Judge and Wife in Handcuffs
https://x.com/WarClandestine/status/1915556753351102775
…” I bet there are Thousands of such arrangements all over the country. ”
I bet there is too.
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Christopher Lee years ago.
The real war is against Satanists!
Sure seems like it happened overnight. There’s been another arrest now. Nail them all to the wall.
I don’t know, maybe I’m just conditioned to more brutal beatdowns.
… in 99 seconds.
Lookout below.
Chuckle
The judge and the gangster … pretty funny!
That’s just the current thought but keeping them busy with all their shenanigans.
I saw this on the other site from FGC
Judge and Wife in Handcuffs
https://x.com/WarClandestine/status/1915556753351102775
…” I bet there are Thousands of such arrangements all over the country. ”
I bet there is too.
Bring on the arrests! 🙂
We probably all have taken that drug. I think the ones that say that might think they’re the only ones who know about chemo even if they never had it and as you said don’t know the variables. You can take a example like someone going bald. They might try any treatment out there and when that didn’t work and were told chemos your only chance I wonder what they would do and that’s just their hair. Sometimes you have to laugh at such statements. But for you at the time it’s not funny. I do think beside the type , earlier they find it, the condition of the person who might have other issues the active ines using diet and supplements that don’t interfere with any absorption of medicine it cause adverse effects in some cases can between the two can beat it. Best they can do is help and support them through it and practice what they preach and get a prayer group together. It’s just not for Easter or Christmas if they go looking for something they really believe in.
I remember a pastor at my father’s church who got a good laugh after his sermon on Easter Sunday. He got a lot of laughs by the ones who knew who they were because he looked around the church and said to some of them, ” I’ll see you next Easter. “
I think he may have the ability to cut their funding. He did it to the WHO.
The libtards will lose their minds. Probably take it to the Supreme Court, who apparently is now running the country. Bukele from El Salvador said we’re seeing a judicial coup. Hopefully a lot of them will be arrested as time goes on because they are compromised in one way or another. Maybe even John Roberts who allegedly has ties to Epstein. I don’t see how we can continue this way.
Yeah, just a lot of variables. Type, stage etc. It’s not a one size fits all deal.
My point is that everyone knows or has heard how rough chemo can be. So when you’re offering unsolicited advice on treatment it’s not too smart to follow it up with “yeah, chemo might kill you”
What they’re really saying is “if you know what’s good for you, you’ll do it my way” Then it becomes about their ego and pride. We see it all the time in every aspect of our lives. The need to be right is a powerful drug. I know this because I’ve taken that drug.?
I would guess that Trump needs to go through congress to get us out of the UN. Might me a tough row. Maybe he could just reduce our funding massively? Why do we pay for so much of it anyways?
Trump: Russia’s Concession To Ukraine Is Not Taking Over The Entire Country
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russia-launches-massive-missile-strike-kiev-leaving-9-dead
You just have to remember or stay grounded that holding gold in hand to use as a payment for something especially these days it would be in the paper and stronger hands won’t use it less they have to is not the same as the stocks. You don’t own the stocks and they have highs and lows like any other stocks but they have much more hype that comes with them. Except for shorter term new kids on the block like Nvidia no other stocks get as much hype as gold. Stocks might have some good moves but should never get mixed up like it’s the same thing.
I think that was one of the big mistakes people made in 08.
