NEWS: 2026 Top-20 overall recruit Alex Constanza has committed to Georgetown, he told @Rivals. The 6-foot-8 small forward becomes Georgetown’s highest-ranked recruit in nearly two decades — and the program’s second-highest-rated prospect of the modern recruiting era. https://t.co/vv4dBzzL4M

The CPC Hustle: How a Fake Genocide Became Capitol Hill’s Favorite ATM Washington, D.C. – It’s 2025, and the hottest ticket on the Hill isn’t a bipartisan infrastructure bill or a TikTok ban. It’s the Nigerian Genocide Narrative™, freshly dusted off, repackaged, and ready for prime-time grift. The pitch is simple: scream “genocide,” wave a blurry video of bandits on motorbikes, and watch the dollars rain down like manna from a Pentagon budget line nobody reads. The man with the megaphone? Donald Trump, who on October 31 redesignated Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) for religious freedom, claiming Christians face “mass slaughter” at the hands of “radical Islamists.” The man with the motive? Not in the Oval Office. He’s in a Georgetown townhouse, sipping overpriced coffee with a Rolodex. In 2020, Trump’s first CPC tag stuck for a hot minute. Aid got frozen. Headlines blazed. Then Biden took office, read the actual State Department reports, and quietly lifted the designation. Why? Because the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) couldn’t find the genocide with a GPS and a prayer chain. Violence in Nigeria’s north? Real. Targeted extermination of Christians? Not in the data. Bandits kill farmers. Farmers fight back. Muslims die. Christians die. Traditionalists die. The only pattern is poverty, not prophecy. The hustlers panicked. Their “humanitarian” NGOs registered in Delaware, operated from WhatsApp saw funding dry up. One consultant reportedly sold his Range Rover. Another had to fly economy to Abuja. Tragedy. Enter 2025. Trump’s back. Truth Social is popping. And suddenly, the genocide is existential again. The same grainy clips from 2018 resurface, now with dramatic music. Behind the scenes, the hustle is surgical. Step 1: Leak a “report” to friendly think tanks. Cite “thousands killed” without dates, locations, or names. Step 2: Book a fact-finding trip. Five-star hotels. Per diem. Instagram selfies with “survivors” who are actually the hotel concierge. Step 3: Trigger the Religious Freedom Industrial Complex. Evangelicals donate. Congress allocates. The money flows to “security training,” “awareness campaigns,” and “administrative costs” (read: a condo in Dubai). The Numbers Don’t Lie (But the Hustlers Do) Nigeria’s population: ~50% Muslim, ~50% Christian. Annual violence deaths: ~8,000–10,000 (UN estimates). Victims by religion: Roughly proportional to population. CPC funding pipeline (2020–2021): $47 million in “religious freedom” grants. Amount reaching actual victims: [redacted for comedic effect]. The Nigerian government that is flawed, chaotic, but not stupid responds with a diplomatic middle finger. “This is banditry, not blasphemy,” says the Foreign Ministry. “We’ve neutralized 3,000 terrorists this year. Half were Muslim. Where’s their CPC?” Let’s be clear: Nigeria has problems. Boko Haram is evil. Herder-farmer clashes are deadly. Corruption eats aid. But turning a national crisis into a sectarian cash cow helps no one except the middlemen with American passports and Nigerian accents. The irony? The loudest voices screaming “genocide” have never buried a cousin in Maiduguri. They’re too busy burying the truth under donor decks. Their real religion isn’t Christianity or Islam—it’s capitalism. And their holy sacrament? The earmark. 1. Demand data. Not vibes. Not viral videos. Actual body counts, verified by the UN or African Union. 2. Follow the money. Every “NGO” getting CPC cash should publish receipts. Down to the last bottle of Evian. Until then, the CPC hustle rolls on. Same script. New season. Same losers: the dead, the displaced, and anyone who still believes Washington cares about Africa for any reason other than leverage, lithium, or lobbyists. Call it what it is: not genocide. Just good old-fashioned greed, dressed up in a dashiki and a cross. No faith required. Just facts.

Toyota RAV4 2.5L Hybrid with 424,384 km (263,699 miles) on the clock. The customer had a fault and reduced engine power. Turns out he was 180,000 km (111,846 miles) too late for service. https://t.co/As4kwimdtt https://t.co/6pbmrs7sYL

According to Bryan Vorndran, chief of the FBI's cyber division, almost EVERY American's sensitive data — such as birth dates, home addresses, and Social Security numbers, is accessible on the dark web, often selling for as little as $2. Is this an ad for the dark web? https://t.co/xQFR2fsoEW

Strategic game planning occurring. https://t.co/ULiS1QfXHt

I know n8n's monthly pricing is killing some startup founder's automation dreams. I've watched too many smart founders: - Get excited about n8n automation - Hit the $20/month paywall for basic features - Realize they need $100+/month for real workflows - Give up and go back to manual processes They were doing everything "right." → Building useful automations. → Connecting their tools. → Seeing real results. But n8n's cloud pricing still has a fundamental problem: It punishes you for usage. → You can build unlimited workflows: that's free. → You can add unlimited team members: that's free. → You can create unlimited steps: that's free. But the moment your automations actually run? That's when the meter starts spinning. The more operations you execute, the higher the bill. The more successful your automation becomes at doing its job, the more expensive it gets. And here's what makes it worse: Most people don't know there's a free alternative that's actually BETTER. → Self-hosting n8n gives you: • Unlimited workflows (vs 5 on free plan) • Unlimited operations (vs 5,000/month limit) • Full feature access (vs restricted cloud features) • Complete data control (vs trusting their servers) • $5/month hosting cost (vs $20-100+ cloud pricing) But everyone thinks self-hosting is "too technical." The tutorials make it sound impossible: "Just configure your Docker containers" "Set up your reverse proxy" "Configure your environment variables" If you don't know what those words mean, you're stuck. So you end up paying 10x more for cloud hosting while the solution that would save you hundreds sits right there, unused. I went through this exact journey. Paid n8n $100+/month for months before realizing I could run the same thing for $5. And after finally figuring out the self-hosting setup… I decided to document what should've existed from day one: A complete n8n self-hosting guide written for business owners. Everything you actually need to know. In the order that makes sense. • Simple self-hosting setup (no Docker confusion) • Cost breakdown: $5/month vs $100+/month • Getting started with your first workflows • Core concepts in plain English • Working automations you can deploy today • Solutions to every setup roadblock I've encountered If you're paying too much for n8n cloud, or you gave up on automation because of cost, this changes everything. Like + Comment "SELFHOST" and I'll DM the complete guide. (Must be following for DM access)

Honda | Official | News Honda Cars India Registers Total Sales of 10,518units in October 2025 ✅ Domestic Sales: 6,394 units ✅ Export Sales: 4,124 units ✅ Growth: 15.3% YoY increase in domestic sales ✅ Key Driver: Strong performance of Honda Amaze https://t.co/yxlCtzaYwC

Amy Klobuchar on the shutdown's SNAP disruption: "People are starving. They’re using these people as bargaining chips." https://t.co/wk51Bnjigu

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