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Baker TAPs

>>23897103

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>>23897103

tyb

Seamstress, ebroider AGAIN, AND AGAIN ON.MY FREEDUMB CAP? THANX

>>23897103

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>>23897103

TYB

‘Meta Never Told Parents…’: Court Docs Claim Meta Failed to Prevent Abuse of Minors

Court documents filed in a lawsuit against Meta allege that the company failed to inform anyone of risks to young users on the platform and had a cavalier attitude about adults preying on minors.

The allegations add that Meta chose not to take steps to increase safety for young users, according to Time.

The brief, which contains the claims against Meta, was filed in the Northern District of California. It claimed Meta knew its products worsened teen mental health, while content concerning eating disorders, suicide, and child sexual abuse was often found but allegedly rarely taken down.

In the brief, Instagram’s former head of safety and well-being, Vaishnavi Jayakumar, said that Meta, which she joined in 2020, had a lax policy in terms of “trafficking of humans for sex.”

“You could incur 16 violations for prostitution and sexual solicitation, and upon the 17th violation, your account would be suspended,” Jayakumar said, adding, “by any measure across the industry, [it was] a very, very high strike threshold.”

“Meta never told parents, the public, or the Districts that it doesn’t delete accounts that have engaged over fifteen times in sex trafficking,” the plaintiffs wrote in the court filing.

“Meta has designed social media products and platforms that it is aware are addictive to kids, and they’re aware that those addictions lead to a whole host of serious mental health issues,” Previn Warren, an attorney for the plaintiffs in the case, said.

“Like tobacco, this is a situation where there are dangerous products that were marketed to kids. They did it anyway, because more usage meant more profits for the company,” he said.

The lawsuit, which includes more than 1,800 plaintiffs, says the parent companies for Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube “relentlessly pursued a strategy of growth at all costs, recklessly ignoring the impact of their products on children’s mental and physical health.”

Although Time noted that Meta has made some changes, it said the brief includes testimony from Brian Boland, Meta’s former vice president of partnerships, who left in 2020 after 11 years.

“My feeling then and my feeling now is that they don’t meaningfully care about user safety,” he said. “It’s not something that they spend a lot of time on. It’s not something they think about. And I really think they don’t care.”

Meta did not respond to Time’s request for comment.

https://www.westernjournal.com/meta-never-told-parents-court-docs-claim-meta-failed-prevent-abuse-minors/

>>23897103

Thanks Baker

o7

CLAIMING

>>23897097 (pb)

They make it so obvious.

>>23897103

Thank you baker.

>>23897121

>>23897103

TYB

so this is the power of q's storm… whoa…

Gee, RON, AMMO?

MORE🚨: A federal judge dismissed criminal indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, ruling that the prosecutor who brought the cases, Lindsey Halligan, was not lawfully appointed as interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.

U.S. District Judge Cameron Currie found Halligan’s appointment invalid, meaning she lacked authority to present evidence to grand juries or sign indictments.

Currie issued separate rulings for each case and expressed skepticism toward the Justice Department’s characterization of the issue as a “paperwork error” during a November 13 hearing.

The decision could affect other prosecutions handled by Halligan’s office. A similar ruling invalidated Alina Habba’s appointment as New Jersey U.S. Attorney, leaving cases there in limbo pending appeal.

XPOST (https://x.com/dotconnectinga/status/1993015012537815150?s=61)

You gettin busy, AGAIN?

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>>23897103

The Deep State protects it's own?

A judge has DISMISSED the indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, ruling that the U.S. Attorney who brought the charges, Lindsey Halligan, was not legally appointed. The judge determined Halligan’s interim appointment violated federal appointment rules, leaving her with no authority to prosecute the case. The indictment was dismissed without prejudice, meaning the case could be brought again, but only if filed properly.

>>23897127

>Comey

Help is on the way.

The only way is the military.

The need for the military will be blatantly obvious.

It's GAME OVER for [THEM].

[THEY] just don't know it yet.

kek

The sickos at the

@nytimes

ran a front page story yesterday about a Minnesota man whose identity was pilfered by an illegal alien (deported 3x, DUI) — framing it as a matter of "survival" for the illegal, no matter the cost.

The illegal gets no sympathy from us. Americans First.

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/1993025770495803729

Catherine Herridge

@C__Herridge 20m

Court order dismissing @Comey case calls appointment of interim US Attorney Lindsey Halligan "defective."

Comey's indictment is "dismissed without prejudice."

A former DOJ official said that means the indictment could potentially be refiled.

Nov 24, 2025 · 6:19 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/C__Herridge/status/1993021636820586734

>>23897092 [pb]

>>23897083 [pb]

Liddle'

There's a blast from the past - LiddleKidz came up in 2018.

https://www.antiwar.com/

>>23897168

Well, if the courts can't do their job, are acting with political bias and agenda instead of impartiality to the law, then maybe military tribunals will have to do their job for them.

>>23897103

TYB

henlo

>>23897103

Thank You Baker o7

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Explosions rock Russia’s Kstovo as drone strikes target the oil industry hub overnight (MAP)

24/11/2025

A series of explosions shook the Russian city of Kstovo overnight as drones possibly targeted its key oil and petrochemical infrastructure.

Nizhny Novgorod airport temporarily halted flights during the drone attack, though no confirmed damage has been reported so far. Kstovo is located about 790 km from Ukraine's northern border.

As Russia’s invasion grinds on, Ukraine has intensified long-range drone strikes across Russia in 2025.

The targets include refineries, defense factories, and military sites — aiming to disrupt logistics and undermine oil export income.

Kyiv sees this pressure, supported by growing drone output, as a path to weakening Russia’s war machine.

Drones breach Russian airspace over Kstovo

In the early hours of 24 November, residents of Kstovo in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast reported hearing at least 10 loud explosions, accoridng to Liga.

The noise was reportedly so intense that it was heard even through closed windows, local Telegram groups said. The blasts were linked to an incoming drone attack on the area.

Videos, shared by Ukrainian and Russian sources, feature sounds of explosions in Kstovo.

Russian news Telegram channel Astra reported that the explosions occurred in the city’s industrial zone, where two major energy facilities are located — the Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez oil refinery and the Sibur-Kstovo petrochemical plant.

Both plants had previously been targeted by Ukrainian drone strikes.

The Lukoil refinery is one of Russia’s largest, with a reported annual processing capacity of around 17 million tons of crude oil.

The Sibur facility produces ethylene, propylene, benzene, and other hydrocarbon fractions.

Airport locked down under Plan Kovyor

The drone activity triggered the implementation of Plan Kovyor ("Carpet") at Nizhny Novgorod airport, a Russian emergency protocol used to ground and divert aircraft during airspace threats.

Authorities suspended arrivals and departures for several hours before Rosaviatsiya confirmed that operations had resumed by 04:55.

Despite the widespread reports of explosions and the airspace closure, the governor of Nizhny Novgorod Oblast has not issued any public comment on the incident.

https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/11/24/explosions-rock-russias-kstovo-as-drone-strikes-target-the-oil-industry-hub-overnight-map/

https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-ato/4062185-russia-reports-attack-by-nearly-100-drones-including-on-moscow.html

other Russia and Ukraine

https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2025/11/24/Ukraine-deadly-Russian-strikes-hit-Kharkiv/4201763986983/

https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-strike-russian-chemical-factory-in-crimea-with-drone-fleet/

https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/ukrainian-drone-unit-chimera-destroys-russian-vehicles-near-chernihiv-border/

https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-ato/4062118-invaders-strike-village-of-bilenke-in-zaporizhzhia-with-drone-two-men-injured.html

https://voennoedelo.com/en/posts/id5439-ukraine-shifts-drone-frequencies-as-ew-battle-intensifies

The D strategy is to wait out the 4 years of Trump and then steal the 2028 election, or have some faggot like Pence or a Bush take of the Rs.

Their strategy appears to be working…

OFFICIAL STATEMENT:

The Department of War has received serious allegations of misconduct against Captain Mark Kelly, USN (Ret.). In accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice, 10 U.S.C. § 688, and other applicable regulations, a thorough review of these allegations has been initiated to determine further actions, which may include recall to active duty for court-martial proceedings or administrative measures. This matter will be handled in compliance with military law, ensuring due process and impartiality. Further official comments will be limited, to preserve the integrity of the proceedings.

The Department of War reminds all individuals that military retirees remain subject to the UCMJ for applicable offenses, and federal laws such as 18 U.S.C. § 2387 prohibit actions intended to interfere with the loyalty, morale, or good order and discipline of the armed forces. Any violations will be addressed through appropriate legal channels.

All servicemembers are reminded that they have a legal obligation under the UCMJ to obey lawful orders and that orders are presumed to be lawful. A servicemember’s personal philosophy does not justify or excuse the disobedience of an otherwise lawful order.

https://x.com/DeptofWar/status/1992999267967905905

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Covid coup conspirators.

Treason.

Sedition.

Crimes against humanity.

Crimes against children.

Death Penalty.

>>23897189

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>>23897209

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>>23897081

The people?

Moar from Haiti?

Judge dismisses cases against James Comey and Letitia James after finding prosecutor was unlawfully appointed

Lindsey Halligan was appointed after President Donald Trump urged Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute the former FBI director and New York attorney general.

Nov. 24, 2025, 12:46 PM EST / Updated Nov. 24, 2025,1/3

A federal judge on Monday dismissed the criminal indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James after finding the prosecutor who brought the cases, former Trumpattorney Lindsey Halligan, was not lawfully appointed.

U.S. District Judge Cameron Curriesaid that she agreed with Comey, who moved to dismiss the case on the grounds that Halligan's appointment was illegal

"Because Ms. Halligan had no lawful authority to present the indictment, I will grant Mr. Comey’s motion and dismiss the indictment," Currie wrote in finding that Halligan lacked the authority to present a case to a grand jury.

"All actions flowing from Ms. Halligan’s defective appointment, including securing and signing Mr. Comey’s indictment, were unlawful exercises of executive power and are hereby set aside,"the judge wrote, describing the insurance lawyer as "a former White House aide with no prior prosecutorial experience."

She issued a separate, similar rulingdismissing the James case.

“This case presents the unique, if not unprecedented, situation where an unconstitutionally appointed prosecutor, 'exercising power [she] did not lawfully possess,’… acted alone in conducting a grand jury proceeding and securing an indictment,” the ruling said.

Because Halligan, who was appointed interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia at President Donald Trump's direction,was the only prosecutor to present the cases and sign the indictments, the indictments should be voided, the judge found.

The Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the ruling.

==James praised (and cackled in bizarre joy) the ruling in a statement.pp

“I am heartened by today’s victory and grateful for the prayers and support I have received from around the country. I remain fearless in the face of these baseless charges as I continue fighting for New Yorkers every single day,” James said.

Both indictments were dismissed "without prejudice," meaning they could be brought again at a later time.

Comey and James have other motions pending before the judges presiding over their cases,contending the charges should be dismissed because they are the result of a “selective and vindictive” prosecution. Those motions seek to have the cases tossed "with prejudice," meaning prosecutors could not revive them. (Oh like Comey and James who prosecuted Trump with selective and vindictive prosecution?)

The invalidation of Halligan’s appointment was fatal to the Comey and James indictments because of the unique role Halligan played in the cases against two of Trump’s political enemies,but it could have ripple effectson other cases that were handled under more typical processes.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/judge-dismisses-cases-james-comey-letitia-james-finding-prosecutor-was-rcna244775

>>23897103

TYB!

>>23897230

2/3

A similar ruling disqualifying Alina Habba as the U.S. attorney in New Jersey has resulted in a number of criminal cases brought under her leadership being stuck in legal limbo while she appeals the decision.

Currie seemed largely skeptical of the Justice Department's position at a rare joint hearing on the issue with lawyers for Comey and James on Nov. 13, where a prosecutor portrayed questions about Halligan's appointment as "a paperwork error."

Comey's attorney said it was much more than that, and a "fatal flaw" in the prosecution of his client.

Comey was indicted on charges of making a false statement to Congress and obstructing a congressional investigation, while James was indicted on charges of bank fraud and making a false statement to a financial institution. Both had pleaded not guilty.

In a highly unusual move, Halligan was the lone prosecutor to present their cases to the grand jury and the lone prosecutor to sign their indictments.Other prosecutors in her office had recommended against charging Comey and Jamesbecause they didn't believe there was enough evidence to secure convictions, NBC News previously reported.

Trump said he was naming Halligan U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia on Sept. 20 — the day after he forced out his initial pick, Erik Siebert. Siebert had resisted pressure to prosecute Comey and James.

Halligan's appointment was immediately viewed as problematicbecause, according to federal statute, people in that post may serve for only 120 days after being appointed U.S. attorney, unless confirmed by the Senate before then.

The Senate had not confirmed Siebert, so federal judges ofthe Eastern District of Virginia exercised their independent appointment authority to keep him on beyond the 120-day limit.

Lawyers for Comey and James contended that after Siebert was forced out, the responsibility for naming his replacement belonged to the judges, not Attorney General Pam Bondi. To rule otherwise, Comey's attorney said in a filing, would render the 120-day period "meaningless, and the Attorney General could indefinitely evade the alternate procedures that Congress mandated."

The Justice Department maintained that Halligan's appointment was valid since the office was vacant after Siebert's departure. The "Senate has not refused advice and consent to Ms. Halligan — her nomination remains pending. The Attorney General therefore lawfully appointed Ms. Halligan as interim U.S. Attorney" and "the motions to dismiss should be denied," the Justice Department said in a filing.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/judge-dismisses-cases-james-comey-letitia-james-finding-prosecutor-was-rcna244775

House intel chief warns foreign actors are conspiring with Americans to ‘sow discord’ inside U.S.

“We need to know about it. We need to be in a position to intercept those kinds of things and protect our citizens here at home,” Rep. Rick Crawford says.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rick Crawford, R-Ark., is pressing for major counterintelligence reforms across spy agencies, starkly warning that foreign actors are conspiring with Americans to destabilize and divide the United States.

“I think there is a whole network of both state and non-state actors that bring that to bear here in the United States, that is to exploit any kind of political divide that might exist, or schisms that may exist, even within a political party,” Crawford told Just the News in a wide-ranging interview.

“So they kind of help sow discord. We've seen malign influence from state actors that include China and Russia and Iran. But then there's also the non-state actors that can be doing the bidding of a nation state," he said.

“For example, what if you had, let's say Russia was essentially paying for cyberattacks against certain targets, or that China might be doing the same thing,” he added. “China might be mobilizing the diaspora that lives here in the United States, maybe United States citizens, but they have this underlying allegiance to the mother country and China seeks to exploit that.”

A "more robust effort" on counterintelligence

The growing collaboration of foreign malign influences and those on U.S. soil, Crawford said, makes pressing counterintelligence reforms an urgent matter of national security. He singled out FBI Director Kash Patel for doing a “tremendous job” inside the intelligence community in putting forward new thinking and structures and implored other agencies to follow suit.

“We need to know about it. We need to be in a position to intercept those kinds of things and protect our citizens here at home. And we can, we can broaden our scope and bring in a lot of expertise that provides a good level of augmentation to what the FBI is already doing,” Crawford said during an interview on the Just the News, No Noise television show.

“What we know is that we just need to adopt, in my opinion, a whole government approach across the enterprise of the IC and law enforcement. We bring that together, and we think we can, we can achieve a much better, more robust effort on counterintelligence,” he added.

