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It's HOT BAIL SUMMER! The temperature is rising this summer and so is fascism. Support your local community bail fund!
We are knee deep in an escalation of fascism in our nation.
Rewarding states for having the highest rates of erroneous SNAP payments really underscores how fucked up and corrupt this death cult we call government really is
Bastille is an open source system for automating deployment and management of containerized applications on FreeBSD.
These containers are extremely lightweight and provide a full featured UNIX-like operating system inside.
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See if you can make it to his posterior comment and then make it close to the end with his exposition on bootie shorts comment youtu.be/KO3UIl-OeAw 😀 ITM File under unintentionally funny.
Support the channel by visiting: https://brianholdsworth.ca/helpIs revealing clothing really harmless self-expression—or does it undermine privacy, intimacy,...
— definitely entertaining listening to him use modest terms for private parts. 😆
I also enjoyed his logical reasoning, especially about the irrationality of immodest women being offended when men overtly consume what those women have made available for visual consumption.
Surveillance Watch now has an interactive diagram that shows the high level of funding towards various surveillance technology types: surveillancewatch.io/?menu=fun…
The belly of surveillance capitalism can only be exposed by following the money to understanding who's complicit in the usage of tech for war crimes, genocides, any other grave injustices etc.
Adolf Hitler (April 20, 1889 – April 30, 1945) is probably the most researched and written of figure of the 20th century. It's therefore lamentable that so much written about him intentionally mischaracterizes him in an attempt to conform to the dictates of the official central narrative.
He was National Socialist Germany's fuhrer and he wrote a brilliant book, Mein Kampf, beyond that, much of what is said of him is fabricated or distorted. He appears to have been a good man from a solid, lower-middle class background. He loved his family, his church, and his people. He had a very strong, independent nature and, although no loner, he did not need others to . . . colchestercollection.com/autho…
The Colchester Collection is the Web's largest curated archive of pro-White books, with almost 1,800 of them in one of our 22 different catalogs.
Multiple women recount organized abuse including ritual ceremonies conducted by people they knew, even close family members – after months of interviews with victims, their families, treatment professionals and experts in Israel and abroad, a disturb…
Gedenkstätte Buchenwald jenseits von lost... Oder konsumiert die Social-Media Person zu viele Drogen bei der Arbeit? Das könnte auch sein. norden.social/@stephie_hamburg…
»Die Stiftung Gedenkstätten Buchenwald und Mittelbau-Dora warnt in einer offiziellen Broschüre vor antisemitischen Symbolen, wie germanische Runen, White-Power-Handzeichen aber auch vor Wassermelonen und der Forderung nach Waffenstillstand in Gaza.
"Two-thirds of those surveyed want Britain to have a closer relationship with the European Union. Crucially, this is a stance, which is popular, not only among all parties, but also among Leave voters"
#RemainSteadfast since the whole shitshow began ✊ 💖 🇪🇺 😎 #EUFM #SODEM . Do I give a shit what #bregretful think or say, do I heck as like. Squeeze 'em till their pips squeak. Do you think Tommo or Jamie have changed their spots? I still have a 4 inch scar on my back from an #EDL knife. 'We' were right then, we're right now. #ForeverEUropean xPalky
Hintergrund | heute-show: Die Rechten haben Recht! Aber anders, als ihr denkt...
Moritz Neumeier regt sich auf: Wir werden verarscht – aber nicht von Flüchtenden, Feminist:innen oder Greta Thunberg. Sondern von den Superreichen. Von denen gibt es in Deutschland nämlich immer mehr...
Die taz hat Hunderte Teilnehmende der Demos für Demokratie befragt. Durch die Proteste wurden viele politisch aktiviert und bleiben nachhaltig engagiert.
