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Tyb

>>23709955

they done did it !!

>https://web.archive.org/web/20251008160324/https://www.timesofisrael.com/ben-gvir-boasts-israel-victorious-on-temple-mount-leads-prayers-on-holy-site/

Original Ben Version

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>>23709568 PB

> over theopposition of prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia — by Lindsey Halligan, a White House official hastily installed by Mr. Trump as U.S. attorney after her predecessor found insufficient evidence to indict Mr. Comey.

Eastern District of Virginia

SCAM ALERT: EDVA has received reports of individuals spoofing the main phone number to our office, and using the names of EDVA attorneys or government titles with the office name, in an attempt to defraud individuals. If you receive a suspicious phone call from someone who says they are calling from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, please follow the instructions here.

About the District

Welcome to the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia.Led by United States Attorney Jessica D. Aber,the office serves more than six million residents living in Northern Virginia, the Greater Richmond Region, Hampton Roads, Tidewater, and surrounding communities.

Our job is to enforce the laws of the United States and represent its interests by prosecuting federal criminal offenses, litigating affirmative and defensive civil suits, and collecting judgments and restitution for victims and taxpayers. Our aim is to serve the community by improving public safety, promoting the rule of law, and upholding civil and constitutional rights. In achieving these ends, we closely partner with law enforcement, agencies, and community groups

> https://web.archive.org/web/20241009025416/https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva

>>23709955

TYB

Two years ago a dozen brave paragliders penetrated the world’s most secure border. Two years later that poor, unsupported, victimized country is still hunting paragliders.

>>23709955

5:5 Tower one, fly by request approved - good morning to all Anons! Thanks, Baker!

>>23709975

>Led by United States Attorney Jessica D. Aber,the office serves more than six million residents living in Northern Virginia, the Greater Richmond Region, Hampton Roads, Tidewater, and surrounding communities.

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Cause of death revealed for Jessica Aber, former US attorney, found dead in Virginia home

By Amanda Hurley

Published September 1, 2025 9:47am EDT

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Cause of death revealed for former federal prosecutor

Cause of death revealed for former federal prosecutor

The official cause of death has been revealed for former federal prosecutor Jessica Aber

The Brief

Jessica Aber's cause of death has been revealed, according to reports.

The 43-year-old former US attorney died from "sudden unexpected death in epilepsy,"

She was found dead in a home in Alexandria, Virginia, back in March.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The official cause of death has been released for Jessica Aber, a former federal prosecutor, who was found dead in a home in Alexandria, Virginia, in March.

What we know:

An autopsy report revealed that 43-year-old Jessica Aber's manner of death was "natural" after suffering "sudden unexpected death in epilepsy."

Her family and Virginia State Police did state that they believed she died from natural causes in the days following her death.

She was found dead when officers responded to a call about an "unresponsive woman" on March 22.

Dig deeper:

Aber served as the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia from 2021 to 2025.

Appointed by former President Joe Biden, she served in the role until resigning when President Trump took office for his second term on January 20.

>>23709966

Karl Marx The Communist Manifesto is Abrahamism 4.0, and karl marx is the main protagonist in it.

>>23709955

Let's get it started….

TYB

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>>23709955

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

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LASD.org - Information Detail

Any inmates interested in applying for participation in the county's Inmate Fire Camp program must

>>23709971

Authorities make an arrest related to deadly January wildfire that leveled LA neighborhood

LOS ANGELES (Gray News/AP) – An arrest has been made in connection to the deadly fire that erupted on Jan. 7, killing 12 people and destroying more than 6,000 homes and buildings in the Pacific Palisades, a wealthy coastal neighborhood of LA, according to a law enforcement official who is not authorized to publicly discuss the case.

The name of the person and the charges have not yet been released, but should be announced during a news conference scheduled for Wednesday.

Attending the 9 a.m. news conference will be Acting United States Attorney Bill Essayli, LA Police Chief Jim McDonnell, and Special Agent in Charge Kenny Cooper of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

Investigators still haven’t determined the cause of that blaze or the Eaton Fire, which broke out the same day in the community of Altadena and killed 18 people.

https://www.fox10tv.com/2025/10/08/arrest-made-deadly-la-fires-that-killed-12-destroyed-more-than-6k-homes-buildings-reports-say/

Name revealed as: Jonathan Linderneck*, aged twenty nine, residing in Florida

*Spelling may be slightly off

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Siemens Espionage Prosecutor, Firm's Spain CEO Die Days Apart: What We Know

Though investigators have found no connection between the deaths, the sequence of events and their shared association with the German conglomerate have prompted public interest.

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==Siemens Espionage Prosecutor, Firm's Spain CEO Die Days Apart: What We Know

Siemens Spain CEO, Agustin Escobar (Left) and Ex-US Attorney, Jessica Aber (right).==

In a matter of weeks, two high-profile figures linked to German multinational Siemens have died, sparking speculation and online theories. Agustin Escobar, Siemens Spain's top executive, died in a helicopter crash in New York on April 10, while Jessica Aber, a former US Attorney who oversaw a significant espionage case involving Siemens Energy, was found dead in her Virginia home on March 22.

Though investigators have found no connection between the deaths, the sequence of events and their shared association with the German conglomerate have prompted public interest.

Agustin Escobar's Death

Agustin Escobar was among six people killed when a helicopter plunged into the Hudson River off Manhattan's West Side last week. His wife and three children were also on board. The crash occurred just 15 minutes after take-off from the Downtown Manhattan Heliport.

The aircraft, operated by New York Helicopters, is said to have experienced a failure, though the exact cause remains under investigation. New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch told The New York Post that all six people on the flight died.

A video of the crash has been circulating on social media, where one user on X (formerly Twitter) wrote, “Talked to a number of my pilot friends – ‘This isn't normal.' What was Siemens CEO Agustin Escobar, working on?”

essica Aber Found Dead At Home

Jessica Aber, who previously served as the US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, was found unresponsive in her home in Alexandria, just outside Washington D.C., on March 22. Her family confirmed that Aber, 43, long struggled with epilepsy and had died in her sleep. Citing a statement from Alexandria police, her family said that detectives “found no evidence suggesting that her death was caused by anything other than natural causes," according to a report by NBC News.

Ms Aber had earned a reputation as a diligent prosecutor. Confirmed by the Senate in 2021, she was regarded by her peers as a mentor and sharp legal mind, frequently attending major trials in person. Her resignation came earlier this year, on January 20.

Jessica Aber's Role In Siemens Espionage Case

One of Ms Aber's most high-profile legal battles was a corporate espionage case involving Siemens Energy. She led the prosecution in a case where Siemens Energy admitted to unlawfully obtaining confidential data from a rival company, reported The Washington Post. The company ultimately pleaded guilty and agreed to pay a $104 million fine. In a statement from the US Department of Justice at the time, Siemens acknowledged using the stolen information to gain a competitive advantage in the energy sector.

Past Suicide Of Another Top Siemens Executive

The deaths of Mr Escobar and Ms Aber come nearly 10 years after another top Siemens figure, Heinz-Joachim Neuburger, died by suicide. He served as Chief Financial Officer from 1998 to 2006 and was implicated in a wide-reaching bribery investigation.

The scandal, considered one of the largest in German corporate history, involved a $1 billion slush fund allegedly used to secure contracts globally. Mr Neuburger took his own life in February 2015, two months after settling financially with Siemens over his role in the affair.

Any Link Between The Two Deaths?

Authorities in both countries have made no suggestion that the deaths of Escobar and Aber are in any way connected. The timing and shared Siemens connection have given rise to questions, particularly on social media.

Here are a few posts questioning the timing of the deaths:

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/siemens-espionage-prosecutor-jessica-aber-firms-spain-ceo-agustin-escobar-die-days-apart-what-we-know-8161430

>>23709960

Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, arrested and charged for allegedly starting Palisades Fire.

Source: https://x.com/USAttyEssayli/status/1975954598201536880

@disclosetv

>>23709955

TYB

>>23709978

o7

>>23709897 LB

New Master of the Demons and Witches that have Sworn to Destroy Freedom in the USA and Every Commonwealth Countries attacks Trump.

Pope Leo Steps Up Campaign Against Trump — Urges American Bishops to Speak Out Against ICE and Mass Deportations

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/10/pope-leo-steps-up-campaign-against-trump-urges/

Pope Leo XIV is stepping up his campaign against President Trump.

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ALL THIS ^^^^ IS A LIE AND BS POISONING OUR NOTABLES

Either anon is bias or did not read the full article

“Our Holy Father … is very personally concerned about these matters,” El Paso Bishop Mark Seitz, who attended the meeting, told the agency. “He expressed his desire that the U.S. Bishops’ Conference would speak strongly on this issue.”

The Vatican has so far refused to comment on the meeting,

NOTHING IN THIS ARTICLE SAYS POPE LEO IS FOR THE ILLEGALS AND AGAINST TRUMP

POPE LEO IS MAGA

>>23709987

>residing in Florida

Broward County?

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>>23709955

tyb

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>>23710000

He was generating images on ChatGPT showing disturbing images over a period of time.

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>>23709989

We know with certainty that this was an incendary fire, and the suspect started it.

On October 8, 1871, flames spark in the Chicago barn of Patrick and Catherine O’Leary, igniting a two-day blaze that kills between 200 and 300 people, destroys 17,450 buildings, leaves 100,000 homeless and causes an estimated $200 million (in 1871 dollars; more than $4 billion today) in damages.

Legend has it that a cow kicked over a lantern in the O’Leary barn and started the fire, but other theories hold that humans or even a comet may have been responsible for the event that left four square miles of the Windy City, including its business district, in ruins. Dry weather and an abundance of wooden buildings, streets and sidewalks made Chicago vulnerable to fire. The city averaged two fires per day in 1870; there were 20 fires throughout Chicago the week before the Great Fire of 1871.

>>23710007

That’s right.

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>>23709988

https://truthsocial.com/@ilpresidento/posts/115339266907286637

>>23709992

(((Harry Enten)))

@ForecasterEnten

To paraphrase Dennis Green, Trump is who voters thought he was. The majority (52%) say he has done what he promised to do. His favorable rating is basically the same as it was a year ago (just before he won re-election). The generic ballot has barely moved from last year.

10:49 AM · Oct 7, 2025

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https://x.com/ForecasterEnten/status/1975574151076385094

https://truthsocial.com/@ilpresidento/posts/115339460412946398

>>23710034

Fuck off, liar.

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>>23709971

A 29-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday, Oct. 7, on suspicion of igniting a blaze that led to the Palisades fire — which killed 12 people and damaged or destroyed thousands of structures during an uncommon windstorm that swept through Southern California, federal authorities announced on Wednesday, Oct. 8, in a downtown Los Angeles press conference.

Jonathan Rinderknecht was charged in a federal complaint with starting the Lachman fire, a small blaze in the Pacific Palisades area, on New Year’s Day, U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said.

Despite the fire being put out by firefighters, it “continued to smolder and burn underground within the root structure of the dense vegetation” — reigniting on Jan. 7 during heavy winds to become the Palisades fire, “one of the most destructive fires in Los Angeles history,” he said.

Rinderknecht faces a federal charge of destruction of property by means of fire, which carries a possible maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison.

He accused of dropping off an Uber customer and then setting the blaze. How he allegedly did so was not disclosed.

The fire was ignited with an “open flame,” Essayli said, adding that Rinderknecht was a resident of the Pacific Palisades and had a friend who lived in the area at the time he started the fire. He moved to Florida at some point after the fire was started.

Witnesses told authorities he was driving for Uber that night and appeared “agitated and angry,” Essayli said. Rinderknecht allegedly listened to a rap song accompanied with a music video that shows objects burning, then walked up the hillside and started the fire.

“It took the defendant several tries to contact 911 to report the fire,” Essayli said.

He then initially fled in his car but turned around and went back when he saw firefighters. He allegedly took video of firefighters battling the blaze on his phone.

In an interview with authorities, Rinderknecht allegedly lied to authorities and said he was farther down the hillside, but his cellphone location record shows he was standing above the fire, 30 feet away, at the time he called 911, Essayli said.

Rinderknecht was scheduled Wednesday to appear in court in Orlando, Florida.

The Palisades fire ignited about 10:30 a.m. on Jan. 7, sending firefighters to the Palisades hillside as winds howled at upward of 80 mph. By the time it was contained on Jan. 31, the fire had scorched more than 23,000 acres and had damaged or destroyed more than 7,000 structures.

Initially, investigators looked into a theory of a previous fire on New Year’s Day in the area of Skull Rock, a popular hiking area, reigniting.

Los Angeles city firefighters had said the Lachman fire was started by fireworks in the area shortly after midnight, but fire officials reported they had stopped forward progress of that blaze around 3:30 a.m. and, about an hour later reported that firefighters had fully contained the fire.

By Jan. 17, the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives had sent a team of 15 investigators from around the country to probe the cause of the Palisades fire, with one team handling analysis at the scene and another focusing on gathering external information, including surveillance footage, digital evidence and witness statements.

This is a breaking news story. Please check back for updates.

https://www.sbsun.com/2025/10/08/an-uber-driver-set-blaze-that-led-to-destructive-palisades-fire-federal-authorities-say/

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>>23710017

Is he trying to say that Abrahamism v3 is competing against v2. What to do guys?

>>23710023

Looks like the science is settled!

AI Overview

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Governor Gavin Newsom committed $101 million in July 2025 to build low-income housing in the Pacific Palisades area, prioritizing projects near recent fire perimeters to assist wildfire victims. While a state bill to create rebuilding authorities for fire-damaged lots is on hold, the governor's funding, combined with a Los Angeles city ordinance, is intended to facilitate the construction of more affordable, fire-resilient housing for low-income families in the area.

>>23710032

Eeeew! He’s prolly had donkey dix. U know the thing.. u know how they do. These people need to be lawfully destroyed with bodies n dna turned to ash.

>>23710046

Robert Bennet Forbes (September 18, 1804 – November 23, 1889), was an American sea captain, China merchant and ship owner.[1] He was active in ship construction, maritime safety, the opium trade, and charitable activities, including food aid to Ireland, which became known as America's first major disaster relief effort.

Francis Galton

Sir Francis Galton (1822–1911) was an English polymath known for his pioneering work in statistics, psychology, meteorology, and eugenics. A cousin of Charles Darwin, Galton was deeply influenced by Darwin’s theory of evolution and applied statistical methods to the study of human heredity and intelligence.

He is credited with founding eugenics, coining the term in 1883, and advocating for selective breeding to improve human traits. His 1869 book Hereditary Genius was the first attempt to study genius through genealogical analysis. Galton also introduced key statistical concepts such as regression toward the mean and correlation, and he popularized the phrase "nature versus nurture."

In meteorology, he created the first weather map and identified the concept of the anticyclone. In forensic science, he developed an early fingerprint classification system still in use today. He also invented the Galton whistle to test hearing and established one of the first experimental psychology labs.

While celebrated for his scientific innovations, Galton’s legacy is controversial due to his promotion of eugenics, which later informed discriminatory policies.

>>23710007

This bread is seriously lacking SP

>>23710057

>We

>>23710059

need SP wit bewbs

o7

>>23710063

>need SP wit bewbs

Psssst

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>>23710063

SP is not a meme, but that's not stopping you from trying to parasitize everything one person does to protect the concept of this being a "hive." You're the one that needs people's minds confined to a hive to maintain the illusion. Later, losers. You have to imitate, I don't.

>>23710064

I'm the guy who deletes him

we guud?

o7

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>>23710034

go fuck yourself somewhere else.

Is that you, Josh?

>>23710067

If not a meme, then what is SP?

