words has ceased,
All that’s left is the deafening silence.”

The music video team for “Sing Along” was led by Jumpei Mizusaki and Takashi Okazaki.

Our infosnacks are “post-apocalyptic” in a certain “government-misconduct” sense, but not in a cheerful “1980s-action-movie” sort of sense.

We have infosnacks and links for your information, edification, and elevation.

Normies resist international finance at Target, and very few people seem to notice

Let us look carefully.

A 4chan poster is pretty close to a pure normie. Let’s give him the rank of anon, but let’s not forget that if this Everyman is doing it, lots of other men in the street are doing it.

 

The anon went into Target for a week. He spent at least half an hour of their workers’ time bothering them to ring up stuff. Then he pretended he had intended to pay. After a week of that, he got his first legal hiccup — he can’t go back to that particular location for 24 months, but he can repeat the same tactics in all their other locations until the legal beagles get on his case again.

 

And notice that the Target employees and customers support him.  He is more welcome in their community than the international financiers who run Target.

This is what grassroots resistance looks like. Megacorporations got obscenely wealthy by exploiting a European-American tendency toward orderly and lawful behavior, and excessive politeness was the icing on the cake. Now the technicalities of those rules are being used maliciously to destroy profits for those megacorps, and European-American culture of civility is being turned against the exploiters. It would be interesting to see whether this malicious anti-corporate cooperation extends across ethnic lines.

We have other infosnacks as well.

Unz trashed a Sabrosky story, and other spooky infosnacks

Unz trashed a Sabrosky story. Maybe it is gone forever. A bunch of places cached the first sentence, but most of it seems to be gone. The title was “Weaponizing Antisemitism: From Victim to Predator.”

Sabrosky is worthy of serious thought, but until I get his actual words, I will sling a few geopolitical infosnacks, many of which center on spies, spooks, covert agents, etc.

Update: The story was posted a few days later: