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https://fullchan.net/?dd01620410248e02#HUsZ9jgWuvY52YyyesXrME36yGktWzdUETf3UueDkiCv

>>20873977

tyb

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>>20873977

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And-a-one-ah

BOOM

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And-a-too-ah

>>20872748 (PB)

re: turpentine nasal swabbing

fucking trust me

just make sure it is 100% pure

you are looking for something like picrel

the burn means it's working

>>20873977

TYB

>>20873999

do do do-do…

>>20874011

do do do-do...

>>20874006

>>20874011

Slides...

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And-a-tree

>>20874003

MYSTERY BABYLON, MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH

>>20873977

Tyb

>>20874026

>>20873977

TYB

>>20874027

>Dig and decode on the Eye of Providence

>>20873977

TYB

>>20873977

Thank you Baker!!!

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>>20874011

SWAP OUT THE WORD "JEWS" FORAYYYYSAND THEN YOU WILL BE MOAR CORRECT

IT'S NOT THE JEWS ITS THE AYYYS. THE INVISIBLE ENEMY

>>20874001

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/is-turpentine-medicine

>>20874035

>Eye of Providence

most likely a reference to the third eye in your head, it is an eye… wonder what it sees?

>You just dont know the truth, but you need to

>>20873998

Banks Remain Financially Committed to Oil Despite Transition Shift

* The world’s 60 largest banks have invested $6.9 trillion in the oil and gas industry since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2016.

* Oil Change International reported, $3.3 trillion went towards expanding the production of hydrocarbon energy.

* Worse still for climate NGOs, funding for fracking increased last year as well, reaching $59 billion.

There is no large international bank without a net-zero plan. These plans invariably include curbs in lending to the oil and gas industry. Yet despite these plans. Most of the world’s top lenders continue doing business with the oil industry—and they’ve been doing more of it lately.

The revelation comes from the 15th annual Banking on Climate Chaos report authored by an organization called Oil Change International, part of a group of climate NGOs committed to putting an end to the oil and gas industry. According to this report, the world’s 60 largest banks have invested $6.9 trillion in the oil and gas industry since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2016, marking the official start of the global net-zero shift. Of this, Oil Change International reported, $3.3 trillion went towards expanding the production of hydrocarbon energy.

This is bad enough news from the climate NGO perspective, certainly, but it is not the only bad news. What’s worse than a total of $6.9 trillion in hydrocarbon investment is an investment of $705 billion for 2023 alone—with some segments of the industry seeing increases in bank funding. This, in a world with a net-zero agenda, should not be happening, especially when banks are making decarbonization pledges and officially shrinking their business dealings with oil and gas producers. Yet not all of them are doing it.

Oil Change International, for lack of other tools, uses naming and shaming to sound the alarm of banks financing oil and gas, calling what it sees as the worst net-zero offenders “The Dirty Dozen”. Those are led by JP Morgan, which invested $430.9 billion in the oil and gas industry between 2016 and 2023. At number two, we have Citi, with oil and gas exposure of $396.3 billion for the period, followed by Bank of America, which invested $333.3 billion between the signing of the Paris Agreement and last year.

The “Dirty Dozen” also includes lenders such as Barclays, MUFG, Scotiabank, and HSBC, as well as RBC and the report includes a lot of language aimed at making these banks feel embarrassed about their business practices. What it doesn’t do is ask the question that this information begs: why are banks investing so much in oil and gas?

The answer, of course, lies in the financial reports of oil companies and news reports such as the one that Global Witness released this February, stating Big Oil majors paid their shareholders a record $111 billion in dividends on the back of record profits for 2022. Those record profits were driven by the energy crunch in Europe that highlighted the importance of energy security in a way that everyone could understand—except climate NGOs, it appears. The Oil Change International report says that financing for liquefied natural gas increased last year, hitting $120.9 billion. From their perspective, this must be a worrying trend. From the perspective of the banks themselves, this is good business—because demand for LNG is on the rise with Europe switching from pipelines to LNG carriers. Even record electricity generation from wind and solar in 2023 did not depress demand for liquefied gas.

Moar

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Banks-Remain-Financially-Committed-to-Oil-Despite-Transition-Shift.html

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/crude-oil

https://twitter.com/hodgetwins/status/1791106341097873585

The official account of the City of Kansas City just tried to doxx their kicker over politics

Fire whoever sent out this tweet

>>20874075

kek

stollen

Chunk of space debris lands in Sask. farm field

May 15, 2024

As a farmer in rural Saskatchewan, Barry Sawchuk is used to removing rocks and weeds from his fields.

But he recently discovered a two-metre wide, 40-kilogram heap of twisted, burnt metal.

