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>>24380267

tyb

have a great day!

>>24380267

TYB

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jan/12/polly-toynbee-1988-interview-donald-trump

POTUS called it in 1988

>>24380267

ty for the warm n freshie freshie ooey gooey finger lickin bunz b, nobody licks their fingers better, or longer than espie after eating yo bunz

>>24380267

Thank you baker

>soooo goooey

>>24380267

TYB

(Anons good news, some very determined and caring people, have not giving up and still are working)

Deep State Protection Of The Seth Rich Files May Be Ending 1/3

The DOJ and FBI are starting to expose how much the Deep State has wrongly hidden from the public,but they’re still hiding what happened to Seth Rich.

In the predawn darkness of July 10, 2016, 27-year-old Seth Rich was shot twice in the back as he walked home in Washington, D.C.’s Bloomingdale neighborhood. The official story from D.C. Metro Police is that this was a botched robbery. Yet the killers took nothing—no wallet, no watch, no phone. No suspects have ever been arrested, and the case remains unsolved nearly a decade later.

The timing seems too perfect to have been a random crime. Just days after Rich’s murder, WikiLeaks began releasing thousands of DNC emails that exposed the Democrat party rigging its 2016 Democrat primaries against Bernie Sanders and for Hillary Clinton.

The media blamed Russian hackers. The Mueller Report, intelligence community assessments, and CrowdStrike’s quick (but unverified) attribution pushed the foreign-interference line hard. But Julian Assange repeatedly implied that WikiLeaks’ source was not Russian—and forensic analysis suggested a local transfer, such as a thumb drive handoff, not a remote hack. Rich, the DNC’s Voter Expansion Data Director and a vocal Sanders supporter, had motive and access. Was he silenced to protect the emerging Russia collusion hoax?

This case sits at the center of what looks like a RICO-level criminal enterprise: elements of the Deep State—FBI, DOJ, CIA, and allied networks—engaged in fraud, obstruction, election subversion, and worse. I’ve argued that point in articles from 2020 onward, all built on public records, FOIA battles, declassifications, and whistleblower leaks. Fully disclosing Rich’s seized laptops, drives, and related files could blow open the entire 2016 Russia narrative, exposing ties to Benghazi arms trafficking, Clinton Foundation pay-to-play, FISA warrant abuses, Ukraine meddling, and more. Instead, the FBI has stonewalled for years. However, the Trump DOJ and FBI may finally be ending the silence.

On February 3, 2020, at NoisyRoom.net, I framed the Deep State as a de facto criminal enterprise under the RICO Act, committing treason, fraud, obstruction, and other racketeering acts in a continuing pattern (18 U.S.C. §§ 1961–1968).

The DNC “hack” fit the pattern: Assange denied Russian involvement and forensic analysis pointed to an insider leak, yet the FBI never inspected the DNC servers themselves, relying on CrowdStrike’s report. This misdirection fueled the Russia-Trump collusion hoax, justifying surveillance, media smears, and the Mueller probe. Under those circumstances, Rich’s potential role as whistleblower threatened the whole house of cards.

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/03/deep_state_protection_of_the_seth_rich_files_may_be_ending.

>>24380283

>>24380271

President Trump randomly tweets some crazy tweet about Covfefe

Puts Covfefe on the board.

C = Covfefe = 62

P= Pindar = 62

Using Gematria of both Covfefe and Pindar = 62

Is it just a coincidence both = 62?

>>24380284

2/3

Over the next few years, I authored a string of investigative reports, drilling down with hard evidence:

June 3, 2022: “Who Really Killed Seth Rich?”— Reexamined the murder as the Russia hoax collapsed, highlighting Rich’s access and Sanders loyalty.

July 12, 2022: “Use RICO to Get to the Bottom of Seth Rich’s Murder”— Proposed RICO as the tool to connect the hit to a broader conspiracy.

September 18, 2023: “Who is Seth Rich? Who Murdered Him? And What’s The Deep State Hiding?”— Linked to Durham Report findings of FBI misconduct.

February 2, 2024: “The FBI Again Tries to Block Seth Rich’s Laptop from Public View”— Exposed defiance in FOIA cases like Huddleston v. FBI, with exemptions claimed for “classified” or “personal” data.

March 18, 2025: “The FBI Must Investigate Itself And, Once Cleaned, Several Other Political Crimes”— Drew parallels to Epstein, calling for systemic reform.

August 2, 2025: “Was the Death of Seth Rich a Hit by the Deep State?”— Incorporated ODNI declassifications (under Tulsi Gabbard), Metro PD leaks from Officer Douglas Berlin, and the bombshell “Prohibited Access” files—a secret FBI repository shielding sensitive records.

