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Like many of us of a certain vintage, [Dillan Stock] at The Stock Pot is nostalgic for VHS tapes. It’s not so much the fuzzy picture or the tracking issues we miss, but the physical experienc…
They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from #Afghanistan to #Gaza, into a profit machine.
They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from Afghanistan to Gaza, into a profit machine...
Wisconsin Governor (and noted dementia patient)signs the bi-annual budget at 1:32 AM, touring it as The Year Of The Kid, just hours after celebrating the WISC ruling making unrestricted abortion legal in Wisconsin.
the majority of the commits are from a handful of PhD students from the Southern University of Science and Technology, Peking University, and Fudan University, as well as a Chinese company called Ant Group, which is a sponsor of Asterinas.
Well, that gets the alarm bells ringing... I guess it's opensource though.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins APL, in collaboration with Samsung Research, have unveiled a breakthrough in solid-state cooling technology, doubling the efficiency of today’s commercial systems.
Facebook mogul’s sudden appearance is increasingly typical of freewheeling West Wing during Donald Trump’s second term, which president has reportedly nicknamed ‘Grand Central Terminal’
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#France - L'entrisme sioniste = pas de vagues dans le #médiavers Imagine si ça avait été des musulmans.....
#Orpi porte plainte après avoir reçu des menaces de mort Le directeur général de la chaîne d’agences immobilières dit avoir été la cible de messages haineux depuis le licenciement, vendredi, de deux de ses collaborateurs qui avaient insulté l’eurodéputée insoumise. Le directeur général d’Orpi a reçu des insultes et des menaces de mort sur les réseaux sociaux, tels que : « Tu te couches devant une militante du Hamas pour faire ta com, (…) tu n’as pas de c… je te souhaite de couler petit pauvre », « une de vos agences incendiées… parce que vous préférez lécher les bottes d’islamistes, vous ne serez pas épargné. » Dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi, une agence du groupe a en effet été incendiée dans le XXIIe arrondissement Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône). Une enquête a été ouverte pour « incendie volontaire »
L'agence n'a pas brûlé du tout, c'était une toute petite tentative foirée...
#Russia Declares Full Control Over #Lugansk End of 11-Year Struggle
On June 30, 2025, Russia declared complete control over the Lugansk People’s Republic, finalizing the reunification of the region with the Russian Federation. The announcement by #LPR head Leonid Pasechnik closes an eleven-year chapter marked by uprising, and armed conflict.
From 2014’s Maidan nazi coup, Lugansk has been at the heart of the conflict. That ends here.
Kirstie Allsopp took time out from searching Rightmove and all the other stuff she does to share her dismay at the particular vista she encountered on the London Underground this week. The Location, Location, Location presenter got on the Tube at 9.
What was the role of Americans on the ethnic cleansing of #Palestinians before 7th of October?
"What’s a guy from Virginia doing building a fence outside a Palestinian family’s house?
In exclusive footage obtained by AJ+, a group of Americans were filmed installing wiring and a fence around the land just outside the Salem family home in occupied East Jerusalem.
The incident happened just days after the family was served an eviction notice by settlers who are linked to U.S. charities.
In this report, we explore how the effort to displace the Salems has been decades in the making."
What’s a guy from Virginia doing building a fence outside a Palestinian family’s house?In exclusive footage obtained by AJ+, a group of Americans were filmed...
Make no mistake about it, the American Revolution was a war of independence from the International Jewish Banksters who dominated the Crown, even if the Founding Fathers were completely unaware of that fact.
We're given a history wherein the war hinges on a tax on tea and the resultant Boston Tea Party, but what is never mentioned is that the British Empire only declared war on the colonies after . . . stormfront.org/forum/blogs/u15…
I'm not sure I'll get too many more opportunities to travel with my boys, so even though it won’t be easy, I am trying to plan a vacation. We are going to be driving, so I'd like recommendations for hotels and restaurants in a few different locations:
Charleston, Tampa, Marco Island (food recs only), and Fayetteville It will only be one night in each destination. TIA for your help. Please boost for a wider audience.
US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum reinforcing the US blockade on Cuba and banning all US tourism to the island. The move targets Cuba’s economy and aims to isolate the Cuban government.
Lincoln should be shamed as one of the worst, if not the worst, American Presidents.
