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[The Future of Agriculture @Agricultinsider]

Who chicken cut into 8 pieces

[Real Kimani @RealKaruga]

The Polygamist has nothing on this chap.

[Fetty Waf 🪼 @Wafunya]

The World Cup is about to expose just how a shithole of a country the USA is.

[Hon Oscar Sudi @HonOscarSudi]

Joffri Rigathi Gachagua, it has happened exactly as you wanted. Now, what is your benefit?

[The Eastleigh Voice @Eastleighvoice]

Mourners burst into laughter the moment when Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka's children were introduced during the funeral service of his mother.

[Mohamed Wehliye, MBS @WehliyeMohamed]

Guteithagio witeithitie!

[Mutinda @brianmutinda_]

A thread of videos that never get old? I'll start

[Munjiru wa mbari ya Karanja @wakariowa]

Scenes pale

[Cerebral Assassin @xysist]

Looks like a modest 150sqm 3 bedroom on a raised foundation

- 28 gauge iron sheets

- corner windows /large windows

- bush stone finish

I would say anything from 4.5m onwards

Approach with caution or you’ll see very bad things.

[CARRICK 🧙 @zroiray]

What is the Dead Hand?

Dead Hand is the Western nickname for Perimeter, a Soviet-era automated nuclear retaliation system designed to guarantee a nuclear counter-strike even if Russia’s leadership is completely wiped out.

In short:

If Russia is destroyed first, Dead Hand makes sure the attacker is destroyed too automatically.

Who built it, and why?

It was developed in the late Cold War by the Soviet Union in the early 1980s.

The fear was simple and rational:
The US might launch a decapitation strike
Kill the Soviet leadership
Destroy command centers
Prevent any retaliation
Dead Hand exists to make that impossible.

HOW DEAD HAND WORKS STEP BY STEP

This is important:

Dead Hand does NOT randomly fire nukes. It has conditions.

1. It’s normally OFF

It must be activated by human leadership during extreme crisis (e.g., nuclear war appears imminent).
So no, it’s not just sitting there twitching.

2. It monitors the world

Once activated, it listens to multiple inputs:
•Seismic sensors (nuclear detonations)
•Radiation levels
•Atmospheric pressure spikes
•Loss of communications with:
•Kremlin
•General Staff
•Strategic Rocket Forces

It’s basically asking:

“Did nuclear war happen… and did everyone in charge die?”

3. It waits for human cancellation

Even after detecting nuclear explosions, it waits.
If a living commander sends a “stand down” signal → system shuts down.
This is a key safety layer people often ignore.

4. If silence continues → retaliation

If:
•Nuclear detonations detected
•Communications completely dead
•No human override

Then Dead Hand assumes:

“The country is gone.”

At that point, it launches special command missiles.

5. The command missiles don’t carry nukes

This is genius and terrifying.
They fly over Russian territory broadcasting launch authorization codes to:
•Underground silos
•Mobile launchers
•Submarines
Every surviving nuclear unit then launches automatically.
No humans needed anymore.

What makes Dead Hand uniquely terrifying

1. It removes human mercy

No fear.
No doubt.
No hesitation.
No “maybe we shouldn’t”.

Once conditions are met, emotion is irrelevant.

2. It guarantees Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD)

MAD only works if retaliation is 100% certain.

Dead Hand makes this promise absolute:

“Even if you kill us all, you still die.”

3. It was designed assuming the worst of humanity

Dead Hand is built on the assumption that:
•People will try to cheat deterrence
•People will try surprise annihilation
•People cannot be trusted in extremis

Does Russia still have it today?

Officially, Russia says Perimeter still exists, modernized and maintained.

Western intelligence generally agrees that:
•Some form of it is still operational
•Likely updated with:
•Better sensors
•Digital redundancy
•Cyber-resistant communications

But exact details are classified.

[✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️ @Serenitee_Sam]

This man has Parkinson's disease and tries medical marijuana for the first time to help get relief 🌿✨️😌

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Meet Bi Kidude, a legendary singer from Zanzibar and one of the oldest recorded musicians in Africa.

[96 Lost @96Lost_]

Somewhere on the Nyandarua Ranges

[Zoom Afrika @zoomafrika1]

Amazing Hadzabe traditional music 🎶

[Jiren ×͜× @E537K]

Unaoga Unavaa Toppa Timber na petco uingie mjini kulamba icecream 😂😂😂😂

[Ra's al Ghul 🏹 🇰🇪 @JakenHgharr]

@franknick584309 @georgediano Sometimes they fail to renew such shows hadi mtu unashangaa…take for example Missing 2012
Hunted 2012
Allegiance 2015
The Enemy Within 2019
The Brave 2017
Crisis 2014
Treason 2022
Treadstone 2019
Imagine all these gems just left hanging 😞

[Mbogo ya Nduîki @WambuguWanjohi]

Also she is the most difficult person to sing "Happy Birthday" to.

[Kenyan Facts 🇰🇪 @KResearcher]

If you have not read this book,get a copy and read it.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

How to make paper boomerang…