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Musk: Trump’s budget proposal is political suicide for Republicans en.news-front.su/2025/06/29/mu…

Musk: Trump's budget proposal is political suicide for Republicans

American businessman Elon Musk has criticised US President Donald Trump’s spending and tax bill, saying it is political suicide for the Republican Party. He wrote about this on his social media page, citing poll data.
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Jazzilla

@fuknukl

Actually, this email was not. It got thru a filter with an 8 second timer on it (if it took the sender less than 8 seconds to fill out and send the message, it's regarded as spam and discarded).

My company creates filters like this. Cuts 99.9% of spam.

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Jazzilla

@pepsi_man

A great place to insert that lead in (grizzled truck driver, muttering incomprehensible epithets under his breath as he closes in the last 200 yds) would be during the cutaway of the stacked side view, accompanying a shitty, 1960s zoom in and the air horn as the crescendo leading to the horizon drove off final scene.

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#Whole #World is Going into a #Meltdown – Steve Quayle


Whole World is Going into a Meltdown – Steve Quayle

Renowned radio host, filmmaker, book author and archeological dig expert Steve Quayle is saying the recent wins in the Supreme Court on nationwide injunctions, Biden autopen scandal and Iran nuke program bombings are all setting America up for very …
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Bronx Anti-War Coalition: Strength and Victory to Iran! iacenter.org/2025/06/29/bronx-…

Bronx Anti-War Coalition: Strength and Victory to Iran! - International Action Center

June 26, 2025 Following is the URL for the statement “Strength and Victory to Iran” issued by the Bronx Anti-War Coalition (BAWC) on June 19 in response to the U.S.-backed Israeli aggression against Iran: bronxantiwar.org/statements/iran.
Janet (International Action Center)

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Chinese military praised for contributions to global health eng.chinamil.com.cn/CHINA_2091…

Chinese military praised for contributions to global health - China Military

China's military has made significant contributions to global health undertakings, said a senior official of an international organization Thursday at the ongoing sixth Pan-Asia Pacific Regional Congress on Military Medicine in Beijing.
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Russian-speakers in Odessa are ready to join as the Fifth Phalanx in a inside attack and a wave of sabotage against the Kiev regime and the British special forces, Russian media report.
Moscow will sweep everything to end the war.
The same media are talking about an uprising in #Odessa, as the people have been driven to absolute despair with “very little time to wait, for the liberation of Odessa,” as they say.

There is a feeling that Odessa is under foreign occupation...

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Spartacus

..as many foreign military personnel in the city. #Poles, #French and #Germans are everywhere.

In addition, #Brits are training Ukrainian units (GUR) for naval operations.

There are checkpoints everywhere on the streets of the city.
#Odessans who disagree with the regime are forced to starve because they cannot go outside for fear of being immediately sent to the front.

Now is the time for Uprising.

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Redpill Project - The World Is About To Change | Ep. 973 The Daily Dose

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The World Is About To Change | Ep. 973 The Daily Dose

The World Is About To Change | Ep. 973 The Daily Dose Visit Josh WEBSITE https://redpills.tv SUBSTACK https://redpillproject.substack.com TELEGRAM https://t.me/redpillstv X https://x.com/@realjoshuare
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Explore Cyprus with Convenient and Budget-Friendly Transportation

Embarking on a journey to Cyprus? Navigating the beautiful landscapes of this Mediterranean gem is made easy with a variety of transportation options. Let's delve into the details of seamless travel experiences, from taking a taxi from Cyprus to Ayia Napa to exploring Transport larnaca airport to ayia napa Transfer from ayia napa to larnaca airport, traveling from Larnaca airport to Ayia Napa, opting for a Paphos airport to Ayia Napa transfer, and finally, making your way from Larnaca airport to Limassol.

1. Taxi from Cyprus to Ayia Napa:

For those wishing to skip the driving hassle, a taxi ride from Cyprus to Ayia Napa is an excellent choice. The approximately one-hour journey, depending on traffic, unfolds a scenic route across the island. Taxis are readily available in most towns or can be pre-booked for added convenience.

2. Transfer from Larnaca Airport to Ayia Napa:

Arriving at Larnaca airport and aiming for Ayia Napa? Opting for a transfer ensures a swift and comfortable journey. Secure your transfer either online or at the airport, keeping a close eye on pricing and travel time considerations before confirming your booking.