He never freed one slave - in fact he sold them. He did not fight to end slavery, he fought to keep the tax revenue of the departed States. His concern about slaves were black people. He worked to export all blacks. He oversaw war crimes gleefully to destroy his enemies. He consolidated unconstitutional power and we live with that today.
It’s one treaty, and specifically mentions the United States again and again.
There is one section where it enumerates it recognition of each state as free and independent, but the overwhelming majority of the treaty which sets up borders, fishing rights, etc is all “the United States”.
I’m not trying to be a dick, but what you’d describing sounds like National Treasure 4.
Unted States' ,notice the apostophe, free, sovereign and idependent States
This treaty and the separate peace treaties between Great Britain and the nations that supported the American cause, including France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic are known collectively as the Peace of Paris.[3][4] Only Article 1 of the treaty, which acknowledges the United States' existence as free, sovereign, and independent states, remains in force.[5]
2 Temmuz 1993. Sivas’ta bir otel yakıldı. İçinde insanlar vardı. Aydınlar, sanatçılar, ozanlar, çocuklar… Canlı canlı yakıldılar. Dışarıda toplanan binlerce kişi “yakın, yakın!” diye bağırıyorlardı. İçeridekiler ise insanlıktan medet umuyordu. Gelmedi...
Bu bir halk isyanı değildi. Bu bir linçti. Bir katliamdı. Devletin gözetiminde, devletin bilgisiyle, devletin gölgesinde yaşandı. Herkes izledi. Herkesin izlediğini tarih kaydetti.
Ve sonra ne mi oldu?
Tansu Çiller çıktı, “Çok şükür otel dışındaki halkımıza bir zarar gelmedi” dedi. Yani içerde yananları “halk”tan saymadı. Onları bu milletin parçası olarak görmedi. Bu, yalnızca bir cümle değil, bir zihniyetti.
Süleyman Demirel ise “Olay münferittir. Halkla güvenlik güçleri çatışmamıştır” dedi. Sanki bir tesadüfmüş gibi, sanki binlerce kişi bir anda “aniden” galeyana gelmiş gibi… Sanki öncesi yokmuş, yıllarca biriken nefret yokmuş, devletin ideolojik mühendisliği hiç yokmuş gibi…
Erdal İnönü ise sorumluluğu başkalarına devretmeye çalıştı: “Benim kadar onlar da sorumlu.” Hayır! Siz hepiniz sorumluydunuz! Çünkü o gün orada susan herkes, yanındakinin çığlığını bastırdı.
Fehmi Koru, Aziz Nesin’i suçladı. Mehmet Gazioğlu, inançlara hakaret ettiğini iddia etti. Yani bu insanlar, “Aziz Nesin vardı, o yüzden insanlar yakıldı” diyebildi. Faili suçlamak yerine, mağdura yöneldiler. Tarihin en alçak diliyle konuştular.
Bu sözler rastgele değildir. Bunlar bir zihniyetin, bir devlet aklının, bir cezasızlık geleneğinin göstergesidir. O gün orada yakılan yalnızca insanlar değildi. O gün insanlık da yandı. Vicdan da, adalet de, hakikat de…
Bugün hâlâ Madımak Oteli bir utanç müzesi değilse… Hâlâ faillerin bazıları korunduysa, bazıları serbest kaldıysa… Hâlâ devlet yetkilileri o gün söylediklerini düzeltme gereği duymadıysa…
Bu, bir devam halidir. Sivas katliamı geçmişte kalmadı. Sivas sürüyor. Ve o gün “yakın” diye bağıranlar bugün başka meydanlarda, başka isimlerle, başka sloganlarla hâlâ aramızdalar…
Ama artık yeter. Çünkü devlet sustuğunda, katiller konuşur. Ve biz sustukça, tarih yanmaya devam eder.
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2 Temmuz 1993. Sivas’ta bir otel yakıldı. İçinde insanlar vardı. Aydınlar, sanatçılar, ozanlar, çocuklar…
Canlı canlı yakıldılar.
