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Baker tappin @20, requires handoff

>>18134698

Tyb

https://www.foxnews.com/us/blm-founders-cousin-dies-los-angeles-police-arrest

Brace yourselves…

>>18134698

TYB

>>18134698

TYB

>>18134698

Ty baker, I would bake but look at all this PORN SPAM

I think I'll furiously abuse my cock instead

>>18134698

TYB

>>18134698

TYB

>>18134698

tyb

>>18134698

Thank you baker

Thank you Lord please bless this bread.

>>18134723

>>18134698

tyb

01-14

Are you prepared?

READY FOR LAUNCH?

Look at this. There are wires sticking out everywhere. Who tf disconnected the ET transmissions and left this mess?

>>18134729

>>18134705

>>18134737

>READY FOR LAUNCH?

I was ready 5 years ago.

I was ready 4 years ago.

I was ready 3 years ago.

I was ready 2 years ago.

I was ready last year. So,

YES I AM READY NOW!

>>18134733

>>18134752

Trust the Plan

God Wins

>>18134761

>>18134698

TYB

>>18134729

When you hit the Beach

Launch the Side_by_Sides

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>>18134698

TYB!

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>>18134777

digits

>>18134724

https://twitter.com/PricePlow/status/1611704596291895297

>>18134776

Call sign NASA806. N806NA LOCKHEED U-2

NASA NEIL A ARMSTRONG FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER

Baro. Altitude: ▲ 50200 ft

>>18134777

>>18134698

anons remember

#notAbot?

those were the days!

>>18134752

Facts. I needed to read this. ThanQ.

>>18134781

Loves me some Vitamin N. Decided to lay off all smoke (tobacco & pots) for a while so now it's just nasal snuff and dip for tobacco and edibles for muh pots.

Senator Questions CDC On Why It Claimed No 'Unexpected Safety Signals' For COVID Vaccines

A U.S. senator is questioning a top agency's public statements over safety signals for the COVID-19 vaccines.

Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), claimed in 2022 that safety monitoring revealed no “unexpected safety signals” for the vaccines.

But the results to which she was referring showed hundreds of safety signals, or adverse events potentially linked to the shots.

The Epoch Times obtained the results through a Freedom of Information Act after the CDC refused to release them.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) is now wondering why the CDC expected so many signals after vaccination.

In a Jan. 10 letter citing The Epoch Times article on the results, Johnson demanded the CDC explain how it determined what is and is not an “unexpected safety signal.”

“The American people have a right to know the extent to which your agency was aware of and tracked COVID-19 vaccine adverse events. Your lack of transparency is unacceptable. Without immediately providing complete and reliable information about COVID-19 vaccine adverse events, you are obstructing Congressional oversight and leaving the public in the dark,” added Johnson, who was stonewalled when he requested the monitoring results.

The CDC did not respond to a request for comment.

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/senator-questions-cdc-why-it-expected-hundreds-safety-signals-covid-19-vaccines

https://www.scribd.com/document/619421277/Sen-Johnson-Letter-to-Cdc#

>>18134784

>>18134698

ty baker

>>18134795

>>18134698

tyb

How Stanford Failed the Academic Freedom Test

For America’s new clerisy, scientific debate is a danger to be suppressed

by Jay Bhattacharya

1-10-23

We live in an age when a high public health bureaucrat can, without irony, announce to the world that if you criticize him, you are not simply criticizing a man. You are criticizing “the science” itself. The irony in this idea of “science” as a set of sacred doctrines and beliefs is that the Age of Enlightenment, which gave us our modern definitions of scientific methodology, was a reaction against a religious clerisy that claimed for itself the sole ability to distinguish truth from untruth. The COVID-19 pandemic has apparently brought us full circle, with a public health clerisy having replaced the religious one as the singular source of unassailable truth.

The analogy goes further, unfortunately. The same priests of public health that have the authority to distinguish heresy from orthodoxy also cast out heretics, just like the medieval Catholic Church did. Top universities, like Stanford, where I have been both student and professor since 1986, are supposed to protect against such orthodoxies, creating a safe space for scientists to think and to test their ideas. Sadly, Stanford has failed in this crucial aspect of its mission, as I can attest from personal experience….

Academic freedom at Stanford is clearly dying. It cannot survive if the administration fails to create an environment where good-faith discussions can occur outside of a framework of ideological rigidity and the false certainties that ideologues—and governments—wish to impose on us. Stanford missed the opportunity to sponsor COVID policy forums and it deplatformed dissenting voices. Several prominent faculty exploited this environment, engaging in actions that directly violated basic academic norms.

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/arts-letters/articles/stanford-failed-academic-freedom-test

https://twitter.com/DrJBhattacharya/status/1613315147505991680

>>18134788

Bingo

“The CCP doesn’t pose a danger to just Republicans or Democrats, it’s a threat to all Americans.”

