themindunleashed--2020-09-29--Scientists release first “movie” of Supermassive Black Hole devouring stars in distant galaxy

( TMU ) – In 2019 , scientists stunned the world with the first-ever image of a black hole .
They constructed the image using a global decentralized telescope array , the Event Horizon Telescope ( EHT ) , which captured radio-frequency signals from the enormous black hole at the center of the M87 galaxy 55 million light-years away .
Because of the way its monstrous gravitational influence absorbs light , a black hole can not directly be seen .
But the resulting image – assembled using interferometry , and computational power equal to ten thousand laptops – gave humanity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a black hole ’ s accretion disk .
Now the team of radio astronomers and astrophysicists has released the next volume in their landmark work , a “ movie ” of the M87 black hole that compresses years of data to show an animation of the exotic object ’ s “ wobbling ” movements .
The sequence of frames does not depict how the black hole itself moves but rather the turbulence of strong magnetic fields turbo-charging the surrounding hot gas and matter of the accretion disk .
“ Because the flow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is turbulent , we can see that the ring wobbles with time , ” says lead author Maciek Wielgus .
While it boggles the mind to imagine how scientists can capture such precise data from 55 million light-years away , it helps to remember that the telescope array technology they ’ re using has such powerful angular resolution it could “ observe a billiard game being played on the Moon and not lose track of the score !
” As their data sets increase , scientists say analysis of M87 and other black @ @ @ @ @ @ @ become far more detailed .
“ These early-EHT experiments provide us with a treasure trove of long-term observations that the current EHT , even with its remarkable imaging capability , can not match , ” said Shep Doeleman of EHT .
“ When we first measured the size of M87 in 2009 , we couldn ’ t have foreseen that it would give us the first glimpse of black hole dynamics .
If you want to see a black hole evolve over a decade , there is no substitute for having a decade @ @ @ @ @ @ @ test and further corroborate black hole predictions made by Einstein and Stephen Hawking .
A campaign next year that uses shorter-wavelength radiation will augment the resolution of the team ’ s images and provide even better glimpses of the eerie black hole shadow .
Further interferometric study of black holes could yield information about their internal concentric photon rings , which scientists believe contain their own unique “ movies ” with information about the history of the cosmos .
As we uncover truths about black holes – unquestionably the most exotic and mysterious @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we will learn more about cosmology and physics .
Some scientists believe black holes hold the key to unlocking the answers to dark matter and possibly even uniting the fields of relativity and quantum mechanics .

(TMU) – In 2019, scientists stunned the world with the first-ever image of a black hole. They constructed the image using a global decentralized telescope array, the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), which captured radio-frequency signals from the enormous black hole at the center of the M87 galaxy 55 million light-years away.
Because of the way its monstrous gravitational influence absorbs light, a black hole cannot directly be seen. But the resulting image – assembled using interferometry, and computational power equal to ten thousand laptops – gave humanity its first-ever visual glimpse of the shadow of a black hole’s accretion disk.
Now the team of radio astronomers and astrophysicists has released the next volume in their landmark work, a “movie” of the M87 black hole that compresses years of data to show an animation of the exotic object’s “wobbling” movements. The sequence of frames does not depict how the black hole itself moves but rather the turbulence of strong magnetic fields turbo-charging the surrounding hot gas and matter of the accretion disk.
“Because the flow of matter falling onto a black hole is turbulent, we can see that the ring wobbles with time,” says lead author Maciek Wielgus.
Breaking: After its historic 2019 image of M87*, the @ehtelescope has dug into its vault of old data and reconstructed (with some guesswork) what the supermassive black hole would have looked like in previous years. It wobbles!https://t.co/Zf2eM7Vfwp pic.twitter.com/vGMAxzHelN — Davide Castelvecchi (@dcastelvecchi) September 23, 2020
While it boggles the mind to imagine how scientists can capture such precise data from 55 million light-years away, it helps to remember that the telescope array technology they’re using has such powerful angular resolution it could “observe a billiard game being played on the Moon and not lose track of the score!”
As their data sets increase, scientists say analysis of M87 and other black holes will improve and their animations will become far more detailed.
“These early-EHT experiments provide us with a treasure trove of long-term observations that the current EHT, even with its remarkable imaging capability, cannot match,” said Shep Doeleman of EHT. “When we first measured the size of M87 in 2009, we couldn’t have foreseen that it would give us the first glimpse of black hole dynamics. If you want to see a black hole evolve over a decade, there is no substitute for having a decade of data.”
Such data will help test and further corroborate black hole predictions made by Einstein and Stephen Hawking. A campaign next year that uses shorter-wavelength radiation will augment the resolution of the team’s images and provide even better glimpses of the eerie black hole shadow.
Further interferometric study of black holes could yield information about their internal concentric photon rings, which scientists believe contain their own unique “movies” with information about the history of the cosmos. As we uncover truths about black holes – unquestionably the most exotic and mysterious object in the universe – they believe we will learn more about cosmology and physics.
Some scientists believe black holes hold the key to unlocking the answers to dark matter and possibly even uniting the fields of relativity and quantum mechanics.
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themindunleashed--2020-09-29--Pastor Quits Church to Strip And Join Only Fans After Coming Out As Bisexual

( TMU ) – Former evangelical pastor Nikole Mitchell was raised as a baptist , and her family was extremely strict about living according to the rules of the church .
Mitchell fantasized about being a stripper in her youth , but her religious upbringing discouraged her from pursuing a lifestyle that was considered “ sinful ” by the church .
“ I was indoctrinated to believe my desires and my body were innately sinful and bad , ” Mitchell told the New York Post .
Like many of us , Mitchell began her adult life following the path that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the path that she wanted for herself .
In 2011 , Mitchell started working at the Woodland Hills Church , in St. Paul , Minnesota .
“ I was taught that women aren ’ t allowed to lead and that women belong in the kitchen and with the children .
So even though it went against everything I was told , I decided to become [ a pastor ] because of my love for performing , ” Mitchell said .
It didn ’ t take long for Mitchell to climb the ranks of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , in 2016 , she attended an LGBTQ-themed play and realized that she wasn ’ t living the life that she wanted to live .
She realized that she may have romantic and sexual feelings for other women , and instantly knew that this type of lifestyle would not be welcomed by her church .
“ I was like , ‘ Oh my gosh , I don ’ t think I ’ m straight ’ and it rocked my world .
I knew if I revealed my queerness I would lose it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to queer people , ” Mitchell explained .
It took her about a year , but Mitchell finally decided to leave the church behind .
When she gave her last sermon on the 4th of July that next year , she did not reveal any details about her departure , in fact , she did not even tell the parishioners that she was leaving .
She just gave her sermon as she typically would , and then left and never came back .
“ I just never showed up again , ” she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Mitchell posted a video to her YouTube channel where she revealed her new path .
Not long after , she divorced her husband and decided to dive into the sex industry .
She then moved to Los Angeles where she took a pole dancing class and started an OnlyFans page .
“ I started off really timid like just topless photos , but now I ’ m at the point where I take personal requests and make videos very tailored to people ’ s specific desires , ” Mitchell says .
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when she did her first photoshoot .
“ I cried because I had never felt more holy and sacred in my life .
I never felt more sexy and liberated than I did then , ” Mitchell said .
“ Every person has the right to express themselves in whatever way feels good to them and this is how it feels good to me…My sexuality is incredibly healing and sacred .
And when I give this gift to people , it blesses them , ” she added .

(TMU) – Former evangelical pastor Nikole Mitchell was raised as a baptist, and her family was extremely strict about living according to the rules of the church. Mitchell fantasized about being a stripper in her youth, but her religious upbringing discouraged her from pursuing a lifestyle that was considered “sinful” by the church.
“I was indoctrinated to believe my desires and my body were innately sinful and bad,” Mitchell told the New York Post.
Like many of us, Mitchell began her adult life following the path that others wanted for her, and not the path that she wanted for herself. In 2011, Mitchell started working at the Woodland Hills Church, in St. Paul, Minnesota.
“I was taught that women aren’t allowed to lead and that women belong in the kitchen and with the children. So even though it went against everything I was told, I decided to become [a pastor] because of my love for performing,” Mitchell said.
It didn’t take long for Mitchell to climb the ranks of the church and become the pastor. However, in 2016, she attended an LGBTQ-themed play and realized that she wasn’t living the life that she wanted to live. She realized that she may have romantic and sexual feelings for other women, and instantly knew that this type of lifestyle would not be welcomed by her church.
“I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, I don’t think I’m straight’ and it rocked my world. I knew if I revealed my queerness I would lose it all because the church is not welcoming to queer people,” Mitchell explained.
It took her about a year, but Mitchell finally decided to leave the church behind. When she gave her last sermon on the 4th of July that next year, she did not reveal any details about her departure, in fact, she did not even tell the parishioners that she was leaving. She just gave her sermon as she typically would, and then left and never came back.
“I just never showed up again,” she said.
Months after leaving the church, Mitchell posted a video to her YouTube channel where she revealed her new path. Not long after, she divorced her husband and decided to dive into the sex industry.
She then moved to Los Angeles where she took a pole dancing class and started an OnlyFans page.
“I started off really timid like just topless photos, but now I’m at the point where I take personal requests and make videos very tailored to people’s specific desires,” Mitchell says.
She says that she was overwhelmed with emotion when she did her first photoshoot.
“I cried because I had never felt more holy and sacred in my life. I never felt more sexy and liberated than I did then,” Mitchell said.
“Every person has the right to express themselves in whatever way feels good to them and this is how it feels good to me…My sexuality is incredibly healing and sacred. And when I give this gift to people, it blesses them,” she added.
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themindunleashed--2020-09-29--Police Outreach Team Approached A Homeless Man To Help, But Shot And Killed Him Instead