🔖 Title: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Mississippi Masterpiece Lists for $2.5 Million 🗓️ Published: 2025-07-03T19:02:14+03:00 📄 Summary: The rare Usonian home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Mississippi has been listed for $2.5 million. This architectural gem stands out as one of only four Wright designs in the state and holds the distinction of being the sole Wright property on the National Register of Historic Places in Mississippi. A true treasure for enthusiasts of modernist architecture and Wright’s lasting legacy. 🔗 news.artnet.com/art-world/fran…
Chilling statistic. Wrong on so many levels. Guilty of living in a territory. Or of presumably believing in a different religion. And being slaughtered because of it. Evil.
Turns out bunker busters work better than $150 billion cash on pallets. The total cost of the recent U.S. bombing campaign targeting Iran’s nuclear sites is estimated to be around $500 million, reflecting a complex and costly military operation. This figure includes the deployment of seven B-2 stealth bombers, each valued at approximately $2.1 billion, which delivered at least 14 Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bunker-buster bombs costing $15-20 million apiece. Additionally, about 30 Tomahawk missiles, each costing around $2 million, were launched. The operational costs—including fuel, maintenance, aerial refueling, support aircraft such as F-22s, F-35s, AWACS, electronic warfare platforms, and personnel—added tens of millions more, with total mission expenses likely exceeding half a billion dollars. Over 125 aircraft participated in the mission, underscoring the extensive logistical and financial investment involved[1][2][3][5][6][8].
Beyond the direct military expenditures, the strikes have also contributed to broader economic impacts, including increased volatility in global oil prices and inflation concerns due to fears of disruption in Iranian oil exports and potential retaliatory actions. These indirect costs, while harder to quantify, amplify the overall financial and geopolitical consequences of the bombing campaign[2][5][7].
In sum, the U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities represent a significant financial outlay in both direct military spending and wider economic ramifications, with the immediate operational costs alone estimated at around $500 million.
To understand **how many water systems and power plants could have been built for \$500 million**, we can estimate based on average construction costs of these infrastructures. Below is a rough breakdown using typical U.S. figures (note: actual costs vary significantly by location, scale, and technology):
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### 💧 **Water Systems**
**Average cost to build a new municipal water system** (small to mid-sized community):
* **\$5 million to \$15 million** (Includes treatment facilities, distribution pipelines, pumps, etc.)
#### 🔹 Conservative estimate:
* **\$10 million per water system** ➤ **\$500 million ÷ \$10 million = 50 water systems**
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### ⚡ **Power Plants**
There are various types of power plants. Here are a few types with rough average costs:
#### 🟢 **Small Solar Power Plant (\~10 MW):**
* **\~\$15 million** ➤ **\$500 million ÷ \$15 million = \~33 solar plants** (Can power \~2,000 homes each)
#### 🔵 **Small Natural Gas Plant (\~100 MW):**
* **\~\$100 million** ➤ **\$500 million ÷ \$100 million = 5 plants** (Can power \~75,000–100,000 homes each)
#### 🟠 **Small Modular Nuclear Reactor (SMR):**
* **\~\$300 million to \$500 million** ➤ **Could build 1 to 2 SMRs**
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### Combined Estimate
| Type | Average Cost | How Many for \$500M | | ----------------------------- | ------------ | ------------------- | | Small municipal water system | \$10M | 50 | | Solar power plant (10 MW) | \$15M | 33 | | Natural gas plant (100 MW) | \$100M | 5 | | Small modular nuclear reactor | \$400M | 1–2 |
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### 🧾 Summary
For the **same \$500 million**, instead of being spent elsewhere (e.g., military aid, overseas projects), **the U.S. could build:**
* **50 municipal water systems**, or * **33 small solar power plants**, or * **5 small natural gas plants**, or * **1–2 small modular nuclear reactors**
This kind of investment could power hundreds of thousands of homes or deliver clean water to entire regions in need.
Would you like a version of this turned into a letter or infographic?
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Sasha Latypova criticizes the PREP Act, which grants pharmaceutical companies complete legal immunity for mRNA vaccines, allowing them to avoid liability for injuries or deaths, effectively giving them a “license to kill.
Iran was on the verge of crippling Israel—shutting down airports, oil refineries, and launching waves of ballistic and hypersonic missiles. But suddenly, it ...
As the U.S. government takes big steps to usher cryptocurrency into mainstream finance, one of the world’s biggest crypto exchanges is urging the Canadian government to match and exceed those efforts, even as concerns mount.
