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I'll be on this platform until Ukraine is victorious no matter what.
That said, if X becomes unsafe all of my personal content will be removed. I will post my life on other platforms. Details/updates in comments, TBD.
Russia Delenda Est.
Some guy on /r/genealogy discovered that the CEO who led the Titan submarine expedition that killed five people underwater had an ancestor who caused an explosion on a ship that killed six people including the U.S. secretary of state in 1844. Doing the work.
@dadstartingover She's exhausted and resentful and it's been going on so long it's probably too late. He probably doesn't help reduce her workload at all and treats her like a human home appliance. If he actually pulled his weight with the household and the kids he would be exhausted, too.
New: A Republican member of the election board in Forsyth County, Georgia, challenged dozens of midterm ballots, claiming four were cast by dead people. ProPublica found all four are alive. https://t.co/rs6C7alzf6
More evidence the ad — praised by Trump and Vance — was a mass casualty event for Republicans in Ohio: Republican Turner says Ramaswamy ad sunk his reelection in Ohio https://t.co/KTvwzqO7xf
Now that you know Sarah Westall’s website was set up by a GRU collaborator with direct links to Aleksander Dugin’s information warfare network, consider this. She appeared in a video with Mike Adams of Natural News. Staff writers at Natural News embedded videos from the U.S. Treasury-sanctioned South Front in their articles. South Front receives taskings from the Russian Federal Security Service. Getting a better understanding of the ecosystem now?
And Scott Colom did it by beating a senator who:
> went to a segregation academy, then sent her daughter to one
> has in-law relatives who murdered a Black civil rights activist in broad daylight and were let off for it
> put on Confederate gear at Jeff Davis’s home and called it “the best of Mississippi history”
> “joked” about lynchings and making it harder to vote
Guy who took some Epstein files to Russia in 2013 and later admitted to planting fake news in the US, offering to cause additional rioting in Seattle in Oregon with the aim of racial division, fights against cops, conservatives hating liberals… shows off his bag of 🇷🇺cash.
I have a whole chapter in my jeffrey epstein book on Dougan. (You spelled his name wrong) He was a former Palm Beach Sheriff’s deputy. He has really made the rounds!
Dear @WhiteHouse: I attended a closed-door House Foreign Affairs hearing on AI export controls last year in which Jensen Huang testified.
Would have been helpful if you told Congress that Mr. Huang was having an affair with a Chinese spy who ran a company that needed AI chips.
@HotsnowFella I want to reply to every comment but unfortunately cannot. Sometimes I'm in-between tasks and/or overwhelmed and am using my "scrolling time" to self-soothe before I'm off to the races. I try to "like" every comment though.
I’ve been thinking about something lately.
Back when my old account had around 11K followers, I made a point of replying to every fella who commented on my posts.
Sometimes it was a hell of a job. But I did it.
Not because I had to. Because there was a real person behind every comment, and I wanted them to know I saw them.
I lost that account. I’m here with a smaller one now, but I still believe the same thing.
And I have to admit, it makes me a little sad when I regularly interact with some bigger accounts, supporting them, replying, trying to have a conversation, and all I hear back is crickets. 🦗
I understand that nobody can reply to everything. That’s not my point.
It’s about the feeling that we’re actually here together.
I didn’t join NAFO to be someone’s audience.
I joined to be part of a community.
Where a fella with 50 followers matters just as much as one with 50,000.
Where we notice each other. Talk to each other. Look after each other.
That’s the NAFO I love.
And I hope we never lose that spirit. 💙💛
Also remember the best disinformation ops are a mix of true and false: The 60/40 rule typically applies. With Wikileaks a bunch of the leaked documents were genuine. They were mostly embarrassing/shameful and put computer systems and intel sources at risk. But a lot was fake.
Kegbreath & his slag wife are a disgrace.
There are signs everywhere reminding you 2 comport yourself appropriately & honor the sacrifice of not only the soldier interred there but for all soldier that do not make it home.
The sentinel was more than correct when he chastised them
@jgmac1106 Oh absolutely. But she called out the scenario in the (probably fake) DM convo for a believable and provable reason: She was not assigned to Kirk because of her mother's death. That's easily verifiable.
She might still be a total cunt.
Fair warning on the John Mark Dougan hack: Because Dougan himself is a prolific creator of fabricated screenshots and fake documents, I recommend taking EVERYTHING you see with a grain of salt and not clicking on any links, or going down any rabbit holes. Leave it to the pros.
The fact that pro-Ukrainian accounts on X are being restricted or silenced is a problem I am experiencing firsthand.
I find it alarming that a platform of this scale could increasingly contribute to the manipulation of public opinion.
It was a historic mistake for the United States to allow one of the world’s most significant media outlets to fall into the hands of an oligarch with a highly questionable political stance. The consequences are grave.
Democracy requires the free formation of opinion—not algorithmic manipulation or the one-sided suppression of voices.
Not much has been achieved in Abu Dhabi, but the framing of the talks has nevertheless been harmful, particularly for the Europeans. The Russians have achieved their goal of opening a discussion about the post-war European security order, which Kushner and Witkoff were ready to embrace.
1. The U.S. – clearly Kushner and Witkoff, with Trump’s blessing – wants to bring about not only peace for peace’s sake, but also an opening for business deals with Russia. They probably want a credible excuse for opening a business track with Russia. After the midterms, securing business opportunities for family members and friends might be one of their goals. And here Europe might be an obstacle to remove – EU sanctions will prevent the launch of some envisaged U.S.-Russian business ventures, such as gas deliveries to Europe.
It is probably beyond Kushner and Witkoff’s comprehension what Putin really wants. They do not understand Russian thinking or the implications of concessions to Moscow for European security. They have no understanding of Russia’s goals and policies towards NATO, the EU and within the OSCE, either now or in the past.
Kushner during the press conference: “Something is clearly not working…”.
They say they want to preserve existing institutions and make NATO stronger, at the same time as Russia wants to undermine them. It is good that Gen. Grynkewich took part in the talks, providing a link to the realities on the ground. And these realities include – according to the Polish Defence Minister – the Pentagon agreeing today to station troops permanently in Poland and not objecting to Poland acquiring land-based Tomahawk missiles.
2. The Europeans – are being drawn into a tricky game. Ukraine wants Europe on board in order to secure European backing in its difficult talks with the U.S. Europe wants to know what the U.S. is discussing with Russia regarding the end of the war and post-war Ukraine, and for all the right reasons. The problem is that both Russia and Kushner/Witkoff have just sprung a trap by opening up discussions on post-war European security with the Europeans. And this trap carries two major risks.
First, it broadens the scope of the discourse. Once the topic has been opened and the Europeans have been drawn in, Russia and the U.S. will push Europe further towards engaging in these talks, with an unpredictable outcome.
Second, Europe has the problem of not being a single entity, of having differing perspectives and representatives, some of whom – in the race to “represent Europe” – might be more willing to go beyond previously agreed common positions.
All in all, I hope there is enough sense within the E4, EU and NATO to understand where this is heading, as Russia is unlikely to shift its positions.
Fair warning on the John Mark Dougan hack: Because Dougan himself is a prolific creator of fabricated screenshots and fake documents, I recommend taking EVERYTHING you see with a grain of salt and not clicking on any links, or going down any rabbit holes. Leave it to the pros.