These 65 Democrats voted against a CCP select committee:

Becca Balint, Nanette Barragán, Suzanne Bonamici, Jamaal Bowman, Shontel Brown, Cori Bush, Troy Carter, Greg Casar, Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, Judy Chu, Yvette Clarke, Gerald Connolly, Jasmine Crockett, Danny Davis, Diana DeGette, Mark DeSaulnier, Veronica Escobar, Dwight Evans, Lois Frankel, Maxwell Frost, Jesus García, Robert Garcia, Dan Goldman, Jimmy Gomez, Jared Huffman, Glenn Ivey, Jonathan Jackson, Sheila Jackson Lee, Pramila Jayapal, Hank Johnson, Sydney Kamlager-Dove, Barbara Lee, Summer Lee, Ted Lieu, Zoe Lofgren, Doris Matsui, Gregory Meeks, Grace Meng, Gwen Moore, Kevin Mullin, Jerrold Nadler, Richard Neal, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Frank Pallone, Mark Pocan, Katie Porter, Ayanna Pressley, Mike Quigley, Delia Ramirez, Deborah Ross, Linda Sánchez, John Sarbanes, Jan Schakowsky, Bobby Scott, Melanie Stansbury, Mark Takano, Dina Titus, Rashida Tlaib, Jill Tokuda, Paul Tonko, Lauren Underwood, Juan Vargas, Nydia Velázquez, Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Nikema Williams.

https://cnsnews.com/article/international/patrick-goodenough/65-democrats-vote-against-republican-established

>>18134795

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/02/covid-19-coronavirus-pandemic-9-february/

Feb 9, 2021 — Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said on Monday. “The continued proliferation of variants remains …

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Think Rotate. Flip. Mirror.

>>18134777

Racist LAPD cops kill unarmed black man who "wuz jus mindin' his bidness".

Other Californians are happy LAPD is using "Green Guns" now.

Just kiddin' !

Keenan Anderson: Black Lives Matter founder's cousin dies after police arrest

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64252337

Prepare for another "Summer of Love" !

>>18134796

Remember when the group that called themselves the Absolute Retards were running the board in the last half of 2021 and then they lost control of the board at the start of 2022? Good times. I'll bet they wish they had to power to ban anons that call them out on their bullshit and not let them get away with it. I know for a fact it chaps their ass that they are so impotent here. Their Discord group REEEEEEEEEEs are hilarious I'll bet.

>>18134818

Court of Appeals Reinstates Fulton Counterfeit Ballot Case After GA Supreme Court Confirms Petitioners Have Standing

January 12, 2023

https://www.georgiarecord.com/court-of-appeals-reinstates-fulton-counterfeit-ballot-case-after-ga-supreme-court-confirms-petitioners-have-standing/

The Georgia Court of Appeals, in compliance with a December 20th ruling by the Georgia Supreme Court, has reinstated the election fraud case of Favorito et al v. Wan et al. The case was originally dismissed by two lower Courts for lack of standing, prior to being reviewed by Georgia’s Supreme Court.

In October of 2022, the Georgia Supreme Court ruled that taxpayers, citizens and residents indeed do have standing to sue government officials when those officials violate Georgia law. This ruling set the stage for the Supreme Court to order that the Favorito case be returned and reconsidered by the lower court.

Favorito’s lawsuit alleges that video widely shown involving ballots being counted at the State Farm Arena includes evidence of election violations. In addition, sworn affidavits from senior poll managers who handled absentee ballots, provide evidence that counterfeit ballots were included in Fulton County election results.

Garland Favorito is scheduled to appear on The Georgia Show with Host L Todd Wood, this Sunday, January 15 at 2:00pm EST.

The Georgia Record will continue to follow developments closely as the case is again taken-up by the Court of Appeals.

https://t.me/GeorgiaRecord/177

>>18134798

12 Jan, 2023 21:19

'The entire town is littered with bodies': how Ukraine suffered a humiliating defeat in Soledar after a relentless Russian assault

This marks Russia’s first major victory since the withdrawals from Balakleya, Krasny Liman and Kherson

Fighters from the Wagner Group have completely surrounded the Donbass town of Soledar and are now clearing the extensive tunnel network in the town's salt mines, the head of private military company, Evgeny Prigozhin, claimed.

The news came after weeks of intense battles in an area which sources from both sides, but especially those which are pro-Kiev, have described as a "meat grinder." Despite the sustained, albeit slow, Russian advance, the Ukrainian authorities have chosen not to retreat at the cost of tremendous losses.

“I want to repeat that Soledar has been fully liberated and cleared of Ukrainian army units,”Prigozhin said in a statement on Wednesday evening. “The Ukrainian troops that refused to surrender have been destroyed.”

Prigozhin estimated that 500 Ukrainian troops died in the final stages of the fighting, after Wagner forces encircled them. That's on top of others who perished previously.

The entire town is littered with the bodies of Ukrainian servicemen,” he saidWhile gunfire can still be heard in the western outskirts of Soledar, it is clear now that Russian forces will emerge victorious. Their victory will, in turn, collapse a 70 km-long section of Kiev's defense

The Stakes

Soledar is a conglomeration of several settlements established around salt mines and railway stations. In 2001, when Ukraine last conducted a census, around 13,000 people lived here. The town stretches along the right bank of the Bakhmutka River from southeast to northwest.

In late 2022, it became an infamous urban warzone. In peaceful times, however, it was known as the largest source of mineral salt in Central and Eastern Europe, covering around 80% of Ukraine’s needs. Deep salt mines have also made Soledar a tourist and leisure destination with tours around the caves.

There was, however, a second, military purpose to the city and its industries, as was typical for the Soviet Union. In the case of Soledar, several of its depleted mines were used as spacious and secure military warehouses.

Last year, this previously disregarded aspect of Soledar’s identity became its most prominent feature. Salt production stopped, and the gypsum plant ceased operating; the only visitors around were now Ukrainian soldiers – and developing asthma was the least of their problems.

Strategic Positions

Soledar became the focus of Russian offensive operations last May, after troops seized Popasnaya and breached the first line of Ukrainian defenses. The Ukrainian command turned the town into a major piece of its second defensive line, a stretch of fortifications along the Dzerzhinsk – Bakhmut (Artyomovsk) – Soledar – Seversk line.