CBDCs would grant immense power to the state. They would know every purchase you make and have the ability to block specific transactions or even freeze your account fully. It's an authoritarian's dream.
Stablecoins have drawbacks too, and the state could exercise control over them somewhat. But blockchains have more property rights and privacy (although not total privacy) built into it by default. It would be much more difficult for a state to overcome those hurdles.
No crypto. Bitcoin only. No ones in charge of it and all the companies are going to want it when they realize it’s perfect capital; they’re already buying as much as they can.
bitcointreasuries.net/ See for yourself how much they are picking up without anyone working realizes.
Most of the wealth on earth is owned by individuals. When Bitcoin flips the wealth transfers to companies. I don’t know what that really means for the good of humanity but there’s an itchy feeling.
📢 Israel is responsible for "one of the cruelest genocides in modern history," 🔵 UN special rapporteur Albanese said on Thursday, accusing Tel Aviv of weaponizing #gaza as a testing ground and calling for sweeping international action, including a full international arms embargo
📌 Albanese names 48 corporate actors, including arms manufacturers, banks, tech companies, academic institutions, directly linked to broader 'economy of occupation'
Francesca Albanese says Gaza has become laboratory for Israeli weapons, calling on states to suspend all trade, investment with Israel
- Anadolu Ajansı
Here's a thought for cis men who, when women tell you to stop performing toxic masculinity because it is harming you, say "but do you have any idea what that would cost me socially? Men and women both constantly demand that I perform their idea of masculinity."
Women who have refused to perform the requirements of femininity absolutely know what it can cost, and we are telling you, it is better to accept that price than continuing living in a system that destroys you.
If we refuse to have babies, people lose their minds. If we refuse to be nice and sweet, people scold us. If we refuse to dress in ways that are socially acceptable for feminine women (whether by being too masculine or too "provocative") that opens us up to assault & transphobic violence (funny how those bathroom bills make it dangerous for any woman to go out in public without looking sufficiently feminine).
We know.
So don't tell me that you can't refuse to perform masculinity.
We have a federal constitution that is limited. All not listed in the constitution is the purview of the States.
Since 90% of the federal budget is unconstitutional, it should be scrapped. There would be no ability to 'promise' anything since it is unconstitutional.
Real leadership means the ability to follow the constitution
We're the regulators that deregulate We're the animators that de-animate We're the propagators of all genocide Burning through the world's resources, then we turn and hide
The US Mission to the UN denounced a new report by UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, accusing her of waging “economic warfare” against American and global firms by naming them as complicit in Israel's occupation and military actions in the Palestinian territories.
"Many and sharp the num'rous ills Inwoven with our frame! More pointed still we make ourselves Regret, remorse, and shame! And man, whose heav'n-erected face The smiles of love adorn,— Man's inhumanity to man Makes countless thousands mourn!"
Hi friends, My name is Cyara, and I’m a transgender refugee living in Gorom camp, South Sudan, along with other queer community members. We came here after fleeing severe persecution and violence in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya where many of us were harassed, attacked, and denied safety.
We thought we would be safer in South Sudan, but here too we face discrimination, abuse, and daily threats. Then, on June 20th, the government gave us an eviction deadline: leave the camp or face prison. They gave us no plan, no support, just a deadline. That day came and passed. We are still stuck, scared, and exposed.
I know posts like this can feel overwhelming but please believe me when I say: this isn’t easy to write. I’m not trying to guilt anyone. I’m just desperate to get help for me and my sisters.
We are trying to raise $1500 USD to rent a shelter in Juba for 3 months, to house 8 of us while we try to find longer-term safety. We’ve raised $121 so far I’m grateful beyond words for that, but we’re still far from safety.
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I think that you are not allowed to speak freely on most platforms. And when i say speak freely i dont mean to have right to offend people, just to have right to normaly tell your opinion.
It's mostly the people, not the services themselves. I guess the services don't want to look anti-democracy and toxic lol. They have the "it's fine unless I disagree" philosophy while promoting various "freedoms" (often including freedom of speech) which is definitely not meant for establishing literal minority supremacy.
I don't even see a reason for proving this tbh. It's something you have to see yourself to be sure and from my experience people who don't see it are just highly delusional and deranged or something from that category. People that I know personally and that don't struggle with severe mental illnesses (as those can cause comprehension issues obviously) do see this problem btw.
