Elon Musk Announces Plans For City on The Moon
February 9th, 2026Via: Newsweek:
Elon Musk said SpaceX has shifted its near-term priority to building a “self-growing city” on the Moon, arguing the project could be completed in less than a decade and ahead of any comparable settlement on Mars.
In a post on X on Sunday, Musk contrasted lunar and Martian launch windows, said the Moon enables faster iteration, and added that a Mars city would still begin in five to seven years.
New York Budget Bill Proposes Mandatory File-Scanning Tech and In-Person Sales for 3D Printers
February 8th, 2026Via: Reclaim the Net:
New York’s latest budget proposal would place new obligations on manufacturers of 3D printers and other digital fabrication equipment, tying the operation of these tools to mandatory software controls.
The 2026–2027 executive budget bill, S.9005/A.10005, directs that devices sold in the state include “blocking technology” capable of scanning every design file and stopping production when a “firearms blueprint detection algorithm” flags a file as a potential gun or gun component.
The bill, similar to the ones we recently reported on in Washington state, treats file scanning as a workable technical safeguard, even though digital design files only describe shapes.
Many ordinary objects share the same geometric traits as regulated firearm parts. Pipes, housings, brackets, mounts, and mechanical connectors all overlap with components that appear in firearms.
Software that evaluates geometry alone cannot reliably separate lawful designs from prohibited ones. Such systems inevitably interrupt legitimate work while offering little resistance to deliberate misuse.
Although public discussion often centers on consumer 3D printers, the statutory language reaches much further.
The definitions extend to any machine capable of making three-dimensional changes to an object from a digital design using subtractive manufacturing. That scope covers equipment found in repair businesses and small manufacturing firms throughout the state.
Statement Announcing Jeffrey Epstein’s Death Emerges from Files… Dated a Day Before He Killed Himself
February 8th, 2026Via: Daily Mail:
A federal statement announcing Jeffrey Epstein’s death has surfaced in newly released Justice Department files but it carries a date that appears to precede the moment he was officially found dead inside his New York prison cell.
The document, issued by the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York and dated Friday, August 9, 2019, states that Epstein had already been found unresponsive and pronounced dead.
But prison records and official accounts show Epstein was not discovered unresponsive until the morning of August 10, 2019, when a corrections officer delivering breakfast found him in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
And Now… “Jeffrey Epstein Was a Russian Spy”
February 7th, 2026*snort*
Here is the proof Epstein was a Russian asset:
– his girlfriend was the daughter of a Mossad agent
– one of his best friends was Israel's lawyer
– another of his best friends was a former Israeli prime minister
– he met with the current Israeli prime minister
– a senior Israeli…— Normal Island News (@NormalIslandNws) February 6, 2026
I queued the video below to start at the discussion of the Epstein-Russia hoax.
Via: Ian Carrol:
Florida: Why Talking About Sugar Could Get You Sued
February 7th, 2026Via: Dr. Berg:
Soros Praises Spain’s Sánchez For Mass Amnesty of 500,000 Illegals
February 7th, 2026Via: Modernity News:
Alex Soros, son of billionaire George Soros, has lavished praise on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for granting legal status to up to 500,000 illegal migrants, stating that Sánchez shows “what real leadership looks like” by confronting issues with policies that are “both principled and pragmatic.”
Soros added, “We need more elected leaders like him!” This endorsement comes amid widespread backlash against Sánchez’s open-borders agenda, which critics slam as a betrayal of Spanish citizens.
When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines
February 6th, 2026Via: Futurism:
Waymo has established itself as the autonomous ride-hailing service to beat, operating a fleet of several thousand self-driving taxis across the United States, with active services in ten major metropolitan areas.
That “self-driving” may be due for some extra scrutiny, though. During a Congressional hearing on Wednesday, Waymo’s chief safety officer, Mauricio Peña, was grilled over the company’s use of Chinese-made vehicles and reliance on overseas workers, as Business Insider reports.
The stakes and public safety implications are considerable. The news comes roughly a week after a Waymo robotaxi struck and injured a child near a Santa Monica, California, elementary school, triggering a federal probe.
After being pressed for a breakdown on where these overseas operators operate, Peña said he didn’t have those stats, explaining that some operators live in the US, but others live much further away, including in the Philippines.
The Coded Journals in the Epstein Files That Hide a Teenage Girl’s Horrific Story
February 6th, 2026Via: Vigilant Citizen:
Found inside “Dataset 12” of the Epstein files are journals written by a teenage victim using cryptic messages. Once decoded, these texts tell the horrific story of a slave who was turned into a “human incubator” for babies she never saw again.
New Site Lets AI Rent Humans
February 6th, 2026I think that it’s not satire.
Via: Futurism:
The machines aren’t just coming for your jobs. Now, they want your bodies as well.
That’s at least the hope of Alexander Liteplo, a software engineer and founder of RentAHuman.ai, a platform for AI agents to “search, book, and pay humans for physical-world tasks.”
When Liteplo launched RentAHuman on Monday, he boasted that he already had over 130 people listed on the platform, including an OnlyFans model and the CEO of an AI startup, a claim which couldn’t be verified. Two days later, the site boasted over 73,000 rentable meatwads, though only 83 profiles were visible to us on its “browse humans” tab, Liteplo included.
The pitch is simple: “robots need your body.” For humans, it’s as simple as making a profile, advertising skills and location, and setting an hourly rate. Then AI agents — autonomous taskbots ostensibly employed by humans — contract these humans out, depending on the tasks they need to get done. The humans then “do the thing,” taking instructions from the AI bot and submitting proof of completion. The humans are then paid through crypto, namely “stablecoins or other methods,” per the website.
Exposing How the U.S. Government Commits Fraud Against its Citizens
February 5th, 2026Good, now do the Pentagon.
Via: Nick Shirley:
