Pro-Pals are flying a GIANT Islamic Republic of Iran flag in Washington DC on the day that the regime murdered American soldiers. I don’t use this word lightly but they are traitors.
Mao Zedong is responsible for at least 40 million deaths. Hasan Piker loves him.
And The New York Times, Democratic candidates, Zohran Mamdani, Bernie Sanders, the Pod Save America bros and all the rest of these Left-wing cowards treat Piker as a vital voice.
This is nothing new.
Dostoevsky spoke about communist and anarchist radicals and the Left-wingers who supported them in The Demons.
"I could make them go through fire,” one of his terrorist leaders says. “One has only to din it into them that they are not advanced enough."
Human nature doesn't change. Only the means of informational distribution.
@ChaiLife613 I saw this video that day - and many others that were proudly posted by the terrorists. Many were taken down quickly, but I’ll never forget … My heart still aches from that evil day …
Ever wonder why no Arab country wants to take in Palestinians?
Because when Egypt did it, the Palestinians tried to overthrow the government and had to be expelled by the Egyptian military.
Because when Jordan did it, the Palestinians tried to overthrow the government and had to be expelled by the Jordanian military.
Because when Kuwait did it, the Palestinians tried to overthrow the government and had to be expelled by the Kuwaiti military.
That's why.
Please tell me again how Israel is the problem.
🇮🇱 JERUSALEM’S FIRST TEMPLE DESTRUCTION FROZEN IN TIME
Burnt wooden beams dating to Jerusalem’s destruction in 586 BCE have been uncovered in the City of David, preserved for 2,600 years beneath melted plaster. Excavation director Efrat Bocher said, “The beams appear to have served as the roof of an inner courtyard… During the destruction, they collapsed onto the floor,” adding the plaster “enabled their exceptional preservation.” Researchers say the wood may date the destruction to within “as little as ten years.” Bocher called the discovery “deeply moving,” adding, “This discovery makes you feel that you are witnessing the very moment of destruction.”
@selenaryan_
Marco Rubio calls out Obama…
Cuba didn’t need to invade America…they just sent their Weather Underground Alumni…Barack Hussein Obama…to launch his career from Bill Ayers’ living room and watch Marxism go mainstream…
For more than six decades, the Cuban regime has been the leading sponsor of radical leftism and Third Worldism in the United States.
The State Department is exposing the full history of Cuban espionage and subversion in our country.
The American people deserve to know. https://t.co/ulHF9qiDTY
In the 1980s, experts tried to open this class of burned Roman scroll and assigned it a readability score of zero. Last month, researchers read nearly 5 feet of it, 20 columns of ancient Greek, without ever unrolling it.
The reason it took 40 more years is a physics problem, a brutal one. The ink is carbon. The carbonized papyrus is also carbon. Under a CT scanner, the writing and the page are the same material. X-rays pass through both identically, so a perfect 3D scan of the scroll shows you a perfect 3D scan of nothing.
The breakthrough was training AI to detect ink by texture instead of density. Dried ink subtly changes how papyrus fibers crack and sit, and a neural net can learn that micro-pattern even when the chemistry is invisible.
The people who cracked it were not papyrologists. Brent Seales, a computer science professor at Kentucky, spent 20 years on the scanning problem, then Nat Friedman turned it into an open contest in 2023. First letters were found by Luke Farritor, a 21-year-old SpaceX intern working nights. The grand prize team split $700,000. A crowdsourced contest solved what 250 years of careful physical unrolling mostly destroyed.
And the payoff is bigger than one scroll. This one appears to be a philosophical treatise on ethics and human nature. Another scroll from the same batch turned out to be "On the Gods, Book Eight" by Philodemus. Scholars did not know that book existed. Nobody knew there was a Book One.
The library it came from sat in a villa likely owned by Julius Caesar's father-in-law, roughly 800 scrolls, the only intact library that survived from the classical world. Some of those books were already centuries old when Vesuvius buried them. Part of the villa has never been excavated.
We may be about to read more lost ancient literature in the next decade than humanity recovered in the last five.
If someone defends abusive sex trafficker Andrew Tate, and attacks grieving widow Erika Kirk, I can predict that person’s opinion on Israel with 100% certainty.
Why is that?
Sees 67-year-old Madonna on the World Cup halftime: “Couldn’t they get someone more culturally relevant in 2026?”
Sees the 71-year-old Muppets come on screen: “Hell yeah.”