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Wednesday

Epstein Ties? Famous Rapper is Under Scrutiny by the Public

I'm scrolling X when this post from @tpvsean catches my eye. The account's run by TPV Sean, host of The People's Voice—a site known for conspiracy-heavy content—and this one's got a shocking thumbnail: "EPSTEIN VICTIM: 'JAY-Z HUNTED AFRICAN KIDS'" with photos of Jay-Z alledgely interacting with schoolchildren (faces blurred) and dramatic overlays. The caption reads: "Epstein Victim Testifies: Jay-Z Runs African 'Child Safaris' for Elite VIPs" and claims "bombshell footage has surfaced from Africa where Jay-Z has been alledgely accused of running 'child safaris' for Jeffrey Epstein's VIP associates and the global elite." It's racked up thousands of likes, reposts, and heated replies, with people either outraged or calling it fake news.

The post embeds a video that's basically a monologue in a studio, splicing in old clips, photos, and text overlays to build this narrative. He starts by referencing Epstein's known sex-trafficking operation, then pivots to wild accusations against Jay-Z (real name Shawn Carter), claiming an unnamed "Epstein victim" testified that the rapper organized twisted "safaris" in Africa where elites would "hunt" children for abuse and rituals. Attwood ties it to Jay-Z's past philanthropy trips to Africa—like visiting schools in Angola or water projects in Ethiopia back in the 2000s—twisting them into something sinister. He throws in nods to Marina Abramović (the artist linked to "spirit cooking" rumors), Kanye West rants, and broader elite conspiracies, all while promoting his site and a VPN. No actual victim testimony footage appears; it's mostly TPV Sean narrating over stock images of Jay-Z with kids, Epstein docs, and celebrity montages.

Look, this stuff is explosive and disturbing, but digging deeper, it seems rooted in unverified claims amplified by fringe outlets. Jay-Z's name has popped up in real Epstein-related docs recently—not from flight logs or direct evidence, but from anonymous 2019 FBI hotline tips where callers alleged vague connections, like him being present during an abduction incident in 1996 alongside Harvey Weinstein. Those tips were part of the millions of pages released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, but experts stress they're unverified public reports, not proof of involvement. Jay-Z isn't listed in Epstein's infamous "little black book" or confirmed flight manifests, unlike figures like Bill Clinton or Prince Andrew.

That said, Jay-Z has faced other serious allegations lately. In December 2024, he was named in a civil lawsuit accusing him of raping a 13-year-old girl at a 2000 MTV VMAs after-party alongside Sean "Diddy" Combs—the suit was amended and then voluntarily dismissed with prejudice in early 2025 after the accuser's story showed inconsistencies. Jay-Z called it an extortion attempt, denying any involvement and saying it forced him to explain "heinous" claims to his kids. Separately, former NFL player Larry Johnson has shared unverified stories about seeing kids at late-night parties with Jay-Z and Beyoncé, but no charges stemmed from that. On the Africa angle, Jay-Z did make high-profile trips there for charity, like partnering with the UN on water access in 2006, but reputable sources frame them as legit philanthropy, not cover-ups. Skeptics point out that "child hunting" claims echo debunked QAnon-style tropes with zero substantiation in court records or survivor testimonies from actual Epstein victims, like Juliette Bryant (recruited in South Africa) or Chauntae Davies (who went on an Africa trip with Bill Clinton but reported no such horrors).

If you're chasing the real Epstein story, focus on verified survivors' accounts—women like Virginia Giuffre or the Palm Beach teens who testified about abuse at his mansion, leading to his 2008 plea deal (later criticized for being too lenient). Outlets like the Miami Herald's investigative series exposed how prosecutors knew about underage rapes but cut deals anyway. Here's the video link. Also, check out Jay's connection to Rihanna.

What about you—does seeing these kinds of posts make you dig deeper, or just scroll past?

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Monday

Are Fake ICE Agents Illegally Abducting People? Billy Carson Exposes...


Billy Carson delivers a fiery, solo monologue-style exposé warning about the rise of fake ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) impersonators** who are allegedly abducting people across the U.S. He frames this as part of a larger pattern of human trafficking (sex, organ, slave labor), extortion, and systemic corruption involving both rogue criminals and government-linked abuses.

Key points Carson covers:

Impersonators wear masks, tactical vests/flak jackets, buy cheap fake badges online (e.g., eBay), use unmarked vehicles, and snatch people without warrants or proper ID. Targets often include immigrants or anyone who "looks the part," with demands for money to avoid "abduction" (some reportedly paying $3-4K). He cites FBI warnings about these scams leading to robberies, kidnappings, and assaults.