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When traveling from Larnaca airport to Ayia Napa, choose the option that suits your preferences. While booking a transfer is the most convenient, taxis and public transport are also available. While public transport may be a cost-effective choice, it's essential to factor in potential longer travel times and less comfort.

4. Paphos Airport to Ayia Napa Transfer:

If you find yourself at Paphos airport, a transfer to Ayia Napa unveils a two-hour journey with breathtaking views of the island. Secure your transfer in advance or upon arrival at the airport for a seamless transition to your destination.

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For those aiming to reach Limassol from Larnaca airport, a transfer is the optimal choice for a quick and comfortable arrival. Book your transfer online or at the airport, ensuring you review pricing and estimated journey times for a stress-free experience.

In conclusion, Cyprus offers an array of transportation options to suit every traveler's needs. Whether opting for a taxi, transfer, or public transport, planning ahead and checking prices and travel times will ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey across this stunning island.


Transfer from Larnaca Airport to Ayia Napa by taxi

Taxi and minibus. Larnaca airport to Agia Napa €60. Fixed prices / Payment options / Child seats. WhatsApp, Viber, Telegram.
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Among the best weekend trip destinations I’ve experienced, Malmo ranks high for its clean streets, friendly vibe, and easy transport. cheap weekend trip

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cmdlk [New York, NY, New York]

@scottdhansen I'm not sure they have prominent scent glands. I'm very familiar with muskrat and beaver glands. I did a cursory look and removed the fat for this purpose but it is what it is.

On pelt, it's summertime, worth nothing. Very springy. Not sellable anyway (it's not a furbearer) but I would keep it during winter although I never get these in winter.

Woodchuck, groundhog, I think same thing.

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Syria Today: From the Fall of a Centralised Government to the Al Qaeda Junta thewallwillfall.org/2025/06/28…

Syria Today: From the Fall of a Centralised Government to the Al Qaeda Junta

While Western narratives would have you believe that Syrian ‘rebels’ have organically overthrown a ‘brutal dictator’ and replaced him with a fair and democratic regime, the reality is far from this…
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Jabalia is the death camp of #zioNaZis invaders. They don' t forget it. todon.nl/@prolrage/11327717594…
Their new attempt of invasion in the camp being confronted properly (as the legacy of Jabalia let us know). #IDFterrorists have been executed in mass by the forces of #Palestinian #Resistance. (gr) eksegersi.gr/diethni/i-tzampal…
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Of course IOF's reaction was to commit massacres against civilians, like in Al Ahli hospital and al-Saeed Hospital nbcnews.com/video/video-shows-…
From #Gaza they will leave defeated or dead. Till that time they will show to all the peoples around the globe their sadistic, disgusting, fascistic face.
#IsraelTerroristState #IsraelWarCrimes #destroyIsrael #antifa

Video shows aftermath of deadly strike on hospital in Jabalia, Gaza

At least 15 people were killed when an Israeli attack hit the Yemen al-Saeed Hospital in Jabalia, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
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Proletarian Rage

The destruction of #Jabaliya is massive. It's something extreme. And if you remember the death IOF spread among innocent civilians it gets even worse. But from this rubble #idfterrorists left defeated. They say Jabalia was the command centre of the #Resistance and they never even reached the "elimination" (they were imagine...) of the resistance. Till their withdrawal they had every day injured and dead #zionazis soldiers.
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@israel @palestine

Drone footage shows scale of devastation in Gaza's Jabaliya refugee camp

Drone footage from the Jabaliya refugee camp shows the scale of devastation caused by Israel's bombardment.Subscribe to Guardian News on YouTube ► http://bit...
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Much of my family left Turkey after my great-grandfather was murdered in the Armenian Genocide. Turkey, Israel, and many other countries still deny this genocide occurred. It’s a denial that enables genocides like that in Gaza to take place today.

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#Palestine #Israel #Gaza
@palestine @israel


Denying the genocides of the past enables those who carry out the genocides of today

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Hofmaimaier

Die Aussage, dass Filme nur mit weiblichen Pferden gedreht werden, ist ein Mythos bzw. eine vereinfachte Darstellung. Es gibt jedoch einige praktische Gründe, warum in vielen Filmproduktionen oft Stuten (weibliche Pferde) oder Wallache (kastrierte männliche Pferde) bevorzugt werden:

  1. Wallache und Stuten sind ruhiger und besser kontrollierbar

Hengste (unkastrierte männliche Pferde) haben oft ein temperamentvolleres und dominanteres Verhalten, besonders in Gegenwart von Stuten. Das macht sie schwerer zu kontrollieren, was bei Filmaufnahmen ein Problem sein kann.