"My oldest son and I were out driving around just checking fields," said Sawchuk, who farms near Ituna, Sask., about 250 kilometres southeast of Saskatoon. "We came across this object. We thought originally it was just garbage."

Sawchuk said the multiple layers of charred composite fibres and webbing made him suspect it was space debris.

"But I had no idea. I don't build spaceships for a living. I farm," he said.

A group of astronomy professors heard about the case and, after agreeing that it was space debris, decided to try to figure out where it came from. Based on the date and location, they connected it to a rocket from private company SpaceX that flew back in February.

University of Regina astronomy professor Samantha Lawler, one of those working with Sawchuk, noted large chunks of metal from space have recently been found in Australia and Washington state, and one smashed through the roof on a house in Florida.

Lawler said space launches and re-entries are now a daily occurrence, so the risk of serious damage or death is increasing rapidly.

"It's really just luck. If that had hit in the middle of Regina or, yeah, New York City, it very easily could have killed someone," she said.

Lawler and others say some countries have rules regarding space debris, but they were written before anyone imagined private companies joining the space race. She said better regulations are urgently needed.

"The aggregate effects of all of these satellites and all of these re-entries need to be considered more carefully. This will be tested in the very near future. It's really unfortunate how this is evolving," she said.

No one from SpaceX or the Canadian Space Agency could be reached for comment. So far, the company hasn't come to claim the debris from Sawchuk.

Sawchuk said once spring seeding is done on the farm, he has plans for his new treasure.

"Here in Ituna, Saskatchewan, we're in the process of building a [hockey] rink. I think, if I can, I'm going to sell it. Some of the proceeds will go to the rink," he said. "That's where I was born and raised, so why not?"

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/space-debris-farm-field-1.7204312

>>20874047

>>20874086

Instead of complaining constantly (like that’ll ever stop)

Offer to bake

Just sayin’

Dow Jones Industrial Average Tops 40000 for the First Time

The recession that so many economists anticipated has remained out of sight, giving investors hope that stocks can keep climbing

By Karen Langley

May 16, 2024 10:32 am ET

https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/dow-jones-industrial-average-tops-40000-for-the-first-time-52f316a1

>>20874092

Maybe if you posted something other than an illegible thumbnail you might get traction.

Can’t fucking read it for fuck’s sake.

https://twitter.com/laralogan/status/1791129917649793330

you think your spam will stop it

that's cute

>>20873987

Why are they like this

>>20874092

Your ego is off the charts phaggit

>>20874102

Ask me (again) if I care about your own created problems

Every single post is “I,me,me,me,me”

Just shut the fuck up already

Goddam crybaby

>>20873977

tyb

>>20874128

Not a Gaffe, but a Freudian slip…

🚨The National Institutes of Health admits to funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China🚨

@RepDLesko: "Did NIH fund gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology through EcoHealth?"

Dr. Tabak: “If you're speaking about the generic term, yes, we did”

https://twitter.com/covidselect/status/1791126478278553864

>>20874103

Represents about 10% of actual trading.

It all goes off in dark pools and brokered sales/buys.

The sheeple see ‘up’ and then don’t care.

Love how they show the humans ‘on the floor’.

They are window dressing nothing moar

72nd ISRS in line with SPAFORGEN model

May 15, 2024

The 72nd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron held a readiness exercise at Peterson Space Force Base, May 8. The exercise focused on practicing mission-essential tasks, training Guardians in a low-threat environment and validating unit readiness for deployments.

“Our Guardians will be able to go through the entire deployment process, from required training to using equipment, as they exercise our mission essential tasks,” said 1st Lt. Wyatt Packard, 72nd ISRS operations flight commander. “This will validate the previous training they undertook in their ‘Prepare Phase’ of [Space Force Generation].”

A framework that the USSF is using to present forces to combatant commands, SPAFORGEN provides force element packaging tailored to meet combatant commander’s requirements.

“SPAFORGEN is the model we use to build readiness. It is based on the straightforward observation that day-to-day space operations do not prepare Guardians for the challenges they will face in a high-intensity combat environment… Under SPAFORGEN, the force elements that comprise combat squadrons and detachments rotate through three phases. During the Prepare Phase, Guardians build expertise in assigned roles. Next comes the Ready Phase where Guardians participate in advanced training to equip them for high-intensity conflict. Guardians then rotate into the Commit Phase as part of a combat squadron or combat detachment. Once complete, they rotate back into the Prepare Phase and begin the process again,” according to Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman in his 26th CSO Notice to Guardians published April 19.

