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Echo 𝕏
@echodatruth
They told us this was coming.
War → Oil → Inflation → Pressure on everything.
And people still voted like it wouldn’t affect them.
This is what you asked for.
Now be prepared.
12:10 PM · Apr 7, 2026
@echodatruth
They told us this was coming.
War → Oil → Inflation → Pressure on everything.
And people still voted like it wouldn’t affect them.
This is what you asked for.
Now be prepared.
12:10 PM · Apr 7, 2026
FARA Thread:🧵
1/ What is FARA? And why should every American care right now?
The Foreign Agents Registration Act (1938) is a transparency law. It requires anyone in the U.S. who is paid by or acts on behalf of a foreign government (or its agents) to register with the Department of Justice and publicly disclose:
Who’s paying them
How much
What they’re doing to influence American public opinion or policy
Simple goal:
Let Americans know when a message comes from a foreign power, not an independent voice.
No registration = potential crime.
2/ How it’s being gamed with influencers Big-following creators (podcasts, TikTok, Instagram, X) are the perfect vector. Foreign states don’t always need to “control” them outright. They can funnel money through shells, fake investors, or cutouts for videos/posts that just happen to align with the payer’s interests.
Classic case: Russia’s state media (RT) secretly paid nearly $10 million to a U.S. company (Tenet Media) to produce thousands of videos by American influencers. The content amplified U.S. divisions. The influencers said they were unaware and never registered under FARA. DOJ indicted the Russian operatives, not the creators, but the damage was done. This isn’t “free speech.” It’s undisclosed foreign influence buying airtime in American brains.
3/ The real harm:
Infiltration from within...
When foreign governments pay to shape what millions see online, they don’t need tanks or missiles. They erode trust, flip public opinion, and weaken our unity from the inside. During crises, it can turn Americans against our own military.
It sows doubt about U.S. actions abroad.
It makes us fight each other instead of external threats.
That’s not organic debate. That’s strategic sabotage of our democracy and national security.
Our troops and allies pay the price when public support collapses because of hidden propaganda.
4/ We’re seeing it right now with Iran Amid the just-concluded U.S.-Israel military operation against Iran (Operation Epic Fury, Feb–April 2026), reports are emerging of Iran-linked networks flooding U.S. social media with coordinated propaganda. Allegations include Iran state-affiliated actors and influencers pushing narratives that whitewash the regime, downplay threats, or undermine U.S. strikes, exactly when American forces were in harm’s way.
Some Western influencers have been accused of taking payments (or perks like trips) to promote IRGC-aligned messaging. Meta has already taken down Iran-linked fake-persona networks targeting Americans.
Whether direct payments or sophisticated influence ops, the pattern is clear: foreign state media exploiting our open platforms during active conflict.
5/ This is why FARA enforcement matters Transparency isn’t optional. If an influencer with hundreds of thousands (or millions) of followers is getting paid by Tehran, Moscow, Beijing, or anywhere else, we deserve to know.
No American should be manipulated into carrying water for a regime that’s shooting at our troops or allies.
Demand disclosure!
Question every “independent” hot take that perfectly matches a foreign adversary’s talking points.
Our military deserves better than fighting a two-front war, one overseas and one in our own information space.
1/ What is FARA? And why should every American care right now?
The Foreign Agents Registration Act (1938) is a transparency law. It requires anyone in the U.S. who is paid by or acts on behalf of a foreign government (or its agents) to register with the Department of Justice and publicly disclose:
Who’s paying them
How much
What they’re doing to influence American public opinion or policy
Simple goal:
Let Americans know when a message comes from a foreign power, not an independent voice.
No registration = potential crime.
2/ How it’s being gamed with influencers Big-following creators (podcasts, TikTok, Instagram, X) are the perfect vector. Foreign states don’t always need to “control” them outright. They can funnel money through shells, fake investors, or cutouts for videos/posts that just happen to align with the payer’s interests.
Classic case: Russia’s state media (RT) secretly paid nearly $10 million to a U.S. company (Tenet Media) to produce thousands of videos by American influencers. The content amplified U.S. divisions. The influencers said they were unaware and never registered under FARA. DOJ indicted the Russian operatives, not the creators, but the damage was done. This isn’t “free speech.” It’s undisclosed foreign influence buying airtime in American brains.
3/ The real harm:
Infiltration from within...
When foreign governments pay to shape what millions see online, they don’t need tanks or missiles. They erode trust, flip public opinion, and weaken our unity from the inside. During crises, it can turn Americans against our own military.
It sows doubt about U.S. actions abroad.
