Forwarded from TifaniesweT 🇨🇭
Iraq's Commission of Integrity (COI) recovered $17.4 million in stolen funds and activated a network of international databases to track corruption cases, the body announced on Monday
https://shafaq.com/en/Iraq/17M-recovered-as-Iraq-continues-corruption-hunt
https://shafaq.com/en/Iraq/17M-recovered-as-Iraq-continues-corruption-hunt
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Forwarded from RVhighlights
@MerlijnTrader
BREAKING:
JAMIE DIMON JUST SURRENDERED.
JPMorgan’s CEO went on live TV and admitted:
“We move trillions of dollars a day on blockchain.
It’s real. It’s faster. It’s cheaper.”
His exact words on Fox Business.
The same man who wanted crypto shut down is now building its backbone.
Facts:
JPMorgan just launched a stablecoin on Base
- Tokenizing real-world assets at scale
- Running on-chain rails that settle trillions instantly
- Exploring Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral
This isn’t speculation.
This is domination.
Trillions moved.
Friction erased.
Borders irrelevant.
Jamie Dimon didn’t join the revolution.
He realized his bank would be left behind without it.
Institutions didn’t miss crypto.
They quietly built the version that wins.
Blockchain isn’t coming
It’s already here.
And the loudest critic just became its biggest validator.
The flip is complete.
The upgrade is live.
Welcome to the new financial system.
8:00 AM · Dec 11, 2025
BREAKING:
JAMIE DIMON JUST SURRENDERED.
JPMorgan’s CEO went on live TV and admitted:
“We move trillions of dollars a day on blockchain.
It’s real. It’s faster. It’s cheaper.”
His exact words on Fox Business.
The same man who wanted crypto shut down is now building its backbone.
Facts:
JPMorgan just launched a stablecoin on Base
- Tokenizing real-world assets at scale
- Running on-chain rails that settle trillions instantly
- Exploring Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral
This isn’t speculation.
This is domination.
Trillions moved.
Friction erased.
Borders irrelevant.
Jamie Dimon didn’t join the revolution.
He realized his bank would be left behind without it.
Institutions didn’t miss crypto.
They quietly built the version that wins.
Blockchain isn’t coming
It’s already here.
And the loudest critic just became its biggest validator.
The flip is complete.
The upgrade is live.
Welcome to the new financial system.
8:00 AM · Dec 11, 2025
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Forwarded from Tom NJ USA
Is JPMC owned and operated by US Military (EO 13818)?
Sure seems that way!
https://x.com/JoeLang51440671/status/1999184555454959953?s=20
Sure seems that way!
https://x.com/JoeLang51440671/status/1999184555454959953?s=20
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Forwarded from TifaniesweT 🇨🇭
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Saturday marked in Baghdad the end of the United Nations' political mission in Iraq, which supported the country's transition following the US-led invasion.
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20251213-guterres-marks-end-of-un-mission-in-iraq
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20251213-guterres-marks-end-of-un-mission-in-iraq
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Forwarded from DevolutionaRy Intel
A recent lab study has revealed that dandelion root, a common plant long used in traditional medicine, can kill up to 95% of cancer cells in just two days. This discovery highlights the potential of natural compounds as powerful allies in the fight against cancer.
Researchers tested dandelion root extract on aggressive cancer cell lines, including those resistant to conventional therapies. The extract selectively triggered apoptosis, or programmed cell death, in cancer cells while leaving healthy cells largely unaffected. This specificity is crucial, as it may minimize the harmful side effects often associated with chemotherapy and radiation.
Dandelion root contains bioactive compounds that appear to interfere with cancer cell metabolism and signaling pathways. By disrupting these processes, the extract effectively halts tumor growth and induces cell death. While the research is still in early stages, it provides a promising foundation for developing plant-based therapies that comple
Researchers tested dandelion root extract on aggressive cancer cell lines, including those resistant to conventional therapies. The extract selectively triggered apoptosis, or programmed cell death, in cancer cells while leaving healthy cells largely unaffected. This specificity is crucial, as it may minimize the harmful side effects often associated with chemotherapy and radiation.
Dandelion root contains bioactive compounds that appear to interfere with cancer cell metabolism and signaling pathways. By disrupting these processes, the extract effectively halts tumor growth and induces cell death. While the research is still in early stages, it provides a promising foundation for developing plant-based therapies that comple
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