Reminds me of Angelo Codevilla. Guy was a very prominent academic who wrote for a number of think-tanks, even provided a translation for The Prince. I picked up "The Character of Nations" and the entire book is just him ranting about how minorities and LGBT will turn the US into the USSR.

In my short time contracting, there were enough people placing bets at the FBI for Trump winning the election to make me feel very uncomfortable.

One of the best in general, one of the only ones on the topic*

To be honest I can't tell anymore, but it's entirely possible that's a 300 baht helmet from Lazada.

That's not for debate either.
The omission of "how much" plutonium-239 and explaining the process in a fearful fashion is quite malicious.
This type of news is where low-trust environments propagate from. There will never be a retraction, because nuclear + CIA + cool UI = clicks.

What do I do in a case like this? I guess no wonder things don't get reported on.
Because I'm a year and a half late on this guy, and he almost certainly is in the process of committing a giant financial fraud scheme.

currency.
Not "I think," but "I know." I feel a moral drive not to sit on this information, that's fucking insane.

I saw a recent big reddit thread on a John Kiriakou interview where the prevailing opinion was, "He's actually still a deep-cover CIA operative feeding psyops. But also everything he says is true."