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>>23710079

You're too stupid to converse with. Go indulge your delusion and cryptocurrency scam in the filter.

https://www.space.com/stargazing/the-moon-meets-up-with-the-seven-sisters-this-week-heres-how-to-see-it

The moon meets up with the Seven Sisters this week

October 8, 2025

If you missed the moon passing in front of the Pleiades this past January, February and July, the next show for North America comes our way on Thursday night, Oct. 9.

This time the moon will be a waning gibbous (86% sunlit), so stars belonging to the Pleiades cluster will disappear behind its bright limb and reappear behind the thin crescent of darkness on the moon's trailing side.

You're going to need a telescope; binoculars likely will not provide enough magnification for following the stars in their final moments as the moon's rather glary, sunlight edge creeps up to them. With a telescope use an eyepiece that provides you with at least 50-power.

Conversely, stars will be much easier to see when they suddenly pop back into view from behind the moon's dark limb, and in this case, binoculars probably will suffice — especially if you mount them on a tripod.

When to watch

The details vary depending on your location, but out in the western U.S. and Canada the moon will begin to encroach upon the Pleiades — popularly known as "The Seven Sisters" — during the early-to-mid evening hours, although somewhat low (around 10 degrees) in the east-northeast sky.

For the eastern U.S. and Atlantic Canada, the show will begin within an hour either side of local midnight (before midnight for the Eastern time zone, after midnight in the Atlantic time zone), with the moon considerably higher; roughly halfway up in the eastern sky.

In most cases, the moon's passage across the star cluster will take about two hours.

As an example, from Chicago, among the cluster's seven brightest stars, observers can see the moon occult Electra (magnitude 3.7), Taygeta (4.3), and Maia (3.8) at about 10:27 p.m., 10:53 p.m., and 10:55 p.m. CDT, respectively along the moon's bright limb.

These three stars will reappear from behind the moon's dark limb at, respectively, 11:20 p.m., 11:38 p.m. and 11:55 p.m. CDT. From Chicago, the moon will miss four of the seven brightest Pleiades stars, Alcyone (2.8), Atlas (3.6), Merope (4.1), Pleione (5.0).

Of course, many other (fainter) stars will also be occulted during the moon's passage through the cluster.

Specific times and zones of visibility

Courtesy of the International Occultation Timers Association (IOTA), pages are available that provide timetables for hundreds of locations for four stars in the cluster.

Alcyone

Atlas

Electra

Maia

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>>23709955

TY, baker.

>>23710067

>SP is not a meme,

yeah it is. It certainly isn't one single individual.

>>23710088

Oh, I know it's not a single individual. It's a group of Absolute Retards that are out for revenge for having their divide and conquer narrative unraveled. The mighty Anonymous Legion that said "Expect Us" years ago are just a bunch of famefags that have to imitate someone else.

>>23710034

You are mistaken its was a BLACKED site.

>>23710088

I am a single individual, and all those mimics are shills who want to be me.

>>23710032

You’re gonna love it!

Sincerely,

Alex

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>>23709955

chkt

tyb

>>23710091

> It's a group of Absolute Retards

it's whoever feels like posting a SP Meme.

If they didn't want to be me they wouldn't be copying the meme rotations I use, the mannerisms I have. "Ah hyuk hyuk, that's what you get for not being anon." Yeah, like they are too, either before or after they began their insane crusade, dropping their hate against all jews to focus fire on one anon. The mighty Legion, claiming to be someone else, multiple people imitating one person in front of the person they imitate to try and destroy that person. I've said it before and I'll say it again, the reason I don't claim to be anyone other than myself is because of Matthew 24:5, and I've held that viewpoint since I was a child in Sunday school. They're the ones that come here to distract, divide, and deceive all day every day and they imitate me to do it. If they were strong they'd have their own ideas and memes, but all they have is an avatar they had to steal to desperately maintain their illusion. If they were as good at their jobs as they thought they were they would have had their own shit, instead of an impersonation that serves no purpose other than for them to bask in the reputation of someone else. Losers.

>>23710087

FFFFFFFFFfffffffffffffffffffffffffff

>>23710042

SP slide fahs don't know how to party

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>>23709971

They found a fall guy, to rail road through the system.

Must be time to change the narrative.

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>>23710095

You are chucklefuck failfag

https://www.space.com/astronomy/james-webb-space-telescope/jwst-spots-dust-cloaked-red-supergiant-star-just-before-it-went-supernova

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1100673

JWST spots dust-cloaked 'red supergiant' star just before it went supernova

OCtober 8, 2025

For decades, astronomers have searched the skies for a missing population of doomed stars — the massive red supergiants that theory predicts should end their lives in powerful stellar explosions, but somehow rarely seem to.

Now, thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the mystery may finally be clearing up, quite literally.

In a new study, a team of astronomers report that they have captured the most detailed glimpse yet of a red supergiant before it exploded.

Using JWST's powerful infrared vision, the researchers identified the star that produced a supernova, marking the first time that the powerful space telescope has detected a supernova progenitor.

The findings, published Wednesday (Oct. 8) in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, suggest that many of these enormous stars indeed explode, but are simply hidden behind thick veils of dust that obscure them from the view of most telescopes.

"We've been waiting for this to happen — for a supernova to explode in a galaxy that JWST had already observed," Charlie Kilpatrick of Northwestern University, who led the study, said in a statement.

"Only now, with JWST, do we finally have the quality of data and infrared observations that allow us to say precisely the exact type of red supergiant that exploded and what its immediate environment looked like."