Crawford cited a recent episode involving Chinese figures on U.S. soil in Michigan as an example of the sort of changing approach foreign adversaries are taking.

“You know the threats with regard to the Michigan military base, where you had some Chinese property owners adjacent to a military installation,” he explained. “And we saw another issue where the US Secret Service intercepted an attempt to hack phone systems at the UN General Assembly, and there's a there's a whole host of other issues where the FBI has really stepped up and made those apprehensions."

https://justthenews.com/government/security/house-intel-chief-warns-foreign-actors-conspiring-americans-sow-discord-inside

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>>23897199

notable

>$12 million Leopard 2a6 tank

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>>23897234

3/3

Trump's Truth Social post naming Halligan to the position came the day after Siebert was forced out — and shortly after another social media postwhere he publicly urged Bondi to push ahead with prosecutions of Comey, James and another perceived political adversary, Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff of California.

"Pam: I have reviewed over 30 statements and posts saying that, essentially, 'same old story as last time, all talk, no action.Nothing is being done. What about Comey, Adam “Shifty” Schiff, Leticia??? They’re all guilty as hell, but nothing is going to be done,'” said the post, which a source previously confirmed to NBC Newshad been intended as a direct message to Bondi, not a public post.

="We can’t delay any longer, it’s killing our reputation and credibility==," Trump continued, while praising Halligan as "a really good lawyer."

Five days after the post, Halligan, who had no prosecutorial experience, presented the Comey case to a grand jury.The presentation came days before a five-year statute of limitations on the charges was set to expire.

Currie, a Bill Clinton appointee who is based in South Carolina, heard the arguments on the disqualification issueinstead of a judge from the Eastern District of Virginia since local judges would be involved in selecting Halligan's replacement

The Trump administration's stance on the 120-day rule has led to U.S. attorneys in California and Nevada being disqualified as well. The Justice Department is appealing those rulings.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/judge-dismisses-cases-james-comey-letitia-james-finding-prosecutor-was-rcna244775

The DS think they won, now it avalanche time

>>23897215

KEK. Parakeet is trying to blend in by pretending to be a patriot.

Kinetica Venture Capital signs strategic agreement with 8VC

Partnership will advance defense innovation in Israel and the United States

Kinetica Venture Capital has signed a strategic partnership with American 8VC to invest and advance Israeli defense startups in a growing innovative ecosystem.

The partnership is designed to deepen the companies’ shared commitment to advancing defense innovation and empowering mission-driven founders.

“At Kinetica, we believe collaboration is the ultimate force multiplier. We remain committed to supporting mission-driven founders building technologies that protect, empower, and shape a safer future,” the company said.

Founded by Yoav Knoll, a veteran of an elite Israeli Air Force unit, alongside venture capitalists Aaron Applbaum (MizMaa Capital) and Frederic Landau, with Isaac Applbaum (one of the founders of Lightspeed Venture Partners) serving as chairman, Kinetica is positioning itself as a bridge between Israel’s cutting-edge startups and global defense markets.

The fund’s backers include top Israeli generals Maj.-Gen. (res.) Saar Tzur, former commander of the IDF Northern Formation, and Brig.-Gen. (res.) Amit Kunik, a former senior official in Israeli intelligence, alongside US national security leaders, and co-founder of the American defense giant Palantir, Joe Lonsdale, underscoring its ambition to connect Israeli innovation with international defense and intelligence communities.

A year after opening its doors, Kinetica Venture Capital is already making waves in Israel’s defense industry. Speaking to Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post, Kinetica said that the knowledge base of the team is “incredible” and “tailor-made” for the industry.

The strategic partnership will not only help fund future investments, but will give strategic advice on penetrating the American market to Kinetica’s companies. It will also open the possibility of bringing American companies to Israel.

Knoll said that together with 8VC, they hope that their companies will “penetrate and disrupt the American market. We have a few companies that can be plugged in and work alongside 8VC companies like Anduril, for example.”

“In Israel, you only need to make a phone call to reach the right person, and it’s relatively easy to deploy your system. That’s why Israel is a great test bed. But in America, it's a more complex process and you need to have the right person in each framework to lobby for the solution-and with 8VC onboard, it will be easier,” Knoll added.

Lifting up local startups

The VC has raised significant funding and investment deployed in several promising defense-tech startups.

Kinetica invests from pre-seed to Series A, focusing primarily on defense-sector start-ups, but also on companies developing dual-use technologies for both defense and civilian markets. While it mainly invests in Israeli companies, it works closely with 8VC, which incubates companies outside Israel.

Kinetica identified itself as “bullish” and has already deployed close to $20 million, investing in six distinct companies:

Particle specializes in electronic warfare and a new type of energy weapon for air defense.

LimitlessCNC develops digital control systems for automated precision manufacturing using CNC machines.

Line5, which raised $20 million in its seed round, focuses on software development for drone technology.

LiteVision, founded by two former Rafael employees, is focusing on taking electro-optic payloads and making them lighter, with better capabilities, and at a fraction of the cost of other companies.

MetaCentric is working on an underwater dominance platform.

SpringAI specializes in algorithms that can prove distortions in the world of social media.

https://www.jpost.com/defense-and-tech/article-875004

>>23897249

Better luck next time.