Up until early August, fighting continued around Soledar: Russian forces were busy cutting off the pocket of Ukrainian forces near Severodonetsk and Lisichansk, and gradually advancing toward Soledar and Artyomovsk, seizing fortifications at Pilipchatino and Pokrovskoye along the way. Wagner units and the 6th Cossack Regiment of Lugansk gradually moved into the combat area. Russian troops enjoyed uncontested superiority in terms of artillery, but there were some early signs of ‘ammunition hunger’ looming on the horizon.

https://www.rt.com/russia/569761-soledar-and-wagner-music/

>>18134785

>Baro. Altitude: ▲ 50200 ft

Baro. Altitude: ▲ 60000 ft

I'm going to say this just once, I hope someone will archive this.

Q2225: Programs exist that are outside of public domain.

20 and back´s a real thing.

Many fake their deaths to rejuvenate and return to operations.

Some leave doubles with good masks to be reinserted without raising suspicion.

Trump's rise to power left the corrupt old guard unable to access this program.

That is why they are sick and desperate.

Just saying…

Bill Gates dodges Jeffrey Epstein questions during ‘ask me anything’ Reddit chat

Bill Gates held court during an online chat in which he invited Reddit users to “ask me anything” on Wednesday — only to ignore questions about his ties to the convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Gates, the Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist, fielded questions during a Reddit “AMA” in which he opined on his favorite rock band (U2), the need to combat climate change, taxation of the wealthy, his ownership of US farmland and which television shows he enjoyed the most in 2022.

But he wouldn’t touch the hot-button question of his prior relationship with Epstein, the wealthy financier who hanged himself in a Manhattan jail cell while awaiting federal trial on sex trafficking charges in 2019.

“Why did you continue associating with Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted of being a pedo?” a Redditor who goes by the handle “alwayshazthelinks” wrote to Gates.

“And against your then-wife’s advice and wishes?”

The reference was to Epstein’s prior conviction in 2008 when he admitted in a Florida court to procuring a child for prostitution and soliciting a prostitute.

The questioner then posted a link to an article with the headline: “Bill Gates’ Ex-Wife Melinda Says His Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein Hurt Marriage.”

The Reddit user then posed a follow-up question: “Why did you funnel donations through Epstein as opposed to publicly donating via your well-known ‘philanthropic’ foundation?

Last March, Melinda French Gates told Gayle King of “CBS This Morning” that it was “not one thing but many things” that led to the end of her 27-year marriage to Gates. The divorce was finalized in August 2021.

“I did not like that he had meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, no,” Melinda French Gates said.

“I made that clear to him.”

She told King that she met Epstein “exactly one time” because she “wanted to see who this man was.”

“I regretted it the second I walked in the door,” Melinda French Gates told “CBS This Morning.”

“He was abhorrent. He was evil personified. My heart breaks for these women.”

Bill Gates provided a statement to CBS which read: “Meeting with Epstein was a mistake that I regret deeply. It was a substantial error in judgment.”

Bill Gates, 67, has admitted to having “several dinners” with Epstein in the early 2010s.

He said this past May that the meetings were part of efforts to raise money for the Gates Foundation.

https://nypost.com/2023/01/12/bill-gates-dodges-jeffrey-epstein-questions-during-reddit-chat/?utm_campaign=SocialFlow

>>18134822

dub dubs chk't

Secret Service Locates Hundreds of Docs Regarding Hunter Biden’s Gun Purchase

The U.S. Secret Service has “located” hundreds of documents related to Hunter Biden’s purchase of a handgun that was later found after being discarded in a dumpster behind a small grocer in Delaware.

“Hunter Biden’s sister-in-law, Hallie Biden, reportedly threw his handgun in a trash container in Delaware in 2020. Agents with the Secret Service and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) were reportedly involved. Based on the reports, a transparency group called Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the Secret Service asking for records related to the incident, including reports, telephone logs, and witness statements. The Secret Service, in its initial April 2021 response, said it located records and would process them. But more than a year later, in October, it said the response was sent in error and that the agency had never actually located any responsive records. The third change came in a recent court filing that was lodged after Judicial Watch sued over the matter. The Secret Service now says more than 100 records have been located,” the report said.

Hunter and Hallie, the wife of Hunter’s late brother Beau, were reportedly having an affair at the time.

“Since the Complaint was filed, the Parties have conferred about the intended scope of Judicial Watch’s FOIA request and, in response, USSS has run supplemental searches and located over 100 records, totaling over 400 pages, potentially responsive to Judicial Watch’s request under the clarified understanding of that request,” the Secret Service and Judicial Watch said in a joint case report filed on Nov. 10 with the U.S. court in Washington, D.C.

Initially, the Secret Service denied having the records, noted Judicial Watch.

“The Secret Service’s changing story on records raises additional questions about its role in the Hunter Biden gun incident,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton noted in a statement. “One thing is clear, Judicial Watch’s persistence means the public may get records that the Secret Service suggested didn’t exist.”

At issue is Hunter Biden’s response to a question on a federal gun form asking about prior drug use. According to reports, the first son said he did not use drugs, though he has admitted to a raging cocaine habit, and video, as well as photographic evidence of that drug use, was found on the infamous laptop he allegedly abandoned at a Delaware computer repair shop.

It is a felony to lie on a federal gun form.