The supernova, known as SN 2025pht, was detected on June 29 in a galaxy about 40 million light-years from Earth.

Both JWST and the Hubble Space Telescope had imaged this region before the explosion, Hubble dating back as far as 1994 and JWST observing the site twice in 2024.

By comparing these pre-explosion datasets, Kilpatrick's team pinpointed the specific star that later detonated, according to the study, which was posted to the preprint archive arXiv on Aug. 14.

To confirm the match, the team carefully aligned the Hubble and JWST images using 36 stars visible in both datasets as reference points, ensuring that every pixel corresponded to the same spot in the sky, the study noted.

They then compared the precise position of the supernova with all sources detected in the older, pre-explosion images. In those earlier observations, they found a single bright, point-like source visible across all JWST images exactly where the supernova later appeared in a post-explosion Hubble image, confirming that the object seen by both telescopes before the explosion was the progenitor star that became SN 2025pht.

Those images revealed a star that was extraordinarily bright and incredibly red — so red, in fact, that it was clear it was blanketed by a dense cocoon of dust.

Although the star shone about 100,000 brighter than our sun, its visible light was dimmed by more than 100 times, according to the statement.

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>>23710110

I’m sorry dude but that is not a meme

>>23710116

>>23709955

Thank You Baker o7

=JENNY BETH MARTIN: Use The Shutdown Crisis To Reorder The Federal Government==

Jenny Beth Martin October 6, 20254:54 PM ET1/2

As Washington adapts to the realities of its latest government showdown,the memo circulated last week by OMB Director Russ Vought offers a rare glimpse of clarity in the chaos.Vought’s instruction to federal agency heads to prepare reduction-in-force (RIF) plansin the event of a shutdown signals a bold – and long overdue – move to realign the federal workforce with the priorities of the Trump administration, which, after all, was put in place as the choice of the people.Rather than passively treat a shutdown as an interruption, the President should seize it as an opportunityto recalibrate which parts of government deserve to endure, and which should be scaled back or eliminated entirely.

In previous lapses in appropriations, the standard playbook has been furloughs: agencies halt nonessential work, employees temporarily see pay suspended and resume once funding is restored.The Vought memo explicitly goes further. Itdirects agencies to target programs whosefunding will lapse==, have no alternative funding source, and are not consistent with the President’s priorities, and to prepare RIF notices in addition to standard furlough protocols.

This is not mere brinkmanship. It is a recognitionthat the federal behemoth has swelled for decades, often carrying on activity for political, not constitutional, reasons. A government shutdown offers arare forcing mechanism. Congress either acts or it concedes that not all programs are equally deserving of survival. By demanding that agencies draw up RIF plans, Vought is imposing discipline on Washington’s usual tendency toward incremental drift.

Some will denounce this as “cruel” and “reckless.” But in a government of limited powers,the truly cruel thingis to expect American taxpayers to underwrite every initiative favored by interest groups. The alternative iscreeping paralysis: rising debt and a federal workforce bloated with priority-less – and, in many cases, unconstitutional – missions.

Moreover, the memo wisely instructs that once appropriations are restored,agencies should revise their RIFs to retain “the minimal number of employees necessary to carry out statutory functions.” The clause guards against permanent overcutting while emphasizing that the baseline should be the statute, not bloated tradition or administrative inertia.

The logic is straightforward:

First, not all federal tasks areequally vital. The Constitution does not demand federal meddling in every niche domain; in fact, the Constitution protects against much of that meddling.A selective RIF process forces agencies to prioritize what the administration deems essential and shed peripheral or overlapping functions.

Second, shutdowns should not be cost-free for every program. If a program cannot show statutory backing or alignment with presidential objectives, it is fair to assume it would survive a budget fight only on political inertia.

https://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/2025/10/06/jenny-beth-martin-use-the-shutdown-crisis-to-reorder-the-federal-government/

(So ultimately the Trump’s Team and Republicans in Congress and Senate, were wishing for a shut down, andthe Democrats gave them what the Admin wantedto get rid of dead weight and waste in all Agencies. Plus they got an extra bonus, they can blame the Shut Down on the Democrats and they get blamed for trying to destroy Americans and the things they need.KEK)

>>23710052

Try to imagen a head of these. lined up ready every morning & every night ready to milk.

>>23710138

>unless it's directly happening to you,

nothing's happening to you. You are anonymous and um-important.

>>23710138

No one else tried to claim a meme as their own

U.S. Space Force Flags China’s Expanding Web Of On-Orbit Assets

October 07, 2025

China’s burgeoning space portfolio is prompting U.S. Space Force leaders to issue fresh warnings about Beijing’s ambitions to compete with Washington’s on-orbit enterprise.

The Chinese government is leveraging years of observing U.S. and allied systems to accelerate development of its space capabilities.

“It is concerning how fast they’ve done it,” Deputy Chief of Space Operations for Intelligence Brig. Gen. Brian Sidari said during a Sept. 22 panel discussion at the Air & Space Forces Association’s Air, Space and Cyber Conference in National Harbor, Maryland.

Beijing began consolidating its military space portfolio under the newly established Aerospace Force in 2015.

A decade later, China has deployed more than 1,189 satellites to orbit, according to a September space threat fact sheet published by the Space Force.

It has a breathtaking range, spanning global satellite communications networks; position, navigation and timing spacecraft; and inspector satellites that could support wartime operations.

