Theodore Morgan-Majo

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@Angrygooseposts @cirnosad The eye of the needle was a defensive effort back in the day. Merchants hard a hard time crossing due to the caravans they led. That's why it's so difficult, but not impossible.

[MarxMan @MarxistsWon]

Something EXTREMELY weird is happening the silver markets:
1. MASSIVE number of futures contracts are NOT being "cash settled". Highly unusual.
2. Many March contracts were just canceled and moved forward to soonest possible expirations. Presumably to take physical possession.

[John Ruddick MLC - Libertarian @JohnRuddick2]

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WHAT IS AUSTRALIA’S INTERNET CENSORSHIP REALLY ABOUT?

The Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese (aka Albo) is more obsessed with his internet censorship crusade than he is about anything in his lifelong political career.

Yes, he campaigned hard for vile race based laws in 2023 but when that lost he basically said, ‘oh whatever - it was just a stunt anyway’ … and moved on.

But Albo is obsessed with this whole internet censorship thing. He’s said it’s the most paramount thing he’ll do this term.

When he was rostered to speak at the UN a few months ago, he couldn’t shut up about internet censorship, declaring to the world how amazing government control of the internet is.

When the Digital Freedom Project’s High Court challenge against internet censorship was announced, his travel rorting censorship minister instantly started maliciously slandering us. We were taken aback about how angry they were … and stunned by their endless lies in defence of censorship.

They said internet censorship was needed, “to prevent youth suicide and anorexia nervosa.” They’re liars. Since social media began both those scourges have declined. Kids in a bad spot can now find a community of support.

So what’s going on? Why is the left-wing of the Labor Party so intensely invested in censorship?

There are around 200 nations. My hunch is Australia has been chosen to be the global guinea pig to bring in 1984 style government censorship that bans ideas the thugs in charge do not like.

Why Australia? Because we were the most spastic nation when it came to dealing with a slightly worse than usual winter flu called COVID. We ‘won’ the gold medal for the longest lockdowns etc.

Those who lust for an Orwellian state looked at Australia and said, ‘wow - the land of the once rugged individualists are now fine to be treated like farm animals - let’s use Australia to introduce global internet censorship … and we’ll sell it as saving kids!’

Backing up this theory is the chorus of big government promoters around the world ‘simultaneously’ cheering on censorship in Australia.

The boss of the EU Ursula von der Leyen can’t stop praising Albo. She’s on the other side of the world and has never commented on Australian legislation before … but on the day censorship begins in Oz she’s out loud and proud and loving it.

Rahm Emmanuel was Obama’s chief of staff and is lining up to run for president in 2028 … what the f does he care about some law in Oz? Oh but he too says censorship in Oz is just incredible.

And then we have three super dumb celebs - Harry, Meghan and Oprah - none of whom would know the name of capital city of Australia. These dopes have all said ‘oh censorship in Oz hasn’t gone far enough!’ Their PR teams gave these fools lines to recite.

What’s going on?

Australia is the global guinea pig for internet censorship. The globalists hate the free exchange of ideas that the internet facilitates. Internet freedom will, with time, relegate these bad faith actors to the dustbin.

Australia is ground zero.

And surprise, surprise the increasingly unprofitable and woefully censorious corporate media love internet censorship.

Resist. Join the Digital Freedom Project.

@thedfp_au

@elonmusk

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@F0RTUNATER0SE @t00focused Good ol' vampire rice.

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@LikeATachyon Ahahahahaha.

[lyn @lyn49556]

Masterpiece right here

#Umamusume

[B Wruble @WrubleB]

- The thread details pre-1905 derivations of E=mc², including Nikolay Umov's 1873 aether-based constraint, Samuel Tolver Preston's 1875 heuristic linking matter to ether energy, and Olinto De Pretto's 1903 vis viva argument equating matter's internal speed to light.
- It argues Einstein's 1905 proof relies on circular reasoning by assuming momentum conservation without deriving the equivalence, contrasting it with Henri Poincaré's rigorous 1905 electromagnetic stress tensor approach that yields the formula after pressure corrections.
- Accompanied by a 1990s Italian article image on De Pretto's overlooked work, the post challenges Einstein's sole credit and highlights his later 1920 acceptance of an ether-like medium, reviving debates on priority in mass-energy equivalence.

[Yamazaki @Yamazak77762207]

@cirnosad

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@cirnosad @SimoneNotBanned I love this game too. Shame the mainstream release messed it up a bit. They still didn't fix it. Sigh.

[Hamza Bin Adam @younashamza538]

🇸🇾🧵 Assad is a very intelligent player in war chessboard. People think he’s someone just like rest of the dictators example. If you look deeply then you know that Syria and Assad is strategic depth for the resistance forces in the region. His decision gonna change everything.

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@WCKekarot @cirnosad Lolwat

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@Somali_ICS @cirnosad Okay, that meme image is funny.

[Theodore Morgan-Majo @Thidran]

@torosentad61671 @cirnosad No they aren't. No amount of trickery can beat outright strength if there's enough of it, unfortunately.