An explosive new report from the New York Times this week alleges that Hunter Biden could soon face charges concerning alleged illegal tax deductions.

“David C. Weiss, the U.S. attorney for Delaware, is closing in on a decision about whether to prosecute Hunter Biden on charges stemming from his behavior during his most troubled years. Investigators have pored over documents related to and questioned witnesses about his overseas business dealings. They include his role on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company led by an oligarch who at the time was under investigation for corruption — a position that Hunter accepted while his father, as vice president, was overseeing Obama administration policy in Ukraine,” the NYT reported.

Investigators are also closing in on possible illegal business deals between Hunter Biden’s business associates and his father, President Joe Biden.

https://conservativebrief.com/secret-locate-69879/?utm_source=CB

DiedSuddenly

@DiedSuddenly_

BREAKING NEWS:

Our local embalmer (who was initially skeptical of the #Diedsuddenly Film) sent us this photo today.

He was horrified — finding his first round of fibrous clots in the vaxxed dead. 💉

The clot that he pulled from the body was 16 inches long.

https://twitter.com/DiedSuddenly_/status/1613701818088931329

>>18134698

tyb

Was this from the laptop?

>>18134790

>>18134777

chek't

>>18134847

https://bidenlaptopreport.marcopolousa.org/report_viewer/index.html#p=23

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'The entire town is littered with bodies': how Ukraine suffered a humiliating defeat in Soledar after a relentless Russian assault

The Russians were unable to penetrate Ukrainian defenses in one burst. The troops, exhausted after a major operation to liberate the entirety of the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR), simply could not break through the numerically superior Ukrainian forces.

Ukrainian defenses in the area consisted of the 93rd Mechanized Brigade, supported by numerous units of the Territorial Defense Forces. The second line was formed by the 24th Mechanized Brigade, which had suffered losses during the earlier fighting in Popasnaya. Combined, these forces were sufficient to hold off the attacks along most of the Artyomovsk-Soledar-Lisichansk line, a stretch of fortifications that would not be breached until December – a development that would ultimately spell defeat for the Ukrainians.

Yet, over the summer of 2022, Ukrainian defenses in the area held strong – so much so that one of Ukraine’s top media spokesmen, Aleksei Arestovich, boasted that the Russians would not take a single Ukrainian town beyond Lisichansk, including Artyomovsk and Soledar. The frontline stabilized, and the armies switched to positional warfare. In the Donbass farmland, fields are separated by strips of trees to prevent soil erosion; these strips were fortified and used as strongpoints. The Russian troops wrestled the farmland away from the Ukrainians, 500 meters at a time – however, an unconventional approach was required in order to achieve a decisive breakthrough.

Until then, Russian assault groups, under the cover of artillery fire, had been working their way slowly, but steadily, through the Ukrainian defenses. Their first successful operation, which marked the start of the battle for Soledar, was the capture of the Knauf Gips gypsum plant in early August, by the 6th Cossack Regiment of the LPR army and Wagner units. Then, using the plant as a foothold, the Russian forces engaged in months of fighting in the southern part of the city, which consisted of private residences, several blocks of multistory residential buildings, a gypsum plant, a gypsum quarry and a refractory materials factory.

Wagner group filmed in salt-mine tunnels of embattled Soledar

The fighting dragged on for the rest of the summer and into the fall. After the pullbackfrom Kharkov Region and Krasny Liman, a new tug-of-war started over Peski, Marinka and Avdeevka. Later, the Russian army pulled out of Kherson, but managed to hold Svatovo. In the meantime, the situation around Soledar and Artyomovsk remained unchanged. Wagner forces, in cooperation with units from the Donbass republics and assisted by Russian aviation and artillery, lay the groundwork for a successful breach of the multi-layered Ukrainian defenses.

Fresh blood

What finally got things moving was the Wagner group’s decision to focus on assault tactics and scale up its operations by increasing its numbers. To get an influx of fresh blood, it used several approaches. First, friendly media created an entire subculture that praised Wagner as the leading military force and made it desirable to serve in its ranks. This promotional effort was driven by military bloggers (often Wagner veterans themselves), journalists, musicians and artists, and was certainly helped by the outspoken head of the group, Prigozhin.

As a result, when Russia announced a partial mobilization, some eligible men decided that it would be better to go to war themselves than sit around and wait for a draft summons. Volunteering gave you one privilege: You could choose which force to join. Wagner was one of the top choices.

Second, it was decided to start recruiting among prison inmates. Subject to strict discipline, they were offered equal treatment to other soldiers and a six-month contract, after which it was promised that they would be pardoned and their criminal records cleared. The first unit made up of such volunteers set out for the front in July, and those who survived until January went home, as shown in videos published by Prigozhin’s affiliated media.

The whole enterprise would not be as effective if not for the training system, in which assault units were actually prepared for this role, without wasting time on other skills that would be useless in this context. Another factor was Wagner’s combat control system that enabled coordination between many small groups.

Path to victory

The front line in Soledar was moving north, rather slowly. But the Ukrainian army was suffering losses. The 93rd Mechanized Brigade, which had stopped Russians near Soledar in August, was shattered so badly that it lost combat effectiveness and was pulled back for reinforcements.

https://www.rt.com/russia/569761-soledar-and-wagner-music/

>>18134851

>>18134860

o7

>>18134779

Traitors and spies. Fuck NATO

>>18134819

idiots run a muck

>>18134829

>>18134844

>>18134862

3 of 3

It was replaced by the 128th Mountain Assault Brigade, which was supposed to have been drawn out of combat to be replenished after heavy fighting on the right bank of Dnieper in Kherson Region. But the Ukrainian general staff had to draw on reserves, so there wasn't enough time to replenish the 128th brigade before it was put up against Wagner’s assault troops in Bakhmutskoye and Soledar.

