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Day: January 21, 2025

@AGEllison Not anymore. Get over it. We had to sit back & watch Biden spend our tax dollars illegally, paying off loans, laundering tax dollars, kickback from all the weapons manufacturers for sending money & equipment to Ukraine & Israel. Now the Boss is back & all that corruption ends. https://t.co/c8mvIF5JH0

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

Not anymore. Get over it. We had to sit back & watch Biden spend our tax dollars illegally, paying off loans, laundering tax dollars, kickback from all the weapons manufacturers for sending money & equipment to Ukraine & Israel.
Now the Boss is back & all that corruption ends.… pic.twitter.com/c8mvIF5JH0

— DAVE Foos FOSS (@DavidFo25871896) January 22, 2025

Russia and Ukraine

@AGEllison Not anymore. Get over it. We had to sit back & watch Biden spend our tax dollars illegally, paying off loans, laundering tax dollars, kickback from all the weapons manufacturers for sending money & equipment to Ukraine & Israel. Now the Boss is back & all that corruption ends. https://t.co/c8mvIF5JH0

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

Not anymore. Get over it. We had to sit back & watch Biden spend our tax dollars illegally, paying off loans, laundering tax dollars, kickback from all the weapons manufacturers for sending money & equipment to Ukraine & Israel.
Now the Boss is back & all that corruption ends.… pic.twitter.com/c8mvIF5JH0

— DAVE Foos FOSS (@DavidFo25871896) January 22, 2025

Weapons for Ukraine

@InForTheFun_ @GeromanAT Always 2 sides to a story: one for public, the other kept behind closed doors. At the beginning, Russia lost a lot: they were on the offensive. Normal. But situation has change : Russia is now skilled, and Ukraine don’t have the weapons, so the latter is now losing a lot.

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

Always 2 sides to a story: one for public, the other kept behind closed doors. At the beginning, Russia lost a lot: they were on the offensive. Normal. But situation has change : Russia is now skilled, and Ukraine don’t have the weapons, so the latter is now losing a lot.

— Donald S (@DonaldS9933) January 22, 2025

Russia and Ukraine

@InForTheFun_ @GeromanAT Always 2 sides to a story: one for public, the other kept behind closed doors. At the beginning, Russia lost a lot: they were on the offensive. Normal. But situation has change : Russia is now skilled, and Ukraine don’t have the weapons, so the latter is now losing a lot.

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

Always 2 sides to a story: one for public, the other kept behind closed doors. At the beginning, Russia lost a lot: they were on the offensive. Normal. But situation has change : Russia is now skilled, and Ukraine don’t have the weapons, so the latter is now losing a lot.

— Donald S (@DonaldS9933) January 22, 2025

Russia and Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

Here are the key developments on the 1,063rd day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Weapons for Ukraine

@adnashmyash I’m all for supporting Ukraine but this argument is wrong. The money we spent on building weapons could have been spent on something else.

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

I’m all for supporting Ukraine but this argument is wrong. The money we spent on building weapons could have been spent on something else.

— Lisa Gibert (@GibertLisa12034) January 22, 2025

Russia and Ukraine

@adnashmyash I’m all for supporting Ukraine but this argument is wrong. The money we spent on building weapons could have been spent on something else.

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

I’m all for supporting Ukraine but this argument is wrong. The money we spent on building weapons could have been spent on something else.

— Lisa Gibert (@GibertLisa12034) January 22, 2025

Weapons for Ukraine

@Glock19Gen422 @NiklasSch @Osinttechnical But in all honesty and you’re not gonna like hearing this but Ukraine is never getting their territories back let alone surviving if the war continues for another 5 years. They simply don’t have the manpower/weapons to hold on. Even Zelensky admitted that they lack the strength.

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

But in all honesty and you’re not gonna like hearing this but Ukraine is never getting their territories back let alone surviving if the war continues for another 5 years. They simply don’t have the manpower/weapons to hold on. Even Zelensky admitted that they lack the strength.