China has nearly 1,200 satellites on orbit

Remote-sensing systems are heading to medium Earth orbit. Among recent launches is Yaogan-45, a reconnaissance satellite that was placed in medium Earth orbit (MEO) on Sept. 8 by a Long March 7A rocket.

Yaogan-45’s location in MEO—rather than the more common low Earth orbit (LEO)—is a “very unusual” choice for a remote-sensing platform, said Chief Master Sgt. Ron Lerch, Sidari’s senior enlisted advisor.

In 2024, China began launching satellites for Smart Skynet, a new broadband constellation in MEO, to establish data relay infrastructure in that orbit, Lerch noted.

The network is planned initially to include eight spacecraft operating at 20,000 km (12,430 mi.) but could grow to as many as 32, with space-to-space connectivity to networks in higher and lower orbits, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC).

“That starts to paint a picture . . . that they value remote sensing to the point where they want resiliency, and layers of it,” Lerch said.

China also launched five satellites for its Tongxin Jishu Shiyan experimental communications network, Lerch disclosed.

Observers have tracked these spacecraft maneuvering around the geosynchronous Earth orbit belt, “which is very uncharacteristic for a system that’s supposed to be providing satellite communications,” he said.

Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess, commander of Space Forces-Space, called China the biggest space threat facing the U.S. The component field command plans, directs and executes operations in support of U.S. Space Command.

“They are bringing on capability—I don’t want to say daily, but at least monthly,” Schiess told reporters Sept. 24.

In the first seven months of 2025, Beijing conducted 42 total space launches, 41 of which succeeded, according to the Space Force.

The launches placed 112 payloads into orbit, including 19 intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance satellites.

China’s fleet now includes more than 500 spacecraft equipped with optical, multispectral, radar and radio frequency sensors.

Among its recent launches, the nation deployed two demonstration remote-sensing satellites, dubbed Shiyan-30-01 and -02, into orbit on Sept. 29, according to CASC. Beijing continues to expand its space portfolio across multiple orbits.

To compete with Western nations’ proliferated-LEO (p-LEO) constellations, such as SpaceX’s Starlink, China plans to launch nearly 650 satellites by year-end and 15,000 by 2030 for its G60 communications fleet.

The China Satellite Network Group is developing a separate p-LEO constellation with 13,000 satellites.

China could soon increase its launch cadence as it develops reusable launch vehicles, Sidari said.

The country completed a vertical-takeoff-and-landing test with a reusable launch vehicle that reached 12 km in 2024. “It is concerning once they figure out that reusable lift,” he said.

Rendezvous and proximity operations remain a major Chinese focus. In June, commercial space trackers observed two Chinese satellites, Shijian-21 and Shijian-25, maneuvering in close proximity with each other in GEO.

Once aligned, the satellites appeared to conduct “probable satellite refueling experiments,” the Space Force said. China is also developing inspector satellites that the Pentagon warns could someday function as weapons.

https://aviationweek.com/space/satellites/us-space-force-flags-chinas-expanding-web-orbit-assets

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>>23710045

>>23710136

>>23710154

[9] or :45 is coming up on the clock on Saturday the 11th. Maybe a countdown from [10]/[10], who knows.

>>23710162

Kek, watch him go on the run. Soros's people gonna hide him?

>>23710146

2/2read the whole article, you will the Real Plan from the beginning, really well written.

Third, a one-time pruning can reset expectations. Once Congress sees that theadministration is serious about shedding unwanted responsibilities, the political calculus will shift – forcing interest groups who once enjoyed protection to justify their presence rather than taking it for granted.

Of course, the devil lies in execution.The RIF process is legally complex. Agencies must consider a variety of factors, including performance, seniority, veterans’ preference, appeal rights, and retention registers under civil-service law. Still, if only a subset of proposals survives legal or logistical barriers, the signal will matter.

Opponents will charge this is a political hostage tactic. But politics is the business of government.Congress has repeatedly refused to address the unsustainable growth of federal agencies. If a sustained shutdown becomes inevitable, the president should seize the opportunity and wield it with purpose.

Some softening from the memo may occur in practice, but that is acceptable.A disciplined reset does not require maximum carnage. Over time, the administration could refine and defend its choices rather than retreat entirely. Viewed correctly, the threatenedRIFsare not simply punishing agencies or employees, they area tool of realignment and accountability.

In the coming days, members of Congress should facethis stark question: do they wish a full-throated defense of Washington’s floor ofagencies, or do they accept what priorities – border enforcement, economic growth, defense –must come first?If Democrats refuse to fund the government without defending every interest,Republicans should be preparedto let lapse the funding of the nonessential. The Vought memo gives them a structure to do so responsibly.

In short, a government shutdown, when handled shrewdly, is not merely a crisis to avoid – it is a rare mechanism of choice. Vought’s directive opens the door for the Trump administration to choose which functions matter and which have outlived their justification (if they ever had one to begin with).

If implemented with discipline and legal care, this shutdown couldbe one of the Trump administration’s more consequential movesin shrinking the administrative state and reimposing executive coherence. Let the next few days or even weeks be the crucible in which Washington priorities are set, not shuffled.

https://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/2025/10/06/jenny-beth-martin-use-the-shutdown-crisis-to-reorder-the-federal-government/

Meme Anons, could you make this meme idea: Putin Russ's Vought a lantern hand, and him riding a horse, shouting the "Shut Down" has come, now we Must chop the waste radical waste and abuse and the left from the government. Or add whatever words you want.

