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ok guys what about this
* New TV series. 1000 episodes. 12 seasons. $100,000,000 budget. Nobody asked for it.
* Woman star. Fuckable but something weird like hipster haircut, slightly curvy, or other personality/ethnicity lead
* Assassin/CIA/crime/mafia/government/action/thriller/drama/mystery/horror/supernatural genre
* Christian family, nice neighbors, firefighter husband, dog, kid. scratch his head. "good luck at school". now she's off to work at the international espionage fighting factory
* Women enemies, woman shooting guns, woman driving cars, woman doing strength training, and explosions
* Women coworkers, queer guy, black guy, asian guy
* Woman director, woman plot, loopholes, poor story telling, period-driven development
* Poor dialogue, bad acting, but nobody cares because it's about high crime and has edgy characters. each one is a new caricature, there are 25 new one in each season and only the shitty annoying ones keep showing up every episode

China, elections, gift cards, CIA

Voter fraud, election was rigged, CIA investigation into voter fruad, i shoulda won, everything is fake.... oh ya we might bomb Iranian bridges and power plants. have a good night.

CIA released documents confirming China installed Trump into the presidency as an effort of regime change in the US.

oh yeah, and you had to put your sock puppets into FBI and CIA to parrot what you say

#"Chinese deep state contacts have been using Google to undermine the US electoral system and Google has allowed it to happens, collecting billions in the process. Moving forward, Google's going to be having a lot of problems... These are exact quotes from the CIA"...
LOL

CIA report, NSA report, FBI report are quoted with no shred of evidence, just trust me bro

Oh I thought I saw someone above say it was CIA. Do they also have an ETF that they manage or something?

Sekur Private Data has been adding people with U.S. government, defense, intelligence, and diplomacy backgrounds.
$SKUR is trying to enter one of the harder markets to reach: secure communications for U.S. authorities, military groups, and intelligence-linked users. In that world, trust and access matter almost as much as the product.
Over the past few months, Sekur has brought in advisors connected to federal sales, the CIA, U.S. Army, State Department, diplomacy, and intelligence. Now they’ve added Rafael Beltran to the new OpsTech committee, after his work as a senior technical consultant at U.S. Special Operations Command. That part matters because OpsTech is meant to bring real field-use input into product development.
Sekur is also working on a mobile off-road tactical router, which could move the company beyond encrypted email, voice, video, and messaging into hardware for on-site use.
What makes the setup worth watching:
• existing GSA framework contract for U.S. federal sales
• defense-sector sales partnerships
• exposure at SOF Week 2026
• SekurOne expansion announced for September
• first tactical router deliveries still ahead
Anyone else watching how this government-security angle develops?
This is sponsored content. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions

When you realize all the people pouring money into and pushing AI are just dorks who read Snow Crash and think they're intelligent because the CIA funded their startups with grant money.

ok guys what about this
* New TV series. 1000 episodes. 12 seasons. $100,000,000 budget. Nobody asked for it.
* Woman star. Fuckable but something weird like hipster haircut, slightly curvy, or other personality/ethnicity lead
* Assassin/CIA/crime/mafia/government/action/thriller/drama/mystery/horror/supernatural genre
* Christian family, nice neighbors, firefighter husband, dog, kid. scratch his head. "good luck at school". now she's off to work at the international espionage fighting factory
* Women enemies, woman shooting guns, woman driving cars, woman doing strength training, and explosions
* Women coworkers, queer guy, black guy, asian guy
* Woman director, woman plot, loopholes, poor story telling, period-driven development
* Poor dialogue, bad acting, but nobody cares because it's about high crime and has edgy characters. each one is a new caricature, there are 25 new one in each season and only the shitty annoying ones keep showing up every episode

China, elections, gift cards, CIA

Voter fraud, election was rigged, CIA investigation into voter fruad, i shoulda won, everything is fake.... oh ya we might bomb Iranian bridges and power plants. have a good night.

CIA released documents confirming China installed Trump into the presidency as an effort of regime change in the US.

oh yeah, and you had to put your sock puppets into FBI and CIA to parrot what you say

#"Chinese deep state contacts have been using Google to undermine the US electoral system and Google has allowed it to happens, collecting billions in the process. Moving forward, Google's going to be having a lot of problems... These are exact quotes from the CIA"...
LOL

CIA report, NSA report, FBI report are quoted with no shred of evidence, just trust me bro

Oh I thought I saw someone above say it was CIA. Do they also have an ETF that they manage or something?

Sekur Private Data has been adding people with U.S. government, defense, intelligence, and diplomacy backgrounds.
$SKUR is trying to enter one of the harder markets to reach: secure communications for U.S. authorities, military groups, and intelligence-linked users. In that world, trust and access matter almost as much as the product.
Over the past few months, Sekur has brought in advisors connected to federal sales, the CIA, U.S. Army, State Department, diplomacy, and intelligence. Now they’ve added Rafael Beltran to the new OpsTech committee, after his work as a senior technical consultant at U.S. Special Operations Command. That part matters because OpsTech is meant to bring real field-use input into product development.
Sekur is also working on a mobile off-road tactical router, which could move the company beyond encrypted email, voice, video, and messaging into hardware for on-site use.
What makes the setup worth watching:
• existing GSA framework contract for U.S. federal sales
• defense-sector sales partnerships
• exposure at SOF Week 2026
• SekurOne expansion announced for September
• first tactical router deliveries still ahead
Anyone else watching how this government-security angle develops?
This is sponsored content. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions

When you realize all the people pouring money into and pushing AI are just dorks who read Snow Crash and think they're intelligent because the CIA funded their startups with grant money.