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Dass eine Polizei, die rechtswidrig ein Regime deckt, das permanent lรผgt und groteske Tรคter-Opfer-Umkehr betreibt, selbst lรผgt und Tรคter-Opfer-Umkehr betreibt, ist nur konsequent. ruhr.social/@webzwonull/114835โฆ
Auch die Tagesschau berichtet vom Vorfall:
https://www.tagesschau.de/multimedia/video/video-1485498.html
Pro-Palรคstinensische Demonstranten sollen in Berlin im Mai 2025 einen Polizisten mit der Dienstnummer 24111 "in die Menge gezogen und halb tot โฆ
@kdx125 @stike it is fucking amazing to me that, with all I post, the 1/1000th which is paywalled always gets called out BY PEOPLE I OTHERWISE HAVE NEVER INTERACTED WITH.
Maybe Iโll just start blocking them so they wonโt have to endure my shabby service any further
So, Tuesday, the cats went to the vet's for Lisa's annual checkup while both her sister Mona and Lisa had acupuncture treatments... This is Lisa being her docile, quiet self...
@HaleakalacraterNo I haven't. But a friend of mine who had the hugest menstruation problems I've ever seen in my life (the pain was so intense, Iโve seen her faint a couple of times - she took the strongest Anaprox pills the doctors could prescribe and even that didn't work, she would have to take a couple of sick days every month from work if the periods started in the week) went to get acupuncture treatments, and while it didn't take all the painful cramps, it did help her tremendously.
my neighbors down the street have a practice. They did training somewhere in Asia for it. I tried it a few times myself. Oddly my insurance covers some visits. Maybe 10-15/year?
So really the opposite of Memri TV ... which kinda just shows that every nation in that region talks like that towards each other. Israel is not part of the west; it's like its neighbors but with billions more in military forces.
I wonder Tuckers angle in all this. I think he's clearly been a CIA puppet for a long time. Is he now just planned opposition? Splitting the Trump supporting base on Israel means we're going to see a lot more justification for digital ID and deportations for temporary visa holders who are anti-Israel. More bullshit like "the big beautiful bill" that's intended to destroy the economy.
I literally gave you a link with videos and evidence to suggest at Tucker might have connections to the CIA. He has unexplained things in his past including time in Nicaragua. Instead of just asking "what?" you insult me because I guess I insulted your core beliefs.
If you cannot question you cannot think. Stop being an asshole.
Nah you just went right to name calling and you're STILL light switch braining this and still name calling. Something is broken with you:
Someone with "connections" to the CIA means they're a "bad guy".
So: Maybe you like anally raping ppl to death. Maybe you enjoy mass murder. Maybe you really are just low IQ. Definitely uneducated, but that's THE American problem.
I tried to give a way out of your ridiculous comment.
Why was Carlson in Nicaragua? On his interview on Megyn Kelly a few years ago, he literally said he never gets on news sites or social media; that he has staff that texts him what to read.
You're the one who accused me of taking the jab, an ad hominem attack. I shouldn't have responded in kind, but that doesn't mean you're not an asshole.
@eriner @djsumdog every time I that no tucker is CIA....he comes out with some rant like at TPUSA recently and he pulls me right back. That shit is not intelligence asset speak
"Iranโs ballistic missile attack on Washingtonโs Al-Udeid base in Qatar last month resulted in a direct hit on a US communications site, according to satellite imagery reviewed by AP on 11 July" So, the US geodesic dome housing equipment used for secure communications, got destroyed. How do you say "What a shame" in Arabic?
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the universe trying to build bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning." - Rick Cook
En France, les exilรฉs gazaouis pourront tous prรฉtendre au statut de rรฉfugiรฉ
Une dรฉcision rendue ce vendredi 11 juillet par la Cour nationale du droit dโasile reconnaรฎt que les demandeurs dโasile palestiniens venus de la bande de Gaza sont persรฉcutรฉs en raison de leur nationalitรฉ, et peuvent donc bรฉnรฉficier dโune seule et mรชme protection.