( TMU ) – Last Wednesday , two officers with the Orange County Sheriff ’ s Department shot and killed a homeless man , 42-year-old Kurt Andras Reinhold .
Reinhold was not suspected of any crime , but the officers approached him anyway because they wanted to help him , or so they say .
The two deputies who were involved with the altercation were a part of the department ’ s homeless outreach team .
The team is reportedly tasked with making contact with known homeless people in the area and offering them information about resources and services .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ things did not go as planned , and one of the deputies ended up shooting and killing him .
The officers claimed that Reinhold attempted to grab one of their guns after the encounter turned into an altercation , but it is not clear how the situation escalated to that point in the first place .
The photo is questionable and open to interpretation , but clearly shows the officers on top of the man and they have given no explanation as to why they were manhandling him , when the encounter was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later released a short clip of the surveillance video , which showed the officers on top of Reinhold , but they have given no excuse as to what provoked this aggressive action .
In a statement on Thursday , DA spokeswoman Kimberly Edds promised an independent investigation .
“ The District Attorney ’ s investigation is to determine whether there is any criminal culpability on the part of the law enforcement officers involved in an officer-involved shooting or custodial death .
In order to further safeguard the independence of the investigation , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ District Attorney Investigators , who are sworn law enforcement officers , are not former employees of the law enforcement agency being investigated , ” Edds said .
The killing has already sparked protests locally , which caused officials to impose a 9 pm curfew in the San Clemente area .
This is the most recent of many cases where police have ended up shooting a person that they never should have interacted with .
Every single police encounter in the United States has the potential to end deadly , and in many of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police is not a threat to anyone .
Police are known to escalate situations much quicker and more aggressively when dealing with homeless people or people with mental illness .
Racism also plays a major factor in many of these interactions .
This is why activists across the country are calling for police departments to be defunded , and forfeit certain responsibilities to social workers and mental health experts .
In another case earlier this month , police in Salt Lake City shot a 13-year-old autistic boy 11 times because he ran away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ house for a wellness check .
The boy had a rational fear of police because they had killed his grandfather earlier this year .
Before the shooting took place , one of the officers on the scene said that the issue was a “ psych problem ” and not police business .
She urged the other officers not to intervene and mind their own business .
Sadly , the officers didn ’ t listen and that young boy may never walk again .
If the officers in Orange County never talked to Reinhold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well .
In both cases , absolutely nothing was gained from the officers putting themselves into a situation where a person was in crisis .

(TMU) – Last Wednesday, two officers with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department shot and killed a homeless man, 42-year-old Kurt Andras Reinhold. Reinhold was not suspected of any crime, but the officers approached him anyway because they wanted to help him, or so they say. The two deputies who were involved with the altercation were a part of the department’s homeless outreach team. The team is reportedly tasked with making contact with known homeless people in the area and offering them information about resources and services.
Unfortunately, when they approached Reinhold, things did not go as planned, and one of the deputies ended up shooting and killing him. The officers claimed that Reinhold attempted to grab one of their guns after the encounter turned into an altercation, but it is not clear how the situation escalated to that point in the first place.
The photo is questionable and open to interpretation, but clearly shows the officers on top of the man and they have given no explanation as to why they were manhandling him, when the encounter was supposedly intended to help.
The department later released a short clip of the surveillance video, which showed the officers on top of Reinhold, but they have given no excuse as to what provoked this aggressive action.
In a statement on Thursday, DA spokeswoman Kimberly Edds promised an independent investigation.
“The District Attorney’s investigation is to determine whether there is any criminal culpability on the part of the law enforcement officers involved in an officer-involved shooting or custodial death. In order to further safeguard the independence of the investigation, the District Attorney ensures the assigned team of District Attorney Investigators, who are sworn law enforcement officers, are not former employees of the law enforcement agency being investigated,” Edds said.
The killing has already sparked protests locally, which caused officials to impose a 9 pm curfew in the San Clemente area. This is the most recent of many cases where police have ended up shooting a person that they never should have interacted with.
Every single police encounter in the United States has the potential to end deadly, and in many of these cases, the person targeted by police is not a threat to anyone. Police are known to escalate situations much quicker and more aggressively when dealing with homeless people or people with mental illness. Racism also plays a major factor in many of these interactions.
This is why activists across the country are calling for police departments to be defunded, and forfeit certain responsibilities to social workers and mental health experts. In another case earlier this month, police in Salt Lake City shot a 13-year-old autistic boy 11 times because he ran away from them when they came to his house for a wellness check.
The boy had a rational fear of police because they had killed his grandfather earlier this year. Before the shooting took place, one of the officers on the scene said that the issue was a “psych problem” and not police business. She urged the other officers not to intervene and mind their own business. Sadly, the officers didn’t listen and that young boy may never walk again. If the officers in Orange County never talked to Reinhold, he would still be alive as well. In both cases, absolutely nothing was gained from the officers putting themselves into a situation where a person was in crisis.
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themindunleashed--2020-09-30--New Study Suggests Binge Drinking Could Damage Brain And Cause Lasting Anxiety

( TMU ) – A recent study suggests that binge drinking alcohol could seriously damage the brain in ways that increase the risk of cognitive-behavioral issues like anxiety .
The study , which was conducted by researchers at the University of Porto , found that just ten days of binge drinking cause immune cells in the brain to destroy connections between neurons , which leads to anxiety and other mental health issues .
It is important to note that these were not human studies , as the test subjects were mice , but these types of experiments typically give significant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brains of humans .
Study co-author João Relvas , told Inverse that , “ [ We ] don ’ t have any reason to believe that the same mechanisms will not be operating in the human brain .
Even for a short period of time , excessive drinking is likely to affect the brain , increasing the level of anxiety , a relevant feature in alcohol abuse and addiction.
” “ The dangers of alcohol drinking , especially amongst the younger population , have been widely underestimated and excessive alcohol drinking is socially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and education of the young can , together with other measures , change the way society looks at alcohol intake , ” Relvas added .
In the study , the researchers broke the mice off into two groups .
One group was given alcohol over a 10 day time period , while the other group was not .
Half of the mice were given 1.5 grams per kilogram of ethyl alcohol each day , which is the equivalent of five drinks for an adult human that weighs 165 pounds .
After 10 days @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s brain tissue and found that the mice who consumed alcohol had significant damage to the area of the brain that controls complex cognition and decision making , which resulted in increased anxiety .
The researchers also determined the process that caused this damage in the brain .
They believe that alcohol boosts the production of an inflammatory molecule called TNF .
In further experiments , they used a drug called pomalidomide to block TNF and found that it prevented anxiety and reduced the impact that the alcohol had on the brain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by increased secretion of TNF by microglia , as we show that reducing its production either pharmacologically or genetically can prevent synapse loss and anxiety , ” Relvas says .
Relvas also said that this drug could potentially be used to treat alcohol addiction .
“ This study suggests that regulating the levels of TNF might eventually be useful when treating alcohol addiction , ” he said .
However , the team does not recommend that anyone use TNF inhibitors while binge drinking , because further studies need to be done to confirm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the purpose .
Furthermore , TNF inhibitors would not prevent any of the other damage that alcohol can do to the rest of the body .
“ Alcohol abuse is a leading cause of disease with a massive impact on human life and should be treated as so , ” Relvas says .
His team ’ s findings were published earlier this month in the journal Science Signaling .