Buckle Up Faggots…

Gonna Be a Rough One For Ya…

Equal to 17 Monkey Pox Weekends….

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>>23897198

>Their strategy appears to be working…

Good.

We want [THEM] to think that [THEIR] strategy is working.

That way [THEY] will be wholly unprepared for the thing that is coming that nothing can stop.

D'oh.

Relax.

Things are going to abruptly change.

o7

>>23897253

"WE GOT HIM NOW!"

Top Kek

>>23897250

Learned how to burn you from the best

Is there a dock tor in d'oh aus?

American who spied for Israel says he met Ambassador Mike Huckabee to 'thank' him for his support

Jonathan Pollard, an ex-U.S. intelligence analyst, spent 30 years in prison on espionage charges after being found to have passed documents to Israel.

Convicted Israeli spy Jonathan J. Pollard downplayed the controversy around his private meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, telling NBC News the visit was “personal” and “wasn’t done surreptitiously.”

The “main point” of the meeting at the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem in July, Pollard said, was to “thank” the ambassador for “his efforts on my behalf during my incarceration.”

Pollard, a former American intelligence analyst, spent 30 years in prison on espionage charges after being found to have passed critical security documents to Israeli intelligence in the 1980s. Israel made Pollard a citizen during his lengthy prison term, and he moved there in 2020, five years after his release on probation.

During Pollard’s detention, Huckabee was among several pro-Israeli politicians who advocated for his release, arguing that the sentence was too severe for someone who had been spying for an ally.

Pollard described his meeting as more of a social call and insisted the two didn’t discuss politics or Gaza. But the meeting comes amid a growing list of episodes in which the ambassador, a fierce champion of Israel, has appeared to deviate from official White House policy as the Trump administration deepens its involvement in Middle East diplomacy and peacekeeping.

The New York Times first revealed the meeting Thursday. In a statement, a spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem said the article “is filled with inaccuracies” and said Huckabee “has meetings each day with numerous people and as a matter of general policy we don’t comment as to the content of conversations.”

The embassy offered no further information and declined to offer a comment from the ambassador himself.

“The White House was not aware of that meeting but the president stands by our ambassador,” press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday.

Pollard said the meeting was “a simple story” that “got far more complicated than it deserved.”

https://www.nbcnews.com/world/israel/american-spied-israel-ambassador-mike-huckabee-jonathan-pollard-rcna245098

>>23897260

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>>23897250

Learned how to burn you from the best

Is there a dock tor in d'oh aus?

>>23897263

Buys reeee book, homeless and jailed 3 x

Now that's what i call ldr ship

>>23897103

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>>23897269

Let me go find that book about you savin the whirl! Brb!

>>23897273

Morale boosting mammaries because Monday

Weird how the regular spam is missing this bread, and fake patriotism using the same posting patterns the spammers use are in its place. It's like they just think the veneer, the facade is enough around people that can see through it.

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>>23897204

Federal prosecutors say two Texans, Gavin Rivers Weisenburg, 21, and Tanner Christopher Thomas, 20, allegedly plotted to recruit homeless people as a mercenary “army” to seize Haiti’s Gonâve Island, kill the men, and enslave women and children, allegedly planning to buy a sailboat and weapons for the attack.

https://x.com/Breaking911/status/1992983678830411777

Times have changed.

I was more interested in chasing girls at that age.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-874901

other Israel

https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel/defense/artc-idf-destroys-underground-terror-tunnels-and-neutralizes-militants-in-rafah

https://www.jfeed.com/news-israel/idf-rafah-tunnel-operations-1

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-november-24-2025/

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/hezbollah-to-hold-mass-funeral-in-beirut-today-for-military-chief-killed-in-idf-strike/

https://www.jns.org/idf-eliminates-terrorist-near-ofra-who-hurled-rocks-at-troops/

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/idf-arrests-terror-suspects-east-054352060.html

https://worldisraelnews.com/idf-leadership-faces-major-reassignments-after-zamir-issues-post-october-7-disciplinary-decisions/

IAF kills Hezbollah military chief in most aggressive strike since 2024 ceasefire

Updated: NOVEMBER 24, 2025 12:10

In the most aggressive strike by Israel against Hezbollah since the November 2024 ceasefire, an IDF airstrike on Sunday killed Hezbollah military commander Ali Tabatabai in the heart of Beirut.

Hezbollah confirmed Tabatabai's death in a statement on Sunday, saying that "they [the Mujahideen] will advance with strength and courage to overthrow all the projects of the Zionist enemy and its patron, America."

Four other Hezbollah terrorists were also killed in the strike, the terror group announced on Sunday evening.

Throughout the last year, the air force has targeted multiple rank-and-file Hezbollah operatives each week who tried to sneak into southern Lebanon or otherwise were acting to rebuild its rocket threat against Israel.

However, those attacks were almost always against lower-ranked terrorists who were “in the act,” not the top military commander who was nowhere near the front but was more indirectly responsible as Hezbollah’s military mastermind.

Also, the IDF has rarely attacked in Beirut since the ceasefire and not in months.

At press time, there was no sign that Hezbollah would launch an immediate major counterattack on Israel.

However, Israel is concerned that Hezbollah may counterattack in the near or medium term, and the Lebanese terror group retains tens of thousands of rockets and mortars from its pre-war 150,000-rocket arsenal.

