⚡️‼️ NEW - A leaked draft shows the Irish EU Council Presidency is proposing a complete sell-off of European data. They want to write into the GDPR that companies may use Europeans' personal data to build and run AI as a "legitimate interest", with no consent needed. Europe spent eight years fining Big Tech over EU citizens' data. And now they want to let companies feed it into AI without asking. The proposal puts the profits of Big Tech ahead of Europeans' fundamental right to data protection. It also deletes the "unconditional right to object."

⚡️📺 TECH - An LG G6 OLED owner opened up his new TV and pulled out the Wi-Fi, microphone and Bluetooth hardware. His message to LG: "You don't own the glass on this one." It follows a Gamers Nexus investigation that found LG TVs mapping devices on home networks. LG says the scanning is standard and denies recording conversations.

⚡️🤡🇺🇸 NEW - JD Vance: I think a lot of Americans are saying, well, why are gas prices so high? It’s because the Iranians continue to fire missiles and drones at commercial shipping. This is fundamentally about the Iranians.

⚡️💬 NEW - ProCap Financial CEO Anthony Pompliano reminds Fox Business "Bitcoin has no top, because the dollar has no bottom." "If the government keeps printing money, Bitcoin is going to go WAY higher in the coming years."

⚡️📈 NEW - $87,000 Bitcoin

⚡️💬 END OF DAY - Kiss

⚡️🎙️ NEW - FULL VIDEO: Max Blumenthal has been reporting critically on Israel for twenty years, in the face of censorship and death threats. Now he’s been detained by the Trump administration. 0:00 Blumenthal's Trip to Iran and Getting Detained 17:05 The Paid Propagandists 19:29 Blumenthal Suing the Federal Government 28:51 The Lies About October 7th 34:56 Randy Fine's Bloodlust and Attacks on the US Constitution 37:22 Is Blumenthal Under Investigation by the Trump Administration? 37:54 Why Blumenthal Thinks Zionism Needs Anti-Semitism to Survive 51:54 The Information War and Israel's Obsession With Latin America 1:04:43 Leaked AIPAC Audio 1:05:53 What Is Israel's Big Picture Goal? 1:11:05 Netanyahu's Plan to Get Trump Into War With Iran 1:19:06 Salem Media and TPUSA 1:25:44 The Assassination Attempts on Trump 1:32:36 How Will the Iran War End? 1:39:07 The Fall of MAGA and Attacks on America First Voices 1:43:17 What Happened to TPUSA? 1:53:26 The Destructiveness of Christian Zionism 1:58:39 How Does This All End? 2:07:32 Will We See a Third Party Win in 2028?

⚡️🇪🇺 NEW - The ECB is launching Pontes, a system that enables digital euro payments for tokenized transactions between banks.

⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Bessent on Iran: On September 23, all Iranian airlines will be shut down around the world. How do we do that? If they land, you cannot provide them with fuel, you cannot provide them with landing services, you cannot sell them tickets, or you will be knocked out of the dollar system.

⚡️🎮 ICYMI - Microsoft wants to show you ads in games, timed to the moments when you're not playing It has filed a patent application for a system that reads game-engine data to find natural breaks, like right after a boss fight, at a checkpoint, on a loading screen or in a menu. The game then pauses and plays a video or static ad. After each ad, you get a new ad-free "credit," 30 minutes in the patent's example. When it runs out, the game starts looking for your next break. The filing targets free-to-play games but names no specific titles, and a patent application doesn't guarantee it ever ships.

⚡️📈 NEW - Bitcoin surges to $84,000

⚡️🤡 FUN FACT - YouTuber Logan Paul purchased this NFT for $635,000 in 2021. Today, it's worth $96.

⚡️🇶🇦 NEW - Qatar’s Prime Minister: I didn’t have peace since the World Cup. October 7 followed, and since that, no one is willing to give us a break. I’m begging everyone that we need a peaceful year for ’27. Please, we need some rest.

⚡️💻 FUN FACT - Someone managed to mine Bitcoin using a 1983 Apple II with only 64 KB of RAM… but it would take about 256,000 billion years to even hope to find a block. The developer adapted SHA-256 to the computer, which was equipped with an 8-bit processor running at just 1 MHz, even though the Bitcoin algorithm relies primarily on 32-bit operations. With the help of programmer Peter Ferrie to optimize the code, the machine finally managed to achieve the phenomenal processing power of… 3.8 hashes per second. A modern Mac would retrieve the mining work and transmit it to the Apple II via a serial connection, while a huge pixelated Bitcoin logo would spin on the screen whenever a new task arrived. On average, it would take about 256,000 billion years to find a single block, and the theoretical cost of electricity would have far exceeded any conceivable reward.

⚡️🇮🇷 NEW - Phone videos of bright, multi-colored lights over Tehran, Iran, went viral overnight. Iranian authorities have not issued any official statement treating the object as a threat.

⚡️📈 NEW - Diesel hits $6.50/gallon for the first time in history

⚡️🇮🇷 NEW - Iran's Security Council Secretary Rezaei: Trump greatly underestimated Iran. Today, nobody considers America’s war with Iran to be a rational or logical war. Everyone describes it as a stupid war, and I want to add another word to that: ignorant. America’s military, economic and political actions were not based on any precise assessment or accurate calculations. They were carried out entirely at the instigation of Israel and Netanyahu personally.

⚡️🤡🇺🇸 NEW - Fetterman: It’s terrible about gas prices but this is an important mission

⚡️🤡🇺🇸 NEW - US military invites YouTubers Logan Paul and Jake Paul to give speech at the Pentagon.

⚡️🧊 FUN FACT - Bitcoin’s source code is stored in the Arctic permafrost… in an archive designed to last 1,000 years. In 2020, GitHub selected active public repositories from numerous open-source projects for its Arctic Code Vault. In total, approximately 21 terabytes of data were recorded on 186 reels of archival film and then transported to Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago located in the Arctic. Among the projects preserved was Bitcoin’s source code, alongside Linux and Python, among others. On July 8, 2020, these archives were deposited in a former coal mine buried deep within the mountain and protected by permafrost. The goal was to create a physical backup capable of remaining readable for centuries, even if the platforms and technologies used today were to eventually disappear. Obviously, it is neither users’ BTC nor their private keys that are stored beneath the Arctic. It is something different… the instructions that explain how Bitcoin works.