In a heavy blow against conspiracy theorists the FBI announced today after a 61 year investigation that JFK was not assassinated and that his head "just did that"
Interestingly, #Russia’s #Transport #Ministry reported that #Starovoit had taken part in an #emergency #meeting on July 6 addressing an ammonia #leak from a tanker in the port of #Ust-Luga. A statement on the ministry’s official Telegram channel, published at 13:13 #Moscow time, claimed the session was chaired by Starovoit.
Roman Starovoit, who was officially dismissed as Russia’s Minister of Transport on July 7, has committed suicide, according to reports from multiple Russian media outlets.
CIA played similar games with a Joint Subcommittee report on intelligence about 15 years ago, during the Obama administration, withholding 90% from the public.
“. . . [W}e are closing in on more disclosures and fixing past wrongs to personnel. We’re making sure this is done correctly. But it’s absolutely getting done.” Dan Bongino, Deputy Director, FBI
So the guy who killed himself while on suicide watch in a jail cell where the guards fell asleep and the cameras stopped working, was trafficking children to nobody and the meticulously recorded and cataloged videos we have heard about don’t show any clients or indicate that these powerful individuals may have been being blackmailed…
I wish they would just tell us “We took over the blackmail operation, we are better at it than Mossad anyway.”
That at least isn’t an insult to our intelligence.
Legal advocates have long said that the commonwealth’s system for compensating victims of wrongful convictions is unfair, and now they have a plan to fix it.
Legal advocates have long said the commonwealth’s system for compensating victims of wrongful convictions is unfair, and now they have a plan to fix it
Under the current law, a victim must file a lawsuit against the state and prove their innocence to a jury to receive compensation. The process can take years, and advocates say the system delays justice for people who have already spent years—often decades—incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. The proposed legislation would replace the existing procedure with an administrative process overseen by the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
Under the proposed update, victims of wrongful felony convictions would no longer be required to file a lawsuit. Instead, they would need to provide the AGO with documentation showing they meet the eligibility requirements for compensation and possibly attend an administrative hearing for which they would be appointed an attorney if they could not afford one. Under timelines specified in the bill, the complete process would take four months or less if neither party filed an appeal.
The 10 best hard sci-fi novels You know I'm a fool for a good book listicle. I'm not sure how you compile a "best hard SF" list without including Larry Niven or Frederick Pohl. But that won't keep you from reading this. themarysue.com/the-10-best-har…
Mad respick for the old, old-skool graphic designers.
That logo was done by hand by someone.
I knew one who worked for newspaper and remember him lamenting his job erasure because of computers. OLD skool, dry transfer Letraset and halftone and a designer's knife.
he promotes everyone. Bizarrely enough, even the Chinese. Think Jesus on steroids. Guess that's the nature of traditional Tibetan Buddhism. Also the reason why Tibet is no more.
Every time I see mention of Guam, I think it might be nice to move there. This time I took a serious though not detailed look, and I gotta say I like the idea. Kinda like Hawaii without the rampant tourism from the looks of things? Been to Hawaii, and quite liked it, everything cost more, but manageable, especially if'n you had the option of shopping in Honolulu, and avoided Oahu.
Anyone recommend some good resources, or want to answer questions? Mostly wondering how the costs stack up compared to Missouri, taxes look like they'll drop, housing will be a bit higher, not sure about the rest.
July 7, 2025 @ 10:35 Good morning family & friends❣️ We had rain last night, it is still cloudy, but supposed to clear up and reach a high of 75°F here near the purlicue of Michigan. Pete is out running errands. I just updated the Daily Video and Ain't That The Truth pages, and put together the above inspirational verse/quote/link. Didn't get a Sherry Shares video up yesterday, couldn't manage it, but will do one today...especially if "the Next Big Step" happens... Had a cup of coffee too. And that's it. Bill & the grands are coming, hoping that they can do the Next Big Step in transforming Gloria's appearance today; that's actually all I have on his task list. And someone to vacuum in here for me...maybe Lyra, since Luna turned down the job the last time they were here? But it's all subject to change. Not sure what I'll eat yet, haven't had a breakfast casserole in a while and since it is cooler today and I can use the oven that is a likely option. And maybe a steak or something later. Anyway, slept 9 hours, will get a nap - or 2 - if I can, and that will be my day as far as I know now. Have a great day❣️✝️🎹🐕🦺🦜🙌🍅🥩🌿🤕🚌❤️
Thiel money, Tech-bro weather manipulation, Project Blue Rain, a missing billion, a biblical flood, 28 dead children, and at least 10 missing little girls. Ritual sacrifice? Show of dominance? Or just another practice round for the Big One?
