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#23738403 at 2025-10-14 21:09:58 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #28921: HBCK Hurry QDay Democrats FryDay POTUS has a LIST #CountDown Edition

Giant UFO Caught on Telescope Camera!
Oct 13, 2025

In this video, we dive deep into some of the wildest and most fascinating UFO sightings of October 2025 - including an absolutely massive UFO caught through a telescope camera that has left viewers around the world stunned. ?

We start in Tucson, Arizona, where shocked witnesses captured a dazzling display of strange, sporadic lights moving across the sky.
Then, we head to Australia to witness eerie, glowing orbs drifting over the horizon - before heading to Chile and Mexico, where two nearly identical UFOs were filmed just days apart, both shifting color and shape mid-flight. Could they be connected?

And finally, we examine John Leonard Walson's telescope footage of a colossal, structured object in space - a possible plasma craft, mothership, or something even more mysterious.

The detail is jaw-dropping and raises big questions:
What are we really seeing above our planet?
Are these related to recent interstellar visitors like 3I Atlas or 'Oumuamua?
And why do so many sightings seem to cluster around the same dates?

This video pulls together eyewitness footage, analysis, and open-ended questions to let you decide what's going on in our skies.

? Watch until the end for the incredible telescope UFO footage - it's one of the clearest captures ever recorded.
? Drop your thoughts in the comments: Are these real crafts, plasma beings, or something else entirely?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_gXlSiMqIY

#22772137 at 2025-03-17 02:54:14 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #27816: Is the auto pen allowed for pardons? [No] Edition

UN judge convicted of slavery - new details

A United Nations judge has been convicted of forcing a young woman to work as a slave.

Prosecutors said Lydia Mugambe "took advantage of her status" over her victim by preventing her from holding down steady employment while forcing her to work as her maid and provide childcare for free.

The 49-year-old, who is also a High Court judge in Uganda, was found guilty of conspiring to facilitate the commission of a breach of UK immigration law, facilitating travel with a view to exploitation, forcing someone to work, and conspiracy to intimidate a witness.

She will be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on May 2.

In footage released by Thames Valley Police, Mugambe appeared shocked when an officer said he was arresting her under the Modern Slavery Act.

She then had a conversation with the officer, in which she said: "I am a judge in my country, I even have immunity. I am not a criminal."

Asked to reaffirm that she had immunity, Mugambe told the officer: "Yes, I have a diplomatic passport."

The conversation ended with the defendant saying: "I came here as a student, I don't need anyone to work for me.

"I didn't come with her, she asked me because she has worked at my home before, she asked me."

Gasps were heard from the public gallery as the verdicts were given, and the court was cleared as the defendant appeared unwell.

Caroline Haughey KC, prosecuting, told jurors during the trial: "Lydia Mugambe has exploited and abused [her alleged victim], taking advantage of her lack of understanding of her rights to properly paid employment and deceiving her as to the purpose of her coming to the UK."

She alleged Mugambe, who was studying for a law PhD at the University of Oxford, had conspired with Ugandan deputy high commissioner John Leonard Mugerwa to arrange for the young woman to come to the UK.

Prosecutors said the pair participated in a "very dishonest" trade-off, in which Mr Mugerwa arranged for the Ugandan High Commission to sponsor the woman's entrance into the UK.

In exchange Mugambe would attempt to speak to a judge who was in charge of legal action Mr Mugerwa was named in, jurors heard.

She was also found guilty of conspiring to intimidate the woman to withdraw her support for the prosecution, and to have the charges against her dropped.

Mugambe's trial heard she had the intention of "obtaining someone to make her life easier and at the least possible cost to herself".

She denied forcing the young Ugandan woman to do household chores and said she "always" treated her with love, care and patience.

The young woman Mugambe tricked into coming to the UK, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the court previously she felt "lonely" and "stuck" after her working hours were limited.

According to her UN profile page, Mugambe was appointed to the body's judicial roster in May 2023, three months after police were called to her address in Oxfordshire.

Thames Valley Police commander for Oxfordshire, Ch Supt Ben Clark, said: "Lydia Mugambe is an extremely qualified lawyer, a Ugandan High Court judge and a UN Criminal Tribunal judge.

"After the offences had been reported to the police, Mugambe tried to evade justice by repeatedly claiming she had diplomatic immunity due to her status.

"Any immunity Mugambe may have enjoyed as a UN judge has been waived by the Office of the United Nations Secretary General."

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn892zq6z43o

#22758238 at 2025-03-14 12:41:31 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #27801: TGIF Friday: Rock N The News Into The Weekend Edition

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn892zq6z43o
UN judge guilty of forcing woman to work as slave
Prosecutors said Lydia Mugambe "took advantage of her status" over her victim by preventing her from holding down steady employment while forcing her to work as her maid and provide childcare for free.
The 49-year-old, who is also a High Court judge in Uganda, was found guilty of conspiring to facilitate the commission of a breach of UK immigration law, facilitating travel with a view to exploitation, forcing someone to work, and conspiracy to intimidate a witness.
She will be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on May 2.
In footage released by Thames Valley Police, Mugambe appeared shocked when an officer said he was arresting her under the Modern Slavery Act.
She then had a conversation with the officer, in which she said: "I am a judge in my country, I even have immunity. I am not a criminal."
Asked to reaffirm that she had immunity, Mugambe told the officer: "Yes, I have a diplomatic passport."
The conversation ended with the defendant saying: "I came here as a student, I don't need anyone to work for me.
"I didn't come with her, she asked me because she has worked at my home before, she asked me."
Gasps were heard from the public gallery as the verdicts were given, and the court was cleared as the defendant appeared unwell.
Caroline Haughey KC, prosecuting, told jurors during the trial: "Lydia Mugambe has exploited and abused [her alleged victim], taking advantage of her lack of understanding of her rights to properly paid employment and deceiving her as to the purpose of her coming to the UK."
She alleged Mugambe, who was studying for a law PhD at the University of Oxford, had conspired with Ugandan deputy high commissioner John Leonard Mugerwa to arrange for the young woman to come to the UK.
Prosecutors said the pair participated in a "very dishonest" trade-off, in which Mr Mugerwa arranged for the Ugandan High Commission to sponsor the woman's entrance into the UK.
In exchange Mugambe would attempt to speak to a judge who was in charge of legal action Mr Mugerwa was named in, jurors heard.
She was also found guilty of conspiring to intimidate the woman to withdraw her support for the prosecution, and to have the charges against her dropped.