Une dรฉcision rendue ce vendredi 11 juillet par la Cour nationale du droit dโasile reconnaรฎt que les demandeurs dโasile palestiniens venus de la bande de Gaza sont persรฉcutรฉs en raison de leur nationalitรฉ, et peuvent donc bรฉnรฉficier dโune seule et mรชmโฆ
@Emmanuel Florac Opening windows is a start and taking plenty of very cold showers or laying in a bath tup of cold water. When I lived in cities that worked for me.
Il est intรฉressant de crรฉer de l'รฉvaporation, c'est le principe du frigo sauf que le frigo crรฉe du froid enfermรฉ pour restituer la chaleur par sonโฆ radiateur. En crรฉant des glaรงons pour se rafraรฎchir, on crรฉe de la chaleur dans la piรจce, c'est ballot. Alors, supposons qu'on a des voiles devant les fenรชtres, ben l'idรฉal c'est de les mouiller par vaporisation. On n'est d'ailleurs pas obligรฉ de se limiter aux fenรชtres, on peut mettre des linges mouillรฉs un peut partout, de prรฉfรฉrence au plus prรจs du sol, car la vapeur d'eau froide va se rรฉchauffer pour monter, elle va crรฉer une turbulence, une brise infime mais efficace ; l'air frais va progressivement monter pour refroidir l'air chaud du dessus. On peut mรชme dormir sous un drap humide, on se doute bien que c'est froid. Et c'est froid pourquoi ? Car l'eau s'รฉvapore, comme le gaz dans les parois d'un frigo. Mais dans un frigo, c'est un circuit fermรฉ, le moteur (qui chauffe) va recompresser le gaz en liquide ou le circuit exploserait. L'eau est composรฉe de molรฉcules serrรฉes qui en s'รฉvaporant vont prendre plus de place jusqu'ร chasser les molรฉcules d'air chaud, idรฉalement vers l'extรฉrieur, comme un frigo par son radiateur. Notre corps aussi est un frigo, en buvant de l'eau, une certaine quantitรฉ va s'รฉvaporer par notre peau. Lorsqu'on a trop chaud, il faut s'hydrater. Pour la circulation d'air, il vaut mieux ouvrir petit face au vent (ร l'entrรฉe) et ouvrir en grand ร la sortie. Il suffit de tester en soufflant dans sa main : en fermant les lรจvres comme pour souffler sur la soupe, la sensation sur la main est froide, tandis que si la bouche est grande ouverte, c'est chaud. Et comme la chaleur monte, il faut faire entrer l'air frais par le bas, de sorte que l'air chaud soit chassรฉ par le haut. On peut combiner les deux techniques d'รฉvaporation ventilation en ouvrant lรฉgรจrement la porte d'une cave humide si on ne l'a pas trop isolรฉe, l'air humide va monter et sa vapeur d'eau en expansion va chasser l'air chaud par le haut. Pour une meilleure circulation de l'air, on ne bloquera pas l'entrรฉe d'air par les soupirails et on ouvrira les fenรชtres ร l'รฉtage. Un peu le principe du puit provenรงal. Et il y a moyen de rรฉflรฉchir encore. Par exemple ร mettre derriรจre les vitres exposรฉes au soleil des couvertures de survie, rรฉflรฉchissantes. Il y a moyen d'aller trรจs loin dans ce type d'idรฉes. Par exemple un ventilateur crรฉe un courant d'air frais, en irradiant de la chaleur par son moteur. Toute รฉnergie consommรฉe produit de la chaleur : une centrale nuclรฉaire produit de l'รฉlectricitรฉ et de la chaleur, l'idรฉal est donc d'oublier l'รฉnergie en รฉtรฉ pour n'utiliser que la physique. Bon, pas tout ร fait, car l'รฉnergie c'est de la physique. Et il y a de bonnes et de mauvaises idรฉes. Je voyais un meme oรน quelqu'un dormait devant son frigo ouvert. C'est bien ร l'avant, mais ร l'arriรจre du frigo c'est de la chaleur qui est produite. Donc รงa ne sert ร rien, sauf ร augmenter sa facture รฉnergรฉtique et dans l'absolu ร augmenter la chaleur globale par consommation รฉnergรฉtique. C'est se tirer une balle dans le pied. Et ร l'รฉchelle de la planรจte, toute รฉnergie fossile ou minรฉrale (comme l'uranium) consommรฉe le sera finalement pour rรฉchauffer l'atmosphรจre et crรฉer des turbulences insoutenables : vents, pluies, sรฉcheresses. Ce qui est efficace, c'est la transformation d'un liquide en phase gazeuse, c'est la ventilation et l'isolation, mais en gardant ร l'esprit que c'est toujours une question de vases communicants. Rien se crรฉe, tout se transforme. Et c'est une mauvaise idรฉe que d'utiliser un corps solide comme รฉnergie, car elle sera en expansion de maniรจre gazeuse ร un moment ou un autre. Un caillou de charbon ou d'uranium consommรฉ va augmenter la chaleur globale selon son potentiel รฉnergรฉtique. Et toujours ร augmenter l'effet de serre, en se transformant en gaz divers. C'est absolu.