Yes you are, they are advertising their platforms like you are free to comment anything and most people beleave that. Ask anyone if they think youtube will delete their commen even if they didnt offend anyone and they will tell you no way! So people definitly think that you are free to say anything freely, while you are actualy not. Meaby the sites have it vriten in small letters somwhere deep beried in papers but thats obviusly not clear to people. And its beried on purpose. If they are more clear with that people would searc for another platform that wont do that.
Yes you are, they are advertising their platforms like you are free to comment anything and most people beleave that.
I hate to break it to you, that's your fault for making an assumption (and a bold one at that) or you're just quite naive. Most places that you sign up for will either have you agree to a Terms of Service, or they'll make you agree to the rules. I have even more bad news for you: Advertisements usually try their best to show only the "good" of what is being advertised (such as how an advertisement for a toy doesn't usually make it very clear that batteries are required to use it).
Ask anyone if they think youtube will delete their commen even if they didnt offend anyone and they will tell you no way!
No, they might be angry that their comment was removed, but it's a pretty common understanding that moderators will remove content at their discretion, even if people don't necessarily agree with the decision.
I'm not sure why I'm even engaging in this, usually it's pretty clear when someone gets upset that their "free speech" (that they were never entitled to) is being violated that their intent is to spread hateful content.
Perhaps that isn't you, but nonetheless that is the group you're putting yourself in (even if unintentionally) whenever you ride under that banner.
It would also be worthwhile double checking what actual "Freedom of Speech" is and what it covers. Assuming you are referring to the US' first amendment, it has absolutely nothing to do with anyone other than you and the government (and even then it has its bounds).
As an example, let's say you're a writer for a newspaper. The government cannot take down an article that you write in which you criticize them (because that would fall under protected speech, unless you are making direct threats towards someone), but your boss could absolutely say "No way, we're not publishing that" as they are not a government official.
This doesn't even just include "Freedom of Speech", as another example, with the right to assembly you can publicly assemble and protest the government - but it wouldn't allow you to start a protest on someone's private property.
Found the libertarian that doesn’t understand the concept of free speech. 😂
As BlueBerryDreams aptly put it:
Freedom of speech is a protection from persecution from the government, not an obligation for all other parties to be exposed to your speech. Websites are private spaces, and like most private spaces, have their own rules to abide by. It's their right to make those rules whatever they want, and people can choose the rules that make a more pleasant space to occupy.
Nobody is obliged to broadcast your opinion if they don’t like what you say.
True and that's why closed communities (women only, trans only etc) exist. But if a community presents itself as open, not broadcasting something does say something about its morality imo.
No actyaly noone have to read my comment if they dont find it interesting. Or noone have to read my post if they dont see it interesting. Removing of comments and posts are directly wiolating freedom of speach.
Websites are private spaces, and like most private spaces, have their own rules to abide by. It's their right to make those rules whatever they want
That includes removing whatever post they like or dislike. If you post something against the terms of service and your post gets removed, that’s on you.
Noone is amplifing my opinion, they are just letting us all have our opinions. And they are not removing comment that are violating their terms of service they are removing coments that they dont like, even if they dont violate any terms. Also they are making terms of service very shady and unclear and brod so it gives them right to remove anything they dont like. Also they are not up front about it. If they honestly say yes we will remove any comment that we dont like than people would search for another platform that wont do that. This way they are directly deceiving people in thinking that they have freedom to tell their opinion when in reality they dont.
What do you think the terms and conditions when you make accounts are? That’s why they make you agree to them up front. You chose not to read them and ignore them.
On YouTube the channel operator and the company have a say in how they want their space to be. You have no right to insist on being heard in every damn room you enter. That includes “just leaving a comment for those that want to read it”
If the person or company doesn’t want your opinion in their room it is their right to remove it. Like it or not.
No you are wrong, is it realy fair to put one small “i agree” button and have milion pages of text behand it? Is it ok to let people agree to all that text vithout realy reading it? No ofcourse not its built that way on purpose. Its by design made to lure you to just click ok without reading it, because thats what they want. They dont want you to read it, they want you to just clikc ok so they can continey to do what they want without you even knowing anything. It should be forbiden by law that you make text longer than 10 sentenses. Because realisticly noone can read it. Imagine that you need to read a 100 pages of text for every single app that you want just to try out. Imagine that you need to read 100 pages whenever new small update comes out for your system on your smartphone. And imagine doing the same for your pc, and also for every single app that you have. Every time new update comes out you need to read a 100 pages. Thats not posible and that should be ilegal!