Tech. Sgt. Matthew Hahnrauch, exercise lead and 72nd ISRS operations flight chief, discussed the organizational structure of how the units are designed to operate.

“The goal is to collect radio frequencies, provide electromagnetic support and then conduct reporting,” Hahnrauch said. “The six-person crew is designed with mobility and survivability as a priority. This team structure is designed for 24/7 operations and minimal support from other military forces to accomplish the designed tasks.”

The 72nd ISRS uses Deployed ISR Support Crews, which are modular, agile teams designed for worldwide deployment and operations, Hahnrauch said. They are composed of five components.

“These components are collection apertures, processors, communication suites, data relay and temporary Secure Compartmentalized Information Facilities,” Hahnrauch said. “Each variation of DISC is trained on slightly different equipment and DISCs are scaled up or down depending on the systems they are operating.”

Communication technologies have rapidly advanced in the last 20 years and the need to advance U.S. collection systems has increased.

In cyberspace, the barriers to entry are continually reduced and more actors can enter the domain with relative ease, Hahnrauch said.

Military systems are increasingly disconnected and do not rely on communications and when over-the-horizon communications are required, dedicated military satellite communications are leveraged. This presents opportunities for cyberspace, electromagnetic warfare and space operations.

“Failure to field and employ expeditionary, mobile collection systems will place the joint force at a disadvantage in cyberspace operations, electromagnetic warfare and space operations and degrade our ability to produce the intelligence necessary to drive operations across the spectrum of competition and conflict,” Packard said. “We will continue to execute iterations of this training event with the intent of mission rehearsal for contested environment operations. In the future, we’ll be incorporating more austere components into the exercise to provide a dynamic and mobile collection with the ability to rapidly deploy, maneuver and communicate in a high-end fight. Our capabilities continue to grow and expand.”

The 72nd ISRS is a unit within Space Delta 7, with the mission to provide expeditionary ISR in addition to electromagnetic support to joint and allied partners worldwide.

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3776307/72nd-isrs-in-line-with-spaforgen-model/

RICHMOND, VA: "A federal appeals court has ruled that parents in Montgomery County can’t remove their elementary school-age children from classes that include books on human sexuality and gender. The parents, Muslim, Catholic, Protestant and Jewish, had asked the court to uphold their religious free-exercise rights to opt their children out of classes where the books were being used. One of the books to which the parents objected, “Pride Puppy,” tells three- and four-year-old students to find images from a vocabulary list including “‘intersex flag,’ ‘drag queen,’ ‘underwear,’ ‘leather,’ and the name of a celebrated LGBTQ activist and sex worker.” Another volume, “Born Ready: The True Story of a Boy Named Penelope,” promoted what attorneys representing the parents said was a “child-knows-best” view of gender transitioning. They claimed teachers were “instructed to say doctors only ‘guess’ when identifying a newborn [child’s]” gender.

Initially, MCPS allowed parents to remove their children from the discussions. But the district, with the backing of the county’s board of education, reversed its policy for the 2023-2024 school year, and would no longer notify parents in advance about readings from the disputed texts.

Two members of a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond said Wednesday the parents hadn’t made their case for a preliminary injunction against the county’s school district, and couldn’t show that their fears about classroom instruction had been realized."

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2024/may/15/court-rejects-maryland-parents-objections-lgbtq-bo/

>>20874157

The future space environment

16 May 2024

Our use of space is rapidly evolving. The National Space Operations Centre (NSpOC) is preparing for the future now to ensure the UK is ready for the challenges and opportunities that await.

Powered by a global network of space sensors and a team of dedicated civilian and military analysts, we protect UK interests in space and on Earth, 365 days a year.

Why understanding the future of the space environment matters

The orbital landscape is changing rapidly. Launching spacecraft has become considerably more affordable (there has been a 95% cost reduction from around $65,000/kg to $1,500/kg for heavy launch to Lower Earth Orbit (LEO)).

Couple this with an ever-increasing reliance on satellite data and it’s easy to understand the boom in human-made objects being launched into our orbital environment. The number of active satellites in orbit, as of April 2024, reached over 9,000 and some reports suggest that by 2030, we could have more than 60,000 active satellites in space.

This graph shows the growth in the number of satellites in orbit since 2000. Data is from OECD The Economics of Space Sustainability 2022 and ESA Space Debris ‘by the numbers’.

Understanding the future of space is critical to planning our response to protect UK interests going forwards which is why we’re now developing our future sensor strategy and Space Domain Awareness (SDA) capability.

The four future scenarios

We commissioned InTandem and Raytheon to support us in developing a sensor and data strategy. As part of the strategy, four scenarios have been developed, using the GO-Science futures toolkit, to predict how the space environment might look over the next 10 years.