Wallache sind durch die Kastration in der Regel ruhiger und einfacher zu handhaben.

Stuten sind zwar zyklusabhängig manchmal launisch, aber meist berechenbarer als Hengste.

  1. Sicherheit am Set

Ein Filmset ist voll mit Menschen, Technik, Lichtern und oft lauter Geräuschkulisse. Pferde müssen in dieser Umgebung ruhig bleiben und präzise Anweisungen befolgen. Stuten und Wallache sind in der Regel zuverlässiger in solchen Situationen.

  1. Optik ist wichtiger als Geschlecht

In vielen Fällen ist es egal, ob das Pferd männlich oder weiblich ist – Hauptsache, es sieht so aus, wie es die Rolle erfordert. Die Zuschauer erkennen ohnehin selten das Geschlecht des Pferdes auf der Leinwand.

  1. Mehrfachverwendung eines Pferdes

Oft wird ein einzelnes Pferd durch mehrere Pferde "gedoubelt" (z. B. für Nahaufnahmen, Stunts etc.). Dabei müssen alle Pferde möglichst gleich aussehen. Da Hengste schwieriger mit anderen Pferden zusammenarbeiten, werden lieber Stuten oder Wallache für solche Gruppenarbeiten eingesetzt.

Fazit:

Es werden nicht ausschließlich weibliche Pferde in Filmen eingesetzt – aber Stuten und Wallache sind aufgrund ihres Verhaltens, ihrer Trainierbarkeit und der Sicherheit am Set meist die bessere Wahl. Hengste sind eher die Ausnahme, außer es ist für die Handlung oder eine besondere Szene notwendig.

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GNU/翠星石

Yes, LTE only does IPv6.

Mobile networks can offer IPv4 via the standard mechanisms while tunneling everything, but since that wasn't cursed enough, there are some networks that no longer do that and only offer a special kind of IPv4 tunnel protocol to ensure only demon rectangles can get IPv4 working with the network (bonus points for making MMS only worth with IPv4 of course).

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Captain Benjamin Louis Salomon - MOH for service in Saipan, WWII

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For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above & beyond the call of duty. Captain Ben L. Salomon was serving at Saipan, in the Marianas Islands on July 7, 1944, as the Surgeon for the 2nd Battalion, 105th Infantry Regiment, 27th Infantry Division. The Regiment's 1st & 2nd Battalions were attacked by an overwhelming force estimated between 3,000 & 5,000


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Toby Rogers explaining his position as a vaccine abolitionist.

"I had hoped for Aaron Siri, FDA. And that didn't really happen. And so we're in this very strange moment where we had massive expectations. And the political system that our reformers went into is broken. And so I have a lot of empathy for the challenges they face in DC. But as somebody who's not in DC, I'm just going to keep telling the truth. And the truth is, the current situation is untenable. It's unsustainable. We need more”

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EPISODE 287: VACCINE INVESTIGATOR TOBY ROGERS

Inside the vaccine wars with a man who knows more than just about anyone. Toby Rogers was so shocked by the data he saw — that he wept for days. A powerful interview that might change the way you think about ALL shots.
Trish Wood (Trish Wood Is Critical)

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Show HN: Octelium – FOSS Alternative to Teleport, Cloudflare, Tailscale, Ngrok

Link: github.com/octelium/octelium
Discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4…


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I won the lottery! A few weeks ago I bought my first scratch off ticket in years and won zero. Then this week I bought another scratch off ticket and won $4. That means I'm up $2. I'm considering reinvesting my winnings in 4 $1 tickets. Or I could bask in entertainment value I've already received and spend my winnings on something foolish, like a taco from an unfamiliar taco truck.
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TJ of the Side-Eye

@Max_Imum

It's a poor and stupid tax.

It's also an occasional source of amusement. I feel like I've received at least $2 worth of fun from the purchases. Sometimes I'll give them to folks as part of a present, strictly for entertainment.

Buying more than a few per year is dumb. That's not entertainment, that's gambling.

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over_clox

Given that the average healthy body temperature is ~98.6⁰ F, and humidity on the Gulf Coast tends to be so high you gotta drink the air, I prefer temperatures 85⁰ or lower.

With high temperatures and high humidity, sweat can't even evaporate, forcing your internal body temperature into unhealthy feverish levels. I'm not a fan of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.