— UltraMaga2024 (@UMaga2024) January 22, 2025

Russia and Ukraine

@Glock19Gen422 @NiklasSch @Osinttechnical But in all honesty and you’re not gonna like hearing this but Ukraine is never getting their territories back let alone surviving if the war continues for another 5 years. They simply don’t have the manpower/weapons to hold on. Even Zelensky admitted that they lack the strength.

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

But in all honesty and you’re not gonna like hearing this but Ukraine is never getting their territories back let alone surviving if the war continues for another 5 years. They simply don’t have the manpower/weapons to hold on. Even Zelensky admitted that they lack the strength.

— UltraMaga2024 (@UMaga2024) January 22, 2025

Weapons for Ukraine

@Zlatti_71 @ukraine_watch Cia is the real cartel. All the weapons are coming from U.S factories. The yanquis looking for a excuse to steal more mexican land

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date January 21, 2025

Cia is the real cartel.
All the weapons are coming from U.S factories.
The yanquis looking for a excuse to steal more mexican land

— Danyela Ru (@Algaxadi) January 22, 2025

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Epstein files and Trump
https://gemini.google.com/share/520bda4c204b

As of early February 2026, the relationship between Donald Trump and the Jeffrey Epstein files has entered a major new phase following the passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act in late 2025.

The situation is currently defined by a massive document release, intense political debate over redactions, and new details regarding Trump’s inner circle.

The Epstein Files Transparency Act (2025)
In a rare moment of bipartisan unity, Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act in November 2025. President Trump signed the bill on November 19, 2025, which legally mandated the Department of Justice (DOJ) to release all investigative files related to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Trump’s Reversal: Initially, Trump dismissed the push for the files as a “Democrat hoax” and “pretty boring stuff.” However, facing a near-unanimous House vote, he shifted his stance, urging Republicans to support the release and claiming he had “nothing to hide.”

The “Final” Release: On January 30, 2026, the DOJ released its largest tranche to date—over 3 million pages, 180,000 images, and 2,000 videos. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche (a former personal lawyer for Trump) stated this fulfilled the government’s legal obligations.

Key Findings Regarding Donald Trump
While the millions of pages have not produced evidence of criminal activity by Trump, they have shed more light on his past social ties:

Frequent Mentions: Trump’s name appears over 3,000 times in the latest documents. Most references are in news articles Epstein collected, correspondence between other parties, or unverified tips sent to the FBI.

Unverified Allegations: The files include previously unsealed FBI tips and “sensationalist” claims made shortly before the 2020 election. The DOJ has explicitly defended Trump against these, labeling them “unfounded and false.”

Specific Incidents: One document contains an allegation that Epstein introduced a 14-year-old girl to Trump at Mar-a-Lago in the early 2000s, though no charges or corroborating evidence of misconduct were provided.

Trump’s Response: On February 1, 2026, Trump told reporters that the files actually “absolve” him and prove the claims against him were a “radical left” fabrication.

Inner Circle & Wider Connections
The 2026 release has been notable for revealing that members of Trump’s circle remained in contact with Epstein longer than previously known:

Steve Bannon: The files show text and email exchanges between Bannon and Epstein as late as 2019, including a discussion about Epstein’s private plane.

Elon Musk: Emails from 2012 show Musk inquiring about “wild parties” on Epstein’s island. Musk has defended these on X, stating Epstein “hounded” him and that the release is an attempt to “smear” him.

Howard Lutnick: The Commerce Secretary also appears in the files, though his representatives state his interactions were limited and social.

Current Controversies
Redaction Failures: The DOJ faced a massive backlash after it was discovered that “blacked-out” text could be revealed by simply copying and pasting it. This accidentally exposed the identities of dozens of victims, leading to a legal battle between survivors’ attorneys and the administration.

“Cover-Up” Claims: Democrats, led by Representative Jamie Raskin, have accused the Trump administration of a “full-blown cover-up,” arguing that only half of the 6 million responsive documents have actually been released.