The Cosmic Bazaar

Growing private investment creates an environment where companies lead the charge, pursuing their own interests and projects independently pioneering their own projects without being tied to central government regulations. It’s a dynamic ecosystem where competition breeds innovation, leading to breakthroughs at every turn.

Corporate Cosmos

In this scenario, major corporations and private space agencies join forces to explore space together. It’s a unified approach where public and private sectors work hand-in-hand, propelling space exploration forward through collaboration and efficiency.

Nebular Nations

Here, governments take the reins, each pursuing their own space agenda independently. It’s a mosaic of different approaches and capabilities, with limited collaboration between nations. Space becomes a geopolitical playing field, with tensions on Earth translating to actions in orbit.

Global Space Directorate

Picture a world where governments unite to shape the future of space. It’s a coordinated effort where international alliances drive exploration and governance. Space isn’t fragmented; it’s a symphony of global collaboration.

We are working with our international partners to determine what the future of space should be.

The future of space

The future of space is filled with possibilities and by understanding these potential scenarios, NSpOC and its partners can better prepare for what lies ahead, ensuring that we continue to protect UK interests on Earth and in space for years to come.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/the-future-space-environment

>>20874142

>>20874176

>balloon propulsion

flat n covered

>>20873593 lb

Italian AF PERSE71 G550 AEW&C has support from JAKE17 Rivet Joint nao and both ‘protecting’ Warsaw pretty heavily so something going down there or the appearance of it with these two running these defensive patterns

>>20874122

>RRN / Michael Baxter

They're talking a lot about Trump's rally speech at the "Water Park" in New Jersey.

caught admiral john kirby in a classical smirk

he is smirking here about russia's nuclear drills

maybe one day he will smirk on the other side of his face

john kirby, the smirking gun of genocide

Study finds enlisted Asian Airmen are least likely to get in trouble and Blacks the most

A recent study conducted by the federally funded think tank Rand Corp. revealed significant racial disparities within the Air Force’s junior enlisted ranks concerning nonjudicial punishment or court-martial.

According to the report released on April 10, Black men in these ranks are 86% more likely than their White counterparts to face such disciplinary actions.

The study highlighted several factors contributing to these divergent experiences, including an airman’s job, Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score, and hometown. These variables can influence the likelihood of an airman facing criminal charges or disciplinary measures.

Researchers admitted difficulty in pinpointing the exact reasons behind why Black airmen are more frequently in trouble, suggesting potential unfair treatment as a plausible explanation for the observed differences.

This report adds to a series of studies examining racial disparities within the military, particularly within its justice system. Previous investigations, including those conducted after the racially-motivated nationwide civil unrest of 2020, have consistently highlighted obstacles faced by Black airmen, minorities, and women in their careers, hindering their opportunities for advancement and sense of belonging in uniform.

Rand’s study focused on airmen in the ranks of E-1 through E-4, where disciplinary actions are more common. It analyzed Air Force discipline and personnel data from fiscal years 2010 through 2019, considering racial disparities in nonjudicial punishments (Article 15s) and court-martial referrals.

For instance, the study noted that certain career fields, such as Security Forces, tend to impose harsher consequences for infractions like falling asleep on duty, with Black airmen more likely to occupy such positions.

Variables like marital status, AFQT scores, waivers, education, training issues, previous punishments, and marijuana legality in an airman’s state were also examined to understand differential treatment between Black and White airmen.

The report’s key findings include such details as:

Black junior enlisted airmen were 71% more likely to receive Article 15s or court-martial referrals compared to their White counterparts.

Similar disparities existed for American Indian, native Alaskan, and Hispanic airmen, while Asian airmen were less likely to face such actions.

Black airmen referred to court-martial were less likely to be convicted and received lower sentences than White counterparts.

One-fifth of disparities could be explained by career field differences and other variables, while four-fifths lacked a definitive explanation, suggesting possible disparate treatment.

This study coincides with efforts within the Pentagon to address racism in the military and promote diversity among its ranks. While the Department of the Air Force’s active duty component is predominantly White, initiatives aim to improve equity and inclusivity across all services.

While AFQT scores and prior trouble may partially account for racial disparities in disciplinary actions, the study emphasizes the significant influence of an airman’s background and job assignment within the military hierarchy.

Rand also cited a 2020 Department of Air Force report to claim it was possible that airmen may have a stronger bond with their supervisors or commanders when they are the same race.

“[Airmen] might be more likely to share mitigating circumstances related to their offense. Because the majority of supervisors and commanders are White, this will disadvantage minority airmen. Evidence of this form of disparate treatment was documented in the DAF IG report in which airmen stated that when individuals were late to work, White airmen were more likely to be asked if they were okay, whereas Black airmen would be disciplined (DAF IG, 2020).”

