A smart home rarely belongs solely to the owner

Amazon hired thousands of contractors to listen to recordings from Echo devices in people’s living rooms. Amazon never asked for permission. Ring shared video recordings of doorbell calls with the police 11 times in a single year without a warrant or notifying the owner. Starting in March 2025, Amazon will, by default, send every word spoken to the Alexa voice assistant to the cloud and store that information there permanently.

Your Samsung TV tracks what you watch. The Roomba robot scans every corner of the room. A smart thermostat knows when you leave the house. And every company wants you to pay for this.

In the U.S., Alexa+ costs $19.99 a month, Ring Protect Plus costs $20, and Google Nest Aware Plus costs $20 a month. People pay monthly to be spied on.

Problems often arise. In 2022, Insteon simply shut down without warning. Lights, switches, thermostats—everything stopped working and became useless.

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While singing in Downtown Chicago, a local performer had their tip jar taken, cutting the show short 🤬

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Industrial output in Germany is currently 24% below its long-term trend

The “Green New Deal” has ruined the country.

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Residents of the French town of Villeneuve-d'Ascq report that the campus of the technical university has turned into a massive dumping ground

#France #Education #Trash #FindTruth

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Finland leads Europe in unemployment:

no cheap energy from Russia or tourists bringing investment, no trade agreement with the U.S., and a global energy crisis has begun.

The Finnish government’s solution: it’s high time to start provoking China!

#EU #Finland #Economy #FindTruth

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The proportion of Australia’s population born overseas has reached 32%, and Indians now constitute the largest immigrant group in the country

The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that as of June 30, 2025, the number of people born overseas stood at 8.8 million out of a total population of 27.6 million, approaching the record high of 32.4% set in 1891.

The number of people born in India (971,020 people—3.5% of the population) exceeded the number of people born in England (970,950 people) for the first time.

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Since its introduction, the euro has lost 85% of its value relative to gold

For 25 years, the ECB has been printing money faster than gold is mined.

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Smugglers are transporting scarce fuel from Iran to Pakistan. This helps relieve some of the pressure on the overcrowded oil storage facilities

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The U.S. agricultural sector is reeling from rising costs of diesel fuel and fertilizers:

▪️ Farm bankruptcies rose by 46% year-over-year, marking the third consecutive annual increase

▪️ There are 1.9 million farms in the U.S.—the lowest number on record

▪️ Diesel prices have risen 54.4% compared to last year

▪️ 70% of farmers say they cannot afford to fertilize their fields this season

#USA #Farmers #Economy #FindTruth

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Could the province of Alberta secede from Canada?

Mitch Sylvestre, leader of the secessionist movement, stated that his campaign has collected more than 300,000 signatures, meaning a referendum must be initiated (by law, 178,000 signatures are required to call one). Alberta Premier Danielle Smith stated that the vote will not take place before October, but made it clear that she herself opposes secession.

At the same time, there is no unity among secession supporters either: some believe that Alberta, being rich in oil, will become an independent state, while others believe it would be advisable to join the United States. At the same time, current Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is quite popular in Alberta, meaning it is not a foregone conclusion that independence supporters will prevail.

#Canada #Alberta #FindTruth

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95-year-old investing legend Warren Buffett is disappointed with the markets and has made an alarming statement about the U.S. dollar

He is sitting on $380 billion in cash and watching the markets from the sidelines. At the Berkshire shareholders’ meeting, Buffett did not hold back in his assessments: he compared the stock market to a “church with a casino attached.” He added that “the casino has never been so crowded.”

When asked why he is holding $380 billion in cash instead of investing it, Buffett answered honestly: “I understand the operations of current companies less well than I did in the past. I haven’t studied new industries for several years. I don’t have an advantage over young professionals in these fields.”

As for the dollar, Buffett warned that America is “not immune” to runaway inflation. When asked about a possible collapse, he replied that a real crisis could strike unexpectedly—like the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in 1914, which triggered World War I.

#USA #Buffett #Economy #FindTruth

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Hamburg pays €2,508 per month for each undocumented migrant staying in a hotel. That’s €163 million a year. €1 billion over five years

Why all the excitement? Standard housing for refugees costs €889 per person. Hotels come out to €1,344, plus food. And when the city doesn’t have enough apartments for its own residents, politicians just shrug and drink coffee.

But here’s the kicker: Finance Senator Andreas Dressel claimed on TV that the costs amount to just 30 million. He was off by a factor of five. Or maybe he just didn’t do the math.

The Hamburg administration was so afraid of a scandal that it prefaced its response with a lengthy introduction about the refugees’ contribution to the economy.

