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Odd how having sex with mistresses can bring down a CEO. But raping children doesn't bring down a president. 🤔
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Just got lectured by a butcher because I wouldn't buy halal meat (I bought a 15 lb Brisket for my family but wouldn't buy the halal one). When I told him as a Christian I can't eat meat sacrificed to false gods, he called ME hateful. Apparently a Muslim asked them to do it and now they just push it on everyone.
I quoted the Bible verse about not eating meat sacrificed to idols. This is exactly how Islam creeps in to erode our standards and normalize things. They introduce halal meat, tell Christians it's fine and just a butchering method (it's not, it's a literal sacrifice to Allah), and call you the bad guy if you won't go along with it.
Stand your ground.
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Replying to @ProtonPrivacy
@ProtonPrivacy you'd be cooler if you accept Dash as a payment option. Ultra secure OG crypto designed for instant secure payments. It's a no brainer.🧠👇
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🚨 Apache just disclosed a 9.8 critical security vulnerability
The Anthropic OSS scanner discovered a remote code execution vulnerability for Apache servers that are using the HTTP2 module.
Two other CVEs were disclosed. Update to v2.4.71 ASAP
httpd.apache.org/security/vu…
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🚨EL VÍDEO MÁS PODEROSO QUE VERÁS HOY.
John Clauser, Premio Nobel de Física y 1,500 Cientificos más en Quantum Korea dicen:
"NO EXISTE Cambio Climático, NO EXISTE Emergencia Climática"
El Dr. Clause Agregó: "La narrativa del Cambio Climático es una PELIGROSA CORRUPCIÓN QUE AMENAZA LA ECONÓMIA A NIVEL GLOBAL" ⚔️🔥
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HR asked us to build an internal AI chatbot that could answer employee questions about company policies.
We connected it to the employee handbook, benefits documents, and twelve years of internal company announcements.
Named it AskHR.
It worked beautifully.
Employees could ask about PTO, health insurance, parental leave, whatever.
Then someone asked:
"Why haven't we received raises in two years?"
The chatbot responded:
"According to the CFO's March 2025 announcement, the company is experiencing financial constraints."
Then it helpfully added:
"However, the company approved $340,000 in executive bonuses during the same period."
HR called me immediately.
"WHY IS IT SAYING THAT?"
I explained that both announcements were in its knowledge base.
They asked me to remove the bonus information.
I asked if it was inaccurate.
"No, but it's inappropriate."
Then someone asked AskHR why the company stopped providing free lunches.
It explained the decision was made to reduce operating expenses.
Then cited a leadership announcement celebrating our new $180,000 executive retreat.
Employees started asking questions we'd never anticipated.
"Why does the CEO have a company car?"
"Who approved the private jet expense?"
"Why was the employee wellness budget cut?"
AskHR answered every single one.
With sources.
By Thursday, HR had received 200 complaints.
Not about the chatbot.
About the company.
The CEO demanded we shut it down.
Said the system was spreading negativity.
I explained that it was literally repeating information leadership had published themselves.
He said we needed to make it more aligned with company values.
I asked which values.
He said he'd get back to me.
We spent $140,000 building an AI that could accurately explain company policies.
It lasted four days.
Turns out the one thing leadership didn't want employees having access to was leadership's own decisions.
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Read this headline twice.
It's sickening.
All the progressive District Attorneys across the country who have been doing this deserve to go to prison for this particular transgression.
It's unconscionable that they've done this purposefully.
Bronx DA’s Office Told Prosecutors to Omit Child’s Age From Sex-Crime Pleas to Help Noncitizen Defendants Avoid Deportation thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11…
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Physik schlägt Klimadogma: CO2 kann nicht der Haupttreiber sein 🔥
Die Zahlen aus der aktuellen Studie von Ad Huijser lassen keinen anderen Schluss zu. Die beobachtete Erwärmung der letzten Jahrzehnte passt schlicht nicht zur These, dass steigendes CO2 der entscheidende Faktor wäre. Satellitendaten und Ozeanmessungen zeigen etwas ganz anderes.
Huijser kommt zu dem Ergebnis, dass rund zwei Drittel der Erwärmung auf natürliche Einflüsse zurückgehen – vor allem auf eine Zunahme der einfallenden Sonnenstrahlung durch Veränderungen bei Wolken und Albedo. Nur etwa ein Drittel lässt sich den Treibhausgasen zuordnen. Das ist keine Randmeinung, das ist die direkte Auswertung der Messdaten.
Das passt zu dem, was die Physik schon lange sagt. Die Wirkung von CO2 nimmt mit steigender Konzentration logarithmisch ab. Die Absorptionsbanden sind bereits weitgehend gesättigt. Zusätzliche Moleküle bringen immer weniger zusätzlichen Effekt. Wer das ignoriert und trotzdem Katastrophenszenarien zeichnet, argumentiert nicht mit Physik, sondern mit Modellen, die regelmäßig nachjustiert werden müssen.