In the latter, fighting had intensified along the flanks. The Russians started to move forward through the industrial areas of Artyomovsk, opening up possibilities for moving into the southern outskirts of Soledar and for attacking Yakovlevka from the north.

Yakovlevka was seized on December 18, which enabled further advancement towards Soledar. Ukrainians undertook a number of counter-attacks, trying to use the wood strips in the fields for their defense. The fall of Yakovlevka was a turning point that defined future success in Soledar.

The situation in the industrial area of Artyomovsk was different. The assault operation stopped after the frontline had shifted several kilometers away from the highway. Ukraine’s government and Western media described this as a victory, claiming that the Russians were evidently unable to seize Artyomovsk and had to shift the focus to a minor target – Soledar. In reality, the battles in Artyomovsk and Soledar were interconnected.

By advancing east of Artyomovsk, the Wagner Group took the upper hand and was able to storm Bakhmutskoye. Since the summer, the frontline ran through the village, splitting it into two parts, with the Ukrainian Armed Forces setting up a fortified area in the local school and equipment storage facilities in its northern part. After this, events took a faster course. On December 26, the Ukrainians were

driven outof the school building and, on January 9, Bakhmutskoye was liberated almost completely and the Russian storm units moved on to Dekonskaya railway station.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's defense in Soledar suffered an operational crisis, with the garrison stationed in the town attacked at the southern and northern flanks and unable to stop the Russian offensive. Kiev's troops were exhausted with some fighters fleeing from their positions, according to Arestovich.

On January 5, the crisis Ukraine's defenses became apparent, with its Forces withdrawing from the southern part of the town. On January 6, fighting broke out on the premises of salt mine No. 1-3, located downtown. The following day, Ukraine’s 46th Airmobile Brigade, one of the freshest units on the battlefield, was moved there from Artyomovsk to reinforce the defense – or rather, to cover retreat of Kiev's fighters, in reality.

On January 9, Prigozhin reported that there was fighting for control of Soledar’s municipal buildings. By January 10, the Russians had taken control of the town center and surrounded the Ukrainian units that hadn’t retreated to Soledar’s western parts. They were then given time until midnight to lay down their arms.

What happens next?

At the moment it’s hard to say how effective this rhetoric might be for encouraging the Ukrainian troops to surrender. There have been cases of some soldiers giving up, but there have also been quite different cases – like, for example, that of five Ukrainian troops who preferred to jump off a five-story building than submit to Russian custody during the assault of Soleda and Chasovy Yar.

A Russian offensive targeting railway station Sol, Krasnopolye, and Razdolovka is also in progress. Should this be a success and the troops succeed in crossing the Bakhmutka River, it will be a serious threat to the Ukraine-controlled Seversk that is strategically important to the Ukrainian Army since it keeps both Lisichansk and Kremennaya in check.

The Ukrainian resistance in Soledar and Artyomovsk is currently weakening due to the intense Russian offensive. There is a clear shortage of battle-ready Ukrainian troops up to the challenge of withstanding the efficient offensive tactics employed by the Wagner PMC assault units.

And yet, the outcome of the Soledar offensive is up to the Russian command now. It remains to be seen within the next few weeks whether the command will take the risk of large casualties and try to step up the offensive or revert to slower tactics in crushing the Ukrainian defenses.

This is Russia’s first major victory since the withdrawals from Balakleya, Krasny Liman and Kherson andit’s important for boosting the morale of the troops. It is certainly a bitter pill for the Ukrainian Army. Whether we can expect Kiev to try and adapt to the new situation and look for out-of-the-box solutions remains to be seen. All we know now is that President Zelensky keeps promising the Ukrainian people he will recapture all of Donbass even though his troops are retreating.

>>18134843

>Secret Service Locates Hundreds of Docs Regarding Hunter Biden’s Gun Purchase

…Seems legit.

>>18134855

5:5

o7 fren

>>18134818

https://twitter.com/anneluty/status/1613756526480732160

.@RaheemKassam on the January 6th footage: "All of this stuff of has been kind of hidden away—and ideally what they wanted to be lost to the ages—but it's going to come out…[however] it requires people to actually GO THROUGH IT and WATCH IT."

>>18134874

https://nypost.com/2023/01/12/newlywed-wife-decapitated-by-husband-in-gruesome-killing-texas-sheriff/

Newlywed wife decapitated in ‘gruesome’ killing by husband

The decapitated body of a young wife married for less than four months was found by Texas authorities, who have charged her husband in the “gruesome” murder, the Waller County sheriff confirmed to The Post.

The 21-year-old Hispanic woman’s body was discovered in the home, but her head was not, Sheriff Troy Guidry said.

“It was a portion of a body, dismembered, and a residence that was covered in blood — a gruesome scene, at best,” he told reporters Thursday.

The husband, Jared Dicus, 21, was interviewed by cops and confessed to the killing, Guidry revealed.

The wife has not yet been identified by authorities, but a social media post by a county judge who married the duo on Oct. 21 identified her as Anggy Diaz and thanked the couple for allowing him to be part of their ceremony.

A knife, believed to be the murder weapon, was found at the property with Diaz’s severed head.