U.S. Space Force launches competition for space-based interceptor

Oct 8, 2025

The United States Space Force has released a Request for Prototype Proposal (RPP) for its Space-Based Interceptor (SBI) program.

The solicitation was issued by Space Systems Command’s Space Combat Power Program Executive Office and seeks multiple industry partners to design and deliver prototype interceptor systems.

According to the Department of War, the awards will be structured as fixed-price Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs) under 10 U.S. Code 4022 and may also incorporate prize competitions authorized under 10 U.S. Code 4025.

In a notice released on October 4, the Space Force said the RPP “shall not be construed as an obligation on the part of the Government and does not commit the Government to making any awards.”

Instead, the solicitation is aimed at attracting competitive proposals from companies capable of delivering new interceptor technologies for deployment in orbit.

The SBI program is part of a broader push to develop layered missile defense systems capable of neutralizing threats in the earliest phases of flight.

A space-based interceptor constellation would operate above Earth’s atmosphere, with the goal of detecting and destroying ballistic and hypersonic missiles before they reach their targets — a mission seen as increasingly critical amid rapid advances in adversary missile capabilities.

Access to the solicitation’s detailed technical documents, known as the Bidders Library, is restricted to companies with approved access to controlled technical data.

Eligible firms must provide a valid DD Form 2345, the Militarily Critical Technical Data Agreement, which is processed through the Defense Logistics Agency’s Joint Certification Program.

Once approved, companies can request additional materials and classified information through secure channels.

“Eligible companies can also optionally submit JWICS points of contact in order to receive the supplementary classified information shown during the USSF SBI Industry Day to further inform their contemplated approach,” the notice said.

The government’s verification process generally takes one to two days following the submission of required documents.

The deadline for companies to request access to the Bidders Library was set for September 24, 2025, while final proposals were due by October 2.

The solicitation officially became public on October 4. While the project is not designated as a small business set-aside, the Space Force “highly encourages” participation from small and disadvantaged businesses, according to the release.

The Space Force also confirmed that non-government personnel would assist in reviewing submissions.

“Interested parties are advised that the Government intends to use non-Government personnel for the review and analysis of any feedback submitted and the proposals,” the announcement said.

These personnel may include Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs), Systems Engineering and Integration (SE&I) firms, and Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) contractors providing technical and acquisition support.

The Space-Based Interceptor project represents one of the most ambitious components of U.S. missile defense modernization, potentially extending American defensive reach beyond terrestrial and airborne systems.

While details of the interceptor designs remain classified, the initiative underscores the Pentagon’s strategic shift toward integrating space as an active domain of defense rather than solely a platform for surveillance, communications, and command-and-control.

If successful, the SBI program could eventually provide a persistent orbital layer capable of intercepting missile threats during their boost phase — a capability long sought but never fully realized.

https://defence-blog.com/u-s-space-force-launches-competition-for-space-based-interceptor/

>>23710167

>>23710178

Kek, was literally about to respond 'run motherefugga, make the show entertaining.'

Destiny now calls JD Vance a bitch.

What now?

(you) may naow return to your regularly scheduled gıgo.

>>23710158

>>23710179

>>23710135

We used to share folders here?

Some that were better than me, stored, then uploaded on line and then shared the link.

thinking of German anon

Before JustTheNews, before the New York Times, before anyone, I told Anons, Comey was arrested for Daniel Richman. One anon below tried to tell me I was wrong. Today, I want my fucking apology

>>23661314 (pB)

>You just don't understand the facts of what you are talking about. At all

>>23661478 (pb)

>The Richman / Comey leak theory has been around for like 8 years now.

>It could be Richman. It could be a couple of other high-ranking officials one step from Comey. We don't really know.

>We don't really know.

I KNEW! I TRIED TO TELL YOU, SO YOU COULD KNOW TOO.

But you were too motherfucking smart to listen.

>>23661330 (pb)

>The worst part about this is when Daniel Richman's thing gets revealed, you won't even remember that you came on here to tell me I was wrong.

APOLOGIZE. YOU WERE WRONG. I WAS RIGHT. APOLOGIZE. NOW

.

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>>23709385 pb

>Home Invader Who Murdered a 6-Year Old Boy Gets Controversial Early Release, Parole Board Threatened

happens all the time

should have been death penalty

>>23710007

>>23709996

Jewish Space Laser personified

>>23710161

>>23710175

>>23710010

>He was generating images on ChatGPT showing disturbing images over a period of time.

of course. AI image evidence is even better than DNA

>>23710204

Hannibal

>>23710217

did you flunk the academy

or

did a gay cop steal your boyfriend

the curtains do not match the nest

LIVE: President Trump Participates in a Roundtable on ANTIFA - 10/8/25

https://youtu.be/gc4uxDXE0ZQ

>>23710211

Organised "riots" in multiple cities in multiple states synchronised.

Maximum chaos.

Follow the NG.

Senate GOP Confirms Herschel Walker, 106 Others In Massive Single Vote After Backlog

Adam Pack October 7, 20255:51 PM ET

The Senate confirmed 108 of President Donald Trump’s nominees in a single voteon Tuesday evening, significantly clearing the backlog of the president’s picks awaiting floor consideration.