Gold Terra Drilling Successfully Intersects Campbell Shear Gold Target at a Vertical Depth of 2,560 Metres Below Surface, Con Mine Option Property, NWT
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/gold-terra-drilling-successfully-intersects-campbell
Sailfish Reports Annual and Q4 2024 Results
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/sailfish-reports-annual-and-q4-2024-results
Leading Independent Proxy Advisory Firms ISS and Glass Lewis Recommend Calibre Mining Securityholders Vote FOR the Proposed Arrangement with Equinox Gold
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/leading-independent-proxy-advisory-firms-iss-and-glass-ab90c
Rokmaster Receives Approval for Two Exploration Permits on the Gold-Silver-Copper-Zinc Selkirk Project
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/rokmaster-receives-approval-for-two-exploration-permits
Onyx Gold Announces Warrant Acceleration and over $1 Million Exercised to Date
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/onyx-gold-announces-warrant-acceleration-and-over-1
North Peak Closes Second and Final Tranche of Private Placement
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/north-peak-closes-second-and-final-tranche-of-private
Kingsview Minerals Announces Upcoming Property Acquisition
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/kingsview-minerals-announces-upcoming-property-acquisition
AGNICO EAGLE REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2025 RESULTS – STRONG QUARTERLY OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE; BALANCE SHEET FURTHER STRENGTHENED BY STRONG FREE CASH FLOW GENERATION; 16TH ANNUAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORT RELEASED
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/agnico-eagle-reports-first-quarter-2025-results-strong
Atico Reports Consolidated Financial Results for 2024
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/atico-reports-consolidated-financial-results-for-2024
Sun Summit Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement of up to $3.5 Million
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/sun-summit-announces-non-brokered-private-placement-bec5a
Golden Sky Minerals Announces Investment from Canadian Mining Leader Rob McEwen
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/golden-sky-minerals-announces-investment-from-canadian
GALORE ANNOUNCES UPDATE ON THE DOS SANTOS PROJECT
https://ceo.ca/content/sedar/GRI-2025-04-24-news-release-english-7b3e.pdf
Besra Gold Inc. – March 2025 Quarterly Activities Report
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/besra-gold-inc-march-2025-quarterly-activities-report
Spanish Mountain Gold Reports Near Surface High Grade Gold Intercepts in the K – Zone
https://ceo.ca/@businesswire/spanish-mountain-gold-reports-near-surface-high-grade
Record Gold Price Significantly Enhances Granada Gold Mines Potential for More Open-Pit Ounces
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/record-gold-price-significantly-enhances-granada-gold
ESGold Corp. Reports Large-Scale Geophysical Anomaly in Southwest Zone of Montauban Project
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/esgold-corp-reports-large-scale-geophysical-anomaly
Gold Stocks Are Quietly Outperforming the Rest of the Market
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/gold-stocks-are-quietly-outperforming-the-rest-of-the-95203
Leading Independent Proxy Advisory Firms Recommend Osisko Shareholders Vote for All Proposed Items at the Upcoming Annual and Special Meeting
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/leading-independent-proxy-advisory-firms-recommend-9e2b0
Masivo Announces Drill Program at Cerro Colorado
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/masivo-announces-drill-program-at-cerro-colorado
Zeus North America Mining Corp. Samples 7300 grams per tonne Silver and 4.25 percent Copper at the Great Western Property, Idaho
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/zeus-north-america-mining-corp-samples-7300-grams
Surebet Definitively Proven To Be Part of a Large-Scale Tier-1 Reduced Intrusion Related Gold System With Tremendous Upside Remaining, Golden Triangle, B.C.