#22755793 at 2025-03-14 02:33:13 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #27799: Dubs Of Perception: Be Ungovernable, Buh Bye Trudy Edition

UN judge guilty of forcing woman to work as slave

A United Nations judge has been convicted of forcing a young woman to work as a slave.

Prosecutors said Lydia Mugambe "took advantage of her status" over her victim by preventing her from holding down steady employment while forcing her to work as her maid and provide childcare for free.

The 49-year-old, who is also a High Court judge in Uganda, was found guilty of conspiring to facilitate the commission of a breach of UK immigration law, facilitating travel with a view to exploitation, forcing someone to work, and conspiracy to intimidate a witness..

She will be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on May 2.

In footage released by Thames Valley Police, Mugambe appeared shocked when an officer said he was arresting her under the Modern Slavery Act.

She then had a conversation with the officer, in which she said: "I am a judge in my country, I even have immunity. I am not a criminal."

Asked to reaffirm that she had immunity, Mugambe told the officer: "Yes, I have a diplomatic passport."

The conversation ended with the defendant saying: "I came here as a student, I don't need anyone to work for me.

"I didn't come with her, she asked me because she has worked at my home before, she asked me."

Gasps were heard from the public gallery as the verdicts were given, and the court was cleared as the defendant appeared unwell.

Caroline Haughey KC, prosecuting, told jurors during the trial: "Lydia Mugambe has exploited and abused [her alleged victim], taking advantage of her lack of understanding of her rights to properly paid employment and deceiving her as to the purpose of her coming to the UK."

She alleged Mugambe, who was studying for a law PhD at the University of Oxford, had conspired with Ugandan deputy high commissioner John Leonard Mugerwa to arrange for the young woman to come to the UK.

Prosecutors said the pair participated in a "very dishonest" trade-off, in which Mr Mugerwa arranged for the Ugandan High Commission to sponsor the woman's entrance into the UK.

In exchange Mugambe would attempt to speak to a judge who was in charge of legal action Mr Mugerwa was named in, jurors heard.

She was also found guilty of conspiring to intimidate the woman to withdraw her support for the prosecution, and to have the charges against her dropped.

Mugambe's trial heard she had the intention of "obtaining someone to make her life easier and at the least possible cost to herself".

She denied forcing the young Ugandan woman to do household chores and said she "always" treated her with love, care and patience.

The young woman Mugambe tricked into coming to the UK, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the court previously she felt "lonely" and "stuck" after her working hours were limited.

According to her UN profile page, Mugambe was appointed to the body's judicial roster in May 2023, three months after police were called to her address in Oxfordshire.

Thames Valley Police commander for Oxfordshire, Ch Supt Ben Clark, said: "Lydia Mugambe is an extremely qualified lawyer, a Ugandan High Court judge and a UN Criminal Tribunal judge.

"After the offences had been reported to the police, Mugambe tried to evade justice by repeatedly claiming she had diplomatic immunity due to her status.

"Any immunity Mugambe may have enjoyed as a UN judge has been waivered by the Office of the United Nations Secretary General."

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn892zq6z43o

#21876766 at 2024-11-01 19:16:43 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26789: Come For The Memes, Stay For The BOOMS Edition

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2024/11/the_media_s_mammoth_thumb_on_the_electoral_scale.html


The Media's Mammoth Thumb on the Electoral Scale

American Thinker, by John Leonard



Posted By: Imright, 11/1/2024 10:00:09 AM

The problem isn't that Democrats openly and habitually lie about Donald Trump on a regular basis. The problem is that the media uses subliminal messaging to reinforce those lies. They are not fair, neutral arbiters. The media are Democrats, by and large. For example, Democrat strategist Aisha Mills recently appeared on Erin Burnett's show on CNN and blatantly lied about a recent comment from Trump, claiming he'd said that illegal immigrants to the U.S. brought in a lot of "bad genes" among other things. Mills's insane rant naturally invoked Hitler, but ranged from eugenics (What? Planned Parenthood and Margaret Sanger are icons within the Democrat party, and she wants to complain about eugenics?)

#9264810 at 2020-05-21 16:05:48 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11857: The Expand Your Thinking Edition

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https://twitter.com/SenateCloakroom/status/1263207936677089280

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1263207936677089280.html?refreshed=yes

Votes Scheduled: At 12:00 pm on Thursday, May 20th, the Senate will proceed to a vote on confirmation of Executive Calendar #653 John L. Ratcliffe to be Director of National Intelligence
Further, at 1:30 pm, the Senate will proceed to a vote on the motion to invoke cloture on Executive Calendar #602 John Leonard Badalamenti to be U.S. District Judge for the Middle District of Florida
Thursday, May 21st*. Votes Scheduled: At 12:00 pm on Thursday, May 20th, the Senate will proceed to a vote on confirmation of Executive Calendar #653 John L. Ratcliffe to be Director of National Intelligence