This means that Hezbollah could still likely shoot anywhere from dozens to several hundred rockets per day on Israel, especially the northern third of the country, including Haifa, if it chooses to.

IDF sources, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Defense Minister Israel Katz explained that they targeted Tabatabai because less aggressive measures over the last year had failed to prevent Hezbollah from continuing its process of rearming to threaten Israel.

In addition, though IDF officials gave the Lebanese army significant credit for rolling back Hezbollah in southern Lebanon in early 2025, as the year drew out, they found that the army failed to achieve any significant disarmament of the terror organization beyond Lebanon’s south.

Top IDF officials are concerned that if they do not draw a line in the sand now against Hezbollah rearmament, the Lebanese terror group will achieve the same massive rocket arsenal it had pre-war – which was exactly what happened after the 2006 Second Lebanon War when Hezbollah violated rules by rearming, and Israel did not intervene.

Israeli officials indicated they were not planning to escalate further against Hezbollah any more than they already have, provided that Hezbollah does not respond.

Yet, given Tabatabai’s high rank, it is hard to see Hezbollah not responding at all, as opposed to them waiting for a more opportune moment.

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>>23897189

Henlo fren

>>23897297

They'll be saying wow every time.

>>23897303

Foreign Jihadists Are Pouring Into Syria, Joining New Army (Videos)

Testimonies by two alleged Russian jihadists who were captured while taking part in the battle in the southern Syrian governorate of al-Suwayda in July revealed that more foreign jihadists are pouring into the war-torn country, and are even enlisting in the new military.

The battle in al-Suwayda broke out when an intervention by government forces to end a local conflict involving Bedouins quickly escalated into an sectarian-fueled attack on the Druze. Israel, which vowed to protect the community after the fall of the Assad regime, intervened, and the battle ended with a ceasefire brokered by the United States.

The battle claimed the lives of more than 3,000 people, around a third of them were Druze civilians executed by government troops and Bedouins. Hundreds others – reportedly up to 600 people – were abducted. Druze fighters also captured a number of government troops and Bedouin fighters.

To this day, government forces are still occupying over 30 towns abandoned by their Druze population in the northern and western countryside of al-Suwayda. The rest of the governorate is under siege.

Two alleged Russian jihadists captured during the battle were interviewed by journalists and activists from al-Suwayda in coordination with the National Guard – a coalition of armed groups in the governorate that was formed after the last battle – which is currently holding them as prisoners of war.

The National Guard organized the interviews in response to a committee established by the government to investigate the battle in al-Suwayda, which stated recently that “no foreigners” were involved in the events that took place in the governorate. They were published on November 21 and 22.

The first alleged jihadist identified himself as Murad Huseynov, 30, from the Chechen Republic in Russia. He said that he came to Syria in May, that’s five months after the fall of the regime of former President Bashar al-Assad.

After arriving in Syria he quickly joined al-Qaeda-affiliated Ajnad al-Kavkaz – a hub for jihadists from Chechnya and the wider Caucasus region -, which was integrated into the country’s new military under the command of the Syrian Ministry of Defense.

Huseynov didn’t specify to which formation of the Syrian military Ajnad al-Kavkaz was integrated, but it is publicly known that most such groups were placed within the 84th Division.

In addition to military training, Huseynov was given radical ideological courses in Syrian MoD camps. He was taught there that Druze, along with other minorities like Christians and Alawites, are kuffar who should be “cleansed” from Syria.

https://southfront.press/foreign-jihadists-are-pouring-into-syria-joining-new-army-videos/

>>23897199

>This matter will be handled in compliance with military law, ensuring due process and impartiality. Further official comments will be limited, to preserve the integrity of the proceedings.

They disabled shit posting. Maybe there's hope, guys.

Going to marble elevators inwtc is easier than your bullshit teaching

>>23897103

Tyb

…and is the reason why this meme did not get put together and posted before noon (local time).

>>23897103

tyb

Old news but anon just saw it.

https://apnews.com/article/denmark-social-media-ban-children-7862d2a8cc590b4969c8931a01adc7f4

>>23897325

suɐld Ɛ ʇoɓ

>>23897318

The homey Te' would definitely call out your niggerish

>>23897149

Corrupt judges…ALL. OF. THEM.

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PF

GTMO842

Hex: AE0751

moar incoming to the spa

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Am I safe? Am I in the clear?

>>23897337

The boys in the hood put your ass through a wall

Fuck yourdoors

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>>23897153

https://www.counton2.com/news/decision-2016-south-carolina-statewide-primary-runoff-results/amp/

Eat a fat dick

Romania again scrambled fighter jets after drone strikes near Ukrainian border

Nov 24, 2025 11:42

German fighter jets participating in the air policing mission in Romania, along with Romanian F-16s, took off tonight after renewed drone strikes by Russia on civilian targets and port infrastructure in Ukraine, Agerpres reported, citing the Romanian Ministry of National Defense, BTA reports.

Radar surveillance systems detected air targets aimed at the Ukrainian port of Izmail, which necessitated the dispatch of two German “Eurofighter“ fighters to control the airspace.

The drones later disappeared from radar, and explosions were then reported in Izmail. Romanian airspace was not violated and the German aircraft returned to their base around one hour after midnight.