(TMU) – A recent study suggests that binge drinking alcohol could seriously damage the brain in ways that increase the risk of cognitive-behavioral issues like anxiety.
The study, which was conducted by researchers at the University of Porto, found that just ten days of binge drinking cause immune cells in the brain to destroy connections between neurons, which leads to anxiety and other mental health issues.
It is important to note that these were not human studies, as the test subjects were mice, but these types of experiments typically give significant insight into how different substances affect the brains of humans.
Study co-author João Relvas, told Inverse that, “[We] don’t have any reason to believe that the same mechanisms will not be operating in the human brain. Even for a short period of time, excessive drinking is likely to affect the brain, increasing the level of anxiety, a relevant feature in alcohol abuse and addiction.”
“The dangers of alcohol drinking, especially amongst the younger population, have been widely underestimated and excessive alcohol drinking is socially relatively well tolerated. Increasing public awareness and education of the young can, together with other measures, change the way society looks at alcohol intake,” Relvas added.
In the study, the researchers broke the mice off into two groups. One group was given alcohol over a 10 day time period, while the other group was not. Half of the mice were given 1.5 grams per kilogram of ethyl alcohol each day, which is the equivalent of five drinks for an adult human that weighs 165 pounds.
After 10 days, the researchers looked at the mice’s brain tissue and found that the mice who consumed alcohol had significant damage to the area of the brain that controls complex cognition and decision making, which resulted in increased anxiety.
The researchers also determined the process that caused this damage in the brain. They believe that alcohol boosts the production of an inflammatory molecule called TNF.
In further experiments, they used a drug called pomalidomide to block TNF and found that it prevented anxiety and reduced the impact that the alcohol had on the brain.
The symptoms are “ultimately driven by increased secretion of TNF by microglia, as we show that reducing its production either pharmacologically or genetically can prevent synapse loss and anxiety,” Relvas says.
Relvas also said that this drug could potentially be used to treat alcohol addiction.
“This study suggests that regulating the levels of TNF might eventually be useful when treating alcohol addiction,” he said.
However, the team does not recommend that anyone use TNF inhibitors while binge drinking, because further studies need to be done to confirm the safety and efficacy of the drugs for the purpose.
Furthermore, TNF inhibitors would not prevent any of the other damage that alcohol can do to the rest of the body.
“Alcohol abuse is a leading cause of disease with a massive impact on human life and should be treated as so,” Relvas says.
His team’s findings were published earlier this month in the journal Science Signaling.
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themindunleashed--2020-09-30--Weird AI Hoax Paper Claims That There’s a Black Hole At The Center of Earth

( TMU ) – A strange report surfaced recently in a medical journal and it has observers absolutely baffled .
Filled with incredible claims about a black hole at the center of the Earth which may be altering human genetics , the paper has been dismissed as a hoax .
But is that all there is to it ?
Entitled “ A Black Hole at the Center of Earth Plays the Role of the Biggest System of Telecommunication for Connecting DNAs , Dark DNAs and Molecules of Water on 4+N- Dimensional Manifold , ” the original paper in question was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Open Access Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences .
In the paper ’ s abstract , things get weird right from the start .
“ Recently , some scientists from NASA have claimed that there may be a black hole like structure at the centre of the earth , ” it begins .
Additional papers began to surface with similarly outlandish claims .
For example , one stated : “ The earth ’ s core is the biggest system of telecommunication which exchanges waves with all DNAs and molecules of water .
Imaging of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the core produces a DNA black brane with around 109 times longer than the core of the earth which is compacted and creates a structure similar to a black hole or black brane .
We have shown that this DNA black brane is the main cause of high temperature of core and magnetic of earth.
” asserts , “ First group couple to our universe from one side and produce matters like some genes of DNAs and couple to an anti-universe from another side with opposite sign and create anti-matters like some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Macedonian Journal of Medical Science , is not well known and the papers have not been peer-reviewed , it would appear that the journal was subject to an elaborate prank that exposed a shoddy editorial pipeline .
But others believe this may go beyond a hoax or a conspiratorial satire ; analysts on Twitter have suggested a group of scientists used these publications to test the peer-review system of the journal–an activity called “ peer-review-tricking , ” which may involve advanced forms of algorithmic artificial intelligence .
Others wondered whether or not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ predatory journal , ” or a publication that feigns having a peer-review process , even though it will publish articles and papers for profit .
According to IFLSCIENCE !
One of the authors , Torello Lotti , previously authored a paper about predatory journals .
There is speculation that new advanced text-generation algorithms like GPT-2 and GPT-3 , which have astounded technology reporters with their abilities , could have been used to create a trial balloon article to see if it can pass the smell test of professional publication .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the odd papers assert the following : “ Each DNA has two parts which one can be seen on the four-dimensional universe , and another one has existed in extra dimensions , and only it ’ s e_ects is observed.
” “ This dark part of DNA called as a dark DNA in an extra dimension.
” The followup paper is entitled “ Formation of Neural Circuits in an Expanded Version of Darwin ’ s Theory : Effects of DNAs in Extra Dimensions and within the Earth ’ s Core on Neural Networks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” and “ radiated signals of neural circuits in a chick embryo.
” So , what is going on here ?
Trolling , a good old-fashioned hoax ( that could , unfortunately , help to further cast doubts on scientific papers ) , or a strange AI experiment ?

(TMU) – A strange report surfaced recently in a medical journal and it has observers absolutely baffled. Filled with incredible claims about a black hole at the center of the Earth which may be altering human genetics, the paper has been dismissed as a hoax. But is that all there is to it?
Entitled “A Black Hole at the Center of Earth Plays the Role of the Biggest System of Telecommunication for Connecting DNAs, Dark DNAs and Molecules of Water on 4+N- Dimensional Manifold,” the original paper in question was published by 13 different authors in the Open Access Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences.
In the paper’s abstract, things get weird right from the start.
“Recently, some scientists from NASA have claimed that there may be a black hole like structure at the centre of the earth,” it begins.
https://twitter.com/_Astro_Nerd_/status/1308502419094024193?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1308502419094024193%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.iflscience.com%2Fphysics%2Fthis-is-either-the-craziest-scientific-paper-of-all-time-or-a-very-clever-hoax%2F
Additional papers began to surface with similarly outlandish claims. For example, one stated:
“The earth’s core is the biggest system of telecommunication which exchanges waves with all DNAs and molecules of water. Imaging of DNAs on the interior of the metal of the core produces a DNA black brane with around 109 times longer than the core of the earth which is compacted and creates a structure similar to a black hole or black brane. We have shown that this DNA black brane is the main cause of high temperature of core and magnetic of earth.”
Another paper asserts, “First group couple to our universe from one side and produce matters like some genes of DNAs and couple to an anti-universe from another side with opposite sign and create anti-matters like some anti-genes of anti-DNAs.”
Since the publication, Macedonian Journal of Medical Science, is not well known and the papers have not been peer-reviewed, it would appear that the journal was subject to an elaborate prank that exposed a shoddy editorial pipeline. But others believe this may go beyond a hoax or a conspiratorial satire; analysts on Twitter have suggested a group of scientists used these publications to test the peer-review system of the journal–an activity called “peer-review-tricking,” which may involve advanced forms of algorithmic artificial intelligence.
Others wondered whether or not the publisher is, in fact, a “predatory journal,” or a publication that feigns having a peer-review process, even though it will publish articles and papers for profit.
According to IFLSCIENCE! One of the authors, Torello Lotti, previously authored a paper about predatory journals. There is speculation that new advanced text-generation algorithms like GPT-2 and GPT-3, which have astounded technology reporters with their abilities, could have been used to create a trial balloon article to see if it can pass the smell test of professional publication.
In addition to the black hole claims, the odd papers assert the following:
“Each DNA has two parts which one can be seen on the four-dimensional universe, and another one has existed in extra dimensions, and only it’s e_ects is observed.”
“This dark part of DNA called as a dark DNA in an extra dimension.”
The followup paper is entitled “Formation of Neural Circuits in an Expanded Version of Darwin’s Theory: Effects of DNAs in Extra Dimensions and within the Earth’s Core on Neural Networks” and discusses “stringy black anti-DNA” and “radiated signals of neural circuits in a chick embryo.”
So, what is going on here? Trolling, a good old-fashioned hoax (that could, unfortunately, help to further cast doubts on scientific papers), or a strange AI experiment?
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themindunleashed--2020-09-30--Meet The Tiny Animal That Looks Like A Cross Between A Mouse & A Kangaroo

( TMU ) – On the off chance that you come across the tiny long-eared jerboa in the wild , you ’ d probably do a double , and wonder whether it ’ s a mouse , a rabbit or a tiny kangaroo with a pig ’ s snout perhaps ?
Mother Nature absolutely has a sense of humor but when she put this little creature together she knew exactly what it needed to survive in its natural habitat .
The long-eared jerboa ( Euchoreutes naso ) , native to the deserts of southern Mongolia and northwestern China , is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spends its days in underground burrows to escape the harsh desert heat , emerging at night to feast mostly on flying insects .
Jerboas don ’ t drink water and get all the moisture they need from the insects and plants they eat .
Those huge rabbit ears are perfect for hearing the insects with the added bonus of keeping the little creature cool , the long kangaroo legs and large feet are great for leaping into the air to catch them with the long tail adding balance and a piggy snout for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ perfect desert dweller !
The jerboa has a lifespan of about 2 to 3 years and weighs between 0.85-1.3 oz ( 24-38g ) .
The ears are two-thirds as long as its body , making it one of the largest ear-to-body ratios in the animal kingdom .
Its head and body measures 2.8 in ( 70mm ) in length and the tail doubles that length , between 5.9-6.4 in ( 150-62mm ) and large hind feet measuring between 1.6-1.8 in ( 40-46mm ) .
Similar to the kangaroo , the front legs are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and used for grooming and feeding .
This unique mammal was apparently first captured on camera in 2007 when the Zoological Society of London EDGE of Existence Programme sent a researcher to study human impact on its environment , which helped start a campaign to protect them .
Talia Yuki Moore , a Harvard graduate studying movement in three jerboa species , told National Geographic : “ Jerboas have very erratic locomotion , adopting a zigzag trajectory , and can jump several feet both vertically and horizontally , even though they are usually @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Moor also believes those large years may help keep desert animals such as the jerboa cool , explaining : “ As the blood moves through the ear , the heat easily dissipates from the blood vessel across the skin , and into the air.
” There are 33 species of jerboa of which the long-eared jerboa is the most oddly proportioned member of the family .
Six of these species are considered pygmy .

(TMU) – On the off chance that you come across the tiny long-eared jerboa in the wild, you’d probably do a double, and wonder whether it’s a mouse, a rabbit or a tiny kangaroo with a pig’s snout perhaps? Mother Nature absolutely has a sense of humor but when she put this little creature together she knew exactly what it needed to survive in its natural habitat.
The long-eared jerboa (Euchoreutes naso), native to the deserts of southern Mongolia and northwestern China, is primarily a nocturnal mouse like rodent which spends its days in underground burrows to escape the harsh desert heat, emerging at night to feast mostly on flying insects. Jerboas don’t drink water and get all the moisture they need from the insects and plants they eat.
Those huge rabbit ears are perfect for hearing the insects with the added bonus of keeping the little creature cool, the long kangaroo legs and large feet are great for leaping into the air to catch them with the long tail adding balance and a piggy snout for smell. A perfect combination for the perfect desert dweller!
The jerboa has a lifespan of about 2 to 3 years and weighs between 0.85-1.3 oz (24-38g). The ears are two-thirds as long as its body, making it one of the largest ear-to-body ratios in the animal kingdom. Its head and body measures 2.8 in (70mm) in length and the tail doubles that length, between 5.9-6.4 in (150-62mm) and large hind feet measuring between 1.6-1.8 in (40-46mm). Similar to the kangaroo, the front legs are small and not used for getting around and used for grooming and feeding.
This unique mammal was apparently first captured on camera in 2007 when the Zoological Society of London EDGE of Existence Programme sent a researcher to study human impact on its environment, which helped start a campaign to protect them.
Talia Yuki Moore, a Harvard graduate studying movement in three jerboa species, told National Geographic: “Jerboas have very erratic locomotion, adopting a zigzag trajectory, and can jump several feet both vertically and horizontally, even though they are usually about the size of your fist.”
Moor also believes those large years may help keep desert animals such as the jerboa cool, explaining: “As the blood moves through the ear, the heat easily dissipates from the blood vessel across the skin, and into the air.”
There are 33 species of jerboa of which the long-eared jerboa is the most oddly proportioned member of the family. Six of these species are considered pygmy.
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themindunleashed--2020-09-30--This Magical “SkyWalk” Bridge Lets You Wander Through The Tree Tops In Tennessee

( TMU ) – If you think Smoky Mountains , you might also think of the sky , and in particular , the Gatlinburg SkyLift , SkyDeck and the SkyBridge which offer visitors the opportunity to experience unbelievably beautiful mountain sights they would otherwise not be able to see without some serious hiking .
A subrange of the Appalachian Mountains and part of the Blue Ridge Physiographic Province , the Smoky Mountain range runs along the Tennessee , North Carolina border in the south-eastern United States with a history which spans thousands of years , from the ancient Paleo Indian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1800s to modern day .
Established in 1934 , the Great Smoky Mountains National Park protects most of the range and is the most visited national park in the US .
A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of an International Biosphere Reserve , the Smokies are home to approximately 187,000 acres ( 76,000 ha ) of virgin forest and in the lower elevations , the cove hardwood forests are among the most diverse ecosystems in North America .
Gatlinburg ’ s first settlers , Martha Jane Huskey Ogle and her seven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ early 1800s and built a cabin in the area which became known as White Oaks Flats .
Initially pioneer settlers and later , veterans of the Revolutionary War moved from North Caroline and settled in White Oaks Flats .
In 1850 , Noah Ogle established the first general store in the village .
Radford C Gatlin , a preacher , settled in the village in 1854 and opened the town ’ s second general store and established a post office in his store which resulted in the town ’ s name changing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a controversial figure and was eventually banned from the area .
The Gatlinburg Sky Lift was opened to the public in 1954 and is one of the oldest continuously operated attractions in the Smoky Mountains and located across the street from Ripley ’ s Believe It or Not , one of many popular attractions in downtown Gatlinburg .
When in Gatlinburg , the SkyLift is definitely a must do .
The ride starts in the middle of town and travels up towards the top of Crockett Mountain , a vertical ascension of 500 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ minute round trip with spectacular views and an option to stop at the mountain-top SkyDeck .
The SkyDeck was added to the park in 2019 and offers sweeping views of the Smokey Mountains where you can stroll around for a panoramic view , relax on a patio chair on the deck and perhaps avail yourself to delicious snacks and craft beer from the café before , or after , stretching your legs with a walk on the SkyBridge .
The SkyBridge , completed in May 2019 , promises an unforgettable experience with more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The bridge spans 680 feet , and reaches a height of 140 feet at its midpoint and is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America .
Visitors can stroll across the bridge at their own pace and , while many hesitate walking across the glass panels placed periodically along the bridge , the view beneath your feet is definitely worth experiencing .
Don ’ t forget to take a picture as proof and a reminder that you ‘ braved the glass ’ !
The park offers all-day passes to enjoy the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has plenty of other great attractions to visit , and accommodation for those who wish to linger a while longer .

If you think Smoky Mountains, you might also think of the sky, and in particular, the Gatlinburg SkyLift, SkyDeck and the SkyBridge which offer visitors the opportunity to experience unbelievably beautiful mountain sights they would otherwise not be able to see without some serious hiking.
A subrange of the Appalachian Mountains and part of the Blue Ridge Physiographic Province, the Smoky Mountain range runs along the Tennessee, North Carolina border in the south-eastern United States with a history which spans thousands of years, from the ancient Paleo Indian tribes to the European settlers in the 1800s to modern day.
Established in 1934, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park protects most of the range and is the most visited national park in the US. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of an International Biosphere Reserve, the Smokies are home to approximately 187,000 acres (76,000 ha) of virgin forest and in the lower elevations, the cove hardwood forests are among the most diverse ecosystems in North America.
Gatlinburg’s first settlers, Martha Jane Huskey Ogle and her seven children moved from South Carolina in the early 1800s and built a cabin in the area which became known as White Oaks Flats. Initially pioneer settlers and later, veterans of the Revolutionary War moved from North Caroline and settled in White Oaks Flats. In 1850, Noah Ogle established the first general store in the village. Radford C Gatlin, a preacher, settled in the village in 1854 and opened the town’s second general store and established a post office in his store which resulted in the town’s name changing to Gatlinburg in 1856. Gatlin was apparently a controversial figure and was eventually banned from the area.
The Gatlinburg Sky Lift was opened to the public in 1954 and is one of the oldest continuously operated attractions in the Smoky Mountains and located across the street from Ripley’s Believe It or Not, one of many popular attractions in downtown Gatlinburg.
When in Gatlinburg, the SkyLift is definitely a must do. The ride starts in the middle of town and travels up towards the top of Crockett Mountain, a vertical ascension of 500 feet. It’s a 20 minute round trip with spectacular views and an option to stop at the mountain-top SkyDeck.
The SkyDeck was added to the park in 2019 and offers sweeping views of the Smokey Mountains where you can stroll around for a panoramic view, relax on a patio chair on the deck and perhaps avail yourself to delicious snacks and craft beer from the café before, or after, stretching your legs with a walk on the SkyBridge.
The SkyBridge, completed in May 2019, promises an unforgettable experience with more awesome views and some excitement thrown in. The bridge spans 680 feet, and reaches a height of 140 feet at its midpoint and is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America. Visitors can stroll across the bridge at their own pace and, while many hesitate walking across the glass panels placed periodically along the bridge, the view beneath your feet is definitely worth experiencing. Don’t forget to take a picture as proof and a reminder that you ‘braved the glass’!
The park offers all-day passes to enjoy the facilities at your own pace. Gatlinburg has plenty of other great attractions to visit, and accommodation for those who wish to linger a while longer.
For accommodation info, visit gatlinburg.com
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themindunleashed--2020-09-30--Parrots removed from zoo after they taught each other to swear, cursed out visitors

( TMU ) – A group of five parrots at a zoo in the U.K. have been suspended from public view after they unleashed a stream of profanities at visitors .
The foul-mouthed birds began residing at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park on August 15 , at which time they began teaching other curse words while quarantined in the same room altogether , according to the park ’ s management .
The mischievous African grey parrots – named Billy , Elsie , Eric , Jade , and Tyson – had joined a colony of 200 other grey parrots , and quickly began @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ We saw it very quickly ; we are quite used to parrots swearing but we ’ ve never had five at the same time , ” said CEO Steve Nichols , according to Evening Express .
“ Most parrots clam up outside , but for some reason these five relish it.
” Nichols separately told Lincolnshire Live that the park had previously taken in parrots “ that have sometimes had a bit of blue language ” and it is “ very comical ” – but in this case , things escalated rapidly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s control .
“ We took in five in the same week and because they were all quarantined together , it meant that one room was just full of swearing birds , ” he said .
“ The more they swear the more you usually laugh which then triggers them to swear again , ” Nichols continued .
“ But when you get four or five together that have learned the swearing and naturally learnt the laughing , so when one swears , one laughs and before you know it , it just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ men ’ s club scenario where they are all just swearing and laughing.
” The parrots were put back on display when the park reopened following the lifting of health restrictions , and they immediately continued cursing – only this time , it was at visitors .
“ Literally within 20 minutes of being in the introductory we were told that they had sworn at a customer and for the next group of people , all sorts of obscenities came out , ” Nichols said .
Far be it from being offended , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ People have come to us , they think it ’ s highly amusing , we haven ’ t had one complaint , ” Nichols said .
“ When a parrot tells tells you to f*ck off it amuses people very highly … It ’ s brought a big smile to a really hard year.
” However , the decision was eventually made to withdraw the creatures from public view as in expectation of the weekend rush of families , and especially children .
The parrots have now been placed in an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other parrots , and where park managers hope that the other noises will have a good influence on the birds .
Over 1,500 parrots reside at the park , and the last thing staff want is for the cursing trend to catch on among the broader population .
The five birds will eventually be released in separate areas of the park , ensuring that if they do curse , “ it is not as bad as three or four of them all blasting it out at once.
” This isn ’ t the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ zoo have made headlines .
Chico , a nine-year-old yellow-crowned Amazon parrot , also became the focus of world attention after footage of the bird singing Beyonce ’ s If I Were A Boy recently went viral .

(TMU) – A group of five parrots at a zoo in the U.K. have been suspended from public view after they unleashed a stream of profanities at visitors.
The foul-mouthed birds began residing at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park on August 15, at which time they began teaching other curse words while quarantined in the same room altogether, according to the park’s management.
The mischievous African grey parrots – named Billy, Elsie, Eric, Jade, and Tyson – had joined a colony of 200 other grey parrots, and quickly began encouraging one another to begin swearing.
“We saw it very quickly; we are quite used to parrots swearing but we’ve never had five at the same time,” said CEO Steve Nichols, according to Evening Express. “Most parrots clam up outside, but for some reason these five relish it.”
Nichols separately told Lincolnshire Live that the park had previously taken in parrots “that have sometimes had a bit of blue language” and it is “very comical” – but in this case, things escalated rapidly to a situation beyond the park’s control.
“We took in five in the same week and because they were all quarantined together, it meant that one room was just full of swearing birds,” he said.
“The more they swear the more you usually laugh which then triggers them to swear again,” Nichols continued.
“But when you get four or five together that have learned the swearing and naturally learnt the laughing, so when one swears, one laughs and before you know it, it just got to be like an old working men’s club scenario where they are all just swearing and laughing.”
The parrots were put back on display when the park reopened following the lifting of health restrictions, and they immediately continued cursing – only this time, it was at visitors.
“Literally within 20 minutes of being in the introductory we were told that they had sworn at a customer and for the next group of people, all sorts of obscenities came out,” Nichols said.
Far be it from being offended, visitors actually quite enjoyed the verbal abuse.
“People have come to us, they think it’s highly amusing, we haven’t had one complaint,” Nichols said. “When a parrot tells tells you to f*ck off it amuses people very highly … It’s brought a big smile to a really hard year.”
However, the decision was eventually made to withdraw the creatures from public view as in expectation of the weekend rush of families, and especially children.
The parrots have now been placed in an enclosure where they will be surrounded by other parrots, and where park managers hope that the other noises will have a good influence on the birds.
Over 1,500 parrots reside at the park, and the last thing staff want is for the cursing trend to catch on among the broader population.
The five birds will eventually be released in separate areas of the park, ensuring that if they do curse, “it is not as bad as three or four of them all blasting it out at once.”
This isn’t the first time that parrots at the Lincolnshire zoo have made headlines. Chico, a nine-year-old yellow-crowned Amazon parrot, also became the focus of world attention after footage of the bird singing Beyonce’s If I Were A Boy recently went viral.
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themindunleashed--2020-10-01--Accused Kenosha killer Kyle Rittenhouse plans to sue Joe Biden for libel, lawyers say

( TMU ) – The lawyer representing Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse plans to sue Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his campaign for libel after the nominee shared a video that suggested the 17-year-old accused murderer is a white supremacist .
Speaking to Fox News on Wednesday , Rittenhouse attorney Lin Wood announced that he intends to sue the former vice president and his campaign on behalf of his teenaged client , hours after Biden posted a 50-second video to Twitter .
The tweet , which had nearly 180,000 likes and over 76,000 retweets on Thursday afternoon , reads : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to put it : the President of the United States refused to disavow white supremacists on the debate stage last night.
” The message from Biden ’ s account is in reference to President Trump ’ s inability to distance himself from his white supremacist supporters , as evidenced by his response to a question during Tuesday night ’ s presidential debate about whether he would “ condemn white supremacists and militia groups , and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Proud Boys , stand back and stand by.
” The Proud Boys are a group of nationalist extremists who describe themselves as “ western chauvinists ” and are known for their anti-Muslim , misogynistic , and racist rhetoric , as well as their frequent brawls with anti-fascist protesters .
In the video posted by the Biden campaign , Rittenhouse appears about 12 seconds into the video .
Rittenhouse currently faces homicide and gun charges for shooting two protesters to death on Aug. 25 in Kenosha , Wisconsin , after teaming up with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ came to the city to allegedly protect private property from demonstrators protesting the Aug. 23 police shooting of Jacob Blake .
Rittenhouse ’ s attorneys claim that their client feared death or bodily harm when he fired his AR-15 on demonstrators that night , killing two people and wounding another .
The Illinois teen is currently fighting to block his extradition to Wisconsin , where he would likely be denied bail while also being automatically considered an adult by the state ’ s criminal justice system .
While Rittenhouse doesn ’ t have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – beyond the ad-hoc militia he joined after falsely claiming he was an adult and an EMT – police supporters and far-right commentators have sought to depict Rittenhouse as a heroic figure who was acting in self-defense against protesters .
A channel on social media platform Telegram run by the Proud Boys has also published a video featuring images and video celebrating Rittenhouse while the song “ A Real Hero ” from the 2011 film Drive plays in the background .
Trump has also defended the accused killer .
The glorification of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to his legal defense by over half a million dollars on Christian crowdfunding GiveSendGo.com , while his mother was given a standing ovation at a Republican event in Wisconsin last week .
Wood tweeted several times about his intention to sue the Democratic candidate .
“ He falsely accused a 17-year old boy & prejudiced Kyle ’ s legal rights , ” he wrote in one of his tweets .
Wood later said the two additional attorneys were recruited to his team to help “ in pursuing libel case for Kyle Rittenhouse against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ No need to turn up hearing aide , Joe , ” he wrote .
“ You can easily hear footsteps of army for justice coming to visit you .
”

(TMU) – The lawyer representing Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse plans to sue Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his campaign for libel after the nominee shared a video that suggested the 17-year-old accused murderer is a white supremacist.
Speaking to Fox News on Wednesday, Rittenhouse attorney Lin Wood announced that he intends to sue the former vice president and his campaign on behalf of his teenaged client, hours after Biden posted a 50-second video to Twitter.
The tweet, which had nearly 180,000 likes and over 76,000 retweets on Thursday afternoon, reads: “There’s no other way to put it: the President of the United States refused to disavow white supremacists on the debate stage last night.”
The message from Biden’s account is in reference to President Trump’s inability to distance himself from his white supremacist supporters, as evidenced by his response to a question during Tuesday night’s presidential debate about whether he would “condemn white supremacists and militia groups, and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of these cities.”
There’s no other way to put it: the President of the United States refused to disavow white supremacists on the debate stage last night. pic.twitter.com/Q3VZTW1vUV — Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) September 30, 2020
Instead, Trump said “Proud Boys, stand back and stand by.” The Proud Boys are a group of nationalist extremists who describe themselves as “western chauvinists” and are known for their anti-Muslim, misogynistic, and racist rhetoric, as well as their frequent brawls with anti-fascist protesters.
In the video posted by the Biden campaign, Rittenhouse appears about 12 seconds into the video. Rittenhouse currently faces homicide and gun charges for shooting two protesters to death on Aug. 25 in Kenosha, Wisconsin, after teaming up with a group of armed adult volunteers who came to the city to allegedly protect private property from demonstrators protesting the Aug. 23 police shooting of Jacob Blake.
Rittenhouse’s attorneys claim that their client feared death or bodily harm when he fired his AR-15 on demonstrators that night, killing two people and wounding another.
The Illinois teen is currently fighting to block his extradition to Wisconsin, where he would likely be denied bail while also being automatically considered an adult by the state’s criminal justice system.
While Rittenhouse doesn’t have any demonstrable ties to organized hate groups – beyond the ad-hoc militia he joined after falsely claiming he was an adult and an EMT – police supporters and far-right commentators have sought to depict Rittenhouse as a heroic figure who was acting in self-defense against protesters.
A channel on social media platform Telegram run by the Proud Boys has also published a video featuring images and video celebrating Rittenhouse while the song “A Real Hero” from the 2011 film Drive plays in the background. Trump has also defended the accused killer.
The glorification of the militant police supporter has also boosted donations to his legal defense by over half a million dollars on Christian crowdfunding GiveSendGo.com, while his mother was given a standing ovation at a Republican event in Wisconsin last week.
Wood tweeted several times about his intention to sue the Democratic candidate.
“He falsely accused a 17-year old boy & prejudiced Kyle’s legal rights,” he wrote in one of his tweets.
Formal demand for public retraction is being prepared for Biden/Harris Campaign on behalf of Kyle Rittenhouse. I also hereby demand that @JoeBiden immediately retract his false accusation that Kyle is a white supremacist & militia member responsible for violence in Kenosha. pic.twitter.com/GrZyE8nI7Z — Lin Wood (@LLinWood) September 30, 2020
Wood later said the two additional attorneys were recruited to his team to help “in pursuing libel case for Kyle Rittenhouse against Joe Biden & his campaign.”
“No need to turn up hearing aide, Joe,” he wrote. “You can easily hear footsteps of army for justice coming to visit you.”
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themindunleashed--2020-10-01--‘Borat’ sequel will be available to stream this month, and the trailer has just been released