August 8, 2025: “Seth Rich: Dead Men Tell No Tales”— Framed it as a murder mystery riddled with media disinformation (e.g., Michael Isikoff-style amplification of false narratives), unproven CrowdStrike claims, and urgent calls for probes under Kash Patel and Pam Bondi.

These articles relied on verifiable sources:FOIA denials-turned-admissions, court orders ignored, intelligence lapses (no crime-scene forensics pushed, devices held since 2016, but contents suppressed). Whispers persist, and in an unsolved case, such rumors are almost inevitable. The same holds for the broader possibility of a professional or contracted operative several levels removed from any decision-maker: plausible deniability is the hallmark of these operations.

Now, however, at long last, the Trump FBI is ever so slowly giving up its secrets. Senator Chuck Grassley deserves major credit. Attorney Ty Clevenger used Grassley’s discovery of hidden FBI files to advance his FOIA suits. Matt Taibbi at Racket News just posted an exclusive update on these hidden FBI files. John Solomon of Just the Newsjust dropped an article detailing how prohibited-access files shielded politically sensitive cases, including an intriguing quote from Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon. The Federalist published these bombshell articles, too (here, here, here, and here). Whistleblower tips to Grassley’s office blew the lid off. Grassley demanded that AG Bondi and Director Patel produce records; some have been turned over amid internal resistance, and Patel’s task force is now excavating decades of hidden material.

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/03/deep_state_protection_of_the_seth_rich_files_may_be_ending.html

>>24380289

3/3

Grassley said:

If it weren’t for whistleblower disclosures to my office, the very existence of the FBI using “Prohibited Access” files for some investigations would have remained in the dark. I’ve asked Attorney General Bondi and Director Patel to turn over certain Prohibited Access records to Congress. I’ve received some but am still waiting on others. I urge the DOJ and FBI to keep digging—which previous administrations apparently didn’t make any effort to do—so that the facts can come to light. The FBI’s secret stash of records is scandalous.

I know how law enforcement record-keeping works. Over my 35 years in law enforcement, I started as a police cadet filing hard-copy reports in long rows of 4-drawer cabinets lining the wall. We used drum files of index cards sorted by name to locate report numbers, then pulled the physical file. Records clerks handled merging the cards during filing. The digital Records Management System (RMS) eliminated the drum file, but we still worked with hard copies. Old cases were microfilmed or purged; DIRS digital scanning arrived in the late 90s/early 2000s.

Investigative units, especially homicide, kept their own hard copies of police reports indefinitely, and they were never locked away (murders and officer-involved shootings, and the like).The FBI’s top-brass-only restriction is deliberate concealment, not oversight. Scandalous doesn’t cover it.Reporting from Just the News shows these “prohibited access” files have been a go-to method for burying records in politically charged investigations for years—exactly the kind of tool that could explain the ongoing stonewalling in cases like Rich’s.

In Rich’s case, Attorney Clevenger has repeatedly exposed the FBI’s contradictions: first denying any records existed, then admitting they held Rich’s laptops, a DVD, a thumb drive, and thousands of pages—yet continuing to withhold them under the excuse of an “ongoing investigation.” Following Judge Amos Mazzant’s August 24, 2024, ruling ordering full production, the FBI was required to comply by March 10, 2025—but the bureau only delivered a Vaughn index—that is, a list of withheld documents—not the documents themselves (see my March 2025 American Thinkerpiece on the FBI’s defiance).

This strongly suggests the withheld information may contain exculpatory evidence of a domestic leak, which would dismantle the Russia-hack narrative. Shades of the Hunter Biden laptop—branded “Russian disinformation” by 51 former intel officials and suppressed across media and social platforms before the 2020 election. Clevenger tells me more developments could emerge soon. Nearly ten years later, there are still no arrests, no real progress—only obstruction.

With Trump’s election, Patel and Bondi are now in charge of the DOJ and FBI, and the moment is here. The old CYA days are over—the winds have shifted—but the files are still sealed, plausibly to keep the lower ranks and conspirators unsuspecting while the real work happens. Dragging this out much longer risks losing ground politically before the midterms. Will the truth come out, or will caution become the enemy? The American people have waited long enough—no more delays.

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/03/deep_state_protection_of_the_seth_rich_files_may_be_ending.html

>>24380267

tyb

nothing to see here, folks.

>>24380291

Instant shill

>>24380267

Thank you Baker

Make stew

>>24380274

>>24380267

tyb

>>24380278

What the fug..

>>24380287

>>24380267

>Dough

ty fren

>>24380313

What are you drinking?

>>24380267

TYB

wut

you know

the thing

>>24380315

The power of the THE NOW.

God bless you Anons

>>24380317

Be here now, now be here, here be now..

>000000

>>24380319

>>24380321

The second coming.