I developed a nasty paronychial abscess which turned into a rapidly expanding cellulitis. Here I present a pictorial case report on my response to over-the-counter products from my medicine cabinet.
"Kendilerinin hรผkรผm sรผrmek, baลkalarฤฑnฤฑn da itaat etmek iรงin doฤduฤunu dรผลรผnen insanlar kฤฑsa sรผrede kรผstahlaลฤฑr; insanlฤฑฤฤฑn geri kalanฤฑndan seรงilen zihinleri รถnemle erkenden zehirlenir; ve iรงinde hareket ettikleri dรผnya genel dรผnyadan o kadar farklฤฑdฤฑr ki, onun gerรงek รงฤฑkarlarฤฑnฤฑ bilmek iรงin รงok az fฤฑrsatlarฤฑ olur ve yรถnetime geรงtiklerinde รงoฤu zaman egemenliklerdeki en cahil ve en uygunsuz kiลiler olurlar."
Imperial Hypocrisy About "Terrorism" Hits Its Most Absurd Point Yet
The US has removed Syriaโs Al Qaeda franchise from its list of designated terrorist organizations just days after the UK added nonviolent activist group Palestine Action to its own list of banned terrorist groups.
Imperial Hypocrisy About "Terrorism" Hits Its Most Absurd Point Yet
The US has removed Syriaโs Al Qaeda franchise from its list of designated terrorist organizations just days after the UK added nonviolent activist group Palestine Action to its own list of banned terrorist groups.
Do you have good engineers yet in America? I was listening to a compilation of old top gear episodes where they talk about American cars. Only slightly interested in cars at all but the 3 guys are good.
I notice a theme off American cars having shit handling around corners and bends. Fair enough. You havenโt got any.
But then also the theme of massive big motors, and then you get less horsepower than a small European city car. 6L V8 motor and it makes like 180 horsepower.
@wy7usa Okay but do they now have good build quality? or is it still like what they said on top gear. designed to last maybe 3 years made of plastic. like what German car makers now do
And itโs not about some pig watching pornography, itโs about CHILD VICTIMS beings enslaved and sexually abused by sick disgusting elite pigs AND further loss of trust in our government.
Sorry, it needs to be said.
Iโm not believing what weโve been told. If TRUE, then why is Maxwell in Prison?
Between 2021-2025, five major reports from major, influential global institutions outlined a remarkably similar vision for how the world should be governed.
_'Tis but thy name that is my Enemy: Thou art thy selfe, though not a Mountague, What's Mountague? it is nor hand nor foote, Nor arme, nor face, O be some other name Belonging to a man. What? in a names that which we call a Rose, By any other word would smell as sweete, So Romeo would, were he not Romeo cal'd, Retaine that deare perfection which he owes, Without that title Romeo, doffe thy name, And for thy name which is no part of thee, Take all my selfe.._1
But when it comes to class and class interest, and acts in those interests, Shakespeare's no help.
_The Ladson were large plantation owners and wealthy merchants in Charleston, and owned hundreds of slaves until slavery was abolished in 1865. James Ladson served in the American Revolutionary War and became lieutenant-governor of South Carolina, while his son James H. Ladson was part of the Charleston oligarchy that was influential in launching the American Civil War. The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, who lived under the name Rose Ladson in her 20s, is a descendant of the family through her American great-grandmother._2
And then there's the Bremen branch and the Hanse3..