References specific arrests of fake ICE agents in states like California (e.g., Fernando Diaz in Huntington Park), Florida (e.g., Jose Juan Lopez), Texas (e.g., Joshua Warner in Galveston), and police alerts (e.g., Austin on scam calls impersonating ICE).

Carson accuses real ICE of abuses too: warrantless arrests, sexual assaults in detention, using tear gas on families (citing a case where a 6-month-old died), and private companies profiting by detaining people longer for payments. He ties this to a 2003 congressional hearing where Rep. Cynthia McKinney allegedly exposed contractors like DynCorp for human trafficking while holding government contracts.

Links the issue to elite-controlled human trafficking networks, divide-and-conquer tactics (racial/societal division), "programming from birth" that prevents critical thinking, and potential escalation to martial law or unrest (tied to elections, tariffs, etc.). He argues citizens' lack of unity and collaboration enables it all.

Urges viewers to reject fear, find personal passions, organize locally (e.g., neighborhood programs for kids/sports), unite across divides, and think independently. 
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EPSTEIN EXPOSED - A PLANT: What They Didn’t Want You to Know | Billy Carson



Billy Carson (known for ancient civilizations, forbidden knowledge, and conspiracy-oriented content). 

Billy Carson delivers a passionate, monologue-style breakdown and rant on the Jeffrey Epstein case, framing it as a massive elite blackmail operation (a "honeypot") tied to intelligence agencies, global power structures, and child trafficking. He claims newly exposed or "suppressed" Epstein files reveal far more than mainstream media admits, portraying Epstein not just as a sex trafficker but as a planted asset (possibly Mossad-linked) used to control politicians, billionaires, and governments through kompromat.

Key themes include:
- Epstein's improbable rise (no college degree, yet teaching at elite Dalton School, working at Bear Stearns, founding his own firm, amassing unexplained wealth).
- The role of Ghislaine Maxwell and her father Robert Maxwell (alleged Mossad ties).
- Little St. James island as a surveillance/blackmail hub with hidden cameras everywhere.
- Connections to high-profile figures, intelligence ops, and broader conspiracies (e.g., hints at 9/11 involvement via "dancing Israelis," sleeper cells, controlled demolitions).
- Accusations of government complicity (both parties), ICE/CPS involvement in trafficking pipelines, and elite pedophilia as a systemic "pandemic."
- Critiques of democracy as an illusion (no real left/right divide), calls to reject flags/nationalism, unite humanity, protect children, expose files, and "shut down the system" through non-compliance/strikes.

Carson mixes factual Epstein history (court docs, flight logs, known associates) with speculative claims (genetic experiments/UFO ties from survivor accounts, Mossad puppeteering U.S. policy toward Israel, Obama/Clinton as "war criminals"). It's heavy on outrage, memes/references during the stream, personal anecdotes, and motivational calls to action against "evil."


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Friday

Concealed Carry on the Rise: A Look at the Latest Trends in the US

The right to bear arms, enshrined in the Second Amendment, continues to be a significant topic of discussion and legislative action across the United States. As of 2023, there were nearly 22.9 million concealed carry permit holders nationwide [1]. This number doesn't even account for individuals in the 29 states that have adopted permitless carry, also known as constitutional carry [1]. This means the actual number of armed citizens is likely even higher [1].

States Leading the Way in Concealed Carry

Several states stand out regarding the sheer number of concealed carry permit holders. Florida leads the nation with over 2.56 million permit holders, followed by Georgia, Pennsylvania, Texas, Alabama, and Indiana, each boasting over 1 million [1].

When looking at the percentage of the population with permits, Alabama takes the lead with 27.8%, followed by Indiana (23.4%) and Colorado (16.55%) [1].

Top States by Permit Holders:

  • Florida: 2.56 million+
  • Georgia: Over 1 million
  • Pennsylvania: Over 1 million
  • Texas: Over 1 million
  • Alabama: Over 1 million
  • Indiana: Over 1 million

Top States by Percentage of Population with Permits:

  • Alabama: 27.8%
  • Indiana: 23.4%
  • Colorado: 16.55%
  • Pennsylvania: 15.44%
  • Georgia: 14.48%

The Rise of Permitless Carry

A significant trend in recent years is the increase in states adopting "permitless carry" or "constitutional carry" laws. As of early 2026, 29 states have enacted such laws, allowing citizens to carry concealed weapons without a license [2][3]. This shift reflects a broader movement asserting that the Second Amendment should not require government permission to exercise the right to carry a firearm [4].