A look back at 2025 for Europe’s Spaceport

13/03/2026

In brief

2025 was a particularly memorable year for Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, with a return to a full autonomous launch capability driven by the ramp-up of Ariane 6 launches and the confirmation of a robust return to flight of Vega-C.

In-depth

Ariane 6: a new reference for Europe

Following on from Ariane 5, Ariane 6 established itself in 2025 as the European heavy-lift launcher, marking a decisive step forward for European space autonomy.

6 March: launch of the CSO-3 observation satellite.

13 August: launch of Europe’s first MetOp Second Generation, MetOp-SG-A1, weather satellite, which hosts the Copernicus Sentinel-5 mission.

4 November: launch of the Copernicus Sentinel-1D satellite.

17 December: 14th launch of Galileo satellites.

These launches confirm the reliability, versatility and performance of Ariane 6, capable of meeting a wide range of needs, launching strategic missions for Earth observation, meteorological and navigation satellites.

Vega-C: reliability at the service of scientific missions

The Vega-C rocket played an essential role in Europe’s scientific and environmental missions. In 2025, several launches from Europe’s Spaceport demonstrated the launcher’s versatility and reliability:

29 April: launch of ESA’s Biomass satellite, a mission dedicated to studying forests and the carbon cycle.

25 July: launch of the CO3D and MicroCarb satellites dedicated to Earth observation and carbon dioxide monitoring, contributing to European climate, environment and sustainable development objectives.

1 December: launch of Kompsat-7 satellite.

Complementarity at the heart of European strategy

2025 illustrated how Ariane 6 and Vega-C complement each other. Together the two launchers allow Europe to launch a wide range of missions, from heavy institutional satellites to medium-sized scientific and environmental missions.

For Europe, this complementarity is a strategic asset, guaranteeing flexible and autonomous access to space from the Europe’s Spaceport.

Solid improvement

On 24 April the P160C solid rocket motor was fired up at Europe’s Spaceport solid propulsion test stand, a visually striking milestone after three years of intense development work.

P160C is the larger version of the P120C rocket motor that is used as a booster for Ariane 6 and as a first stage motor for Vega-C.

In 2026, Europe’s Spaceport will continue to ramp up its activities with a sustained launch schedule.

Ariane 6 will be at the heart of operations, with several commercial and institutional missions planned, notably the heavy-lift version of Ariane 6 – with four boosters – designed for the largest payloads.

Vega-C will carry out missions for smaller satellites, particularly in the fields of Earth observation and other European institutional missions.

Europe’s Spaceport is undergoing a major transformation to become a more modern, sustainable and competitive spaceport, capable of meeting the needs of both institutional players and new entrants to the space sector, while reducing its environmental impact.

The Spaceport is modernising its infrastructure to new standards and to increase launch activities: optimising launch facilities, improving logistics and strengthening security and control systems.

These developments will enhance competitiveness, secure Europe's autonomous access to space and prepare for future space programmes.

https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Transportation/Europe_s_Spaceport/A_look_back_at_2025_for_Europe_s_Spaceport

>>24380295

How many people have both sides of their families whose surnames can be found on Epstein files?

weirdly coincidental.

>>24380324

>>24380267

TYB

What's with all the short breads lately?

>>24380332

Created in his image - Mind, Body, and Spirit.

>>24380333

If the bun gets too big to post, they bake early.

If the baker has to step out, they bake early.

>>24380335

>>24380267

>>24380338

Just a stranger on a bus

… stabbing white wimmenz

>>24380338

Within us and around us.

The authority of being is too much for a limited time vessel.

The finite to the infinite - one totality around one eternity.

One can forever experience new found knowledge forever within set system.

Though you feel like a God, you are still a little 'g'.

Just a thought.

How the Universe makes gold: Scientists solve a 20-year puzzle

March 14, 2026

Heavy elements such as gold and platinum are born in some of the Universe’s most violent events.

These heavy elements form when stars collapse or when neutron stars collide, triggering a rapid chain of nuclear reactions known as the r-process.

In this extreme environment, atomic nuclei become more unstable due to rapid neutron absorption.

Eventually, these heavy nuclei decay into more stable forms. This often happens through beta decay, a process that can release one or more neutrons as the nucleus stabilizes.

Because the nuclei involved are extremely rare and short-lived, scientists usually rely on theoretical models rather than direct measurements.

Now, scientists from the University of Tennessee have uncovered new details about this mysterious process. In experiments at CERN, the team made three important discoveries about how unstable atomic nuclei break apart during these reactions.

Their findings, published in Physical Review Letters, provide crucial data that could improve models explaining how the Universe produces heavy elements like gold.

To better understand this process, scientists studied the rare isotope indium-134. The experiments took place at the ISOLDE Decay Station at CERN, where advanced laser separation techniques produced a pure beam of the isotope.

