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Jade Divers of Big Sur | Valen Lambert

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By Valen Lambert, Noah Rawlings, Armin Rosen 
| County Highway
Dispatch Smelly beats, hippies, artists, and bums are drawn to the sacred energy of California’s most coveted coastal region There, they discovered a magical stone You want to see what the jade says Valen Lambert Big Sur inspires reverence.
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Don Lemon the Martyr

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By Armin Rosen 
| Tablet Magazine
NEW YORK — Working in media in 2026 involves you in a sustained crisis of purpose. No one reads anymore. The robots have permanently scrambled everyone’s sense of the real. Nation-states and intelligence services launch half-deviously invisible, half-insultingly obvious conspiracies to lie to you and to everyone. Once-venerable sense-making institutions survive by whoring themselves out to Qatar. Public relations professionals outnumber journalists by a disturbing 6-to-1 ratio.
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Iran’s Getting Wrecked… So Naturally the Experts Say It’s Winning

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By Armin Rosen 
| floppingaces.net
For those wondering whether America is winning in Iran, most current assessments pale in relevance to William Shakespeare’s Henry V. Toward the end of the play, the English king tallies the mind-boggling French losses at the 1415 Battle of Agincourt. In the end, they number more than 10,000, a “royal fellowship of death”—with the English losing a mere 29. While these numbers are a literary exaggeration, the historical record confirms that the English won big at Agincourt.
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