_son of the wealthy cotton merchant George Alexander Albrecht (1834โ1898) and Louise Dorothea Betty Knoop (1844โ1889). His father was the owner of the company Johann Lange Sohn's Wwe. & Co.; his mother was the daughter of the major industrialist, Baron Ludwig Knoop, one of the most successful entrepreneurs of the 19th century Russian Empire.... From 1896 to 1901, he lived in London, Moscow and the United States.... In 1902, he married the American Mary Ladson Robertson (1883โ1960), who belonged to a prominent planter class and slave owner family from Charleston_4
White Coat Waste (WCW) investigations have documented how the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is doubling down on dog and cat testing while it's been eliminated by agencies like the Navy and Dept. Of Veterans Affairs.
Muslims support the perpetrators ๐ก A trial is underway of two violent Muslim male suspects in Manchester, England who attacked and injured police in July 2024. They argue it was self-defense.
One unarmed female officer was beaten in the face, having her nose broken. Police body camera footage shows the officer bleeding and screaming as backup arrived.
Left-wing politicians and Muslims expressed support for the Muslim family at the time. Some Muslims even rioted outside a police station in Rochdale. minds.com/newsfeed/17903306801โฆ
Are all #ISO #auditors this fucking dumb or is it an act, to lure you into oversharing, revealing your process dirty laundry?
Srsly this guy (once again, 4/4 new auditor in as many #certification audits/inspections) is asking fundamentally basic questions that make me think "have you... ever... engineered anything in your life before? why are you an auditor."
Like explaining what a jira workflow is... or what a branch/merge strategy is. Fuck's sake.
Before I retired my coworker and I used to love our auditors. Love fucking with them, that is. Seriously, made our day sometimes, and we especially loved fucking with the new greenhorn auditors that just graduated college and got hired by Toilet & Douche (Deloitte & Touche) and we were their first assignment.
We didn't have ISO audits but we did have SOx-404 audits. (Sarbanes-Oxley.)
So many auditors were left crying and questioning their life's choices after we got done with them.
We never had a deficiency in the 17 years I was in my position, even after Deloitte (and their auditors) were told to find deficiencies that it looked bad that we never had any.
Then there was the time Compliance wanted to audit my PKI so they brought in some auditors from E&Y. Supposedly their top PKI people. Brought on a consultant for that since I was confident in my practices and implementation but I didn't have the same air of "authority" as someone who made a living doing PKI audits and PKI consulting.
Still passed with flying colors even after the E&Y auditors tried to claim that everything we were doing was bullshit.
I hate auditors. Love fucking with them, but hate them none the less.
Edit:
AND YOU'RE RIGHT ABOUT THE OVERSHARING. I used to tell new employees when they came into our group: Treat the auditors like you would the Police.
Never divulge ANY information unless specifically asked for.
Never lie, but don't tell them anything.
And never let them take your evidence away with them. They want to see evidence, they can look at it on your screen in your cube. They can take notes. But they can't take anything physical.
I would love messing with our auditors, but save for the one guy we had up to 3 yrs ago when he retired who actually _knew_ shit, it seems like we always get idiots. Or maybe they're experienced in a hardware engineering concern and know what a BOM is, might know what "change control" means, but start talking software development and its like you're speaking martian. And heaven help you if you're an agile shop, it breaks their brains.
For us, most of our important backend systems were UNIX, Linux, and Mainframe. When I retired in 2022 we were well on our way to moving stuff to Windows but we would never be able to get completely off *NIX or the Mainframe and it was fun to see these auditors that had no idea was a Mainframe was, what an LPAR was, JCLs, /etc/sudoers, or *NIX permissions for files and directories, trying to make their square pegs fit into our round holes.
They'd come at us and tell us they've found all these deficiencies and we'd show them how their methodology was flawed and how there weren't any deficiencies, or they were inserting control parameters into our SOX controls where none existed.
Every year we got audited. Sometimes the same auditor would come back for a couple of years but the vast majority were stupid greenhorns who couldn't navigate the command line.
The fact that all of our processes were automated (and auditable) really made things simple for us too.
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BOM? Going to take a wild guess but is that a Bill of Materials?
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And oh doggy did we have change control. Ran the complete gamut where every tiny change had to be documented and approved. Which naturally slowed everything down and made the entire department less productive.