It makes us fight each other instead of external threats.
That’s not organic debate. That’s strategic sabotage of our democracy and national security.
Our troops and allies pay the price when public support collapses because of hidden propaganda.
4/ We’re seeing it right now with Iran Amid the just-concluded U.S.-Israel military operation against Iran (Operation Epic Fury, Feb–April 2026), reports are emerging of Iran-linked networks flooding U.S. social media with coordinated propaganda. Allegations include Iran state-affiliated actors and influencers pushing narratives that whitewash the regime, downplay threats, or undermine U.S. strikes, exactly when American forces were in harm’s way.
Some Western influencers have been accused of taking payments (or perks like trips) to promote IRGC-aligned messaging. Meta has already taken down Iran-linked fake-persona networks targeting Americans.
Whether direct payments or sophisticated influence ops, the pattern is clear: foreign state media exploiting our open platforms during active conflict.
5/ This is why FARA enforcement matters Transparency isn’t optional. If an influencer with hundreds of thousands (or millions) of followers is getting paid by Tehran, Moscow, Beijing, or anywhere else, we deserve to know.
No American should be manipulated into carrying water for a regime that’s shooting at our troops or allies.
Demand disclosure!
Question every “independent” hot take that perfectly matches a foreign adversary’s talking points.
Our military deserves better than fighting a two-front war, one overseas and one in our own information space.
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YouTube
HOW MUCH FLARE DO YOU NEED TO BE IN THE TOP 1%? THE ANSWER WILL SHOCK EVERY FLR HOLDER 🚨
In this video, I break down exactly how much Flare (FLR) you need to be in the top 1% of holders and how it compares to the top 10%.
Most investors seriously underestimate the gap between average wallets and elite FLR positions.
I’ll show what the numbers…
Most investors seriously underestimate the gap between average wallets and elite FLR positions.
I’ll show what the numbers…
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Acba bank and the U.S.-based Interactive Brokers have signed an agreement https://armenpress.am/en/article/1246803
Armenpress
Acba bank and the U.S.-based Interactive Brokers have signed an agreement
Acba bank press release Acba bank and one of the world’s leading online brokerage platforms, the U.S.-based Interactive Brokers, have signed an...
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UBS joins major banks to test Swiss franc stablecoin in sandbox https://cryptobriefing.com/ubs-swiss-franc-stablecoin-partnership/
Crypto Briefing
UBS joins major banks to test Swiss franc stablecoin in sandbox
UBS collaborates with top Swiss banks to test a Swiss franc stablecoin in a regulated sandbox, exploring blockchain integration.
Forwarded from Cointelegraph
Forwarded from Cointelegraph
Thailand proposes tighter scrutiny of funders behind crypto firms
REGULATION: Thailand’s SEC proposed rules requiring approval for anyone providing funding or financial backing to major shareholders of crypto and securities firms, with public consultation open until April 22.
https://ct.com/gtyk
@Cointelegraph
News | Markets | YouTube
REGULATION: Thailand’s SEC proposed rules requiring approval for anyone providing funding or financial backing to major shareholders of crypto and securities firms, with public consultation open until April 22.
https://ct.com/gtyk
@Cointelegraph
News | Markets | YouTube
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YouTube
Buy A House WITHOUT A Bank? (This Changes Everything)
What if you could buy a house without using a bank at all?
In this video, we explain how crypto-backed mortgages are starting to change the way people buy property — allowing you to use your digital assets without selling them.
This shift could completely…
In this video, we explain how crypto-backed mortgages are starting to change the way people buy property — allowing you to use your digital assets without selling them.
This shift could completely…
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Africa’s top priorities for the 2026 World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings https://www.brookings.edu/articles/africas-top-priorities-for-the-2026-world-bank-and-imf-spring-meetings/
Brookings
Africa’s top priorities for the 2026 World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings | Brookings
Ahead of the World Bank and IMF’s 2026 Spring Meetings, host Landry Signé sits down with Regis N’Sonde, executive director at the IMF, and Harold Tavares, executive director at the World Bank, to discuss how their institutions are supporting their African…
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Indonesia’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Fall $3.7 Billion as Central Bank Defends Rupiah https://jakartaglobe.id/business/indonesias-foreign-exchange-reserves-fall-37-billion-as-central-bank-defends-rupiah
Jakarta Globe
Indonesia’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Fall $3.7 Billion as Central Bank Defends Rupiah
Indonesia’s FX reserves fell $3.7b in March as Bank Indonesia intervened to support the rupiah, but levels remain robust.
Forwarded from Cointelegraph
Forwarded from Cointelegraph