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Author Archives: borderslynn
Court action for those tech platforms who do harm to our children
https://www.afterbabel.com/p/mountains-of-evidence In court: Zuckerberg grilled in landmark social media trial over teen mental health Meta chief says it has improved identifying underage users but adds ‘I always wish we could have gotten there sooner’ Sanya MansoorWed 18 Feb 2026 19.37 … Continue reading
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Tagged 'tobacco moment', addiction, anxiety, court, depression, London, Mark Zuckerberg, silicon valley, social media harms, tech bros, young people, youth suicide
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Dean Kamen and J. Epstein
FIRST, Dean Kamen’s youth robotics org, puts him on leave amid new Epstein revelations New Hampshire Public Radio | By Josh Rogers Published February 1, 2026 at 1:24 PM EST FIRST, the Manchester-based youth science organization founded by New Hampshire inventor Dean … Continue reading
Epstein, Trump, Rothschild: Ukraine 2014
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/epstein-rothschild-email-payment-documents-1780383 Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Peter Mandelson: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15549173/Peter-Mandelson-reminiscing-meeting-Jeffrey-Epstein-probe-ex-Blair-minister.html Les Wexner testimony: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/les-wexner-epstein-congressional-deposition-1780504 And related: Taxpayers paid to send MoD official to work for elite bank Rothschild & Co The secondment, which comes as ministers court private finance, ended on same … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, Ariane de Rothschild, bankruptcy, blackmail, Blair government, Clintons, Donald Trump, Epstein, Finance, france, Gordon Brown, honey trap, investment, Les Wexner testimony, Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Mark Sedwill, Marta's Vineyard, military funding, MP of Hartlepool, New England, Olivier Colom, opportunities, Peter Mandelson, profit motive, Putin, Taj Mahal casino, UK, Ukraine invasion, unaccountable, uncaring, Wilbur Ross
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Jeffrey Epstein: Singapore, Philippines
The sex trafficker reviewing the quality of service: https://mustsharenews.com/epstein-singapore-girls-recruitment/ Guess who else mentioned Singapore in 2010, this from Ellie Leonard Substack research concerning the then Prince Andrew here writing to Jeffrey Epstein: 5/18/2010 2:27 AM – 3:18 AM JE: we should … Continue reading
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Tagged 'masseuse', Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, audit, blackmail, criminal global network, donors, elite, enablers, Epstein files, Epstein survivors, Finance, Higher Education, Jeffrey Epstein, money laundering, philippines, recruiters, scouts, sex trafficking, Singapore
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Ruben Ray Martinez, R.I.P
Internal ICE records obtained through a FOIA lawsuit revealed that a Homeland Security Investigations agent fatally shot 23-year-old U.S. citizen Ruben Ray Martinez during a March 2025 traffic incident in Texas, contradicting earlier public reporting and sparking mounting calls from … Continue reading
Andrew’s pals
Bank battle Banque Havilland, set up by David Rowland for the super-rich, has had its licence revoked. By Michael Bow The Daily Telegraph – Saturday 10 Aug 2024 Prince Andrews’ favourite financier, David ‘Spotty’ Rowland, fights to win back banking … Continue reading
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Tagged 'massage services', 2008 bank bailout, aace, Abu Dhabi, abx17, Akfghanistan, and Mr. Invisible, Andrew, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, asset opportunities in UK, banker, Banque Havilland, but The Duke, Columbia University, David Rowland, David Stern, foreign buyers, Ghislaine Maxwell, HRH The Duke, Iceland, insider tip offs, Jeffrey Epstein, John O'Sullivan, Jonathan Rowland, King Charles III, misconduct in public office, PA, pipex, Prince Andrew, Rothschild, Taxpayers money
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Crypto for Criminal intent
Nancy Guthrie: Crypto Crime: An extract from a Feb 27 2026 Substack by Steven Hassan
ICE Action, EDUCATE reaction
Calling American citizens, this from Save America Substack: Note: ICE’s purchases for big detention centers are marked by secrecy, frustrating towns By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH and MORGAN LEEUpdated 4:54 PM GMT, February 21, 2026 149 SOCORRO, Texas (AP) — In a Texas town at … Continue reading
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Tagged justice, human rights, ICE, campaign, deportations, immigration, fairness, detention centers, due process, Save America, rights, protect innocents, industrial prisons
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Supreme Court rule on Trump’s use of Tariffs
The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff agenda Friday, dealing a seismic blow to the president’s key economic policy after months of chaos with America’s trading partners. A ruling from the nation’s conservative-majority high court determined that the president’s global levies … Continue reading
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