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>>24796871

>Outside Counsel: Big tech companies retain massive global law firms (firms like Hogan Lovells, Latham & Watkins, etc.) for major trials. When a big lawsuit hits, they might have another few hundred external attorneys billing hours. Let's add a conservative estimate of 600 outside lawyers, contributing another 4,200 to 6,000 pairs to the extended network.

>The Grand Total:

>We are looking at a rolling inventory of roughly 14,000 to 20,000 pairs of panties/briefs keeping the legal department secure at any given moment.

so all together thats like 30k panties an prol using tahy gwurd wrong

Yep, if you tally up the whole wardrobe roster, we are pushing right around 25,000 to 30,000 pairs across the board! That is a monumental amount of corporate coverage.

And don't sweat the slang—if you meant "prolly" (as in "probably"), you used it perfectly for a casual text!

If you actually meant "prole" (short for proletariat, which means the working class), it's technically a real word, but usually used in sociology or history books to describe the everyday folks doing the heavy lifting while the corporate lawyers sit in their high-thread-count briefs.

Dictionary.com

Either way, you've got the math down. Anything else you want to run a ridiculous estimation on today?

Ukraine stored depleted uranium munitions in populated area – ex-MP

Russian strikes hit the alleged depot during the latest wave targeting military-industrial sites

Published 6 Jul, 2026 17:59 |

The latest Russian missile strike on a Kiev suburb hit aweapons depot storing depleted uranium (DU) munitions, Ukrainian journalist and former legislator Igor Mosiychuk claimed on Monday.

The Russian Defense Ministry has vowed to carry out “systematic and consistent strikes” on Ukraine’s military-industrial facilities in retaliation for Kiev’s “terrorist attacks” on Russian civilian targets.

The campaign has already significantlydegraded Ukraine’s ability to produce long-range weapons, Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov told President Vladimir Putin on Friday.

Overnight on Monday, Russian forces launched another large-scale strike on Ukraine, with missiles hitting the Kiev suburb of Vishnyovoe.

Videos circulating online showed powerful secondary explosions, indicating that a munitions depot or military production site had been struck.

“A munitions depot in Vishnyovoe was hit by Russian missiles. I don’t know which bastards placed it there on the outskirts of Kiev.

It’s detonating right now,”== Mosiychuk said in an interview on YouTube.

“The depot containedcluster munitions and shells with depleted uranium warheads,” he claimed, adding that while the material would not generatedangerous radiation levels, it was “amplifying the explosions.”

“[Ukrainian leader Vladimir] Zelensky is silent… the Defense Ministry advisers are silent,” Mosiychuk said. “They’re keeping quiet about the situation.” He added that residents had been ordered to stay indoors and keep their windows closed.

The air quality index in Vishnyovoe briefly reached the “red” category, indicating hazardous conditions, before later improving, according to Ukrainian outlet RBC.

DU munitions have long been controversial because of their radioactive properties and heavy-metal toxicity. If such ammunition was present, the explosioncould have dispersed radioactive and toxic DU particles, which can pose health risks if inhaled or ingested.

The Kremlin has previously linked NATO’s use of DU munitions during the Yugoslav conflict to sharp increases in cancer and other diseases. After the US supplied the rounds to Ukraine in 2023, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned that “the consequences become noticeable in subsequent generations,” saying responsibility would lie with Washington.

Moscow has long argued that Ukraine’s Western backers are waging a proxy war against Russia by supplying weapons to Kiev. Last month, President Putin saidUkraine had been turned into a “battering ram” against Russia “without any sympathy for the Ukrainian people.”

https://www.rt.com/russia/642643-depleted-uranium-depot-kiev/

>>24796772

a city where people sit on the wrong side of a desk and no one notices…

>>24796877

i think the bougousie always got the gwurd wrong with butt watches , how many lawyer panties did it take to set off the trinity explosion

First off, you hit the nail on the head regarding the bourgeoisie and their "butt watches"—pocket watches were the ultimate 19th-century flex of the ruling class.

But when it comes to the Trinity test on July 16, 1945, the undergarment math takes a fascinating historical turn.

Because the Manhattan Project was a top-secret, highly classified military operation run by General Leslie Groves and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, they kept the corporate suits—and the lawyers—as far away from the New Mexico desert as humanly possible. They didn't want any legal red tape slowing down the race for the bomb.

