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Fuck it. I’m voting for Yahya Sinwar. No more half measures.

They’ve been jacking off about this for months. They raised a trial balloon recently, accusing the airport of storing Hezbollah weapons. It was disproven fairly quickly, but forced the Lebanese state to actually walk around the airport facilities in front of a news camera. Of course, the original headline spread far and wide before anybody published the “what the fuck are you talking about?” rebuttal.

Category four? More like category snore.

The Soleimani angle is the only motivation Iran needs to want to sink Trump. Not even on a geopolitical level, but a personal one. But this thing is a moist fart. For all the secret service / national security council handwringing about “Iranian election interference” this is fucking weak. Literally just a list of points which have been made in various mainstream US publications. Way too overhyped.

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Ken Klippenstein has been banned from Twitter for publishing the J.D. Vance dossier.

(it’s >200 pages, but from a glance it mostly seems to be a paper trail of his “liberal ties” and being a “never-trumper.” Very much opposition research targeted at right wingers)

Convince them to buy paperbacks as an act of consumerism, then, a couple weeks later, cause a widespread internet outage.

This proposal has tangential clauses.

If you are citing a twitter post as news please include not just the twitter.com in your links but also any other Twitter mirror that doesn’t require an account. […] or archive them as you would any other reactionary source usin

I am against this as a requirement, but I have utmost respect for the posters who do it, and try to do it myself when I’m not out on a smoke break with like two minutes left. I’d prefer a paywall/accountwall link over no news. It is a sliding scale though. I probably will not view anything on instagram or facebook. The worse the platform, the more compelling the news must be to justify posting it.

Twitter screenshots still need to be sourced or they will be removed

100%. Anybody can whip up a fake tweet in two seconds. Tweets (posts in general on any platform) can be taken down, revised, corrected, or simply fake. Screenshot as a convenience is one thing, but it needs a source. It isn’t real unless I can send it .

Turning demurrers into jurors at the stand of success.

Really. Making Rudy Giuliani look downright professional.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on corruption charges: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/09/25/nyregion/eric-adams-indicted-corruption#eric-adams-indicted

Zelensky is in a similar situation to Netenyahu. Domestically, he is not particularly popular to begin with, and the second the war is over, he is done. With the end of active combat comes the relaxation of martial law. Relaxation of military censorship, the return of electoral politics. People will begin to reflect on the losses they have been forced to endure. In the face of defeat, they will question how many additional hundreds of thousands of lives it was worth sacrificing to avoid an earlier settlement. Meanwhile, anything short of delivering Moscow on a silver platter will make him persona non grata to the Banderites. And their fascists now have years of combat experience, unlike the typical American chud who can’t even bag a deer.

This is why they eliminated all opposition parties and media platforms on day one of the war, and ultimately did away with elections entirely. They wanted to make sure that the only end to this conflict is death.

I hate Windows so fucking much. Its such a fucking piece of shit. So fucking bad.

Rybar on today’s events on the Lebanon-Israel border, extremely pessimistic

I don’t read Rybar regularly (pretty much just when people repost it here), but I recall the same thing after the ground invasion of Gaza. Extremely pessimistic maps demonstrating the IOF bisecting and choking off sections of the strip. But these maps truly failed to capture the situation. Resistance fighters would regularly pop up out of the ground, or out of the rubble in areas the IOF “controlled” and pull off ambushes. Neighborhoods the IOF had “cleared” would be full of militants weeks later.

The situation in Gaza in particular was very three-dimensional, and I think Rybar’s perspective suffers from the same problems as Seymour Hersh covering this conflict, where they have good intelligence, sources, and a fundamental understanding of one situation, but due to a variety of factors, those sources and analytical tools don’t measure up when applied elsewhere.

I expect anybody just taking news reports and painting a map to spell doom. As far as I know, this is the contingency plan for an invasion, after all. To draw the IOF into southern Lebanon and engage them on their own territory, where they are prepared and dug in. If you paint a map of that, it’s going to look like a crushing defeat. It is going to look like the IOF is gaining a lot of territory. It is going to look like they are actually approaching their objective of establishing a “buffer region” inside of Lebanon. The question is, what will it cost them? Will the IOF be able to effectively clear it? Or will they end up in the same situation as Gaza? Another Pyrrhic victory where they blow the place to hell, kill an untold number of civilians in their tantrum, but do not come one step closer to controlling it.

wanna share the guide? Also, is there a reason you’re using xrandr and not the Plasma system settings app?