Professor Robert Grzywacz from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville stated, “These nuclei are hard to make and require a lot of new technology to synthesize in sufficient quantities.”

When indium-134 decays, it forms excited versions of several tin isotopes, including tin-134, tin-133, and tin-132. These nuclei can release neutrons as they settle into more stable states.

Using a highly sensitive neutron detector supported by the National Science Foundation, scientists were able to track these emissions in unprecedented detail.

The team’s most important breakthrough was the first measurement of neutron energies produced during beta-delayed two-neutron emission.

Models reveal the first hints of nuclear fission in cosmos

This rare process occurs in exotic nuclei that exist only briefly. Until now, scientists could detect the emission but had never measured the energy of the released neutrons.

Neutrons are difficult to track because they scatter easily inside detectors. Distinguishing whether one neutron or two were emitted has therefore been a long-standing challenge.

“The reason this is hard is that neutrons like to bounce around. It’s hard to tell if it’s one or two,” Grzywacz explained. In earlier attempts, “no one measured energies,” so this approach “opens a completely new field.”

The new measurement opens the door to studying similar nuclear processes along the r-process pathway.

The scientists also detected, for the first time, a long-predicted single-particle neutron state in tin-133.

Scientists discovered that tin nuclei retain a “memory” of their beta decay. It contradicts the earlier belief that they released neutrons and forgot the event.

Thanks to advanced neutron detectors, this hidden nuclear state came out from behind a curtain. These findings suggest the need for new models to explain why some decays emit one neutron while others emit two.

“People were searching for it for 20 years, and we found it,” Grzywacz said. “Those two neutrons allowed us to see this state.”

“The newly observed state represents an intermediate stage in the two-neutron emission sequence.

It also represents the final elementary excitation of the tin-133 nucleus, helping complete the nuclear structure picture and improving the accuracy of theoretical calculations.”

The third discovery surprised scientists even more.

The newly observed nuclear state did not appear according to the statistical patterns normally expected in nuclear decay. In this experiment, the environment was relatively clean, with nuclear states separated instead of crowded together.

“Yet, in most cases, the system still behaves statistically, like split‑pea soup,” as Grzywacz put it. “Why this happens, and why it doesn’t in this case, remains unclear.”

The findings suggest that as scientists probe more exotic nuclei, such as Tennessine, existing models may no longer be enough. New theories will be needed to explain these extreme systems.

Improved models of the r-process will help scientists better understand the chemical evolution of the Universe and explain how elements such as gold and platinum are forged in stellar explosions and collisions.

The study also highlights the importance of advanced facilities like CERN and international collaboration in exploring some of the rarest forms of matter in the Universe.

https://www.techexplorist.com/universe-gold-scientists-solve-20-year-puzzle/102297/

https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/l24v-5m31

>>24380343

Notable buns are good for people who want to read through what has transpired.

Also, I believe they go to an aggregate site?

People who have the fear to post or lurk here can look at notes there as well.

It's all a simple system, spread information - decode based on what you know of Q stuff.

It's more of a filter to read the events and connect the dots as you can.

>>24380267

tyb

o7

>>24380347

It’s habbening yet bread is slow

>>24380350

If infinite then eventually, but as infinite always growing and journeying.

Into the eternal mind of God.

The ride never ends.

>>24380354

It's what I took from it..

Father - Mind

Son - Heart

Holy Spirit - Consciousness

But I'm still a fledgling, so who knows

IRGC: Child Raping, Mass Murdering, Torturing Terrorists

Analogy

A Mass Murdering Child Raping Terrorist points a Gun at you and says your next.

Clear Case of Self-Defense

I Rest my Case

Thank you for your time and consideration into this matter

Vandenberg Celebrates New Senior Master Sergeants

March 13, 2026

Space Launch Delta 30

VANDENBERG SPACE FORCE BASE, Calif. –

U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Elijah Snyder, operations superintendent for the National Reconnaissance Office, a Senior Master Sgt. select, and Master Sgt. William Young II, 2nd Space Launch Squadron flight chief, a Senior Master Sgt. select, receives a promotion trophy from Space Launch Delta 30 leadership during the Senior Master Sergeant Release Party held at Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., March 12, 2026.

The event recognized the achievements of Air Force personnel advancing to the senior enlisted ranks.

U.S. Space Force Col. James T. Horne III, Space Launch Delta 30 commander, delivered closing remarks, mentioning the commitment and tenacity required of individuals who are selected for promotion to senior master sergeant and his hopes for their continued success and leadership.

