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Their messaging is so fucking incoherent. Maduro was an illegitimate leader who lost in 2024, which is why we're replacing him with his VP instead of the person who won in 2024. We did this to stop fentanyl, which is why he's indicted for cocaine.

We're also occupying Venezuela via Zoom call.

Damn. They actually did a Sicario from the movie Sicario

[wakes up] “I’m sorry, what”

Incredible

ah yes, the infamous lack of MQs blowing up random things and people in the GWOT, thank u for that insight infantrydork

Your regular reminder that we desperately need to overturn Citizens United and get big money out of politics.

It is among the worst Supreme Court decisions in history.

It corrupts our political system every day.

Incredible lol

Trump official who shut down counter-disinformation agency has Kremlin ties, Telegraph reports A Trump State Department official who shut down a U.S. counter-disinformation office has Kremlin ties, the Telegraph reported on June 3. The official, Darren Beattie, is married to the niece of a form...

⚡️Trump official who shut down counter-disinformation agency has Kremlin ties, Telegraph reports.

A Trump State Department official who shut down a U.S. government office tasked with countering Russian disinformation has ties to the Kremlin, the Telegraph reported on June 3.

Hahaha

PS vibes

For all the “Russia participates in the START treaty which is why the bombers we’re in the open” level of cope out there:

No they don’t. They suspended their participation in 2023. They just thought the bombers we’re safe

Here's the most frustrating thing about this. In a no-shit LSCO fight in which a US IBCT is maneuvering on a "near peer" IBCT, we don't need IVAS. We need munitions, lots of them, as many as possible to put as many of the OPFOR in the dirt as quickly as possible

Democracy isn't dying quietly.
It’s being suffocated, by noise, lies, distraction, and systems that profit from confusion.

But we’re not here to mourn it.
We’re here to fight for what comes next.

I know the uranium part is factually incorrect WRT the demon core, but this trend being used like this is fucking hilarious

@funranium.bsky.social, just because I know it'll make you twitchy

Image says Reading levels in the United States • Low literacy: More than 130 million adults in the U.S. have low literacy skills. This means they have difficulty reading a simple story to their children. • Below 6th grade: Over half of American adults (54%) read below a 6th-grade level. • Below 3rd grade: Almost 1 in 5 adults reads below a 3rd-grade level. • Functional illiteracy: 45 million Americans are functionally illiterate and read below a 5th grade level. • Literacy skills: 79% of U.S. adults have English literacy skills sufficient to compare and contrast information, paraphrase, or make low-level inferences.

This is who you're arguing with online...statistically

These influence activities support three main Russian strategic objectives: regime security, predominance in Russia’s near abroad, and world-power status for Russia. The long- term objective of Russian influence activities is to weaken NATO and the EU. In the shorter term, it is to lift the sanctions imposed after the Russian intervention in Ukraine in 2014. Russia also has more specific objectives related to each individual country. Russia is targeting the West through a divide and rule approach, using multiple tools of influence. The popu- lation is mainly reached through media and social media, exploiting divisive issues. Mino- rities, refugees, and extremists are used to further this divide and rule approach. Human intelligence and cyber operations are important covert tools of influence. Russia also uses the energy sector, business, and corruption as venues for influence.

2019: "Russia is targeting the West through a divide and rule approach, using multiple tools of influence. The population is mainly reached through media and social media, exploiting divisive issues. Minorities, refugees, and extremists are used to further this divide and rule approach."

Russian Foundation, Aimed at Helping ‘Compatriots’ Abroad, Supports Spies, Criminals, and Propagandists - VSquare.org For over a decade, ‘Pravfond’ has been providing legal aid to Russians across the world. Internal emails obtained by journalists show how it collaborated with spies, funded propaganda efforts, and bui...

🔎Under the banner of human rights work, a state-backed Russian organization has spent years advancing the Kremlin’s geopolitical agenda across the world — including by funding the legal defense of spies, criminals & propagandists.

Journalists obtained and investigated nearly 50,000 of their emails.

Damn!

an older man with a beard and glasses is talking about a detective being the right question . ALT: an older man with a beard and glasses is talking about a detective being the right question .

#3

Def on cots

Don’t forget they also won’t let you use the troops from your country in their county support in deterrence efforts in other countries for fear of antagonizing said target of deterrence.

🧵 There’s a thread going around misrepresenting my work and Bellingcat’s education strategy. I want to use this as an opportunity to explain what we’re actually doing—and why it matters.

This is about truth, democracy, and how we build a more resilient society.
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insane moment in world history right here

Bucha, Izyum, Mariupol, Kherson, like Auschwitz, Sobibor, Treblinka and Maidanek are, of course, our moral compass.
They are also our strategic compass.
Any so-called peace deal with russia will herald more of them.
Let's face reality: an undefeated russia will continue its mass crimes unabated.

I was told the precise application of the science of war would make political ends obsolete

Damn it, you beat me to it.

Just like the Russian soldiers in 2022, Pakistani soldiers keep posting videos of their positions on social media. If this escalates further, I wouldn't be surprised if India uses social media posts of Pakistani soldiers to find and destroy targets, just like the Ukrainians did to the Russians.

Colonies becoming nationalities over time is like…an actual thing that happens lol

Oh you mean like if they were a single product economy solely focused on exporting? Like what they said in the show?

It’s not homework, they literally said the population in the show?

Ghorman Ghorman was a Colonies planet located along the Rimma Trade Route. Its sector, the Sern sector, was represented by Senator Fang Zar in the Galactic Republic's senate during the Clone Wars. Under the o...

800,000 people on an entire planet would mean it just looks like a few cities because uhh it is lol. And that tracks because the galaxy is still being colonized. Wild take lol