Key Data Trends and Considerations

  • Growth of Permitless Carry: The number of states with permitless carry laws has significantly increased, changing the landscape of gun control across the country [2][3].
  • Regional Differences: States like New York, California, New Jersey, and Hawaii have the lowest rates of permit ownership, with less than 1% of their populations holding permits [1].
  • Law-Abiding Citizens: Data suggests that concealed carry permit holders are exceptionally law-abiding [5].

Resources and Further Reading

For those interested in learning more about concealed carry laws and statistics, here are some valuable resources:

  • US Concealed Carry Association (USCCA): Provides information on gun ownership and state-specific regulations [1].
  • National Rifle Association (NRA): Advocates for Second Amendment rights and offers resources on firearm safety and training [6].
  • Pew Research Center: Conducts surveys and research on gun ownership and related attitudes [7].
  • Handgunlaw.us: Offers detailed information on permitless carry states [8].

The data clearly indicates a growing trend in concealed carry across the United States. Whether through traditional permitting processes or the expansion of permitless carry laws, more Americans are exercising their right to bear arms. Understanding these trends and the resources available is essential for informed discussions about gun control and the Second Amendment.

Learn more:

  1. Gun Ownership by State | Stats & Figures | USCCA
  2. Constitutional carry - Wikipedia
  3. What Is Constitutional Carry? | State Gun Laws | USCCA Blog
  4. Which U.S. States Have Passed Permitless Carry Gun Laws? - The Trace
  5. Concealed Carry Statistics - Black Basin Outdoors
  6. Concealed Carry Data Reveals the Truly Democratic Nature of the Second Amendment | An Official Journal Of The NRA - America's 1st Freedom
  7. Key facts about Americans and guns - Pew Research Center
  8. Permitless Carry States | Handgunlaw.us
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The Buzz on X #BlackTwitter: Celebrating Our Culture and Vibes

Hello all! Let’s talk about what’s been heating up on X #BlackTwitter lately. From laughs to heartfelt moments, our community is buzzing with conversations that truly reflect who we are. Here’s a recap of what’s trending and why it matters.

Keeping It Real with Humor

First up, shoutout to @Southside_Gunn and that hilarious post about “Things that have did irreparable damage to the Black Community.” Yeah, we’re talking about gems like "Love and Hip Hop," "Drake," and even "Tubi movies." This list got a ton of folks debating and sharing laughs. It’s not just jokes; it’s a chance to reflect on how pop culture shapes our lives. What are we really watching, and how does it influence us?

Celebrating Our Black Joy

Then there’s @MelanatedTalk, who reminded us all that "Black culture is truly a wonderful vibe." This post was all about gratitude for our heritage and the joy that comes with it. Seriously, being Black is a blessing we should cherish every day. Let's keep celebrating those moments of #BlackJoy and pride!

Style Tips That Hit Home

On the fashion front, @MisterChances dropped some style wisdom that got a lot of love. Tips like “White Air Force goes with every T-shirt color” and “Don’t wear timbs if you don’t have aura” are spot on! It’s a fun reminder that our style speaks volumes about who we are. What are your go-to outfits that make you feel like you?

Real Talk on Family Life

Family discussions are always lively too! Recently, a mom shared a video packing an elaborate lunch for her son, prompting the question: “DON’T HE GOT FOOD AT HIS HOUSE?” This sparked a conversation about balancing love and practicality in our parenting styles. It’s a reminder that we show love in different ways, and sometimes keeping it real is just as important.

Prioritizing Health and Wellness

Health and wellness are also making waves, with posts celebrating fitness milestones and the motto “Health is wealth.” This conversation matters because we’re not just chasing dreams; we’re striving to take care of ourselves and promote well-being within our community. Let’s encourage each other to stay healthy!

Wrapping Up: Stay Connected!

So, as these conversations unfold, let’s keep lifting each other up. The mix of humor, pride, and real talk is what makes our community special. What are you seeing on your timeline? How do these trends reflect who we are?

Join the convo and let’s keep sharing those vibes! Together, we’re writing our own narrative of #BlackExcellence, and it’s beautiful to see. Join us at @blackspotlight only on X. See you there!

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Saturday

NM Enterprise 7 - We Do It Live Today Faith Family Focus talking with a Twenty-something Truck Driver

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Thursday

When Evil Takes You Over | NM Enterprise 7 audio

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