Conversely, Asian Airmen seemed to avoid disciplinary actions more than any other demographic, despite often having White commanders.

When compared to the military, the recorded disciplinary actions are not too far removed from per capita demographic-populated data on a national level when it comes to arrests, crime, and incarceration rates.

>>20873961

tyb

>>20873977

ckt

"We must never forget that art is not a form of propaganda; it is a form of truth…"

>>20874211

Retired US Air Force general arrested for child sex crimes

A retired Air Force General in Texas has been arrested on charges related to child sexual abuse offenses, according to official documents.

Judicial records from Hopkins County indicate that retired Brigadier General Mike Houston McClendon was taken into custody and placed in Hopkins County Jail on Saturday, May 11.

He was charged with continuous sexual abuse of a minor under 14 years of age.

Following his arrest, he was released from custody.

Details from McClendon’s biography on the USAF’s official website reveal that he graduated from the Air Force Academy in 1975.

His military career began with piloting the A-7D fighter aircraft under the Tactical Air Command. He was also part of the team that introduced the A-10 aircraft to the US Air Forces in Europe.

“General McClendon attended the Air Force’s Experimental Test Pilot School at Edwards AFB, California, where he later served as the Air Force chief A-10 test pilot and Director of Flight Test,” the biography read. “His career also included roles such as Deputy Program Manager for a highly classified special program, along with successive positions in Air Force research and development. His roles in the F-22 System Program Office, the Air Force Materiel Command Headquarters Directorate of Operations, Air Force Research Laboratory, and the now-defunct AFC2ISR Center have marked a distinguished career.”

McClendon was a senior pilot with over 10,000 flying hours across more than 35 different types of aircraft, including helicopters, fighters, and transports.

Following his Air Force career, McClendon became an airline pilot and eventually captained International flights.

According to a report from CBS19, McClendon retired from the military in 2009.

sauce

https://popularmilitary.com/retired-us-air-force-general-arrested-for-child-sex-crimes/

>>20874202

Probably because they are trying to claim that him complaining about the trial is violating the gag order.

>>20873977

Thanks baker

>>20874207

>Rand’s study

>>20874212

>>20874213

Of course. Remember the fact checkers losing it on Twitter (Dorsey's Twitter)…

>>20874148

peter chose to be crucified upside down because he felt he was unworthy to die the way Jesus Christ did. the inverted cross is not a christian symbol. it has been perverted to mean the antichrist symbol.

any idiot who tells you otherwise is themselves antichrist!

ymmv but be not deceived comes to mind here.

now throw in the rose sigil and you are definitely talking devil worshipper. the rose became uber populare as a result of the alberta canada branches; they produced brides of satan just like the other branch. the two main sigils can be found on the clothes of nancy pelosi and lyn de rothchild.

they do not hide it and they…

picrel

>>20874229

ye do tarnish the long and sacred tradition of ginger mound!

for shame, and on a pedofile to boot! for shame

kek

>>20873977

Thank you, Baker.

Pope to hold press conference on aliens and the supernatural – and people are confused

UPDATED12:53, 16 MAY 2024

The Vatican has announced that it is set to hold a press conference on “supernatural phenomena” tomorrow, and it will touch on aliens and how it will deal with potential encounters in the future.

According to a notice on the Vatican's website, it will kick of at noon tomorrow, and will feature three prominent Vatican members.

Being held to “present the new provisions of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith for discerning between apparitions and other supernatural phenomena,” it will be led by Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandex, Messenger Armando Matteo and Daniela Del Gaudio.

The former are part of the Vatican's Doctrine of the Faith, while the latter is listed as the director of the International Observatory for Marian apparitions and mystical phenomena of the Pontifical International Marian Academy, lecturer in Mariology at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum and the San Bonaventura Faculty of Rome.

The move to hold the press conference has caused ripples in the alien community, as one like this hasn't been held since February 1978. However, according to the National Catholic Reporter, it is being done so after a surge in reporting of aliens and “supernatural phenomena” from mainstream media . . . such as the one you're currently reading.

Cardinal Franjo Seper explained how the move made by The Pope and his officials is “necessary”. He said: “Moreover, the ease of going from one place to another fosters frequent pilgrimages, so that Ecclesiastical Authority should discern quickly about the merits of such matters.”

The press conference is will see new guidelines launched on how the Vatican will deal with aliens and phenomena created by them – or alleged aliens etc. Until now, pretty much everything has been dismissed by The Pope and its investigative team, so it remains to be seen what the new document will do in terms of being more open to it.