Promotion release parties like these are held to honor the ascension of a master sergeant to senior master sergeant, denoting years of effort to attain the rank.

https://www.vandenberg.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4434856/vandenberg-celebrates-new-senior-master-sergeants/

extra Space Force

https://www.petersonschriever.spaceforce.mil/Newsroom/News/Display/Article/4434645/sbd-41-child-and-youth-program-increases-family-readiness/

>>24380358

>>24380364

>>24380345

I dunno yo

Espie feels like a pretty big "G" fam

>>24380365

Ret. NASA Astronaut Trolls Trump Spokesperson, “Hopefully One Day Adults Will Staff the Federal Government Again”

March 13, 2026

NASA spokesperson Bethany Stevens, whose X profile reads “Serving President Trump under the leadership of the NASA Administrator” (Jared Isaacman), was scolded by retired NASA astronaut and former International Space Station commander Terry Virts for a comment she made against liberal media influencer Aaron Rupar.

As seen below, Rupar shared a clip of Isaacman — a billionaire entrepreneur and private astronaut who became NASA administrator in December — defending President Trump’s decision to initiate a military strike on Iran. Isaacman said:

“You can’t let a country have nuclear weapons or highly enriched uranium.”

Rupar wrote: “lmao why is the NASA administrator going on Fox and railing against Iran? (this is a rhetorical question — the answer is that nobody in the Trump administration has actual job duties).”

Stevens, a former press secretary for Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), replied to Rupar: “Because he was asked. Unsurprisingly, you weren’t! Unlike you, he’s got a long list of qualifications that make him exactly the right person to speak on the intersection of space and national security:

– founder of a military aerospace company – commercial astronaut – first civilian to spacewalk – NASA Administrator Thank you for your interest in America’s space program.”

Virts replied to Stevens: “Anyone else remember when NASA was staffed by competent people focused on mission, not on ‘owning the libs?’ Hopefully one day adults will staff the Federal Government again.”

Note: Not all NASA administrators were former NASA astronauts. Most recently, during the first Trump administration, Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) led the agency.

Former U.S. Senator (D-FL) and space shuttle astronaut Bill Nelson served as the NASA Administrator under President Biden.

https://2paragraphs.com/2026/03/ret-nasa-astronaut-trolls-trump-spokesperson-hopefully-one-day-adults-will-staff-the-federal-government-again/

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/2032094140133945403

https://twitter.com/AstroTerry/status/2032276153176596489

>>24380369

More like an OG..

>>24380332

>>24380373

Gross.. new VPN switches?

>>24380374

>>24380369

369 digits say nothinG can stop the Espie

>>24380377

Dubs confirms

>>24380373

TY for that

GBY

>>24380377

>>24380377

The Espies cannot stahp being stollen

The Iranian mullahs live in lala land.

Senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaee: “The end of the war is in our hands. We’ll end it only when the US pays full compensation for all damages AND withdraws completely from the Persian Gulf.”

https://joehoft.com/iran-releases-its-version-baghdad-bob-mohsen-rezaee/

>>24380384

Whatever happened to that mimicry guy?

Our forefathers were Warriors for Freedom who founded the greatest nation known to man.

The future belongs to those who embrace their legacy.

The future belongs to the American.

‘Washington Crossing the Delaware’ -Emanuel Leutze

https://x.com/DHSgov/status/2032865057328025856

OPERATION EPIC FURY 🇺🇸 One mission. Clear objectives.

🎯 Destroy Iran's Terrorist Proxies

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/2032865809534492735

>>24380387

No idea, the fake SP just disappeared off into the wild blue yonder. Something something about tranimae and AEI defeating him.

>>24380267

Thanks Baker!

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00276490.m4a

>>24380392

Was it because we were being nice to him?

>>24380267

tyb

Claiming Bread

Baker UP!

>>24380400

God Bless you, Baker!!

o7

Meta planning sweeping layoffs as AI costs mount: Reuters

PUBLISHED SAT, MAR 14 20266:19 AM:49

==Meta

is planning sweeping layoffs that could affect 20% or more of the company, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, as Meta seeks to offset costly artificial intelligence infrastructure bets and prepare for greater efficiency brought about by AI-assisted workers.==

No date has been set for the cuts and the magnitude has not been finalized, the people said.

Top executives haverecently signaled the plans to other senior leaders at Meta and told them to begin planning how to pare back, two of the people said. The sources spoke anonymously because they were not authorized to disclose the cuts.

“This is speculative reporting about theoretical approaches,” Meta spokesperson Andy Stone said in response to questions about the plan.

If Meta settles on the 20% figure, the layoffs will be the company’s most significant since a restructuring in late 2022 and early 2023 that it dubbed the “year of efficiency.” It employed nearly 79,000 people as of December 31, according to its latest filing.

The company laid off 11,000 staffers in November 2022, or around 13% of its workforce at the time. Around four months later, it announced it was cutting another 10,000 jobs.