At 1:45 a.m., new air targets were detected, this time 30 km north of Snake Island in the Black Sea.

Two Romanian F-16 fighter jets were dispatched to respond, and at 2:20 a.m., local authorities issued a warning to the population in the northern part of Tulcea County via the RO-ALERT system.

In this case, several air targets and explosions were also observed from the Ukrainian side, but Romanian airspace was not violated. The two fighter jets returned to their base at 3:51 a.m.

https://fakti.bg/en/world/1016654-romania-again-scrambled-fighter-jets-after-drone-strikes-near-ukrainian-border

>>23897349

Dayshifts can be worse depending on what you do.

>>23897349

GM

Trust?

Let me think on that, AGAIN….

Chinese Drone Swarms to Disrupt Starlink Satellite Network

November 24, 2025

A new Chinese study outlines a potential method to disrupt SpaceX’s Starlink satellite constellation. The research highlights growing concerns about the military utility of satellite internet in modern conflicts.

Scientists at the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) conducted the study, which appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Systems Engineering and Electronics.

The research introduces a distributed jamming strategy. This strategy uses a coordinated swarm of 1,000 to 2,000 signal-jamming drones.

The researchers developed this method to counter Starlink’s built-in resilience. The satellite network quickly reroutes signals when a link is blocked, making disruptions difficult.

They determined that ground-based jammers are ineffective. However, a synchronised airborne swarm could successfully overcome the network’s adaptive defences.

The team conducted simulations to test their theory. In one scenario targeting signals over Taiwan, a coordinated effort of 935 drones proved effective.

The study acknowledges the challenge posed by Starlink’s constant movement. The constellation of over 10,000 satellites is a dynamic and difficult target.

Elon Musk recently confirmed Starlink’s resilience against jamming in Ukraine. SpaceX continues to allocate significant resources to strengthen its defences.

The Chinese team describes its research as preliminary. They are keeping the actual jamming technology and capabilities confidential for strategic military reasons.

This study signals increasing global focus on counter-space technologies. It highlights the strategic importance of satellite networks in future geopolitical conflicts

https://photonews.com.pk/china-drone-swarms-jam-starlink/

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3333523/chinese-researchers-simulate-large-scale-electronic-warfare-against-elon-musks-starlink

https://x.com/spotlightoncn/status/1992785880034300362

1ST IT WAS MTG, NOW IT MASSIE MOCKING US WITH 4D CHESS REFERENCE…

Oh boy, more 4D chess? A vote to extend Obamacare… that’s the Republican solution to health care? https://politico.com/news/2025/11/2

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https://x.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1992971518696153287

>>23897360

Clearly an epic mountain to Conquer!

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>>23897155

so which corney comey

was dismissed without predudice…

kek

U.S. Air Force drone crashes in waters off S. Korea's western coast

22:44 November 24, 2025

A U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone crashed into waters off South Korea's western coast Monday, while conducting a routine mission, military officials said.

The drone went down near Maldo-ri Island off the western city of Gunsan, about 180 kilometers south of Seoul, according to the officials.

The U.S. 8th Fighter Wing based at Kunsan Air Base in Gunsan said the drone was involved in an "incident" during a routine mission at around 4:35 a.m.

"No injuries or damage to public property are reported in relation to this incident and it is currently under investigation," it said in a release.

Search efforts are reportedly under way to salvage the drone.

The incident took place after the U.S. military established a reconnaissance unit operating the drones at Kunsan Air Base in September. The U.S. military had previously deployed Reapers to the country on a rotational basis.

The Reaper is capable of conducting intelligence collection, coordination, and reconnaissance missions and has a range of 1,150 miles, according to the U.S. Air Force.

https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20251124011600315

>>23897139

First administration against the media and politicians to show the world their corruption - done

Second Administration against corrupt judges to show the world, that every fucking aspect of our fucking lives are fucking delusional and fucking fake! For fucking sake! - still in progress!

>Am I happy about all of that shit? Fucking no and it pisses me off to get beaten down time and time again, but I was aware before Q, so I still see things happening!

Saving the Whirl, warlock? I'll wait for the book

Israel is The Global Rape Capital

Legendary British journalist Peter Oborne’s “Exposed: Israel’s Secret Torture Camp” excellent documentary video about Israel’s torture camps, into which thousands of young Palestinian men are disappearing, only to emerge unrecognized, physically deformed, and mentally damaged, is a MUST watch to grasp in a short video what a demented sadistic sexually psychopathically satanic culture the whole Israeli society is.

The torture and rape at the Sde Teiman are not an isolated incident but constitute a systematic widespread policy of torture and rape perpetrated in many Israeli prisons. The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) had documented what is considered the most heinous Israeli crimes that could be committed against human beings and their dignity in the modern era. In recent weeks, PCHR staff collected many testimonies from a number of Palestinian prisoners from the Gaza Strip, who were recently released from Israeli prisons and detention centers.