However, Pope Francis did touch on aliens at the end of last year, when he was talking about how early Christians discussed associating with “Jews and Gentiles” – which, for some reason, he compared to aliens.

He said: “That was unthinkable. If, for example, tomorrow an expedition of Martians came, and some of them came to us, here…Martians, right? Green, with that long nose and big ears, just like children paint them…And one says, ‘But I want to be baptized!’ What would happen?”

He didn't answer his own question, but added: “It was never the ministry of the closed door, never,”

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/pope-aliens-supernatural-phenomena-everyones-32822897

https://press.vatican.va/content/salastampa/en/bollettino/pubblico/2024/05/16/240516e.html

https://www.youtube.com/c/VaticanNews

>>20874175

coming to a theatre near you

>>20874202

>>20874213

>>20874219

>>20874140

>It poses no harm to anyone

Where are they saying Covid-19 came from? Furin Cleavage site what?

>>20874245

>apparitions and other supernatural phenomena.

>>20874248

81 million votes and can't sell a book.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13426227/joe-biden-debts-book-sales-financial-records.html

>>20874239

lmgtfy.. picrel

THEY ARE DEFENDING THIS BITCH, SHE WAS PREGNANT?

>>20874257

A senior FBI official reportedly advised his agents to use the agency’s warrantless surveillance authority against targets on American soil.

This is according to Wired, who obtained an internal e-mail in which Paul Abbate, a deputy director for the FBI, pressed his subordinates to find ways they can leverage Section 702 authority against U.S. citizens on American soil.

Part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Section 702 was originally set up in 2008 as a way to surveil threats from hostile actors who are taking part in crimes such as arms proliferation, terrorism, drug trafficking and cyber crimes. As long as one of the parties in the communications being surveilled is reasonably believed to be a non-citizen situated outside of the U.S., government agencies can compel American companies to intercept communications without a search warrant. It states that they can eavesdrop on a range of communications, including phone calls, emails and text messages, among others, without obtaining a search warrant.

However, Section 702 is often misused by the FBI, who has been accused of targeting journalists, American protesters and a sitting member of Congress with this authority. Despite the controversy, the program was extended for two more years in April after an extensive debate and over the objections of some conservative and progressive lawmakers.

In the e-mail obtained by Wired dated April 20, Abbate instructs employees to find ways to use the authority, writing: “To continue to demonstrate why tools like this are essential to our mission, we need to use them, while also holding ourselves accountable for doing so properly and in compliance with legal requirements.”

He added: “I urge everyone to continue to look for ways to appropriately use US person queries to advance the mission, with the added confidence that this new pre-approval requirement will help ensure that those queries are fully compliant with the law.”

Some lawmakers, like Representative Zoe Lofgren (D- California) fear that Abbate is trying to convince FBI agents to spy on American citizens. She told Wired: “The deputy director’s email seems to show that the FBI is actively pushing for more surveillance of Americans, not out of necessity but as a default. This directly contradicts earlier assertions from the FBI during the debate over Section 702’s reauthorization.”

https://www.infowars.com/posts/in-leaked-email-fbi-official-encourages-agents-to-use-warrantless-wiretaps-on-americans/

The giant pharmaceutical company Pfizer is ready to pay between $200-250 million as a result of over 10,000 U.S. lawsuits involving supposed cancer risks associated with the drug Zantac, which it sold between 1998 and 2006, sources told the Financial Times.

Zantac was approved in 1983, becoming the world’s largest-selling medicine by 1988. But in 2019, after a Connecticut lab heated ranitidine, the active ingredient in Zantac, and found “extremely high levels” of NDMA, a probable human carcinogen, the Food and Drug Administration asked for Zantac and its generic equivalents to be pulled off the market in April 2020.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/pfizer-offers-to-pay-200-250-million-to-settle-lawsuits-over-popular-heartburn-medication-report

>>20874238

Half would be ok with voting for bidan right now.

Walking through the darkness is impossible if it’s not dark. This HAS to happen, the people NEED THE PAIN to wake up.

No pain- no gain. I hate it too but I have come to terms with the fact that this is required to save the Republic from destruction. The crooked economic system needs to burn down for us to MAGA.

>>20873695 lb

SAM643 G5 went to Nellis from JBA depart

SAM665 Heading to NoLo-Lakefront Airport

MANGO28 (was SPAR28 on ground) left MacDill (CENTCOM) after quick is he ground stop and ascended to 35k Ft and nao at 21kft @about 420kts like it doesn’t know where it’s going and decisions being made

>>20874245

The Ethiopian Bible is the oldest to exist; Guess what it includes all those excised books from the western versions that inconveniently mention the watchers, Aliens, etc..