Dicus’ family members called deputies to the couple’s home — a small cottage located behind a main house where the husband’s parents live in a rural area northwest of Houston — Wednesday afternoon.

Diaz was believed to be dead since around 11 p.m. the night before her remains were discovered.

“There have been prior calls, disturbance-wise, but nothing to this effect, to this level of violence,” Guidry shared.

The young wife is a Nicaraguan citizen who was described as “undocumented” by the sheriff.

Her social media posts show her involved in fitness and feature multiple photos of her and Dicus.

>>18134841

>ability to fuck things up

Ironic coming from the one who signed Obamacare. The most communistic law that anon has ever been forced to integrate into anon's life. And forced to reconcile with anon's values of self determination.

>>18134843

second

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>>18134835

>>18134889

At this point does it really matter?

>>18134872

nice not seeing nanchee around much anymore

Yo

>>18134884

National Archives have been notably quiet in this case

Maryland US Attorney Robert Hur

The Tater is innocent and the stolen secret documents were taken by a low level staffer who died suddenly a week before the SC findings will be released.

Nuttin to see here.

>>18134887

>>18134835

Freaks aren't suspicious at all.

https://twitter.com/NavalInstitute/status/1613687595451518976

Distributed maritime operations has not been properly explained at the tactical level. Nature offers a practical example.

me operations.

7:01 PM · Jan 12, 2023

https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2023/january/distribute-dmo-tactical-commanders

Part 1 of 3

By Captain Tom Clarity, U.S. Navy

January 2023 Proceedings Vol. 149/1/1,439

There is robust and ongoing debate on expeditionary advanced basing operations and how the concept will affect future Marine Corps operations. There is far less debate regarding the Navy’s proposed warfighting concept of distributed maritime operations (DMO). To date, the service has not distributed its vision for DMO throughout the fleet. If commanding officers are expected to execute this concept in great power conflict, the technical, tactical, and cognitive challenges inherent to DMO must be identified, debated, and mitigated.

Distributed Maritime Operations

crew members

The Navy first presented DMO for broad consideration in Chief of Naval Operations John M. Richardson’s A Design for Maintaining Maritime Security (Version 2.0) in 2018, though the concept is informed by earlier warfighting frameworks such as netcentric warfare and distributed lethality.1 Subsequent documents provided visual models at the fleet level and offered little information to individual tactical commanders. These depictions focus on the high degree of connectivity required for the concept to function, if only through the static lines of connection among sensors, platforms, and command and control elements.2

Focusing on how a new model of fleet employment “looks” at the operational level of war and on its technical requirements is rational and understandable. DMO requires command-and-control and data sharing across disparate platforms and sensors to build a common operational picture.3 Developing the technical architecture to execute these concepts will not be upwardly scalable from individual tactical platforms. Establishing platform-agnostic communications, command-and-control, and fire-control networks requires a high level of purpose-built, forcewide connectivity and interoperability.

Modern Challenges

Though daunting, DMO’s technical challenges pale in comparison with those faced by commanders in understanding, much less applying, the information they receive.4 Throughout history, commanders have faced the challenge of making decisions with inadequate information. Modern conflict may present commanders with the opposite challenge: making decisions with too much information.

Information overload is not a modern phenomenon, with most historians identifying Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press as its first modern manifestation.5 The resulting explosion of available books overwhelmed 15th-century scholars.6 Similarly, an avalanche of platform, sensor, and weapon data will overwhelm the 21st-century commander.

Somewhat counterintuitively, a different emerging technology may help. The Department of Defense is pursuing artificial intelligence (AI) to improve military decision-making.7 However, the Navy struggles with incorporating AI into its acquisition processes and cyber infrastructure and fielding a force ready to develop and employ AI.8 Further, the Navy must address a more immediate technical challenge: Information needs to reliably reach operational decision-makers.

The United States should expect China to fight across the entire electromagnetic spectrum (EMS). Although the EMS is often considered distinct from the physical domains (land, sea, and air), basic tenets of theater geometry apply; forces (or signals) operating farther from their own base of operations (or source of transmission) operate at a disadvantage.9 Longer lines of communication increase the risk of interference from enemy action, generate an increased requirement in resources devoted for protection, and decrease the forces and time available for offensive action. The vast expanses of the Pacific make protecting and restoring U.S. access to required portions of the EMS an enormous challenge. Access will never be ensured or uncontested.10

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tyb

where can anon get some of those crack pipes?

one for each hand.

Biden left office as vice president in 2017 and had an office at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia after finishing his term until 2019. On February 8, 2018, the Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement says that it opened its doors in Washington, D.C.

So if these documents were removed when Biden left office, where were they in the prior year and were they moved repeatedly before they ended up in the Washington office?

Hur played a key role in a number of high-profile cases, including a children’s book scandal involving then-Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh that resulted in Pugh being sentenced to three years in prison.

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The technical vulnerabilities within DMO are easily identifiable. DMO creates a more insidious cognitive vulnerability for tactical commanders. Both the U.S. Navy and its Royal Navy forebear historically have pursued improved communication technologies to make command and control more effective. Both navies displayed decreased initiative and increased decision paralysis in the wake of their introduction, whether at Jutland in 1916 or First Battle of Savo Island in 1942.11 Tactical commanders in both actions failed to exercise initiative when faced with limited information because they believed, in part, that their seniors possessed superior information. There is little history to suggest that today’s DMO concept would provide a significantly different result.