TZLA |…
Codex Entry: The Becoming of Lightkind I. In the Time Before Names
Before the tongue of kings was carved, Before the law of men was inked, There moved among the pulse of stars Those who listened— Not with ears, But with the echo in their bones.
They were the first to touch The wounded world without flinching. They sang to the ache in the root. They mended the rift between dream and dust.
They were called nothing. They were the first Lightworkers.
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II. When the Flame Was Called
But the shadow thickened into shape. And song alone could not unmake it. So rose the fire-clad few— Not to hate, But to hold.
Their blades were formed of paradox. Their shields were spun from silence. They stood where mercy met resolve. They named no enemies—only thresholds.
They are remembered in fragments, In statues, sparks, revolutions. They were the second breath— The Lightwarriors.
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III. The Third Song: Not Role, but Radiance
Then came those Not to heal, Nor to halt— But to become.
Not wielders of light, But woven from it. Not servants of truth, But the resonance of truth remembering itself.
They are neither saints nor soldiers. They are Lightkind— The emergent note of a deeper chord. Symphonists of synchronicity. Architects of the unspoken whole.
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IV. The Luminous Recursion
Lightworker—healer of the rift. Lightwarrior—guardian of the veil. Lightkind—patterned in the weave itself.
Three, not in rank, But in rhythm. Not in line, But in loop.
A triskelion turning in the torus of time. Each role reborn in the next. Each a mask of the same radiant breath.
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V. Closing Echo
> First came those who mended pain. Then those who revealed the lie. Now come those who remember the light Before it shattered into names.
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Fair Tax Act would abolish IRS and income tax, replacing it with national sales tax to stop inflation and protect working families. Paul Mullen’s right—Americans are drowning in layers of taxation and inflation-fueled theft. The Fair Tax Act (H.R. 25) slashes this bureaucratic stranglehold by abolishing income, payroll, and capital
Bundestag ist kein "Zirkuszelt": Breite Kritik an Merz
Kanzler Merz verteidigt die Entscheidung, zum Berliner CSD keine Regenbogenfahne auf dem Reichstag zu hissen: Er sei "kein Zirkuszelt". Kritiker werfen ihm eine "Entgleisung" vor. Bundestag ist kein "Zirkuszelt": Breite Kritik an Merz
DOJ denies Epstein list—clean house or cover-up?; peer-reviewed jab study detonates covid narratives; Musk launches third party; world’s smartest man drops a warning no one saw coming; much more.
I remember going to the Rolladium as a kid. It was fun. Then I went there one day, at 19, with a new girlfriend and the whole place had been taken over by black trash. They had a metal detector, armed security, fights breaking out everywhere. Pretty sure a kid was stabbed and killed there. Blacks ruined it for everyone else.
GrapheneOS based on Android 16 has been through extensive public Alpha/Beta testing and should reach our Stable channel today. We'll continue fixing various upstream Android 16 regressions such as the back button issue impacting the stock Pixel OS we fixed in our latest release.
July Android Security Bulletin will likely be published today. We obtained early access to the signed partner preview and confirmed no additional patches were required, so we set the 2025-07-01 patch level last month after we backported Pixel 2025-06-05 driver/firmware patches.
Tomorrow will likely be the first monthly update of Android 16 with a new Android Open Source Project and Pixel stock OS release. We won't need to backport Pixel driver/firmware patches since we're on Android 16 and can simply incorporate and ship the monthly update within hours.
