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Kash Patel and the Collapse of Serious American Leadership

Before Congress sat not Kash Patel, Director of the FBI, but Kash the Distinguished Discoverer — wizard, children’s book protagonist, and MAGA mythmaker-in-chief. This wasn’t testimony. This was theatrical canon-building, pinched...

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Cyberlux

The Drones, the Debt, and the Defense That Isn’t There

When someone says you owe them money, the cleanest defense is the simplest: you don’t owe them...
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Court Eyes Receivership After Defense Contractor Fails to Pay Millions

The remand wasn’t just expected. It was inevitable. Cyberlux tried the federal escape hatch twice, once in...
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Revenue Reversal Is Not a Growth Strategy

The Great Unwinding: Cyberlux’s 2024 Annual Report Is Here—and It’s a Mess By the end of Q3, Cyberlux...
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The Remand Was Telegraphed. Now It’s Reality. Texas, You’re on the Clock.

It’s always satisfying when a prediction lands, but this one didn’t require a crystal ball—just a half-decent...
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They Took the Government’s Money. Then Took Care of Themselves.

"A company is allowed to make investments," someone posted, all puffed up with confidence. "A company can...
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I Called Out a Defense Contractor for Blowing Taxpayer Money—And People Are Mad About My Pronouns

For some time now, I’ve written extensively about Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL), and recently, that coverage has...
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The Cyberlux Fire Sale: Creditors Want Datron, But Taxpayers Might Want Answers

Cyberlux Corporation (CYBL) is running out of road. A federal judge just dropped a minute order wiping...
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Why I Refuse to Stop Writing About Cyberlux Corporation—Because Taxpayers Deserve the Truth

I have been writing about Cyberlux Corporation—accused by some of incessantly regurgitating the same points—because their actions...
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The Cyberlux Scandal: How Taxpayer Funds Went From Drones to Luxury Purchases

At first glance, Cyberlux’s financial chaos might look like simple mismanagement—vendors going unpaid, a government contract gone...
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Cyberlux Took the Bags, Skipped the Bill—Now They’re Facing Civil Theft Charges

If Cyberlux was hoping for a distraction from its growing legal and financial mess, the latest lawsuit...
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March 14: The Day Cyberlux Runs Out of Excuses

If you’ve been following the Cyberlux courtroom saga, you know we’ve been waiting for the silver bullet—the...
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Cyberlux Just Shot Itself in the Face. Twice

The courtroom is a battlefield, but every so often, a fight ends not with a long, drawn-out...
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Coincidence? Cyberlux Drops Litigation Update the Same Day a Federal Judge Questions Their Case

Cyberlux Corporation has been playing a dazzling game of legal hopscotch, and if there were awards for...
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Why Texas Fraud Laws Matter in the Cyberlux Case: The Hidden Risk in the Receivership

Court filings don’t announce themselves with flashing lights and sirens. They don’t scream “Something shady is happening here!” in...
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Nine Months Later: Who Actually Owns the Drones?

Government agencies are not known for being indecisive when it comes to property. If you forget to...
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From Shadows to Spotlight: Cyberlux’s Reckoning and My Vindication

The photo that accompanied a 2023 Wall Street Journal article on Cyberlux Corporation is strikingly emblematic of...

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