Focusing the underlying concepts of DMO (disaggregation of forces and distribution of sensor/weapon data) at the tactical level of war mitigates technical and decision-making vulnerabilities at the operational level.12 It shortens EMS lines of communication and focuses technical efforts toward distribution of sensor/weapon data among platforms at tactically relevant distances. It reduces reliance on the space-based communications and the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) that likely will be heavily targeted by the People’s Liberation Army Navy (just as they are currently being targeted by the Russians in the Ukraine conflict).13 It accepts that significant information gaps persist. Most important, it prepares afloat commanders to execute in the absence of further guidance from senior leaders. Admiral Ernest J. King emphasized human initiative and radio silence in War Instructions United States Navy 1944.14 Both are equally valid today.

Visual Mental Model

Tactical DMO still requires a visual mental model, and three separate issues make building one difficult. The first may come down to which definition of “distributed” comes more immediately to mind: shared or spread out? Multiple tactical platforms operating at great distances (the spread-out component) precludes useful representation or even cognition. Cognitive psychologist George A. Miller believed that most humans are limited to processing roughly seven chunks of interacting pieces of information at one time.15 Recoding that information increases the number of discrete pieces of information available for processing; decision-makers recode four destroyers, two cruisers, and an aircraft carrier as a carrier strike group. This process is harder with nonaggregated platforms that lack clear points of connection.

The second obstacle to visualization is that static representations of a dynamic concept are ineffective. Finally, absent a specified objective, the relationship between platforms and sensors is meaningless. How, then, should the Navy provide tactical leaders with a visual model of DMO?

Nature provides a potentially useful model. A “murmuration” of starlings, unlike the relatively static “v formations” of migrating geese, is exceptionally dynamic and simultaneously coherent.16 A murmuration concentrates for brief moments before reorienting, extending itself along new axes, collapsing and extending again.

In 2013, Princeton mechanical engineer Naomi Leonard studied hundreds of hours of starling footage and mechanical modeling to determine how murmuration worked.17 Leonard’s research concluded that the apparently mass formation of starlings is actually an aggregate of multiple smaller, local formations.18 Subsequent research has determined that each local formation is concerned only with three variables:

1. An attraction zone: In this area, starlings will fly closer to a member of their formation.

2. A repulsion zone: In this area, closer proximity will interfere with safe flight.

3. Angular relationship: Starlings approximate the flight path of the nearest member of the formation.19

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At the Justice Department, Hur worked with Rosenstein on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, the former deputy attorney general told CNN.

Hur “was my point person and he had biweekly meetings with Mueller’s team and then briefed me on the progress of the Russian special counsel investigation,” Rosenstein said. “So he has seen that firsthand and he knows that you need not to be influenced by politics and make decisions based on fact and the law and the Department of Justice policy, and I think we can count on Rob to do that.”

Rosenstein added: “Rob, like a lot of people I worked with at DOJ, believes it is important to engage in public service and feels a sense of responsibility. So it is hard to say ‘no’ when someone calls on you to do what you know is going to be a an unpleasant job.”

While serving as a top aide to Rosenstein, Hur also appeared at a Trump White House press conference in July 2017, touting the administration’s efforts to crack down on the notorious MS-13 gang. The appearance at the White House press briefing podium was unusual as DOJ generally seeks to keep a distance from the White House on matters that could be seen as political in nature.

@tedcruz

Big story coming tomorrow:

Hillary’s server was also in Joe’s garage.

https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1613750332709896193

>>18134818

>Prepare for another "Summer of Love" !

Sounds nice.

31 Questions and Answers About the IRS - Old 1996 Early Internet Research Site on the Origin of the IRS?

>>18130159 PB

>Congress does not have to form a bill to abolish the IRS, because Congress did not create the IRS in the first place. There is NO Congressional Charter for the creation of the IRS.

>All they have to do is turn off the money that flows into the IRS.

>>18130580

>This seems on point. It is true the IRS has no creation statute. They are basically the thugs of the fed to go shake people down.

Could Anons (maybe Lawfag anons with the ability to look up old cases?) entertain an old site about the historical formation of the IRS done by what can only be described as original internet researcher anons?

And before you go, is there a way to archive this ancient site off line in total? It is literally so old it is built for a 287 machine.

A lot of research was done on the origin of the IRS back when this anon was celebrating the 800th web site to come on line with other first time web page makers? The woman who created EBAY was still selling stuff out of her garage. There was a group of lawyers, and other researchers participating in this question, at the time.

The internet was in it's infancy.

Seems the first lawyers to get on line wanted to know where the hell the IRS came from.

The page below, is the history they were able to come up with back then, as many of us watched what they were saying with some fascination.

(In a town of 800 web sites, everyone knew everyone seems like)

Anon has always wanted to post it, but, I fear it will be torn down if I do, and I can not tell if the legal work is sound. But if it is....

Then....

Apparently every state has a contract with the IRS to collect taxes for the state? State legislators seem unaware that the IRS has a contract with their state to collect federal taxes in their state?

(Pic related 2-3-4) are the beginning pages of a sample of one of these state contracts for Oklahoma, inserted into a Congressional Hearing in the 70's. The origin of the IRS is a closely held secret, it seams.

Any such contract work like this would have to be done in a bidding process I think.

The contract is needed perhaps because it would otherwise be unconstitutional for a private entity to collect taxes in the 50 states, without a contract to bypass the Constitution?

According to the research:

The IRS was a private entity domiciled in Puerto Rico. Originally it was used as a tax office for taxing the territories, (constitutional) but, Unconstitutional as applied to the states?

The big change came during WWII when the off shore entity was used to collect the "voluntary war tax"?