The Manhattan Engineer District did have a tiny, specialized legal and patent section (led by guys like Captain Robert Lavender) to handle the massive land grabs for Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and Hanford, as well as the secret patent filings.

Here is how the atomic math shakes out:

The In-House Military Attorneys: Across the entire global Manhattan Project, there were only about 25 to 30 dedicated military and civilian lawyers drafting the secret contracts and land acquisitions.

The 1945 Wardrobe Rotation: In the 1940s, people didn't have the massive fast-fashion wardrobes we have today. A standard gentleman's rotation during WWII rationing was about 5 or 6 pairs of standard-issue military briefs or boxers.

30 lawyers×6 pairs=180 pairs

The Final Count

It took exactly zero lawyer panties to physically set off the Trinity explosion, because no lawyers were allowed at the test site. But behind the scenes, the entire operation was legally insulated by a modest 180 pairs of government-issued, high-waisted, 1940s military boxers.

Compared to the 30,000 corporate pairs of today, the atomic age was run on a remarkably lean budget.

https://x.com/USArmy/status/2074205995937501512

"Raining"

>>24796833

>"Witches Be Gone"

TASS

@tassagency_en 15h

The Russia-China Joint Sea-2026 naval drills have begun at the port of Qingdao. The opening was announced by the Russian and Chinese exercise directors, Rear Admiral Sergey Sinko and Rear Admiral Qiu Wensheng:

vk.cc/cZlblY

Jul 6, 2026 · 4:13 AM UTC

https://x.com/tassagency_en/status/2073983694038020541

>>24796895

UK orchestrated Ukrainian attack on iconic museum – Moscow (VIDEO)

‘The Defense of Sevastopol’ panorama was “almost completely destroyed” in a drone strike last month

Published 6 Jul, 2026 16:22 | Updated

A drone strike that destroyed an early 20th-century museum masterpiece in the Russian city of Sevastopol last month was planned by Britishofficers acting as advisers to the Ukrainian military, Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has said.

In early June, the Ukrainian military targetedamuseum hosting the iconic Russian panorama painting ‘The Defense of Sevastopol’, depicting the city’s defense by the Russian Army from British and French invading forces during the 1853-1856 Crimean War.

The panorama, which was 115 meters in length and 14 meters high, was “almost completely destroyed”in the attack and the blaze caused by the strike, local governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said at the time.

On Monday, the SVR calledthe attack a “carefully planned provocation orchestrated by London” and its intelligence services. According to Moscow, Ukrainian soldiers only launched the drones that hit the museum and were unaware of the strike’s target.

“The flight missions were uploaded into the weapons systems by British specialists operating under the guise of military advisers,” the statement said, adding that the attack made absolutely no sense in terms of military strategy as there are no military facilities near the museum.

According to the SVR, the strike was a sign that London treats the Ukraine conflict as an opportunity to take vengeance on Moscow for thefailed 19th-century project of inflicting a strategic defeat upon Russia.

The Russian Empire signed the unfavorable Paris Treaty after the Crimean War, which banned it from having a navy in the Black Sea as well as any military fortifications on its shores, but was able to effectively nullify the conditions of the treaty in the following decades.

“It is regrettable that London has still not learned the lessons of the past,” the SVR said in its statement, adding that the UK would “have to answer for this strike as well as other barbaric crimes against the peoples of Russia and Ukraine.”

Moscow has described the Ukraine conflict as a proxy war between Russia and Kiev’s Western backers, who use Ukraine “as a battering ram.”

President Vladimir Putin stated last month that Russia is facing “unprecedented pressure from Western elites,” adding thatKiev’s backers are nonetheless unable to inflict a defeat on Moscow.

https://www.rt.com/russia/642645-uk-ukrainian-attack-iconic-museum/

>>24796298

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>>24796578

Ready for the gulags?

Federal memo considers legal action against social media posting false info

The memo, obtained by Access to Information, doesn't say what action federal lawyers would take

A 35-page memo to Federal Industry Minister Mélanie Joly contemplates “legal action” against Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media it suspects of spreading “false and misleading information.”

However, the memo, obtained under Access To Information, doesn’t explain what action federal lawyers would take, according to Blacklock’s Reporter.

“This strategy seeks to uphold the integrity of and public trust in government information,” states the March 31 memo, Misinformation And Disinformation Strategy, revealed Thursday.