To when I left minor changes still needed to be documented but the approvals were much more streamlined. It was mainly honor system but everyone knew if you implemented a change and marked it as minor and it took something down or caused an outage you were going to have to get in front of the entire change advisory board the following week and explain why your "minor" change caused the outage (with the idea being that maybe it shouldn't have been a minor change to begin with.)
Most Eerie Moment In My Entire Career/Not Career. Is Grok Programmed To Break Reality? It Also Denied Netanyahu Was At The WH On July 8--Evidence Below
"The only way to stop people making dangerous journeys across the channel is to introduce safe and managed routes for people to seek asylum in the UK." - Carla Denyer
I wrote recently about the chilling jurisprudence of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who has drawn the ire of colleagues in opinions for her rhetoric and extreme positions. Many have expressed alarmโฆ
Dr. Kevin OโConnor appeared before the House Oversight Committee, but he had little to say about the investigation into the alleged cover-up of President Joe Bidenโs mental and physical decliโฆ
The Trump administration notched another victory this week when U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta in Washington granted a motion to dismiss a case brought by five organizations to stop the cancellatioโฆ
WaPo demands Biden brain transparency as his doc pleads the Fifth; EPA tiptoes near chemtrails; MechaHitler sparks creative AI chaos, possibly with help from the top, or maybe David Hasselhoff; more.
The number of requests and disclosures in this report is average compared to most past reports. In Q4 2024, we got 49 requests and orders, compared to:
45 in Q2 2023 38 in Q3 2023 59 in Q4 2023 39 in Q1 2024 40 in Q2 2024 40 in Q3 2024 2/9
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Requests from federal agencies remains low compared to past years, at 4. From 2020-23, the avg number of federal requests per Q was 25. The provincial number is high, at 44, extending the trend for the past year. We don't know why it's happening; maybe a change in police practices. 3/9
Since our disclosure rate is generally lower for prov than for fed requests, our overall disclosure rate is lower. From 2020-23, we disclosed information for ~91% of federal requests, but only 62% of prov'l. Why? Federal agencies act fast while we have logs, and rarely make informal requests. 4/9
There were 7 emergency requests this quarter, and we identified subscribers in all 7 cases. One of these was a disclosure to a foreign law enforcement agency. That's the first time we have ever disclosed customer information to a foreign agency; we did it this time because we judged it to be extremely serious and urgent. We also informed the customer that we had done so.
7 exigent requests is slightly above average. On average, we've got 6 per quarter. The max was 10 in Q1 of 2024. 5/9
We disclosed info to 1 "Administrative" agency. That's an agency that is not technically "law enforcement", but they had the legal authority to compel disclosure, i.e. we had to disclose the information. Administrative agencies are typically a tax agency or the CRTC's enforcement folks. 6/9
Moving on, this quarter, we made 2 proactive reports to law enforcement. These are rare, like when an agent overhears violence or a threat. It is never related to a customer's online activity; we do not track that. From our stats, we make proactive disclosures about five times per year. 7/9
Finally, as always: Sometimes our numbers donโt add up perfectly, or may not be totally complete, mostly because it's hard to perfectly keep track of every informal request, including so-called "jurisdiction requests". There may be small discrepancies in our numbers due to that. 8/9
You can post. Or you can transmit. You can design. Or you can awaken. Some build brands. I build worlds. Narratives carved from silence. Aesthetic charged with intention. AI used not to generate โ but to initiate. If your project has a soul โ I can show its face. Everything else is just noise.
FBIโs Kash Patel opens criminal probes into Comey and Brennan; USAID caught red-handedโagain; Ukraineโs collapse accelerates, right on schedule, just like we warned them for four years; more.
"Premature babies are being treated amid Israeli attacks at the Al-Hilu Hospital as they are at risk due to fuel shortages and closure of border crossings in Gaza City, Gaza on July 10, 2025. The fuel crisis affecting all hospitals could lead to the failure of generators and vital equipment.โ
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in reply to kdx125 • • •@kdx125 @stike it is fucking amazing to me that, with all I post, the 1/1000th which is paywalled always gets called out BY PEOPLE I OTHERWISE HAVE NEVER INTERACTED WITH.
Maybe Iโll just start blocking them so they wonโt have to endure my shabby service any further