>>20874263

>NDMA, a probable human carcinogen

>>20874179

>>20874267

kek which one works best?!

>>20874260

>Fact Pence is a treasonous little PEDO that knew the electors were being challenged in multiple states and voted for the electoral ballot anyway

Sauce?

How do you know he wasn't acting under instruction to bring light to dark.

You, little faggot, are an example of the billions of morans who conflate opinion with fact.

>>20873977

tyb

>>20874263

Just wait until the myocarditus and cancer lawsuits from the experimental vax start rolling in…

>>20874276

…AND TOGETHER, WE WILL MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAI-…

>>20874288

>>20874288

>>20874257

hold up, bitch

it none of your fucking business if i was pregnant

https://x.com/AntiWhiteWatch1/status/1791031597845897625

Somali criminal migrant thugs gun down a White teenager who they tried to rob outside of his home on May 6th. Minnisota has been flooded with criminal Somalis for years now and residents report that the areas has become "an absolute zoo". Just more migrant fueled #BlackonWhiteViolence #migrantviolence #greatreplacement

Marker of DNA damage seen in men applying Roundup and other glyphosate-based herbicides

https://gmwatch.org/en/106-news/latest-news/20350-marker-of-dna-damage-seen-in-men-applying-roundup-and-other-glyphosate-based-herbicides/

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/pfizer-says-they-re-deeply-sorry-for-violating-5-regulatory-codes-and-illegally-promoting-their-vaccine/ar-BB1mkm0p

>>20874295

>>20874303

At the moment. But once the full scale of the fraud that was perpetrated on the public starts to come out, that immunity will not survive.

>>20874306

2/2

Congress has sought to address this over-sentencing epidemic through the Trump-era 2018 First Step Act and the 2008 Bush-era Second Chance Act and its 2018 reauthorization. Yet theBureau of Prisons has largely ignored the mandates Congress has given it.

For example, during my prison stay, I have worked with dozens of first-time and nonviolent inmates. I have discovered case after case where prerelease custody into a halfway house and home confinement had been delayed for months and sometimes more than a year. I had this happen even in my own case, which has lengthened my prison stay by more than one-third.

One of thebiggest reasonsthe Bureau of Prisonsfails to release inmatesin a timely manner is its failure to follow a 2022 directive mandating full forecast release credits under theFirst Step Act and the Second Chance Act. An equally big reason is simply bureaucratic inertia, which causes many inmates who fail to speak up to fall through the cracks.

One of the most economically perverse problems I have observed is therefusal of the Bureau of Prisons to allow inmatesinto prerelease custody because of the closing of some halfway houses and a lack of halfway house capacity. This is not just inhumane; it is fiscal insanity.

It costs taxpayers half as much to support an inmate in a halfway house. So when the Bureau of Prisons closes halfway houses to save a few dimes and inmates have to stay in prison longer, the total cost to the Bureau of Prisons — and taxpayers — goes up.

Finally, while Congress has significantly relaxed the rules governing compassionate release, time and again, the Bureau ofPrisons and wardensat prisons like mine in Miamiwon’t approve such releases. In my prison dorm alone, there is a 66-year-old in deteriorating health in a wheelchair, an 80-year-old in even worse condition, a guy with what is likely terminal cancer, and a 40-something suffering from the aftermath of a stroke and related spinal surgery.All should have been sent home months or years ago.

This is not what Congress intended, and theBureau of Prisons‘ failure to obey the lawsof our land — irony noted — is needlessly costing taxpayers billions annually while increasing crime and recidivism rates. This travesty is happening on President Biden’s watch. It’s well past time to add “smart on crime” to the political mantra of “tough on crime.”

• Peter Navarro served for four years as a senior White House adviser to Donald Trump. He is currently a prisoner of conscience in a federal prison for defending the constitutional separation of powers and honoring his oath of office. He is the author of the forthcoming book “The New MAGA Deal: The Unofficial Deplorables Guide to Donald Trump’s 2024 Policy Platform.”

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2024/may/7/bureau-of-prisons-thumbs-its-nose-at-congress-taxp/

>>20874304

Dinkytown is a Somali infested hellscape.

Voting has consequences.

major riots in new caledonia

france declares martial law

the natives are more than restless

and at least they're colorful

if you're going to fight, clash

is this another anticolonial uprising?

hitherto safe corner of european control in the south-west pacific

i often listen to a radio station there

radio nia

for caledonia

https://nia.nc/

now playing psy progressive

coup music

this is sunspot stuff

look out for more masses on the streets

>>20874316

>please

mwahahahahahahhahahaha

no thank you and you're welcome!

