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Stop giving fuckheads attention. It's the only way we can prevent further idiocracy. Attention focus matters.
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Stop giving fuckheads attention. It's the only way we can prevent further idiocracy. Attention focus matters.
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Portugal Hits 80% Renewables, Power Bills Drop €703M
A message that American brainwashees don't like to hear.
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Anon is a youtuber
It's literally heterosexual and not gay.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Drops Bombshell: Trump ‘Fought the Hardest’ to Bury Epstein Files, Warns MAGA It Was No Hoax
This entire political party is fucking insane. It's telling that this numbnut is spreading the most reasonable message from their camp at the moment. The U.S. is so fucked. And it's pathetic how most people don't rebel. Now they say "wait for the next vote", but there won't be a proper vote. Your government are a bunch of pedophiles protecting themselves and each other by holding onto their power. Ah, will write nothing more. It's not doing anything anyway.
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The DOJ excluded images showing "death, physical abuse or injury" from Epstein files release.
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Same for nuclear. U.S.-Americans are brainwashed on this topic.
First, they pay with their tax dollars for the subsidies that the private for-profit companies use to build the nuclear reactors. After that, they pay again, because the private company charges them extra on the electricity bill for the electricity generated by the very same nuclear reactor so that they can make even more profit.
It's so stupid and they're brainwashed to defend it to the teeth. They also always try to deflect from the fact that renewables are cheaper than nuclear and can be owned by them instead of a for-profit company, by pretending that everyone who opposes nuclear energy must be in favour of coal and gas. It's mind boggling to watch.
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The real ceiling cat
That belly looks mighty fluffy.
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Are you sure? Keep looking
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As Sean Penn said, for most guys when you do that much cocaine your cock stops working. Not for Charlie. His cock starting working harder.
I doubt it. I guess that's why he joked a lot about viagra in Two and a Half Men.
Probably wasn't even in the script.
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Coming to a wall near you
It's unfathomable to me how that guy did not get impeached and is still running the country. U.S. Americans do nothing to rebel. They even still do their regular orders on his buddy's Bezos Amazon store pages.
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Anon reads Into the Wild
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do you mean the seeds of that plant?
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read bread
These days, you're better off learning skilled crafts and trades to be honest. For the most part. Better regulated working times, unions, pay etc. Everyone today seems to have studied something.
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Evolution
cybercrime and cocaine trade are the new bank robberies
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Justice Department withheld and removed some Epstein files related to Trump
I mean... is anyone still surprised by this?
The U.S.A. are governed by a pedophile rapist and they don't go tear and shoot shit up. So the majority of them is fine with this.
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That the U.S. tested an innovative drive technology for drones during the Nimitz incidents in 2004.
These "UAPs" always seem to miracolously appear near US military bases, aircraft carriers and sometimes submarines, but apparently never around Europe, Africa or Asia where millions of people with phones could film them. The U.S. may have pretended to be upset, but they're not actually interested in finding out what they are or what people could find out about them, because they did not release the footage from the helmet cameras of the pilots. They actually stayed pretty calm, so they know what it actually was: Their drones. They're near military assets, because that's where they're tested and the U.S. wants to see how a military would react to these device to protect them against tactics that can detect them or bring them down before they are/were used abroad.
So they have a drive technology that can go beyond hypersonic, is accelerating really really fast, can't be fought with properly.
My guess is that they keep this secret, because of the nuclear threat it poses. If any state in this world could deliver nuclear bombs in an instant, you simply couldn't retaliate or defend in any meaningful way. Except maybe with a deeply burrowed SUNDIAL project device.
I also read that the Ukrainians use material (especially explosives) which were buried in the former territory of the USSR by the CIA in the time window shortly after the Soviet Union collapsed to conduct some of their covert special operations inside the Russian Federation. That way you don't have to smuggle in new stuff and the U.S. can profit from destroyed Russian military capabilities.
My guess is that they probably did not just bury normal material there. I think the superpowers have may have buried several nuclear warheads underground in major cities that they can detonate at any time to immediately first strike or retaliate in case of a larger nuclear attack. Why bother with sending a ballistic hypersonic rocket that the enemy can possibly intercept if you can just detonate the device remotely and with almost no delay? Whether you detonate the device under or above the city doesn't really matter if the yield is big enough to let the city fall into a nuclear polluted crater. This would be an additional reason for why the U.S. moved from atmospheric to underground testing of nuclear devices - apart from the concerns regarding fallout.
Oh and an algorithm based, individually tailored (to you) social media "experience" is probably the new MK ULTRA and it works much better.
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Anon reads Into the Wild
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He wrote, "I'm too injured to move."
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Portugal Hits 80% Renewables, Power Bills Drop €703M
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We have 51% renewables and rising - although I'm not sure if energy for heating is included in that percentage. But yeah, we have a lot of fucking idiots as well.
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64GB of DDR5 RAM now costs more than a MacBook Air - memory prices have surged 300% in just six months
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nice profile pic! Snatcher was a gg
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Nuclear power is really cool Why though? It's insanely inefficient in terms of costs and really, really dangerous if something goes seriously wrong.
If you install a solar panels with a regulator, it's running in less than 2 weeks and goes for decades with very little maintenance that almost every idiot can do. Plus, you don't have to pay for a company's profit while getting that energy. Now THAT is cool in my opinion.
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The real ceiling cat
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They're such drama queens. "Oh no, I'm getting a free massage! Horrible! How dare you!" lifts paw menacingly
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Couple left with $200k bill after baby born in US
Just out of interest: Would U.S.-Americans be allowed to found a non-profit health insurance organization?