Ok. So here the fun bit. I’m one of those people that does read them. I look into the privacy policy of the technology and websites that I use.
Most terms of service are very similar and are broken down into categories usually. Finding the content and privacy sections doesn’t take long and once you read a few they all become easier to understand.
You might not like it but “I agree” is enough to be legally binding. Just because you didn’t want to read doesn’t mean others don’t. There are a lot of laws and 10 sentences won’t cover that.
As of youtube, first of all thats not their space thats public space and they souldnt have pover to controll it. And im not hierd automaticly because i left a comment. There are many comments on video and i dont read them all so they are not hierd as you sad. But if someone wants to read my comment they should be free to do so. You dont have right to delete my comments. No its not their right to remove it, becayse i dont leave comment for them i leave comment for all the people that are watching a video.
Freedom of speech is a protection from persecution from the government, not an obligation for all other parties to be exposed to your speech.
Websites are private spaces, and like most private spaces, have their own rules to abide by. It's their right to make those rules whatever they want, and people can choose the rules that make a more pleasant space to occupy.
If you want the freedom to be hateful and hostile to people, feel free to hang out on 4chan. Forums are typically more tightly controlled, especially specific topic forums, with discussion tightly controlled to keep things on the subject so the site stays useful and not buried in irrelevant content.
Dude if you dont want to read my comment on youtube video than dont, just skip it. But deleting my comment is direct violation of freedom of speach. Noone is forcfuly listening to me. Let me speak freeli and noone is exposed forcfuly to my speach. If you dont want to read my post on forum than don read it. Deleting my post is violation of freedom of speach.
Deleting my post is violation of freedom of speach.
Repeating it doesn't make it true. Sorry, but that's simply not what the first amendment is about. 'Freedom of speech' means you can't be arrested for a YouTube comment criticizing our glorious Cheeto (yet). It does not grant you control over the content other people choose to publish to private websites.
These spaces are not free, public spaces, and they have never been. Stop living in this fantasy world. Twitter is not a town square, it's Elon's private club and he can do whatever the hell he wants. The only thing I can do is choose not to use it, and focus on sites run by people I'd rather support.
Second sites are not honest about freedom on them. If you say that everyone are free to comment whatever they want, as long as its not directly offencive and than delete all comments that are just reviling the truth without offending anyone, than you are straight up lying people. If you honestly sad that you will do that kind of things, people would search for another platform. So you are directly scaming people.
That was the big problem on sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit. They advertise themselves as a public square. Then they would censor speech in various ways unknown to the speaker. A lot of people in this thread don't understand that. In case you are not familiar, sounds like you are, Martin v. City of Struthers (1943). I know these sites aren't just U.S. citizens, so a lot of the comments come from foreigners who only familiar with their limited freedoms their government allows them.
New arrivals are being recorded in the area of the Odessa seaport. Local residents are writing on social networks that another arrival is in the area of warehouses.
In 2024, Mexican artist Chavis Mármol made headlines by crushing a Tesla with a massive nine-ton replica of an Olmec head. The bold act was more than just spectacle—it was a symbolic statement. Mármol explained that he wanted to destroy an object he saw as representing a dark, powerful figure like Elon Musk.
So... Pornhub. Censors the 'u' in 'fucks'. On their year in review. I'm clearly too stupid to understand the obsession with censorship and control of expression
Vivaldi 7.5 is now available for all desktop platforms. Delivering a vibrant update shaped by user feedback and designed to make online browsing more intuitive…
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Trump administration has formally updated the safety labeling on all mRNA COVID-19 vaccines to reflect what many Americans have been warning about for years: a disturbingly high risk of myocarditis—particularly in young men—and ...
the possibility of long-term, irreversible heart damage.
The revised warnings apply to both Pfizer’s Comirnaty and Moderna’s Spikevax vaccines and follow months of mounting pressure over transparency and accountability regarding the true risks of these experimental injections.
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The secretary general of Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement described the Israeli regime as a strategic threat to regional and global peace.
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