( TMU ) – Sacha Baron Cohen ’ s famous Borat character is finally getting a sequel after 14 years , and it will go straight to Amazon ’ s streaming service Prime Video later this month .
The sequel has an extremely long title , just like its 2006 predecessor , “ Borat : Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.
” This year ’ s sequel is titled , “ Borat Subsequent Moviefilm : Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.
” However , when the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the title was even longer and more ridiculous .
“ Borat Subsequent Moviefilm : Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan ( an apparent change from Borat : Gift of Pornographic Monkey to Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence to Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation of Kazakhstan.
” As the name implies , the plot of the new film revolves around Borat ’ s quest to give his daughter to a powerful US politician as a gift .
As with the last film , Borat encounters a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and their interactions are intended to illustrate a sort of culture shock that he is experiencing , while also satirizing the cultures of both America and Kazakstan .
However , due to the overwhelming success of the first film , Borat ’ s face was very easy to recognize for most of the people who he attempted to prank , so he needed to get creative and don disguises so his targets would feel more comfortable and let their guard down .
In one scene , he wears a very realistic Donald @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Union ’ s Conservative Political Action Conference , while Mike Pence is giving a speech .
In the scene , which is shown in the trailer , Cohen is seen running through the conservative convention wearing the Trump mask , and carrying an unconscious woman over his shoulder .
He bursts into the room where Pence is speaking and shouts “ Micheal Paenis I brought that girl or you.
” Mike Pence looked directly into the crowd , glaring at Cohen .
Surprisingly , the infiltration of one of the largest conservative conventions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ news when it happened , but he was identified during one of his other pranks earlier this year .
Back in June , Cohen made the news after he infiltrated a conservative rally in Olympia , Washington , and tricked the participants into singing along with a ridiculous and problematic song that had strongly racist overtones .
Towards the end of the event , he appeared on stage with a band , dressed in overalls and a wig , and began singing about a variety of topics currently popular among conservatives , asking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to infiltrate that event by making a large sponsorship and donation at the last minute , which gave the organization very little time to make sure that they were dealing with a legitimate sponsor .
As a part of the sponsorship , Cohen ’ s group paid for the event ’ s security , who ensured that the prank went off without any problems .
The new film will be available to stream for Amazon Prime subscribers on Oct. 23 .

(TMU) – Sacha Baron Cohen’s famous Borat character is finally getting a sequel after 14 years, and it will go straight to Amazon’s streaming service Prime Video later this month. The sequel has an extremely long title, just like its 2006 predecessor, “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.”
This year’s sequel is titled, “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.”
However, when the film was first announced last week, the title was even longer and more ridiculous.
The original title was:
“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (an apparent change from Borat: Gift of Pornographic Monkey to Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence to Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation of Kazakhstan.”
As the name implies, the plot of the new film revolves around Borat’s quest to give his daughter to a powerful US politician as a gift. As with the last film, Borat encounters a variety of different Americans in his travels, and their interactions are intended to illustrate a sort of culture shock that he is experiencing, while also satirizing the cultures of both America and Kazakstan.
However, due to the overwhelming success of the first film, Borat’s face was very easy to recognize for most of the people who he attempted to prank, so he needed to get creative and don disguises so his targets would feel more comfortable and let their guard down. In one scene, he wears a very realistic Donald Trump disguise and crashes the American Conservative Union’s Conservative Political Action Conference, while Mike Pence is giving a speech.
In the scene, which is shown in the trailer, Cohen is seen running through the conservative convention wearing the Trump mask, and carrying an unconscious woman over his shoulder. He bursts into the room where Pence is speaking and shouts “Micheal Paenis I brought that girl or you.” Mike Pence looked directly into the crowd, glaring at Cohen. Surprisingly, the infiltration of one of the largest conservative conventions in the country did not make the news when it happened, but he was identified during one of his other pranks earlier this year.
Back in June, Cohen made the news after he infiltrated a conservative rally in Olympia, Washington, and tricked the participants into singing along with a ridiculous and problematic song that had strongly racist overtones. Towards the end of the event, he appeared on stage with a band, dressed in overalls and a wig, and began singing about a variety of topics currently popular among conservatives, asking them to sing along.
Cohen was able to infiltrate that event by making a large sponsorship and donation at the last minute, which gave the organization very little time to make sure that they were dealing with a legitimate sponsor. As a part of the sponsorship, Cohen’s group paid for the event’s security, who ensured that the prank went off without any problems.
The new film will be available to stream for Amazon Prime subscribers on Oct. 23.
Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm – Official Trailer Borat returns to Yankee-land on secret mission, and this time he isn’t alone.Watch the ridiculous new trailer for The Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Posted by IGN on Thursday, October 1, 2020
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themindunleashed--2020-10-01--US-linked security company plotted to kidnap or poison Julian Assange, court told

( TMU ) – U.S. intelligence assets and a private security company plotted to abduct or even poison Julian Assange during the WikiLeaks co-founder ’ s seven-year stay at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London , a British court has been told .
The discussed plans were allegedly part of a wide-ranging and complex spying operation that targeted Assange and any of his visitors , according to former employees of Spanish security firm Undercover Global .
Two anonymous witnesses who worked for UC Global told London ’ s Old Bailey court that from 2017 onwards , after the inauguration of U.S. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stepped up their surveillance of Assange .
The witnesses had been granted anonymity due to fears for their safety , reports The Guardian .
Assange ’ s confidential meetings with lawyers were recorded by microphones , his fingerprints were lifted from a drinking glass , and moles hatched a scheme to obtain the nappy of a baby who was being brought to the embassy on routine visits .
According to UC Global founder and director David Morales , “ the Americans ” sought to establish paternity but called off the plan when the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mom .
The witnesses , who are apparently equally afraid of Morales and the U.S. Government , allege that their former director was won over to “ the dark side ” before giving instructions to install sophisticated cameras with advanced audio recording capabilities in order to secretly record Assange ’ s conversations with visitors , and especially his attorneys .
One of the witnesses claims that after Morales went on a business trip to Las Vegas in July 2016 to promote his security firm , he obtained a “ flashy contract ” with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ close Trump ally and billionaire campaign financier Sheldon Adelson .
“ After returning from one of his trips to the United States , David Morales gathered all the workers in the office in Jerez and told us that ‘ We have moved up and from now on we will be playing in the big league , ' ” the witness explained .
The other anonymous former employee claims that in December 2017 , “ the Americans were desperate ” and had demanded that “ more extreme measures should be employed against the ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the situation of Assange ’ s permanence in the embassy.
” Assange had been living there since 2012 , when then Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa granted political asylum to the Australian amid the British government ’ s attempts to detain him and extradite him to Sweden over a sexual assault case that was subsequently dropped .
The witness said an idea was hatched whereby the door to the embassy would be intentionally left open , “ which would allow the argument that this had been an accidental mistake , which would allow persons @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kidnap the asylee ” .
Another plan involved the possibility that Assange could be poisoned .
“ All of these suggestions Morales said were under consideration during his dealing with his contacts in the United States , ” the witness said .
The witness claims that Morales requested that he install a microphone in a fire extinguisher in the embassy ’ s meeting room , as well as in the bathroom where Assange was holding meetings out of the well-grounded concern he was being targeted in a spying operation .
“ I used @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a cable in the toilet in the back of the embassy , ” the witness said .
“ This was never removed , and may still be there.
” Lawyers for the U.S. Government have not contested the anonymous allegations but have shrugged them off as “ wholly irrelevant ” to the matter being considered , namely Assange ’ s likely extradition to the United States .
The extradition hearings had been delayed due to the ongoing pandemic , but will conclude by week ’ s end .
After being removed from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Assange has been held at the maximum-security HMP Belmarsh prison .
The U.S. government is seeking the extradition of Assange to the United States on 17 charges , including allegations of conspiracy to hack into computers in the U.S. and violating the Espionage Act .
Analysts say he would face a sentence of up to 175 years in prison or even the death penalty if found guilty of the charges .
Assange ’ s defenders claim that he is simply being sought due to his role in the release of scandalous information @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , including serious war crimes and violations of international law .