Senators voted along party lines to approve the large group of nominees, which included former football star and ex-Senate candidate Herschel Walker and former White House personnel director Sergio Gor. The mass confirmation of the president’s pickscomes after Senate Republicans changed chamber precedent to expedite the confirmation process, citing months of unprecedented obstruction from Senate Democrats.

Trump has nearly 300 civilian nominees confirmed following the massive group vote.

The 108 individuals confirmed Tuesday include ambassadors, U.S. attorneys and assistant secretaries, who will staff vacant positions across the executive branch.

Walker will serve as U.S. ambassador to the Bahamas, while Gor will be Trump’s ambassador to India. The bloc of nominees also includes former President of the National Border Patrol Council Brandon Judd, who will serve as the U.S ambassador to Chile.

Trump’s undersecretary of the Navy nominee Hung Cao was originally supposed to be part of the bloc, but was confirmed individually on Oct. 1 due to opposition from Republican Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski. SenateGOP leadership has limited the nominees== who can be confirmed in a group vote to those who have the support of all Senate Republicans and pass out of committee with bipartisan support.

The Senate confirmed 48 of Trump’s nominees during an en bloc vote in September. The bloc included U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle and U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland Callista Gingrich.

Guilfoyle is the former Fox News personality and ex-fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., the president’s eldest son. Mrs. Gingrich is the wife of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.

Trump, in his second term, is the first president in roughly a century to not have a single nominee confirmed via voice vote or unanimous consent. Democrats justified their delay tactics in the confirmation process by arguing that “historically bad nominees deserved historic levels of scrutiny.”

https://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/2025/10/07/senate-gop-confirms-herschel-walker-107-others-in-massive-single-vote-after-backlog/

Why did the Republicans fucking waited until the shutdown down, they waisted 9 months to apply this? The Republicans were as responsible for the delays, along with the Democrats.

If the worst and most vile are the opposition on this board, what does that make the anons standing up to their bullshit?

>>23710178

>watch him go on the run.

>>23709996

>>23710010

Looks like 15 minute smart city on the right.

Once they hit moscow its ww3.

There is no other way this could end.

Russia is probably having security drills and loading the nuke silos now as we speak.

Donald J. Trump / @realDonaldTrump 10/08/2025 13:22:04

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>>23710045

>Governor Gavin Newsom committed $101 million in July 2025 to build low-income housing in the Pacific Palisades area

this is the way

if the libtards won't pay attention to muhammed

bring muhammed to the libtards

>>23710245

Fake news, anon. They only have a handful of tricks and they're creatures of habit. They'll change the facade and the wording of the presentation but the underlying attack patterns are always the same, those haven't changed at all in all the time they've been spamming here. The temptation of controlling the notables was bait, I'm sure of it now.

>>23710248

Red text fags get the filter!

<its a fact

>>23710252

>>23710224

https://interestingengineering.com/culture/sci-fi-space-suits

Galactic armor: 7 sci-fi space suits mixing futuristic style with functional design

Updated: Oct 08, 2025 09:47 AM EST

We’ve all seen it, the glossy visors, sculpted armor, and sleek silhouettes of sci-fi space suits that look decades ahead of anything NASA’s ever launched.

From Prometheus to Sunshine, filmmakers have turned astronaut gear into symbols of progress and imagination. Wearable visions of the future that make exploration look effortless, elegant, and even heroic.

But there’s a fascinating truth hiding beneath the spectacle. While real space suits may not look futuristic, they’re evolving in extraordinary ways.

The real advancements aren’t about style, they’re about survival. Today’s engineers are reinventing what astronauts wear from the inside out. Smarter fabrics, adaptive joints, modular life-support systems, and built-in tech that turns these suits into mini spacecraft.

In this list, we’re celebrating seven sci-fi space suits that look straight out of tomorrow, exploring what makes their designs so visionary, and later, we’ll see why real-world suits don’t share the same glossy appeal (yet), even as they quietly outpace fiction in function.

Sunshine – 2007

In Sunshine, the Icarus II crew’s suits are the definition of “futuristic realism.” The design blends a traditional EVA shape with eerie gold visors and thick layered shielding to withstand the Sun’s radiation.

The gold-plated helmets, inspired by NASA’s anti-radiation visors, are both visually stunning and scientifically sound. Costume designer Sian Jenkins worked with aerospace consultants to ensure the look wasn’t just theatrical.

The Wandering Earth – 2019

Few sci-fi films have treated space suit design with the same obsessive realism as The Wandering Earth, China’s first large-scale sci-fi production.

Designed by New Zealand’s Wētā Workshop, the team behind Avatar and Blade Runner 2049, the production built 100s of iterations to make suits tailored to character roles and environments.

Engineers, soldiers, and civilians all wore different variations, complete with modular life-support backpacks, exoskeletal plating, and transparent domed helmets that reveal the actors’ faces while maintaining a sense of airtight realism.

Each piece was weathered and color-coded to signal hierarchy and purpose, grounding the film’s grand concept of a migrating Earth into reality.

Prometheus – 2012

Ridley Scott’s Prometheus goes bold with spherical, near-transparent helmet domes and built-in lighting systems that make the crew look like space archaeologists in designer armor.

The production used two internal fans in the helmets to keep condensation down and various internal screens inside the helmet shell to display data. The clean lines, hidden seams, and lighting combine to give us one of the more futuristic looks in big sci-fi.

1/2

>>23710253

>definitely is not QRESEARCH?

>>23710254