Zuckerberg focusing on generative AI

Over the last year, CEO Mark Zuckerberghas been pushing Meta to compete more forcefully in generative AI. The company has offered huge pay packages, some worth hundreds of millions of dollars over four years, to court top AI researchers to a new superintelligence team.

The company has said it plans toinvest $600 billion to build data centers by 2028. Earlier this week, it acquired Moltbook, a social networking platform built for AI agents. Meta is also spending atleast $2 billion to buy Chinese AI startup Manus, Reuters previously reported.

Zuckerberg has alluded to efficiency gains from the investments, saying in January he wasstarting to see “projects that used to require big teams now be accomplished by a single very talented person.”

Meta’s plans reflect a broader pattern among major U.S. companies, particularly in tech, this year. Executives have pointed to recent improvements in AI systems as one reason for the changes.

In January, Amazon confirmed it would cut some 16,000 jobs, amounting to nearly 10% of its workforce. Last month, the fintech company Block

chopped nearly half of its staff, with CEO Jack Dorsey explicitly pointing to AI tools and their growing capability to help companies do more with smaller teams.

Meta’s planned AI investments follow a series of setbacks with its Llama 4 models last year, including criticism that they produced misleading results on the benchmarks used for earlier versions. It abandoned the release of the largest version of that model, called Behemoth, which had been due out in the summer.

The superintelligence team has been working to reassert the company’s standingthis year by building a new model called Avocado, but the model’s performance has also lagged expectations.

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/14/meta-planning-sweeping-layoffs-as-ai-costs-mount-reuters.html

Freaks are running the world

>>24380396

As kosher as a rack-o-ribs!!

>>24380408

>>24380407

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/state-department-slashes-fee-to-renounce-us-citizenship-by-80-to-450/ar-AA1YzEs9

cheaper to get hassled to become sovereign citizen

>>24380408

Drone Strikes Hit Russia’s Port of Kavkaz, Oil Refinery, and Chemical Plant Overnight

Mar 14, 2026 11:57

Multiple Russian regions came under drone attacks overnight on March 14, with reported strikes targeting the port of Kavkaz in Russia’s Krasnodar region, the Afipsky oil refinery, and a major chemical facility in the Samara region.

According to ASTRA on March 14, the attacks appeared to focus on infrastructure linked to Russia’s fuel supply and industrial sector.

The operational headquarters of Russia’s Krasnodar region confirmed that drones struck the port of Kavkaz in the Temryuk district and the Afipsky oil refinery in the Seversky district.

Officials said debris from intercepted drones caused damage and fires at the facilities.

At the port of Kavkaz, debris from drones damaged a technical vessel and triggered a localized fire at a pier complex, according to the Krasnodar regional operational headquarters cited by ASTRA.

Russian authorities reported that three people were injured and hospitalized following the incident.

Video footage circulated online and geolocated by ASTRA showed a fire at the Afipsky oil refinery.

Russian officials said the blaze began after fragments from downed drones fell on technical installations at the site. Authorities reported no casualties at the refinery.

Explosions and air defense activity were also reported near the city of Tolyatti in Russia’s Samara region.

According to ASTRA, the likely target was the KuibyshevAzot chemical plant, a major Russian producer of chemical materials.

Samara region governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev stated that Russian air defenses shot down three drones over the region overnight.

ASTRA also reported that one drone may have fallen in a residential complex in northern Krasnodar, though officials did not provide details about possible damage.

Separately, the governor of Russia’s Belgorod region said one person was killed and another injured during overnight drone attacks.

Russia’s Ministry of Defense stated that air defenses intercepted or destroyed 87 Ukrainian drones during the night, though the ministry did not specify which facilities were targeted.

The port of Kavkaz is a key logistics hub in southern Russia. By cargo volume, it ranks fifth among Russian ports and second in the Azov–Black Sea basin after Novorossiysk.

The port’s oil terminal plays a role in supplying fuel to Russian-occupied territories, including Crimea and parts of southern Ukraine.

Update: Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed that Defense Forces units struck the Afipsky oil refinery in the settlement of Afipsky, Krasnodar region, during overnight operations on March 14 aimed at reducing Russia’s military-economic capacity.

According to the statement, the refinery has an annual processing capacity of 6.25 million tons—about 2.1% of Russia’s total oil refining output—and a strike on the facility was followed by a fire on the plant’s territory.

The General Staff also reported damage to infrastructure at the Port of Kavkaz near the Chushka area in Krasnodar region, adding that both facilities are involved in supporting the Russian military. The extent of the damage is still being clarified.