(TMU) – U.S. intelligence assets and a private security company plotted to abduct or even poison Julian Assange during the WikiLeaks co-founder’s seven-year stay at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, a British court has been told.
The discussed plans were allegedly part of a wide-ranging and complex spying operation that targeted Assange and any of his visitors, according to former employees of Spanish security firm Undercover Global.
Two anonymous witnesses who worked for UC Global told London’s Old Bailey court that from 2017 onwards, after the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, American intelligence agencies stepped up their surveillance of Assange. The witnesses had been granted anonymity due to fears for their safety, reports The Guardian.
Assange’s confidential meetings with lawyers were recorded by microphones, his fingerprints were lifted from a drinking glass, and moles hatched a scheme to obtain the nappy of a baby who was being brought to the embassy on routine visits.
According to UC Global founder and director David Morales, “the Americans” sought to establish paternity but called off the plan when the then-employee tipped off the child’s mom.
The witnesses, who are apparently equally afraid of Morales and the U.S. Government, allege that their former director was won over to “the dark side” before giving instructions to install sophisticated cameras with advanced audio recording capabilities in order to secretly record Assange’s conversations with visitors, and especially his attorneys.
One of the witnesses claims that after Morales went on a business trip to Las Vegas in July 2016 to promote his security firm, he obtained a “flashy contract” with the Las Vegas Sands, owned by close Trump ally and billionaire campaign financier Sheldon Adelson.
“After returning from one of his trips to the United States, David Morales gathered all the workers in the office in Jerez and told us that ‘We have moved up and from now on we will be playing in the big league,'” the witness explained.
The other anonymous former employee claims that in December 2017, “the Americans were desperate” and had demanded that “more extreme measures should be employed against the ‘guest’ to put an end to the situation of Assange’s permanence in the embassy.”
Assange had been living there since 2012, when then Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa granted political asylum to the Australian amid the British government’s attempts to detain him and extradite him to Sweden over a sexual assault case that was subsequently dropped.
The witness said an idea was hatched whereby the door to the embassy would be intentionally left open, “which would allow the argument that this had been an accidental mistake, which would allow persons to enter from outside the embassy and kidnap the asylee”.
Another plan involved the possibility that Assange could be poisoned.
“All of these suggestions Morales said were under consideration during his dealing with his contacts in the United States,” the witness said.
The witness claims that Morales requested that he install a microphone in a fire extinguisher in the embassy’s meeting room, as well as in the bathroom where Assange was holding meetings out of the well-grounded concern he was being targeted in a spying operation.
“I used a nearby socket to conceal a microphone in a cable in the toilet in the back of the embassy,” the witness said.
“This was never removed, and may still be there.”
Lawyers for the U.S. Government have not contested the anonymous allegations but have shrugged them off as “wholly irrelevant” to the matter being considered, namely Assange’s likely extradition to the United States. The extradition hearings had been delayed due to the ongoing pandemic, but will conclude by week’s end.
After being removed from the embassy by police in April 2019, Assange has been held at the maximum-security HMP Belmarsh prison.
The U.S. government is seeking the extradition of Assange to the United States on 17 charges, including allegations of conspiracy to hack into computers in the U.S. and violating the Espionage Act. Analysts say he would face a sentence of up to 175 years in prison or even the death penalty if found guilty of the charges.
Assange’s defenders claim that he is simply being sought due to his role in the release of scandalous information implicating Washington in a range of crimes, including serious war crimes and violations of international law.
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themindunleashed--2020-10-01--Physicists prove time travel is theoretically ‘possible,’ but changing the past is not

( TMU ) – Researchers at the University of Queensland , Australia , claim to have proven that time travel is theoretically possible according to the laws of physics .
However , we needn ’ t fear that time-travelers would somehow travel to the past and alter the present-day , as is the case in myriad science fiction scenarios – instead , the future would remain the same , according to the researchers ’ calculations .
“ Events readjust around anything that could cause a paradox , so the paradox does not happen , ” study author Germain Tobar told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ published in the journal Classical and Quantum Gravity , details how according to the rules laid down by theoretical physics , any changes impacting the past would be subsequently corrected by the events that followed .
So don ’ t expect to succeed in drastically altering history , even if you do go back in time on a mission to kill Hitler in his crib .
Physicists used mathematical modeling to reconcile classic dynamics with Einstein ’ s theory of general relativity .
The contradiction between the two systems is a longtime flaw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the grandfather paradox .
“ As physicists , we want to understand the universe ’ s most basic , underlying laws and for years I ’ ve puzzled on how the science of dynamics can square with Einstein ’ s predictions , ” said Tobar .
“ Is time travel mathematically possible ?
” According to classical dynamics , any attempt by a time traveler to go back in time and , say , kill their grandfather , would result in the time traveler never coming into existence in the first place .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ however , a person could go back in time to kill their grandfather .
This is because he calculated that an object in our universe could travel through both time and space in a circular direction before ultimately ending up where it had been before – a path known as the closed time-like curve .
Tobar and his colleagues used the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as their basis for the study , and imagined if a time traveler had gone back to prevent “ patient zero ” from being infected .
“ In the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ try and stop patient zero from becoming infected , but in doing so you would catch the virus and become patient zero , or someone else would , ” Tobar explained .
“ No matter what you did , the salient events would just recalibrate around you , ” he continued .
“ This would mean that – no matter your actions – the pandemic would occur , giving your younger self the motivation to go back and stop it .
Try as you might to create a paradox , the events will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ The range of mathematical processes we discovered show that time travel with free will is logically possible in our universe without any paradox , ” Tobar added .
In other words , any attempt to kill your grandfather would mean that something or someone would intervene to prevent this from happening – or , at the very least , your mother would already be a fetus in your grandmother ’ s womb by the time he did perish .
Dr. Fabio Costa , the University of Queensland physicist who supervised the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ checks out – and the results are the stuff of science fiction .
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(TMU) – Researchers at the University of Queensland, Australia, claim to have proven that time travel is theoretically possible according to the laws of physics.
However, we needn’t fear that time-travelers would somehow travel to the past and alter the present-day, as is the case in myriad science fiction scenarios – instead, the future would remain the same, according to the researchers’ calculations.
“Events readjust around anything that could cause a paradox, so the paradox does not happen,” study author Germain Tobar told IFLScience.
His study, which was published in the journal Classical and Quantum Gravity, details how according to the rules laid down by theoretical physics, any changes impacting the past would be subsequently corrected by the events that followed. So don’t expect to succeed in drastically altering history, even if you do go back in time on a mission to kill Hitler in his crib.
Physicists used mathematical modeling to reconcile classic dynamics with Einstein’s theory of general relativity. The contradiction between the two systems is a longtime flaw in time travel concepts, known as the grandfather paradox.
“As physicists, we want to understand the universe’s most basic, underlying laws and for years I’ve puzzled on how the science of dynamics can square with Einstein’s predictions,” said Tobar. “Is time travel mathematically possible?”
According to classical dynamics, any attempt by a time traveler to go back in time and, say, kill their grandfather, would result in the time traveler never coming into existence in the first place.
Within Einstein’s theoretical framework, however, a person could go back in time to kill their grandfather. This is because he calculated that an object in our universe could travel through both time and space in a circular direction before ultimately ending up where it had been before – a path known as the closed time-like curve.
Tobar and his colleagues used the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as their basis for the study, and imagined if a time traveler had gone back to prevent “patient zero” from being infected.
“In the coronavirus patient zero example, you might try and stop patient zero from becoming infected, but in doing so you would catch the virus and become patient zero, or someone else would,” Tobar explained.
“No matter what you did, the salient events would just recalibrate around you,” he continued. “This would mean that – no matter your actions – the pandemic would occur, giving your younger self the motivation to go back and stop it. Try as you might to create a paradox, the events will always adjust themselves to avoid any inconsistency.”
“The range of mathematical processes we discovered show that time travel with free will is logically possible in our universe without any paradox,” Tobar added.
In other words, any attempt to kill your grandfather would mean that something or someone would intervene to prevent this from happening – or, at the very least, your mother would already be a fetus in your grandmother’s womb by the time he did perish.
Dr. Fabio Costa, the University of Queensland physicist who supervised the project, noted: “The math checks out – and the results are the stuff of science fiction.”
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themindunleashed--2020-10-03--Google searches for ‘How to Move to Canada’ skyrocketed during presidential debate