I'm also not a fan of freezing temperatures either, but at least people can dress in layers to keep warm when it's cold.

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My knee-jerk reaction to this article from @adamshostack was a cynical [citation needed] re “artists from all mediums emphatically support the use of AI.”

On further reflection…well, that’s still my response to the eyeball-grabbing lede, yes, but the actual article is what I wish we’d had instead of this inane hype avalanche:

Artists poking at the new thing, playing with it, finding its possibilities, critiquing it, problematizing it, asking us to ask what it is, helping us see it with fresh eyes from many angles. infosec.exchange/@adamshostack…

Adam Shostack :donor: :rebelverified: (@adamshostack@infosec.exchange)

Well, this is one way to introduce a topic: > Artists from all mediums emphatically support the use of AI, saying it augments and enhances their work, expanding what is possible.
Infosec Exchange
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Paul Cantrell

I’m fond of quipping that arts education is •the• foundational form of education, and that education in any field should never stray too far from being arts education.

It’s little wonder that the forces that push investment bubbles and wealth concentration are so hostile to both the arts and education. And we need to recognize that hostility, which is so often cloaked as support:

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Paul Cantrell

But here’s the thing: anyone could make music •before• gen AI. Some more skilled or more artistically successful than others, sure! But that’s not the point. •Doing it• is the point. •Living it• is the point.

A product that promises to generate it for you so that you neither do it nor live it is antithetical to the point, is hostile to the idea of art itself.

(Note: that’s exactly what the artists in the OP are •not• doing! They are all grabbing the AI and actively •doing• and •living• while poking at the curious new object.)

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Paul Cantrell

Similarly, hostility to education cloaks itself as support by saying that education should be useful, should be practical, should be focused only on what students need, should be narrowed to what students need, should narrow students, should narrow students into being only what capitalism needs.

I wrote extensively about this dangerous line of thought here:

innig.net/teaching/liberal-art…

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What Liberal Arts Education Is For – Teaching – innig.net

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Paul Cantrell

Maria Montessori:

❝Our care of the child should be governed, not by the desire to make him learn things, but by the endeavor always to keep burning within him that light which is called intelligence.❞

❝We cannot know the consequences of suppressing a child's spontaneity when he is just beginning to be active. We may even suffocate life itself. That humanity which is revealed in all its intellectual splendor during the sweet and tender age of childhood should be respected with a kind of religious veneration. It is like the sun which appears at dawn or a flower just beginning to bloom. Education cannot be effective unless it helps a child to open up himself to life.❞

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R

i don't think i disagree with any of your "actual" points, but i kinda don't like the specific phrasing of "anyone could make music <or other art form>"

i've recently been doing some more-serious self-experiments and found that I *definitely* (neurologically?) cannot hear what other people seem to hear in music (amusia is a thing, apparently). everyone around me nowadays also suspects i have awful undiagnosed dyspraxia which made me *hate* "doing art" as a child

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Fighting in War Still Didn’t Prepare Me for Prison’s Mental Health Crisis

Helping those in distress at my South Carolina prison was much harder than I expected.

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#prison #trauma #SouthCarolina


Fighting in War Still Didn’t Prepare Me for Prison’s Mental Health Crisis

I overcame PTSD after fighting in war, but I had no encounters with other mental illnesses until I helped people in crisis at my prison.
Derek S. Carter (Prison Journalism Project)

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Hundreds of Thousands Slaughtered, but the Establishment Obsesses Over a Glastonbury Chant - Dorset Eye

As relentless bombardment and mass killings continue in Gaza, with entire neighbourhoods wiped out and children buried under rubble, the corporate media and political establishment have once again shown where their true priorities lie: policing langu…
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More Americans are biting their tongues, not because they don’t care, but because they’re afraid to speak.

From DEI to the war in Gaza, people are more afraid to speak their minds now than during the Red Scare, according to a political scientist who has been conducting surveys.

This “spiral of silence” is real. It’s stifling democratic debate and amplifying the loudest, most aggressive voices.

theconversation.com/self-censo…


Self-censorship and the ‘spiral of silence’: Why Americans are less likely to publicly voice their opinions on political issues

Nearly half of Americans say they feel less free to speak their minds.
The Conversation

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📢 #FaggotTourney FINALS!!!!

:siren: Last Chance! :siren:

We have to get out all of NAS to get SRK the title he deserves!

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