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David Caister retweeted
Here’s what should have happened to the plane that crashed in Florida yesterday according to a lot of the brain dead troglodytes on 𝕏
What are the odds, later today....when the Democrats start running much of the political board for the MIDTERMS...musky starts throttling the feed especially in the US.🙄
David Caister retweeted
First trailer for ‘ONE LAST ORDER’.
The documentary follows a drive-thru worker on her final day of work after 34 years. While she expects a quiet farewell, her town has other plans.
Releasing November 24 on Netflix.
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If your VERY FIRST reaction to watching a horrific Learjet crash is “That looks fake,” “It was a missile,” or “Where’s the debris?” then congratulations. You’ve just identified yourself as the perfect mark for every conspiracy grifter on the internet.
It’s the same breathtaking stupidity that gave us the 9/11 Pentagon “missile” and “missing debris” conspiracy theories.
A horrific tragedy unfolds before your eyes, and before you know a single fact, your first instinct is to invent a conspiracy. STFU & GTFO!
You’re not “just asking questions.” You’re broadcasting your ignorance, your gullibility, and your complete inability to distinguish evidence from bullshit.
And the people exploiting these tragedies know EXACTLY who you are. They know how to manipulate you, outrage you, and keep you coming back for another helping of manufactured mystery.
They turn human suffering into conspiracy content, and you eagerly spread it for them.
You think you’re exposing a cover-up. You’re actually exposing how easily you can be played.
The grifters have a product. You’re the customer.
David Caister retweeted
My thoughts on the Lear 60 crash here in Palm Beach country.
God bless the crew and passengers.
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🇺🇸 Старое видео, но хорошее. В феврале 2019 г. Гэри Синизу, сыгравшему лейтенанта Дэна в "Форресте Гампе", устроили сюрприз. Джей Лено, Роберт Де Ниро, Стив Бушеми, Рон Ховард, Роб Лоу, Колин Пауэлл, Том Хэнкс и десятки других людей записали видео с благодарностями за его многолетнюю помощь американским ветеранам.
Синиз занимается благотворительностью уже несколько десятилетий, а в 2011 году основал собственный фонд, который строит дома для ветеранов с инвалидностью, помогает раненым военным и семьям погибших солдат. Особое значение для него эта работа приобрела после роли лейтенанта Дэна, потерявшего обе ноги во Вьетнаме.
Видео подготовили к выходу автобиографии Синиза 12 февраля 2019 года. Особенно трогателен финал, когда появляется Хэнкс со словами: "Спасибо, лейтенант Дэн!".
David Caister retweeted
Jason Miller is the White House employee who arranged a green card and visa for former Brazilian Presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, with whom he works politically.
Bolsonaro's father is in jail for trying to overthrow the Brazilian government.
Miller is also refusing to make MANDATORY financial disclosures to a Florida court in the nine-year-old paternity case over the son he fathered with former Trump 2016 campaign senior advisor @AJDelgado13 when he was the Communications Director.
Delgado won a confidential settlement from the Trump 2016 campaign for Miller's conduct toward her.
But the former Trump 2016 Comms Director is only paying $38,000 annually in interim child support while his wife's daughter of the same age attends a $48,000 per year private school. Both children have special needs.
Not coincidentally, those disclosures Miller is withholding would have to say how much he earned from Brazil.
Earlier this year, Miller was on a $1.8 million contract to be a registered foreign agent of India.
This is the same Jason Miller who was Donald Trump's senior political advisor in the 2024 campaign.
He's making a boatload of cash, not filing disclosures anywhere, while working in the White House and possibly acting as a foreign agent.
And Jason Miller also skipped out on a deposition in the case, in what I can only describe as a blatant attempt to forestall a final trial hearing in the nine-year-old case where he's been spending at least $300,000 a year in attorneys' fees to fight Delgado.
This is who is in the Trump White House today.
America First MAGA voters complained about open borders and criminals coming in from abroad, while Trump's team is working for the alleged criminals to give them golden tickets to come to America.
David Caister retweeted
🇺🇸🇺🇦 MUSK AND TRUMP’S SATELLITE POWER PLAY IS BACKFIRING WORLDWIDE
Elon Musk and Donald Trump wanted to demonstrate just how much power Washington and its technology giants hold over Ukraine’s communications.
Instead, they have given governments around the world another reason to build satellite networks that neither the White House nor a single billionaire can switch off.
The temporary Starshield shutdown and pressure on Ukraine have brought a much bigger issue into focus: technological sovereignty.
And the response is taking shape across several countries.
🇨🇦 CANADA: Ottawa has signed a CAD 2.3 billion agreement with Telesat to expand its Lightspeed satellite constellation, incorporating secure military communications. Canadian manufacturer MDA Space is also receiving additional satellite orders.
🇫🇮 FINLAND: ICEYE and Nokia are working together on sovereign satellite communications infrastructure, allowing European governments to own and control their networks, including encryption, rather than depend entirely on foreign providers.
🇪🇺 EUROPEAN UNION: Brussels is expanding its IRIS² satellite network, with plans for 348 satellites and an additional €4 billion in funding. Airbus and Thales Alenia Space are involved in manufacturing and secure government communications systems.
🇰🇷 SOUTH KOREA: The domestically developed Nuri rocket has deployed 14 payloads, including reconnaissance and military satellites, strengthening Seoul’s independent space capabilities.