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/surebet-definitively-proven-to-be-part-of-a-large-scale
Great Atlantic Now Completing the Final Guidance Hole While Awaiting the Arrival of the BoreDrill from the Netherlands – 100% Owned Golden Promise Gold Property, Central Newfoundland
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/great-atlantic-now-completing-the-final-guidance-hole
CANTEX PLANS DRILLING FOR GOLD AND SILVER-COPPER IN ADDITION TO COPPER AND MASSIVE SULPHIDE SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GERMANIUM PROJECTS AT NORTH RACKLA, YUKON, CANADA
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/cantex-plans-drilling-for-gold-and-silver-copper-in
Klondike Gold Commences 2025 Exploration and Drilling
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/klondike-gold-commences-2025-exploration-and-drilling
Tocvan Drilling Update Gran Pilar Gold – Silver Project Provides Corporate Update and Webinar Announcement
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/tocvan-drilling-update-gran-pilar-gold-silver-project
Kuya Silver Discovers New Vein Cluster Expanding Angus Target Area to the West at Campbell-Crawford Prospect, Silver Kings Project, Ontario
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/kuya-silver-discovers-new-vein-cluster-expanding-angus
Sky Gold’s Geochemical Sampling Yields Significant Particulate Gold Grains on Its Consolidated Shebandowan Property, Northwestern Ontario
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/sky-golds-geochemical-sampling-yields-significant
Western Alaska Minerals Announces Name Change to Alaska Silver
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/western-alaska-minerals-announces-name-change-to-alaska
Tectonic Metals Secures Over $5 Million in Strategic Funding Led by Crescat Capital; Launches $7 Million Financing to Fund 2025 Drilling
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/tectonic-metals-secures-over-5-million-in-strategic
Opawica Explorations Inc. Drills 28m of Mineralization with strong XRF readings
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/opawica-explorations-inc-drills-28m-of-mineralization
LUNDIN GOLD RELEASES 2024 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/lundin-gold-releases-2024-sustainability-report
NevGold Discovers More Significant Oxide Gold-Antimony Results: 2.11 g/t AuEq Over 67.1 Meters (1.30 g/t Au And 0.18% Antimony), Including 4.29 g/t AuEq Over 30.5 Meters (2.79 g/t Au And 0.33% Antimony), and Also Including 7.12 g/t AuEq Over 16.8 Meters (5.05 g/t Au And 0.46% Antimony) at the Limousine Butte Project, Nevada
https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/nevgold-discovers-more-significant-oxide-gold-antimony-5c1e1
AbraSilver Announces New Copper Discovery at La Coipita Project; 621 Metres Grading 0.38% Copper, Including 114 Metres Grading 0.70% Copper
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/abrasilver-announces-new-copper-discovery-at-la-coipita
Re The comments who said I knew a guy who’s wife died 3 weeks after starting chemotherapy” not helpful.
No it’s not because it may have not that reason or in itself. May have been too late. It does need monitoring though either you need to miss a dose. I was on a light form of a new bring the immune system to it chemo for skin cancer the doctor wanted to try to avoid surgery. Because I waited to pull the cord till the last seconds because I was thinking about other people so he wanted to be more aggressive. So I did the medicine 7 days a week instead of the maximum dose of 4 days a week. Even before the forth day I was feeling pretty sick and by the 4 th day was not well but kept taking it. After awhile if that my body was telling me the medicine was gonna kill me faster than the cancer so stopped a day. With the load of the medicine in my system I don’t think it made must difference if I took a day or two off anyways but I made it one day to come up for air and some how was working through that. So if you have to take it listen to your body you know more than anyone or be the higher power. More isn’t always better. Trials probably already found that out. It was a success and found where one was tunneling down but healed over and avoided surgery and doctor was really happy as I was a kind of experiment of a alternative way and perfectly fine with me missing a dose here and there especially since I was taking more than the max. It was hard to follow a certain diet and helping my immune system when sick and couldn’t use things like cannabis that’s supposed to help because I was still working but just did the food in smaller more frequent portions.
will be “marking” their positions for end-of-the-month next week….
It’s always something….
Dollar up this am, so combine that with the end of the week and we have a recipe for a smackdown.
Everything else is pretty much flat.
PM shares are wobbly in the premarket and AEM will not receive the benefit of their earnings beat, which falls in-line with the continued sell the earnings events we see in pm shares quarter after quarter. No other sector gets that special treatment.
Gold sitting just below $3300 and silver $33.40. We’ll see if they try to close them on round numbers to end the week.
No major eco data today. We’re on our own.

Raw tonnage: 2¾-miles long, or 4.435 kilometer, and 13,655 metric tons
Claws it’s way up Cajon Pass
https://www.railpictures.net/photo/878449/
They were up 1.5% in the AH. Not sure that will stick in the morning because the metals are a bit squishy right now, but so far, the two bellwethers have beaten as they should.
There’s a tale of two stocks though, NEM trades at 11 x earnings, and AEM at 20 x.