The Palestinian Centre For Human Right published a 129-page report entitled “Torture and Genocide: The Shattered Futures of Former Palestinian Detainees in Gaza” based on testimonies of 153 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli torture prisons. Israeli prisons detain 10,000 Palestinian hostages/prisoners, each has her/his own torture/rape story. The following two examples sufficiently reflect the sadistic barbarity of the Israeli soldiers, the so-called “most moral army”:

A young Palestinian woman, (N. A.), was taken to an isolated room, where she was forcefully stripped naked, tortured, electrocuted, tied to a bed with her legs forcefully stretched wide open exposing her genitalia, sodomized and raped multiple times while being videotaped for the duration of four consecutive days, after which she was released due to the start of her menstrual cycle. She was threatened to post the raping videotapes on social media.

An 18 years old Palestinian, (A. N.), was arrested in Gaza Strip among many other Palestinian hostages, who were seeking food aid. They were forced to strip naked before being trucked to a detention center. He described how the Israeli soldiers forced him and many other young hostages his age to strip totally naked, piled on top of each other, beaten and sodomized with carrots, bottles and other wooden objects, and being also sodomized with trained dogs. This is reminiscent of heinous sexual crimes that were perpetrated against Iraqi prisoners in the American Abu Ghraib prison, where it was reported that many Israeli soldiers were responsible for the interrogation and torture of the prisoners.

Like Abu Ghraib female guards, it was also reported that female Israeli soldiers, who were sometimes in their teens, had also participated in sodomizing Palestinian prisoners with hard objects. Israeli young generations are being routinely brainwashed to perceive all goyims, particularly Palestinians, as filthy animals. Israeli high school students are routinely taken into tours to Israeli prisons to watch Palestinian prisoners, men and women, being naked into barbed cages like animals.

https://vtforeignpolicy.com/2025/11/israel-is-the-global-rape-capital/

They still know that they glow even though they're trying to blend in by pretending to be patriots, right? When you spam something repetitively, regularly, for years, the absence of it is a pretty big indication, but their reliance upon their underlying posting patterns never changes. They're so anon that they behave like trannies expecting everyone to pretend along with them.

Well, I guess I'll take back my meme rotations seeing as the clowns are busy playing make believe.

U.S. Army hosts Project FlyTrap 4.5 in Germany to assess new counter drone technologies for NATO

November 24, 2025

U.S. Army air defenders, procurement teams and commercial specialists gathered at Truppenübungsplatz Putlos from 10 to 21 November 2025 to test emerging counter unmanned aerial system technologies.

Project FlyTrap 4.5 provided a two week window for vendors to demonstrate how their systems could detect, discriminate or defeat simulated drone threats operating in NATO airspace.

Products on site used passive or active radars for detection and discrimination, each carrying different operational advantages and risks. Kinetic and non kinetic defeat mechanisms were also showcased, highlighting a range of options for neutralising small and inexpensive drones.

“We have to start thinking about the group ones, the group twos [and] the group threes [drones], the smaller and cheaper systems,” said Col. Haileyesus (Hailey) Bairu, commander of the 52nd Air Defense Artillery Brigade.

Bairu added that the aim was to solve how to “knock those [drones] down, so there’s not even a problem for our [maneuver forces].”

Early in the event, all participating systems were tested for their ability to link into the brigade’s forward area air defense command and control network.

This integration was achieved with support from Soldiers of the 52nd ADA Brigade, V Corps and the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, increasing the systems’ potential value for NATO procurement tied to the Eastern Flank Deterrence Line.

Planning began nearly a year earlier at the request of Gen. Christopher Donahue, who tasked the 52nd ADA Brigade with identifying c UAS capabilities to counter evolving threats.

A three month process led to agreements with five companies for testing during autumn 2025, with senior oversight provided by Brig. Gen. Curtis King of the 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command.

As the plan expanded, U.S. Army acquisition organisations partnered to launch the global xTechCounterStrike competition, which added more participants to Project FlyTrap 4.5.

“We were tasked specifically to accelerate the Eastern Flank Deterrence Line. With that, we went through some deliberate planning of what we currently had in terms of tools and resources at our disposal,” said Maj. Joshua McMillion, G TEAD capability lead.

“We quickly realized one of the easiest ways to accelerate that capability is to partner with existing companies and existing organizations,” McMillion continued.

Fifteen finalists from more than two hundred companies earned a fifty thousand dollar prize and the chance to demonstrate their systems at Putlos, with eleven able to attend the second phase.

Four winners were later selected, each receiving a three hundred fifty thousand dollar award following a review by an evaluation panel drawn from Army test bodies, G TEAD and the 52nd ADA Brigade.

“We are all here at Project FlyTrap 4.5 helping to [bring] forward the air defense artillery branch by utilizing and testing out new systems to reinforce the Eastern Flank Deterrence Line and … expanding the tools we use,” said Sgt. Lukas Hollcraft, a panel judge from the 5th Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment.

Hollcraft said he valued the opportunity to contribute, noting, “I never expected that as a sergeant … I’d be able to sit down with majors, captains, lieutenants and colonels and evaluate these systems.”

He added that “It’s great that as an operator, I get a say in what the future of my job looks like, especially to the future of my soldiers, who I’ll be raising to take over my shoes.”

https://defence-industry.eu/u-s-army-hosts-project-flytrap-4-5-in-germany-to-assess-new-counter-drone-technologies-for-nato/

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>Campbell’s Soup Allegedly Exposed in Secret Recording for Using BIOENGINEERED MEAT as Company VP Mocks “F**king Poor People” Who Buy its Product – Company Responds

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