EXEC1F C40BFlauxtus and kneepads husband/handler Doug Emhoffheading to Marquette, MI

These two together for three days on the road after those dinner shenanigans?!

Kek!

Jill Biden to tour Michigan from the U.P. to Detroit over 3 days

First Lady Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will travel all across Michigan later this week, starting in the Upper Peninsula and ending in Detroit. Biden and Emhoff will arrive in Marquette on Thursday afternoon and then speak at a political event. Later Thursday, they will speak at a community event with the Bay Mills Indian Community and Sault Ste. Marie Tripe of Chippewa Indians in the eastern part of the U.P. On Friday afternoon, they will host a listening session with the two tribes about health care, and then will tour the Soo Locks before they head to Mid Michigan.

During their time in Mid Michigan, they will speak at a political event and then fly to metro Detroit on Friday night before speaking at a political event in Detroit on Saturday morning in Detroit.

https://www.wxyz.com/news/first-lady-jill-biden-to-tour-michigan-from-the-u-p-to-detroit-over-3-days

Don't ask don't tell

>>20874327

The not believe it crowd will be in denial, but they will eventually come around. I don't think that there will really be a don't care crowd.

Everybody knows somebody, who was vaxxed.

>>20874335

I think Nina Jankowicz learned how to bake…

>>20874209

Bannon played the statement by Garland from this morning a few times.

"Garland wets his pants; knows all the crimes he's done" ~ to paraphrase.

Think of this:

Garland claims that to turn over the Tapes of Biden (of pedoJoe speaking to his Ghost Writer) would compromise the DoJ's own criminal investigations.

kekek

Are they investigating Biden?

No, it's just the boilerplate answer they give whenever asked for transparency.

Garland didn't have time to make up a new lie?

OR

There is actually no excuse for with-holding the tapes?

NARA Gives Feds Instructions on UFO Records Classification

MAY 15, 2024 12:58 PM

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is giving Federal agencies instructions on how to review, identify, and organize records in their custody relating to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) – or UFOs as they are more commonly known.

On May 9, NARA released the Guidance to Federal Agencies on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Records Collection, which instructs agencies on what information is needed to create and manage a governmentwide repository of records dealing with UAPs, as well as how to collect it.

Step one, Federal agencies must prepare and identify all metadata elements. The guidance includes a metadata requirements list that agencies must follow when reviewing, identifying, and organizing each UAP record.

Step two, agencies must conduct an access review of each UAP record and identify which records can be publicly disclosed without any redaction, identify partially restricted records, and create a public access version with redactions and postpone fully restricted UAP records.

Step three, Federal agencies must transfer physical and legal custody of the copies of the fully releasable, restricted in part, and postponed UAP records to the National Archives.

The records must be delivered to NARA as digital copies by the end of the current fiscal year, Sept. 30.

Under a new records management provision — which was tucked into the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act — NARA is required to set up a UAP Records Collection.

NARA began to stand up the records collection earlier this year, urging agencies to begin classifying any UAP-related records in their custody. The recent guidance provides further instruction on what actions agencies need to take.

The collection will consist of “copies of all Government, Government-provided, or Government-funded records relating to [UAPs], technologies of unknown origin, and non-human intelligence (or equivalent subjects by any other name with the specific and sole exclusion of temporarily non-attributed objects),” according to the bill.

Unclassified copies of UAP records transferred to NARA will be made available online in the National Archives catalog. In addition, NARA will integrate an online finding aid into the collection.

https://www.meritalk.com/articles/nara-gives-feds-instructions-on-ufo-records-classification/

>>20874340

>>20874336

Britain says it is developing a radio-wave weapon that can take out a swarm of drones for just $0.12 a shot

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/britain-says-it-is-developing-a-radio-wave-weapon-that-can-take-out-a-swarm-of-drones-for-just-0-12-a-shot/ar-BB1mvnPd?ocid=msedgntp&pc=ASTS&cvid=f39ed79ddb504f699d78e825da58377c&ei=18

Now think… "The Wall".

America already has this tech.

Rumble suing Google for $1BILLION

Rumble, the publicly-traded YouTube alternative that's favored by conservatives, has filed a lawsuit against Google and its parent Alphabet.

The big picture: The lawsuit argues that Google owes Rumble upwards of $1 billion in damages for lost ad revenue as a client, and for illegally leveraging its dominance in ad technology to hamper Rumble's ability to compete as an ad tech competitor.

https://www.axios.com/2024/05/13/exclusive-rumble-sues-google-again

>>20874299

>>20874342

>I don't think that there will really be a don't care crowd.

LOL….

you need to get out more