Sgt.Tau

I'm a simple man, trying to make my way in the universe.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@NetworkChuck Thank you for sharing. It's always nice to meet another brother in Christ.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@TheOnlyDSC I'd love to see the @ArmedAttorneys cover incidents like this in a future video.

[Imtiaz Mahmood @ImtiazMadmood]

The Islamic regime has confirmed the death-sentence of 18 year old Melika Azizi was carried earlier today. Melika was arrested in January 2026 during nation-wide protests and charged with "moharebeh" (waging war against god for allegedly burning Islamic regime symbols.

In court, Melika told the judge: "You let so many young people bleed. How can I remain silent? I don't care just kill me"

She was a brave young lady!

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@lady_valor_07 The proper response to that type of server is to leave a penny.

[Decado @ItsDecado]

A close friend here in Tehran fought through a thousand layers of this digital blackout just to get a message to me.
I am putting it here so the diaspora and the Western pundits can look it in the eye.

They said: 'When I finally break through the blackout, I am greeted by people sitting safely outside, preaching their 'anti-war' worries. They cannot fathom that the mullahs slaughtered 40,000 of us in two days. We are being psychologically tortured by their moral grandstanding.

Those of us inside this cage know that cutting out a cancer is going to hurt. We are willing to take that pain, because it is better to die once than to be tortured every single day. If this war stops and the regime survives, we are all dead anyway our execution dates just get moved up.
From the Massacre of January until the first bombs fell, I cried every single day. When the strikes started, I was finally happy. But reading these 'anti-war' takes physically crushes me. It feels like a 100-kilo weight on my chest. It feels like these safe, comfortable people are grabbing me by the arms and handing me directly to the Islamic Republic to be raped.

We are embracing the fire and the fear because this is our last chance to end the nightmare. And yet, your 'peace' posts multiply our terror a hundred thousand times over.'

Hear us clearly. Silence the cowards who speak against this rescue mission. Every time you preach 'peace' while we are locked in with our butchers, you are pouring water directly into the regime’s mill.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@ScottPresler There is no way in heck I would trust the Republican party to honor that arrangement.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@sciencegirl Humanity.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

Now is the time for Iranians to take up arms and fight for their freedom. If there are no firearms available use whatever you have to take one. America and Israel are clearing a path, but it's up to the people of Iran to finish the job.
#IranWar #Iran #IranIsraelWar

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@GayRepublicSwag Smile and make yummy food noises while making sure they know how much I'm enjoying my meal.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@BarronTNews_ This is not going to go well for her. You would think she'd count the cost before doing something like this. When it backfires on her, she has NO ONE but herself to blame.

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

The Pentagon just announced it will use Iran’s own weapon against Iran. And the reason why tells you everything about what comes next.

Task Force Scorpion Strike is operational in the Middle East. America’s first kamikaze drone unit. The weapon is called LUCAS. It was reverse-engineered from Iran’s Shahed-136, the same drone Russia has launched thousands of times against Ukrainian cities. SpektreWorks, a Texas company, captured a Shahed, stripped it to the circuit boards, rebuilt it with American autonomy, GPS-denied navigation, and swarming capability, then mass-produced it at $35,000 per unit. Iran spent decades developing the Shahed. America cloned it, upgraded it, and deployed it back at its creator.

This is not symbolism. This is the munitions math solving itself.

Politico reported Pentagon insiders admit they have enough precision munitions for only 7 to 10 days of sustained strikes. Tomahawks cost $2 million each. JDAMs run $25,000 to $40,000. The magazine depth for a prolonged campaign does not exist. The Pentagon knows it. Iran knows it. And now you know why a $35,000 attritable drone that flies itself into the target in swarms of 40 is not a sideshow. It is the solution to the math that says conventional munitions run dry in a week.

You do not announce your kamikaze drone unit is “ready to participate” unless participation is being planned.