( TMU ) – The much-anticipated presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden was largely greeted by Americans as a complete disaster , leaving many in a state of despair over the apparent decline of the U.S. political process .
The raucous 90-minute debate saw the two septuagenarian politicians yelling , interrupting one another , and hurling insults at each other in a manner never seen before in political debates .
Journalists and pundits across the political spectrum described the crosstalk-riddled , poorly moderated event as “ the worst debate of all time ” while many undecided voters and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ winner emerge from the free-for-all .
And with most Americans reeling from the decidedly unpleasant viewing experience , Google searches on how to move to the U.S. ’ s northern neighbor , Canada , skyrocketed immensely .
The search terms “ How to Apply for Canadian Citizenship ” and “ Move to Canada ” massively spiked only an hour into the debate .
And according to reports , Google searches for “ How to Apply for Canadian Citizenship ” peaked at 10:30 p.m ET .
The searches persisted well into the early hours @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continued to brood about the mud-slinging extravaganza .
According to Google data , folks in Massachusetts appeared the most eager to flee the country , followed by Washington , Michigan and Ohio .
While the results may seem like a unique scenario brought about by the political polarization of the electorate under a Trump administration , every election has seen a swath of voters contemplate leaving the United States to reside in Canada .
Similar “ Let ’ s all move to Canada ” sentiments peaked following the November 2004 reelection of George @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , because the search engine allows us to contemplate going into self-imposed exile by clicking our mouse or tapping our phones , we ’ re now able to see the numbers .
Internet users were quick to respond with a slew of hilarious memes about the spike in Google searches .
One user called the presidential debate a “ 90-minute commercial for Canada , ” while another user said they would move to Mexico if conditions grew worse in the U.S .
However , Canadians were hardly pleased by the idea of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Anti-U.S. sentiment has risen in Canada amid a popular mood that the U.S. has mismanaged the pandemic and that American travelers have brought their anti-mask attitudes into their nation .
Canadian tweets reflected the unease over U.S. problems spilling over the border .
One user even joked that Americans are more likely to get to the moon than successfully enter Canada .
The presidential debate was intended to be a staid , civil event but quickly degenerated into a mean-spirited verbal melee in which Trump , Biden , and moderator Chris Wallace @ @ @ @ @ @ @ At one point , Biden told Trump to “ shut up ” and “ shush ” and called his behavior “ unpresidential .
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(TMU) – The much-anticipated presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden was largely greeted by Americans as a complete disaster, leaving many in a state of despair over the apparent decline of the U.S. political process.
The raucous 90-minute debate saw the two septuagenarian politicians yelling, interrupting one another, and hurling insults at each other in a manner never seen before in political debates.
Journalists and pundits across the political spectrum described the crosstalk-riddled, poorly moderated event as “the worst debate of all time” while many undecided voters and supporters of both candidates saw no clear winner emerge from the free-for-all.
are we……….. dead? is this punishment — wikipedia brown demands #MoreThanDiversity (@eveewing) September 30, 2020
And with most Americans reeling from the decidedly unpleasant viewing experience, Google searches on how to move to the U.S.’s northern neighbor, Canada, skyrocketed immensely.
The search terms “How to Apply for Canadian Citizenship” and “Move to Canada” massively spiked only an hour into the debate.
And according to reports, Google searches for “How to Apply for Canadian Citizenship” peaked at 10:30 p.m ET.
The searches persisted well into the early hours of Wednesday morning as apparently unsettled Americans continued to brood about the mud-slinging extravaganza.
According to Google data, folks in Massachusetts appeared the most eager to flee the country, followed by Washington, Michigan and Ohio.
While the results may seem like a unique scenario brought about by the political polarization of the electorate under a Trump administration, every election has seen a swath of voters contemplate leaving the United States to reside in Canada. Similar “Let’s all move to Canada” sentiments peaked following the November 2004 reelection of George W. Bush, according to Google.
However, because the search engine allows us to contemplate going into self-imposed exile by clicking our mouse or tapping our phones, we’re now able to see the numbers.
Internet users were quick to respond with a slew of hilarious memes about the spike in Google searches.
One user called the presidential debate a “90-minute commercial for Canada,” while another user said they would move to Mexico if conditions grew worse in the U.S.
This is a 90 minute commercial for Canada — bryan (@bryanyang) September 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/Arieschulaa/status/1311126936265961473?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
https://twitter.com/katalinuh/status/1311151054852038656?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
However, Canadians were hardly pleased by the idea of an onslaught of Americans flooding their country. Anti-U.S. sentiment has risen in Canada amid a popular mood that the U.S. has mismanaged the pandemic and that American travelers have brought their anti-mask attitudes into their nation.
Canadian tweets reflected the unease over U.S. problems spilling over the border.
I know the US/Canada border is already closed but is there a way to, like, DOUBLE close the border? — Corey Hogan (@coreyhogan) September 30, 2020
One user even joked that Americans are more likely to get to the moon than successfully enter Canada.
https://twitter.com/suecorvette/status/1311134602312941575?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
https://twitter.com/TimisYoung/status/1311155988104241152?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Cheering you all on from this side of the border! You got this! https://t.co/eYwNq9d8BK — Lucky Budd (@lucky_budd) September 30, 2020
The presidential debate was intended to be a staid, civil event but quickly degenerated into a mean-spirited verbal melee in which Trump, Biden, and moderator Chris Wallace all struggled to speak at once.
At one point, Biden told Trump to “shut up” and “shush” and called his behavior “unpresidential.”
free idea: mute the mics when they're not supposed to be talking have we learned nothing from Zoom — Jen Ortiz (@jenortiznyc) September 30, 2020
This debate feels like watching Uncut Gems — Sophia Benoit (@1followernodad) September 30, 2020
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themindunleashed--2020-10-05--New Accuser Says Ghislaine Maxwell Gagged, Restrained And Raped Her

( TMU ) – Earlier this year after Jeffrey Epstein ’ s associate Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested , her defense attorneys argued at her bail hearing that she was “ not Epstein “ and that she was receiving unnecessarily harsh treatment from the court simply because of her association with the billionaire pedophile .
However , a new accuser has come forward to reveal how she was brutally assaulted and raped by Maxwell because she recruited a 19-year-old girl for Epstein but lied and told them that she was 16 .
Maxwell and Epstein were both enraged by the incident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , although she says that Maxwell was the one who started it .
She described Maxwell as “ the real monster ” in a recent interview .
The woman is afraid to go public with her legal name , but is communicating with media under the name “ Samantha.
” She said that when she was 21-years-old she was going to school at Parsons and getting paid to recruit girls for Epstein and Maxwell .
After lying about the age of one of the girls , she was called to Epstein ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , restrained and raped ” by Ghislaine Maxwell , before Epstein joined in .
She said that Maxwell began yelling at her in a massage room in Epstein ’ s home , calling her a “ dirty , filthy wh*re , ” and a “ lying wh*re.
” “ The next thing I knew she had a ball gag in my mouth , my hands around my back and she was raping me with a sex toy .
She had taken my clothes off .
It all happened so fast , I was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ toy on me and on herself then she called in Epstein and he joined in , ” she said .
She says that after the incident , the pair gave her $ 300 and told her not to tell anyone , and threatened to kill her if she went to the police .
“ I was terrified — I couldn ’ t do anything to stop them .
I remember her giving me $ 300 and saying , ‘ Don ’ t think about going to the authorities because you won ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ court , ’ or something like that , ” Samantha told the Sun .
“ When they were done , when it was finally over , I walked out of that door a very different person than what I walked in — I was in shock , ” she added .
This was the last time that Samantha would ever see Epstein or Maxwell .
After the attack , she fled New York to Los Angeles and is only speaking out now because Epstein is dead and Maxwell is behind bars .
All @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would fulfill their promise of taking her life if she told her story .
“ They stole my whole life .
I had a bright future ahead of me and they took that from me .
I feel like they took away my ambition , my drive and my future , ” Samantha says .
Her attorney Spencer Kuvin , said that Samantha would be willing to help investigators build their case , and that she was submitting an application to the Epstein compensation fund .

(TMU) – Earlier this year after Jeffrey Epstein’s associate Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested, her defense attorneys argued at her bail hearing that she was “not Epstein“ and that she was receiving unnecessarily harsh treatment from the court simply because of her association with the billionaire pedophile.
However, a new accuser has come forward to reveal how she was brutally assaulted and raped by Maxwell because she recruited a 19-year-old girl for Epstein but lied and told them that she was 16.
Maxwell and Epstein were both enraged by the incident, and both participated in the assault, although she says that Maxwell was the one who started it. She described Maxwell as “the real monster” in a recent interview.
The woman is afraid to go public with her legal name, but is communicating with media under the name “Samantha.”
She said that when she was 21-years-old she was going to school at Parsons and getting paid to recruit girls for Epstein and Maxwell. After lying about the age of one of the girls, she was called to Epstein’s Manhattan mansion where she was “gagged, restrained and raped” by Ghislaine Maxwell, before Epstein joined in.
She said that Maxwell began yelling at her in a massage room in Epstein’s home, calling her a “dirty, filthy wh*re,” and a “lying wh*re.”
“The next thing I knew she had a ball gag in my mouth, my hands around my back and she was raping me with a sex toy. She had taken my clothes off. It all happened so fast, I was stunned. She was using the sex toy on me and on herself then she called in Epstein and he joined in,” she said.
She says that after the incident, the pair gave her $300 and told her not to tell anyone, and threatened to kill her if she went to the police.
“I was terrified — I couldn’t do anything to stop them. I remember her giving me $300 and saying, ‘Don’t think about going to the authorities because you won’t be alive to see your day in court,’ or something like that,” Samantha told the Sun.
“When they were done, when it was finally over, I walked out of that door a very different person than what I walked in — I was in shock,” she added.
This was the last time that Samantha would ever see Epstein or Maxwell. After the attack, she fled New York to Los Angeles and is only speaking out now because Epstein is dead and Maxwell is behind bars. All these years she had feared that they would fulfill their promise of taking her life if she told her story.
“They stole my whole life. I had a bright future ahead of me and they took that from me. I feel like they took away my ambition, my drive and my future,” Samantha says.
Her attorney Spencer Kuvin, said that Samantha would be willing to help investigators build their case, and that she was submitting an application to the Epstein compensation fund.
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