Speaking of which:
Here's the article without signing up or whatever I would have to do to read it.
this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2025
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Dude come on how many site owners give you a quality RSS feed for every upload at this point FBI doesn't have anything better to do? Solved the US child rape issue yet boys? Found what was in the Epstein safe we ᴍɪsᴘʟᴀᴄᴇᴅ yet boys keep me posted boys?
Yes Bill Barr found the contents and handed them to some Russian asshole. Maybe Peter Theil or Bibi too.
Unmask? For what
The subpoena, which was posted on X by archive.today on October 30, was sent by the FBI to Tucows, a popular Canadian domain registrar. It demands that Tucows give the FBI the “customer or subscriber name, address of service, and billing address” and other information about the “customer behind archive.today.”
“THE INFORMATION SOUGHT THROUGH THIS SUBPOENA RELATES TO A FEDERAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION BEING CONDUCTED BY THE FBI,” the subpoena says. “YOUR COMPANY IS REQUIRED TO FURNISH THIS INFORMATION. YOU ARE REQUESTED NOT TO DISCLOSE THE EXISTENCE OF THIS SUBPOENA INDEFINITELY AS ANY SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD INTERFERE WITH AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW.”
Gotta love how the FBI is stupid enough to think that it has jurisdiction over a Canadian company
Everyone competent is gone. Kash Patel's FBI is a circus filing chapter 11.
not good