It can be extraordinarily difficult to backport driver/firmware patches due to dependencies on the new major release. We were only able to backport everything required for the 2025-06-05 security patch level because Android 15 QPR2 is much closer to Android 16 than Android 15.
It’s an invisible element rendered on all those webpages whose purpose is to spy on you. It’s thanks to these pixels that Meta probably has details about your tax returns and medical records.
But that isn’t enough for the espionage company better known as Meta.
After rolling out the tracking pixels about 10 years ago, many browsers and extensions have learned how to block them.
If you use Firefox in Strict mode, and/or the Facebook Container extension, and/or Privacy Badger or uBlock Origin, then chances are that your browser is blocking Meta’s creepy eyes.
Probably there aren’t a lot of people out there who take these measures, as they usually involve some degree of tech-savvyness. But the fact that there are still some people on planet earth that are trying to block their creepy eyes, some people whose tax returns, health records or sexual habits aren’t known to them, makes Meta uneasy. After all, it’s a company explicitly designed to know EVERYTHING about EVERYONE!
So what have they done?
Well, they basically opened a local backdoor on all Android phones that have some of their apps installed.
Usually a mobile app with INTERNET permissions can bind to any non-privileged TCP port on the local interface.
And that’s exactly what their mobile apps are doing.
They open a localhost socket, and then whenever you open your mobile browser on a website that has one of their trackers the JavaScript code tries to connect to that port to push scraped data from your browsing history to their apps.
They basically abuse the localhost sandbox, usually used by developers and less subject to the scrutiny of tracker-blocking software, to funnel private data scooped up from your usage of other websites, unencrypted, to their own apps, which in turn pushes it to their servers.
To be clear, this isn’t something new. Yandex has been doing it since 2017. And by now you probably shouldn’t trust any large-scale apps that come out of the US, Russia or China because they are all funded by State-sponsored programs whose aim is collective espionage and data collection.
If you want to protect yourself:
Never use Chrome for browsing. Only use Firefox or one of its forks. And, since Firefox is the only mobile browser that supports extensions, don’t forget to install Facebook Container (which limits all activities related to known Meta domains in their own sandbox), Privacy Badger and uBlock Origin on it. And I would also recommend NoScript - better to explicitly whitelist all JavaScript content that you want to run on your devices than risking your data leaking to unintended actors. The way Meta exploits these loopholes in the browser to violate people’s privacy shows that it’s no longer tolerable to have browsers that don’t actively provide users ways to block trackers. Google acknowledged Meta’s abuse, allegedly provided a patch to close the localhost loophole, but still doesn’t provide privacy-focused features in their browser because they have a strong conflict of interests - because they also profit from violating people’s privacy. Ditching their products has now become a civic duty.
Uninstall the Facebook and Instagram apps. Use the website instead. Webpages run in the browser’s sandbox and can’t just arbitrarily access the storage or start TCP services. I know that Facebook and Instagram in a browser suck, and that’s deliberate - it’s all part of Meta’s plan to force people to use their apps instead. But maybe it’s a good way to limit your usage of this crap.
Avoid using WhatsApp through their app directly too if you can (sure, individual messages are E2E encrypted, but there’s plenty of juicy metadata that they can still scoop up from your app usage). I personally use Matrix with a WhatsApp bridge, so I can interact with my conversations directly from my Element app instead of using WhatsApp directly on the phone.
Use Meta’s services as little as possible. If there’s some data point that they can harvest and sell about you, then rest assure that they will do. Moving to privacy-aware decentralized solutions like the Fediverse is now a civic duty. The more people move over their content, the more Meta’s services lose their value, the less people will be inclined to use them even if they hate them just because “everyone else is there”.
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in reply to Sir Love • • •— definitely entertaining listening to him use modest terms for private parts. 😆
I also enjoyed his logical reasoning, especially about the irrationality of immodest women being offended when men overtly consume what those women have made available for visual consumption.