5:44 PM ET, 04/24/2025 – MT Newswires
05:44 PM EDT, 04/24/2025 (MT Newswires) — Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) reported Q1 adjusted net income late Thursday of $1.53 per diluted share, up from $0.76 a year earlier.
Analysts polled by FactSet, on average, expected $1.38.
Revenue for the quarter ended March 31 was $2.47 billion, up from $1.83 billion a year earlier.
Analysts expected $2.26 billion.
For 2025, the mining company is reiterating its forecast of producing 3.3 million to 3.5 million ounces of gold at a total cash cost of $915 to $965 per ounce. It also expects all-in sustaining costs to range between $1,250 and $1,300 per ounce.
The company said it maintained its quarterly dividend at $0.40 per share, payable on June 16 to shareholders of record as of May 30.
Shares of Agnico Eagle were up over 1% during Thursday’s US after-hours session.
agree with both you guys, thanks for the comeback.
I believe what black Rock and others are doing is buying up all these stocks that they could then manipulate. On shorting shares as far as I know people do that anyways when shorting or using their own shares. Have you ever called your broker and asked a broker not the ones who answer the phone who wouldn’t have that information of management if that’s what blackrock is doing? There seems there has to be a reason the cost of most trades went to no costs and there’s no commercials paying for it. That’s a question I might ask myself.
What about Doge?
Whoa!
I saw a $50 swap on PancakeSwap that turned into a mystery. Really, it stuck with me. At first I thought the token was rugging everyone, but then I pulled up on-chain traces and the story changed. My instinct said there was more to it than screenshots and Twitter threads.
Here’s the thing. On-chain data is blunt and honest. It doesn’t do PR. It shows flows, wallets, and contract interactions without cheerleading. For users on BNB Chain who want to track tokens, debug tx failures, or just confirm whether a token dev is moving funds, a block explorer is the primary tool.
Seriously?
Yeah. I use the explorer like a mechanic uses a diagnostic scanner. You start with a symptom — failed swap, missing LP, high slippage — and then read the logs. Some things are obvious: approvals, liquidity additions, router calls. Others hide in internal transactions and event logs that only show up if you look deeper.
Initially I thought a lot of analytics tools were enough, but then I got burned by aggregated dashboards that averaged out anomalies. Actually, wait—let me rephrase that: those dashboards are great for a top-down view, but they can mask the one-off manipulations that matter to you and me. So I started drilling into receipts and ABIs. On one hand the UI is friendlier; though actually, the raw trace tells you what really happened under the hood.

Okay, so check this out—about two months ago I followed a token that exploded from a few hundred dollars in liquidity to five figures overnight. My heart raced. I was curious, then skeptical. I opened the transaction hash and found a paired router call that routed through a freshly deployed contract before hitting the PancakeSwap pair.
On paper the swap looked ordinary. But the trace showed a prior approve by a contract I didn’t recognize. Hmm…
Something felt off about the approval pattern — the contract had been granted allowance multiple times by different wallets. I followed the approvals back and discovered an automated liquidity drain pattern that wasn’t obvious on the liquidity chart. That pattern was the smoking gun.
I’m biased, but that kind of detective work is why a reliable explorer matters. It’s not just about seeing a token’s price or market cap. It’s about seeing the who, when, and how of token movements. You can link a wallet to multiple interactions, identify deployer addresses, and even export logs for deeper offline analysis.
At a basic level, here’s what I always check first: contract creation, verified source code, recent ownership renounces, token transfers after deployment, and router interactions with pancake router addresses. If the contract is not verified — pause. If liquidity was added and immediately removed — red flag. If ownership is transferred to a multisig or timelock — that’s usually a positive sign, though not foolproof.
Whoa!
But wait — not everything is black and white. On one hand renounced ownership reduces centralized risk; on the other hand it can lock recovery if admins make a mistake. Initially I assumed renounce = safety. Then I saw a project with renounced ownership and broken emergency withdraws. So renounce is context-dependent.