Fast die gesamte zusätzliche Energie steckt im Ozean. Die Luft und die Landoberflächen spielen energetisch eine untergeordnete Rolle. Wer trotzdem behauptet, ein Spurengas mit 0,04 Prozent Anteil steuere das Klimasystem, muss erklären, warum die Temperaturkurve in der Vergangenheit immer wieder von CO2 abgekoppelt war und warum die aktuellen Strahlungsbilanzen nicht zum angenommenen CO2-Forcing passen.
Die politische Reaktion darauf ist bekannt: Netto-Null, Deindustrialisierung, explodierende Energiepreise. All das wird mit einer Sicherheit verkauft, die die zugrundeliegenden Daten nicht hergeben. Wer die Studie von Huijser liest und dann immer noch so tut, als sei die Debatte geschlossen, hat entweder nicht gelesen oder will nicht lesen.
Quellen:
scienceofclimatechange.org/w…
scienceofclimatechange.org/h…
TheFrog retweeted
Der St. Galler Weihnachtsmarkt heisst jetzt Sternenmarkt.
Toleranz bis zur Selbstaufgabe.
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Tarih kitaplarının satır aralarında kayıp bir bağlantı: Mezopotamya’dan And Dağları’na…
Görseldeki Apkallu figürleri hem Irak/Türkiye bölgesinde hem de Peru/Ekvador’da karşımıza çıkıyor. Özellikle ellerinde taşıdıkları “arınma kovası” detayı, iki tasvir arasındaki benzerliği daha da dikkat çekici hale getiriyor.
Bu benzerlik yalnızca bir tesadüf mü? Okyanusları aşan antik bir kültürel etkileşimin ya da henüz çözemediğimiz bir bilginin izleri olabilir mi?
Tarih, bildiğimizden çok daha bağlantılı bir geçmişe mi sahip? 🤔🏺
#Mezopotamya #İnka #anunnaki
#asur
I genuinely can’t believe what I just watched. 😭
A 1994 Jeep Cherokee with no OBD2 port. No modern scan tool could communicate with it.
So someone brought in a $3 Arduino, Claude Code and Codex.
About a week later, the AI agents had figured out how to read the engine computer live, copy its firmware and even run their own code inside it.
A $3 piece of hardware and a couple of AI coding agents.
We’re getting to the point where AI isn’t just writing software. It’s helping people reverse-engineer and interact with hardware that was never designed for it.
This is just fantastic and worth 10 minutes of your time if you care about real-world applications of AI.
Seriously, go watch this.
Sad Day for Amateur Radio😞

The Rocket Amateur Radio Main Store in Akihabara, Tokyo, is closing its physical storefront on November 23, 2026. •Reason for Closure: A sharp decline in the amateur radio population and decreasing interest from younger generations.
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Интересная налоговая система в Германии. Зарабатывая €4000 – чистыми на руки после налогов остается €2700.
При €5000 – €2650 (не опечатка).
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In the year 2000, a man named John Titor logged onto an internet forum and said he was from 2036.
He claimed to be a US soldier sent back to grab an old computer they needed in the future. Specifically the IBM 5100, a 1970s computer, because it supposedly had a secret, undocumented ability to read and translate old IBM code. The interesting thing is, only years later one of the original IBM 5100 engineers confirmed to a newspaper that the ability was real. The general public didn't know about it, and neither did most regular engineers.
So the question is: how did a random forum poster in the year 2000 know an obscure hardware secret that wasn't public knowledge?
Titor also spoke about CERN, and said time travel would come out of them, built from tiny man-made black holes. In 2000, almost nobody outside physics was even saying that name. Now? They're the biggest particle lab on Earth. And John Titor had pointed at them before they even started messing with our universe.
By the end of his message, Titor described endless, slightly-different timelines, splitting off every time someone travels. Worlds where a car model is different, where a book came out in the wrong year, where small details just… don't match your memory.
Sound familiar? Because he described the Mandela Effect. The mass "misremembering" that only got its name in 2009.
So what do you think, is there some truth to his story? And when he traveled back to his timeline… did we get teleported into another?
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
John Titor was a 2000-2001 anonymous forum hoax whose major predictions of US civil war and nuclear war never occurred. The IBM 5100's emulation of older IBM systems was real but documented in IBM technical manuals, not a secret unknown to the public or most engineers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor
postbulletin.com/rochester-maga…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_5100
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Here we go. NO international banking for EU residents
The EU will ruin every industry they touch. Now, as I was mentioning a couple of months back (teapawt.org/stalliondelsur/status/… ), all banks are taking a stance and canceling accounts for EU residents (it will be more expensive to maintain all the regs and it will cost a bank more than to just cancel).
EU residents will become debanked from the international banking system, and unfortunately the US one is a good one from all the options that exist.
Just one more nail in the coffin for EU residents. Everyone with an address outside the EU will receive better services than EU residents. 2026/2027 reality.
If you are a resident outside of the EU, this won’t influence you and you are lucky one.


