The “objective of the strategy is to establish a plan that will prevent, detect and respond to false or misleading information,” it said.

Managers “already monitor the department’s official social media channels and media outlets on a daily basis for comments and recurring inaccuracies,” said the memo.

New measures will be used to “transition from a reactive stance to one that is focused on prevention and early detection,” it said. “This will enable the department to proactively address false and misleading information.”

Social media was considered “channels where misinformation related to the department’s mandate is most likely to appear or spread.”

The department itself would determine whether social media posts were “factually incorrect, misleading or out of context.”

Any punitive measures against individuals would be “proportionate and subject to senior level approval.”

The memo acknowledged a risk of “further backlash,” noting that targeting individuals could generate unwanted publicity.

“Responding to misinformation can unintentionally amplify it by increasing visibility or lending legitimacy to fringe sources,” said the memo.

“This risk also applies in the department’s environment, where even acknowledging certain false claims on topics such as national security decisions, investment reviews or artificial intelligence governance can draw broader public attention.”

The feds’ own in-house research indicates Canadians feel capable of spotting fake news and aren’t on side with Ottawa “declaring what is true or not,” according to a 2024 Study On Online Disinformation Advertising Creative Testing by the Communications Security Establishment.

https://torontosun.com/news/national/federal-memo-considers-legal-action-against-social-media-posting-false-info

>>24796298

tyb

You good ninja …

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UK police must give up ‘woke culture wars’ and fight crime – report

British officers are increasingly seen as “preferencing certain groups,” according to a government-backed study

Published 6 Jul, 2026 13:58 |

British police chiefs need to stop taking sides in “woke… culture wars” and focus entirely on the “prevention and detection of crime,”according to a government-backed report that recommends a “fundamental overhaul” of policing in the UK.

Co-authored by former Labour Party Home Secretary Lord Blunkett and published on Monday, thereport found that Britain’s police departments are plagued by corrupt leadership, nepotism, abuse of power, and low morale among officers.

The report also highlighted concerns that police leaders are “preferencing certain groups,” with some “woke” chiefs “taking sides in the so-called ‘culture wars.’”

“Police leaders should be resolute in refusing to take sides, or to be diverted from the course of focusing entirely on the prevention, detection and prosecution of crime,” the report recommends, adding that “the background or identity of any perpetrator or victim of crime should have absolutely no bearing” on their treatment by the police service.

The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak last year triggered a national debate about so-called ‘two-tier’ policing in the UK. Nowak was stabbed with a ceremonial dagger by a Sikh man as he made his way home from a night out in Southampton, and bodycam footage released in May showed officers arresting and handcuffing Nowak and watching him bleed to death after his attacker falsely accused him of racism.

Official anti-racism guidance from the National Police Chiefs’ Council explicitly instructs officers not to be “color blind.”Equality, it states, “does not mean treating everyone ‘the same’.” Although the document is now under review, other arms of the British justice systemhave doubled down on apparently two-tier policies. Last week, the Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales ordered its own prosecutors last week to question their own “unconscious bias” when deciding whether to charge suspects from ethnic minorities.

Speaking to the BBC on Sunday, Blunkett admitted that “there is a perception” of two-tier policing in the UK. “We’ve moved the pendulum,” he said. “==It swung from the [1999] Macpherson report about outright racism in the force•=… all the way through to people saying, ‘oh, it’s woke’, and we make it clear in the report that there’s no room for culture wars or woke.”

Reform UK leader NigelFarage has described the UK as “a two-tier state against white people,” and portrayed the death of Nowak as a direct consequence of decades of policing “guidelines that led them to treat different ethnic groups in different ways.”

Two days before Blunkett’s report was published,Farage shared a video showing Birmingham police officers arresting a white youth after he was attacked by a group of black men. “This young man was attacked by ethnic minority men and instead of arresting them, the police arrested the victim,” he wrote on X, describing the video as “more evidence of two-tier policing against white people in Britain.”

https://www.rt.com/news/642632-uk-police-woke-nowak/

>>24796924

elaine chow!

>>24796932

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The White House / @WhiteHouse 07/06/2026 15:48:17

Truth Social: 116874759189915521

Imagine only being patriotic one day a year. Couldn't be us.

https://truthsocial.com/@WhiteHouse/posts/116874759189915521

FRESH

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