Earlier, drones struck Uralchem’s KCKK chemical plant in the city of Kirovo-Chepetsk in Russia’s Kirov region—more than 1,000 kilometers from Ukraine’s border. The facility produces ammonium nitrate, a chemical used in fertilizer production but also linked to explosive manufacturing.

Kirov region governor Alexander Sokolov confirmed the attack, stating that emergency services responded to the site and that no casualties were reported.

https://united24media.com/latest-news/drone-strikes-hit-russias-port-of-kavkaz-oil-refinery-and-chemical-plant-overnight-16866

https://kyivindependent.com/russia-launches-overnight-missile-and-drone-attack-against-ukraine/

https://t.me/exilenova_plus/17448

other Russia and Ukraine

https://kyivindependent.com/russian-drone-crosses-into-moldova-during-mass-strike-on-ukraine/

https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2026/03/14/russian-strikes-kill-at-least-four-people-in-kyiv-region-as-peace-talks-stall

https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/japan-eyes-ukrainian-drones-explores-purchase-1773501763.html

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/71888

Any Tripoli anons here?

Jw, Im jealous I aint there.

Shit cool or nah?

They did an exact replica of your house and now they're exploring it, Oh God.

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OZAN ÖZTÜRK@ozanozturk_tr

The Iranian army struck targeted locations in Israel. It is claimed that the places hit were areas where high-ranking officials of the Israeli state live.

It is claimed that many officials lost their lives.

Benjamin Netanyahu, İlber Ortaylı…

Tedesco Kocaelispor, Enes Batur, Uğurcan, Bülent Uygun, championship penalty Cihan Aydın…

https://nitter.net/ozanozturk_tr/status/2032836182581575890#m

Iran women’s football team kept under tight security in Kuala Lumpur

Raha Pourbakhsh

Members of Iran’s women’s national football team, after some delegation members sought asylum abroad, are being kept under tight security during a camp in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Iran International has learned.

Players who arrived on Wednesday are being kept at a hotel where journalists and media are not allowed to enter, according to sources familiar with the situation.

Some players had their mobile phones confiscated, while others were allowed to keep them only under the supervision of security personnel from the Iranian football federation.

Sources told Iran Internationalthat pressure on the players began in Tehran and has continued during the team’s camp ahead of the 2026 Asian Championship.

Mohammad Rahman Salari, a member of the Iranian Football Federation’s board, played a central role in enforcing the restrictions and repeatedly collected and inspected the phones of players and staff after the team’s first match.

Fatemeh Bodaghi, who is traveling with the delegation as manager of Iran’s women’s national team, was described by sourcesas acting on behalf of the federation’s security apparatus under the leadership of federation president Mehdi Taj, monitoring players’ social media accounts and reporting their activities to authorities in Tehran.

Sources alsosaid Zeinab Hosseinzadeh, the team’s physiotherapist, was among those involved in exerting pressure on players.

Farideh Shojaei, the women’s vice president of the football federation, is also accompanying the team. She previously said options for the team’s return to Iran amid US-Israeli airstrikes were being examined, including a possible land route through Turkey, after attempts to return via the United Arab Emirates did not succeed.

Players face pressure after anthem protest

The crisis surrounding the Iranian women’s national football team began on March 2, when the squad refused to sing the Iranian national anthem before their opening match against South Korea at the AFC Women's Asian Cup in Australia.

This silent protest, occurring shortly after the start of the Iran war and the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, was immediately labeled an act of "wartime treason" by the state media. As the team progressed through the group stage, they were reportedly kept under strict surveillance by delegation minders, with international human rights groups and political figures warning that the athletes faced severe punishment, including the possibility of the death penalty, if they were forced to return to Tehran.

Six members of the delegation accepted humanitarian visas and remained in Australia to seek asylum, while the rest of the team boarded their flight to Malaysia.

Iran International

Mar 12, 2026 at 12:06 GMT

(https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603129868

TRUMP SAVES

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>>24380369

When acting in concert with the world, it can certainly appear that way externally.

It's why I have little respect for trying to imitate 'divine phenomena' through reverse engineering, such as AI attempting to imitate thought.

Trying to isolate phenomena, to remove it from the context in which it exists, is like cutting the power cord off a computer to make it portable (and expecting it will still work).

pilot of crashed stratotanker

>>24380395

Yeah probably, it tends to habben when you go too easy on the Anons. Need to use tuff love on these mothafuckas

>>24380476

It's part of our /beautiful culture/

>>24380476

Kek tho, amirite?

IDF confirms 400th strike wave in Iran since start of Op. Roaring Lion

Updated: MARCH 14, 2026 19:04

The Israeli Air Force completed its 400th wave of strikes in Iran as part of Operation Roaring Lion, the IDF announced on Saturday, stating that the strikes focused on crippling the Iranian regime's fire systems, defense networks, and missile-launching capabilities.