This is why analytics layers and the explorer complement each other. Analytics give you trends and heatmaps. Explorers let you verify specifics and prove theories. You can spot that a whale swapped large amounts through multiple intermediary addresses to disguise intent, or that a dev moved funds to a legit CEX before a pump.
I’ll be honest — some parts bug me. UI changes that hide raw logs. Abbreviations that assume you already know solidity. And documentation that treats beginners like they should already be decoding hex. Still, the core data is there. You just have to be willing to dive and read receipts.
Short checklist first. Copy tx hash. Open trace. Look for router.swapExactTokensForTokens calls. Check approval sources. Inspect transfers to pair address. Confirm LP token mint events.
Then a medium step: find contract creator and see whether source code is verified and published. Look for common hitches like proxy patterns or upgradable functions. If the code is verified, search for functions labeled onlyOwner, swap, or rescue — they can tell a lot. If not verified, treat every action as suspicious until proven otherwise.
Longer thought: consider the timing and clustering of transactions, because actors often try to hide by spreading moves across wallets and time, though pattern analysis still reveals correlations when you map gas price, nonce patterns, and repeated calldata signatures.
Something simple but often overlooked — check token decimals and total supply. Many cheap tokens spoof liquidity numbers by misreporting decimals or pairing tiny circulating supply with massive locked stakes elsewhere.
Seriously?
Yes — those small mismatches matter. Somethin’ as minor as a mis-set decimal can cause massive slippage for unsuspecting users. And yes, I’ve seen new traders lose real money to silly mistakes that would be caught by a quick explorer check.
I use the block explorer as the canonical source and pair it with on-chain analytics and local scripts. For example, export token transfer logs and run a quick Python script to cluster addresses by interaction patterns. That gives you a behavioral map beyond the UI.
Another method: watch the first dozen holders after deployment. If one or two addresses control most of the supply, assume front-run or exit risk. If liquidity additions and removes happen in the same block or contiguous blocks, that’s very very suspicious. You can catch these by following the pair’s AddLiquidity and RemoveLiquidity events.
Also, track the token on PancakeSwap’s factory events. Pair creations are public and if multiple pairs are created for the same token across time, something weird might be going on. On rare occasions tokens appear on multiple routers because bad actors want fragmentation and confusion.
On the human side, pair your on-chain findings with community signals. If devs are transparent, they publish contract addresses and audits. If not, treat silence as a negative signal. That said, social proof can be gamed, so always validate with the explorer.
Look for a verified contract tab and read the source. Match the published bytecode to the deployed bytecode in the explorer. If they match, the verified code is likely accurate; if not, be wary. Also scan for owner-only functions and timelocks.
Yes. Watch the router contract events and the pair’s Swap events. Many explorers offer “watch” or “notify” features. I use those for critical pairs, and I get a ping when large swaps occur. It’s not perfect, but it’s better than relying on hearsay.
Okay — final bit. If you want a reliable starting point, bookmark a good block explorer and make it your default when investigating tokens. For BNB Chain-specific traces and verifications you can use the bnb chain explorer as your first line of defense, and then layer analytics on top when needed.
I’m not perfect at this. I miss things sometimes. But over time the habit of verifying on-chain has saved me from a few bad trades and taught me to trust data over noise. Keep your questions focused. Ask for receipts, not rumors. And always double-check before hitting confirm… really.
I’m sure that someone’s cancer has been cured by Goji berries picked by Tahitian virgins at the full moon, but it isn’t going to work for everyone – and probably not for very many at all. However, I know that inoperable bowel cancer has been cured by bicarb of soda; equally that it hasn’t worked in another case of cancer. What does surprise me is the number of people that would literally rather die than even try something as simple and safe as half a teaspoon of bicarb three times a day, especially in conjunction with an alkaline diet. People who have been written off by the medical profession. They have nothing to lose. It’s not exactly going to break the bank either.
Of course people die three weeks after starting chemo. Cancer too advanced, car crash, galloping dandruff, whatever. Definitely not the reason to not try it.
But as Churchill said, never, ever, ever, give up.