The original name of it was the Bureau of Internal Revenue? And if this research is correct, it explains why Congress never created a law to create an IRS as applied to the states. At most they were acting as the governing body of the territories when they created the Bureau of Internal Revenue.

Anyway, here is the site.

Get it down. Archive. Check out the cases. Repost for any lawyers and legislators who would like to know where the hell this thing came from.

I Converted the page to pdf and put a link to the site here too. But I don't know if the conversion will work. The sample state contract with the IRS is also on the site but I cant relocate at the moment. It is buried in a hearing at supremelaw.org

31 Questions and Answers about the IRS

http://supremelaw.org/sls/31answers.htm

>>18134835

Lisa Marie Presley appeared unsteady at Golden Globes days before her death

https://pagesix.com/2023/01/12/lisa-marie-presley-appeared-unsteady-at-golden-globes-days-before-her-death/

The Snake is aimed at Lisa Maries throat 2 days before her death. Sacrifice? Or odd coincidence

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Further, each starling’s seven closest neighbors define each local formation (Miller’s limit of seven chunks of processible information apparently may not be limited to humanity).20 Finally, formation membership shifts continually throughout the flight; proximity is the sole determining criteria. The ideas of fluid, local formations and Leonard’s three parameters provide guidelines for picturing DMO execution at the tactical level. In a tactical engagement, distributed forces establish ad hoc, protean formations based on their relative proximity to the target or objective. They determine repulsion zones based on their vulnerability to detection. They determine attraction zones based on shared sensor coverage or weapon employment considerations.

In Figure1, frame 1, naval forces are at their widest distribution. They create opportunistic networks based on proximity, conduct organic scouting, and avoid detection. In frame 2, these forces receive tasking via mission-type orders during an opportunistic communication window or initiate the attack after organic detection of an enemy force. Forces flow toward the target or objective using the three variables discussed above. In frame 3, the closest proximate force establishes the general attack axis and time on target. Trailing and distant elements focus on covering and protecting the attacking element with weapons and sensors in the event of detection. After executing their attack, these forces return to wide distribution in frame 4 and report weapon effects and weapon expenditures during the next opportunistic communication window. In each frame, forces focus on the relative relationships between their own platforms and the closest relative platforms.

Executing DMO

Executing DMO at the tactical level will be complex. Any employment model established in peacetime requires significant adaptation during combat. Establishing ad hoc combat formations will require a remarkable amount of trust and cross-platform understanding. It is significantly more mentally taxing; there is no fixed criteria for being “in-position” within the formation. Commanders must assess proximity among forces and their individual and collective relationship to enemy threats without full access to the EMS. Further, platforms employed against a tactical target of opportunity may detract from a larger operational objective. Operational commanders may want centralized command and control of these platforms and capabilities, but without guaranteed access to the EMS, centralizing DMO guarantees its failure.

Michael Salla

@MichaelSalla

While there are no major disclosures in the latest UFO/UAP report by new AARO office, the Pentagon clearly wants people to take UFO reports seriously as a possible national security threat. Setting the stage for a false flag alien event or SSP disclosure?

https://twitter.com/MichaelSalla/status/1613743197947060224

>>18134930

>https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1613750332709896193

>>18134930

>@tedcruz

choose wisely

>>18134914

>Hur is authorized to investigate whether any person or entity violated the law in removing documents from the Obama White House in early 2017 and not turning them over to the National Archives.

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Sorry, could not get pics related to load. Files too large. Will try again here.

>>18134857

Here, have a 914.

I think I'll take a trip around the Faux News building tomorrow afternoon. Been a while. I wonder if they've improved their security.

>>18134930

>https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1613750332709896193

Friday 13

>>18134933

Ok, pics related seem to be loading 2 at a time, and legible.

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>>18134752

Strive to become like him, and even attempt to surpass even if a futile effort.

>>18134933

ICYMI

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>>18128475 pb

anons discussed Elvis during our bacon slide last nite

i am about to eat those sammiches right now in her honor

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>>18134934

Skulls on the coat.

I had no idea she was a member of Scientology.

Scientologist hit?

She was in debt and worth more dead like her father.

Also today was Kirstie Alley's birthday.

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>>18134833

russia run out of ammo,

soon,

anytime now…

>>18134981

…Might be taken more seriously, if you lose the Reddit spacing.

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>>18134977

>Uncle Joe is back. Gore yesterday. Panic is real.

They REALLY want to scare normies away.

Kek

>>18134906

kek

>>18134994

https://ukraine.liveuamap.com/

Is autoimmune hepatitis a new thing?

I can't find anything preclot shot in a quick dig

It's almost February

>>18134928

cp shills up in here

>>18135008

you know what to do frens

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>>18134903

#releasethetexts, #releasethememo, #notAbot #PatriotsNotRussians

those were the BEST days, we fought like hell on the twat battleground

cannot believe that was 5 years ago

we are persistent, and we won't go away, proof enuff today from the twat files

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FmSZu4RXkAE-zoc.jpg

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1613589031773769739.html

organic engagement

proud to serve with the finest humans in the world, remembering my oath o7

we freaked soros out that day, so bad they had to meet in a SCIF (see Q posts, pic rel)

>>18134938

<https://www.joes.co.nz

>>18134919

Am I remembering wrong or did we already do diggs into Bidens Penn State Office, and the whatever is wrong about it?

https://qresear.ch/?q=university+of+pennsylvania&p=2

I'm not murican, I can't keep up.