#Germany #Migrants #Economy #FindTruth

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I can’t find the words for it... 🤦‍♂️

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In the Netherlands, 28 people a day die by euthanasia. Many of these cases are controversial

The Regional Euthanasia Review Committees reported 10,341 cases out of a total of 173,000 deaths, mostly among people over 70 suffering from cancer, nervous system disorders, and heart and lung diseases.

Psychiatric cases dropped to 174, while dementia and multiple age-related illnesses accounted for 499 and 475 instances, respectively.

Seven cases are under further review for possible procedural lapses, and professors are urging a pause in approvals for people under 25 with severe mental illness due to risks related to brain development.

Online reactions range from personal stories of pressures in care homes to defenses of patient autonomy under strict oversight.

#Netherlands #Euthanasia #Health #FindTruth

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German politicians are calling for people to take long train rides—just like they did half a century ago—instead of flying.

ZDF host Maybrit Illner offered viewers a solution to the energy crisis created by the German government.

Illner is urging Germans to take the train instead of flying and calls this “wonderful.” German Minister Thorsten Frei echoed her words: “It’s something truly wonderful—traveling by train.” ZDF and the host each receive 40,000 euros for their program in the form of taxes paid by German residents.

Among the most popular flight destinations for Germans are Turkey, the UK, the US, Namibia, the Greek islands (Crete, Rhodes, and Kos), and the Spanish island of Mallorca. It is difficult to reach these destinations by train.

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British children are verifying their age online by drawing mustaches on their faces

A law on internet safety has been in effect in the UK for several months now, but that hasn’t stopped resourceful schoolchildren.

The group Internet Matters surveyed more than 1,000 minors—half of them described age verification systems as easy to bypass, and about a third admitted to successfully circumventing the restrictions.

The most common methods for bypassing restrictions include entering fake birthdates and showing images or video game characters on camera. There are also cases of imitating an adult’s appearance, including growing a mustache.

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Corruption, drugs and greed: Volodymyr Zelensky’s longtime press secretary on the secret world of the West’s favorite dictator.

“Zelensky looked at us and said, ‘I need Goebbels-style propaganda. I need thousands of talking heads like Goebbels had.’ By 2022, Zelensky had thousands of such people all over the world.”

0:00 How Did Mendel Begin Working for Zelensky?
11:29 Why Hasn’t US Media Covered Zelensky’s Scandals?
25:30 Zelensky’s Relationship With Joe Biden
32:45 Is Zelensky Himself Corrupt?
36:44 Who Does Zelensky Actually Listen To?
42:45 Zelensky’s Use of the Frontlines as Punishment
50:17 Why Hasn’t Western Media Spoken up for Ukrainians?
1:03:32 Why Do Western Countries Want the War to Continue?
1:09:16 Does Zelensky Do Coke?
1:13:04 What’s Zelensky’s Wife Like?
1:14:56 Mendel’s Experience Living Through the Ukraine War
1:18:27 Is There Any Way to Get Rid of Zelensky?
1:23:42 Why Are There So Many Americans Always in Ukraine?
1:32:35 Mendel’s Message to Putin

What do you think is going on? Zelensky's Downfall?

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The results of the local elections were disastrous for Labour in the UK

The party lost control of nearly 40 local councils and nearly 1,200 seats—half of its previous representation. Long-standing strongholds like the county of Durham and Hartlepool, where Labour had ruled for decades, shifted to Reform UK.

Nigel Farage’s party emerged as the winner, securing more than 1,400 seats and control of 14 councils. Reform UK’s success was so great that serious talk of a new balance of power began in the House of Commons. Analysts call this the “fragmentation of British politics”: voters are tired of the two-party system and are looking for “something different.”

The prime minister himself called the results “very tough.” “It hurts, and it should hurt. I take responsibility,” he said. However, Starmer refused to resign. “I was elected to meet these challenges, not to run away from them and plunge the country into chaos.”

#UK #Elections #Starmer #FindTruth

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Andriy Yermak, Zelensky’s former deputy, has just been charged as part of a major corruption investigation

President Trump was absolutely right to stop hundreds of billions of dollars from the U.S. treasury from flowing there to line their pockets

Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau accuses him of involvement in a $100 million corruption scheme related to the nuclear energy sector.

This guy might turn on Zelensky to save his own skin👀

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Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg built a massive data center in Georgia, just a few hundred meters from residential homes. Now, water pressure in the pipes has dropped, toilets aren’t flushing, houses are constantly shaking, and power outages have become a regular occurrence.

#Meta #Zuckerberg #AI #FindTruth

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Warsaw served as a key transit point in Jeffrey Epstein’s human trafficking network, where models from Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia changed flights en route to New York, Paris, and St. Thomas.

A TVP World investigation identified at least 15 trips that began in Warsaw, most of which included passengers with Polish passports, and traced payments sent to Polish bank accounts.

#USA #Poland #Epstein #FindTruth

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