Meanwhile Geneva just ended. Araghchi called it the “most serious and longest” session yet. Nearly four hours in the morning, over two in the afternoon. He says “good progress.” The Wall Street Journal says the US and Iran remain “far apart on key issues,” with Tehran refusing to end enrichment, dismantle facilities, or accept permanent restrictions. Both of those statements are true simultaneously. Progress on tone. No movement on substance. The gap between “good progress” and “far apart” is the space where wars begin.

And now the clock has a face.

Trump meets all parties on Iran tomorrow and decides by 3:00 PM, before Wall Street closes. That timing is not coincidence. A decision announced after market close Friday gives the world a weekend to absorb it. A decision before close gives institutions exactly one hour to reposition. That is the architecture of a market-moving announcement, structured to prevent Monday morning shock while allowing Friday afternoon hedging.

Seven to ten days of conventional munitions. A kamikaze drone unit filling the gap. Geneva producing progress without agreement. The President deciding tomorrow at 3 PM.

Iran built the Shahed to terrorize its enemies. America turned it into the weapon that extends a 7-day war into a campaign Iran’s own invention makes affordable.

The clock is no longer counting days. It is counting hours.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

https://t.co/BrzGRrU3VW

[Jack Rhysider 🏴‍☠️ @JackRhysider]

I'm tired of medical providers telling me "HIPAA protects your privacy".

It's actually the exact opposite. HIPAA rules explain how your data is __shared__. The P means portability. It's all about how your health information is given to others, not how it protects your privacy.

Your data doesn't ever simply stay with your medical provider. As soon as they put it in their database it's instantly shared with insurance companies, their cloud service providers (like AWS), their lawyers, IT consultants, because those are all considered "business associates" under HIPAA and is allowed to be shared with them.

The government can access it... WITHOUT A WARRANT. 🤮

And then it's shared with millions of other entities. Like research institutes. They are supposed to anonymize it before sending it off to them. But de-anonymizing techniques exist. Like if they take out your name and social and most of your address, just simply cross referencing whatever data is left with other publicly available data about you, is enough to re-identify you. So de-identification before sharing or selling your data is hardly helping.

Whatever info you give your doctor, expect it to be shared again and again again and educate them on why HIPAA doesn't protect our privacy. Instead it

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Here's Chuck Schumer arguing for ID CHECKS in the 90s to prevent illegal aliens from committing fraud.

But I thought ID requirements were the same as "Jim Crow 2.0!"

What changed? 🤔

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@DJSnM @peterrhague That happens in just about every Sci-fi series, even my beloved Star Wars.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@YeOldeRelayer @EndGameWW3 @sentdefender Then I guess it's a lucky thing that a lot of the things Trump cares enough to try to do aligns with a large number of voter's desires.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 WTF: Leftist radicals in Minneapolis are ramping up, setting up MORE anti-ICE roadblocks, forcing innocent residents to STOP and show ID to prove they’re not federal agents!

Where are the local police?

[Clandestine @WarClandestine]

⚠️Biolab Alert⚠️

The FBI just conducted a 16+ hour raid on a residential home in Las Vegas, that had a “biolab” inside, and one person is in custody.

Specialized FBI hazmat units found refrigerators with vials of biological material.

Local police claim this is an isolated incident and the public are not at risk.

As of now we have no idea what kind of biological materials were found or whose residence it was, but the FBI sure seemed to think whatever they found was potentially dangerous.

I’ll be interested to learn about this mysterious individual that none of the neighbors had ever met, that had a secret biolab in his house with dangerous biological materials, that were of interest to the FBI.

It could be nothing, but it’s something I will be keeping an eye on, because the only time the Dems are able to win an election is when a man-made virus “leaks” and creates mass mail-in ballots for them to harvest and ship to swing states in the middle of the night, like Fulton County.

Stay frosty.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@TheRightMelissa I'm not trying to stir the pot with this question, but I have to ask "What have Venezuelans been doing these last 25 years?" You would think that with nothing to lose that they'd fight back. What am I missing?

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@OliLondonTV A taste of their own medicine.

[Sgt.Tau @TauSgt]

@jackunheard They really keep pushing the falsehood that it's the Republicans fault when everyone knows that it's the Democrats who keep voting against everything the Republicans have put forth.