Over the past day, Israeli fighter jets hit over 200 Iranian terror infrastructure sites, including ballistic launchers and weapons storage, aimed at reducing the threat to Israeli territory.

The IDF destroyed an Iranian regime site used for space research, along with a central air defense production plant on Friday night, the military said on Saturday.

The latest wave of strikes was part of an ongoing effort to deepen damage to the Iranian regime’s core military systems and capabilities, according to the IDF.

Acting on IDF intelligence, the Israel Air Force (IAF) struck dozens of regime-linked sites across Tehran, including the regime's main space research center.

The IDF described the center as housing strategic laboratories used for the research and development of military satellites intended for "surveillance, intelligence collection, and directing fire toward targets across the Middle East."

Israeli jets also targeted several sites used to manufacture air defense systems, the IDF said, including what it called a central production facility. "The strike significantly degrades the Iranian terror regime's ability to rehabilitate its aerial defense array," the military stated.

According to the military, the operation forms part of what it described as a deeper phase of strikes aimed at degrading the Iranian regime’s central capabilities and foundations.

Israel entering 'decisive stretch in Iran'

Defense Minister Israel Katz said Saturday morning that Israel was "entering the decisive stretch" in its campaign in Iran.

In remarks made during a security assessment with senior defense officials and cited by Hebrew media, Katz said the campaign against Iran was "escalating" and that Israel was entering a “decisive stretch that will continue for as long as necessary.”

Earlier Saturday, Israel issued an evacuation order for an industrial area located west of the city of Tabriz in Iran, noting that it will "conduct operations in this area in the coming hours."

On Friday, the IDF said it completed 20 waves of strikes across western and central Iran, targeting over 150 regime sites, including missile sites and launchers, drone facilities, defense systems, and weapons production sites.

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-889901

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>>24380435

>Mossad HQ

Too guud to be tru tru

EXCLUSIVE

Desertions, shortages and army-IRGC rift strain Iran’s military

Mar 12, 2026 at 09:55 GMT

Iran’s armed forces arefacing acute supply shortages, rising desertions and deepening friction between the regular army (Artesh) and the Revolutionary Guards, according to informed sources who described a military system under growing strain as the war intensifies.

Among themost serious allegations are reports that wounded army personnel have been denied assistance by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps(IRGC), that some frontline units are operating withminimal ammunition, food and drinking water, and that attempts to mobilize reserve forces have faltered.

Tensions between army and Revolutionary Guards

One of thesharpest points of friction appears to involve medical support for wounded soldiers.

Sources saidthat regular army units are suffering significant casualtiesbut that IRGC personnel have refused to transport injured army soldiers to hospitals despite having access to medical facilities.

According to the sources, Revolutionary Guards officials rejected repeated army requests for assistance,citing shortages of ambulances and blood supplies.

Therefusals have deepened anger and resentmentbetween personnel from the two forces, adding to long-standing institutional tensions between the regular army (Artesh) and the IRGC.

Frontline shortages

The reported tensions come alongside severe shortages affecting some frontline and field units of the Iranian army.

Sourcesdescribed worsening logistical conditions that have left troops struggling with limited ammunition and inadequate basic supplies.

In one example cited by the sources, some units wereissued only 20 bullets for every two Artesh soldiers, leaving troops with little capacity to respond to potential attacks.

Field units in several areas are also said to be operating without reliable access to drinking water or sufficient food supplies.

The harsh conditions and what some soldiers perceive as neglect by commanders have contributed towhat sources described as group desertions, with soldiers leaving bases and seeking refuge in nearby towns.

Strain extends to IRGC units

The strain is not limited to the regular army, according to the sources.

Even within IRGC missile units – traditionally among the best resourced parts of Iran’s military – there have been reports of communications equipment failures and shortages of food and other basic supplies.

Despite these problems, the sources said the command structure appears to beprioritizing the delivery of technical components needed to keep missile systems operational, rather than sending additional food rationsor individual equipment to personnel.

The accounts suggest commanders are focusing on maintaining strategic weapons capabilities while troops face deteriorating living conditions.

Reserve mobilization falters

Efforts to widen the manpower pool appear to have run into resistance as well.

Sources said attempts by the Revolutionary Guards to mobilize reserve forces earlier this week produced limited results.

Many of those summoned for service reportedlydid not report to military centers.Instead, some individuals used the situation to leave their areas and assist family members in moving toward border regions in hopes of leaving the country.

(This is sounds as bad as Ukraine.)

(https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603127596

>>24380267

Thank You Baker o7

>>24380440

one outta two ain't bad…

GOD BLESS D. J. TRUMP

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as for bibi… ali is waiting for him, if he's not already there. in hell, i mean.

GBY POTUS!

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