🇯🇵 JAPAN: Tokyo is investing approximately $1 billion in direct-to-device satellite communications, designed to keep ordinary smartphones connected during disasters and military emergencies.
🇩🇪 GERMANY: Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum rocket has reached orbit, marking another step toward independent European access to space.
And perhaps the most important developments concern Ukraine itself.
🇺🇦 UKRAINE: The UASAT project has completed its registration with the International Telecommunication Union. Preparations for the UASAT-NANO test satellite are underway, laying the groundwork for a Ukrainian-controlled constellation.
🇨🇿 CZECH REPUBLIC: Prague and Kyiv are advancing cooperation on Suziria, a proposed optical reconnaissance satellite constellation. Ukraine is also expected to receive backup communications capacity through Europe’s GOVSATCOM system.
These projects are at different stages, and not all are direct replacements for Starlink. Some provide broadband, others military communications, reconnaissance or independent launch capabilities.
But they point in the same direction.
Governments increasingly recognize that critical communications cannot depend on the political decisions of another country or the personal discretion of a private technology executive.
Musk and Trump wanted to demonstrate who controls the switch.
They may have helped convince much of the world that nobody should have that much control in the first place.
David Caister retweeted
🚨 VIDEO RECEIPT | NATIONAL SECURITY
Putin says Russia is in “close contact” with Elon Musk concerning satellites.
He says the discussions involve preventing interference and maintaining order in orbit.
DAYS EARLIER, Ukraine's military experienced Starlink and Starshield restrictions that disrupted drone operations.
Musk acknowledged restricting civilian Starlink service. Responsibility for the military Starshield restrictions remains disputed.
No evidence establishes Russian involvement in those restrictions.
But the questions remain:
What exactly did Russia and Musk discuss?**
And who authorized the restrictions affecting Ukraine's military?
Watch Putin's remarks.
David Caister retweeted
Not only did I heckle Trump to his face singing The Jeffrey Epstein Plane song set to YMCA, but I made a classy music video for it too! – at Washington, DC
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Not every dog wants to be a skeleton. Some would rather just be a couch.
If your dog actually likes the costume, you can get them used to it with short sessions and treats so it starts feeling like a good thing. But if they're panting, stressed, or giving you that look like they regret every life choice, take it off. A dog that's miserable in an outfit isn't being festive. They're being held hostage in felt and velcro.
Taking them out for trick-or-treating sounds cute until you remember the neighborhood turns into pure chaos. Costumes everywhere, decorations that make noise, and those animatronics that jump at the worst possible moment. Your dog's brain is trying to process way more than it signed up for. Make sure they have lots of room and don't have to get too close to the giant animatronics or people in strange outfits. Keep an eye on their body language. Lip licking, wide eyes, tail tucked. If you see it, just head home. A scared dog can panic and make bad choices, and that puts everyone at risk. You're in charge of both ends of that leash. And please, if they look like they're smiling, remember that there is a good chance they're stress panting.
Home needs to stay calm. All those strangers in masks ringing the doorbell nonstop is a lot for most dogs. Set them up in a quiet room with some white noise, a stuffed Kong, and zero access to the door. They didn't sign up to greet the world's creepiest parade.
Halloween's for the dogs too. It's fine to mess around at home with them in their costumes before the trick-or-treaters show up, then just settle them down with their own treats. Either way the goal's the same: your dog feels okay, and you get to enjoy the night without dealing with a meltdown.
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ALT The Good, the Bad, and the Snuggly being very chill in the living room.
David Caister retweeted
Dick Van Dyke and Mel Brooks (both 100) are the last surviving Hollywood icons that served during WWII.
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🇺🇦 🇺🇲 The confrontation inside Trump's Ukraine peace negotiations is now coming into focus.
Le Monde reports that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner spent nearly three hours pitching Ukraine's presidential chief of staff, Kyrylo Budanov, a postwar economic arrangement built around restoring Russian oil and gas flows to Europe through Ukrainian pipelines.
The meeting took place on October 9 at the Shell Bay golf club in Florida.
Witkoff presented the proposal as a regional prosperity plan: Ukraine would collect transit revenues, Europe would receive cheaper energy, and Russia would regain access to commercial routes disrupted by the war.
Budanov saw something fundamentally different. According to a witness cited by Le Monde, he objected that the arrangement would recreate Ukraine's dependence on Moscow.
“Our model is not Belarus, but Poland!” he reportedly replied.
The meeting was interrupted, and Budanov called Zelensky.
When talks resumed, news arrived that Trump had announced a separate agreement with Putin involving Russian diesel. Le Monde reports that an irritated Witkoff then demanded that the Ukrainians accept the arrangement and stop striking Russian oil refineries, arguing that the attacks endangered the wider world.
A source familiar with the Ukrainian delegation described its members as exceptionally distressed by the encounter.
The account adds a revealing dimension to the commercial negotiations we have been tracking. The proposed Lukoil asset sale, Novatek's involvement in an Alaska LNG venture, the broader US-Russia list of business opportunities reported by the Financial Times, and now the proposed restoration of Russian energy transit through Ukraine all point to the prominence of energy deals in Washington's diplomatic approach.
These are separate proposals, with different participants and legal circumstances. But Le Monde's reporting exposes the strategic disagreement underlying them.
For Witkoff, restoring commercial flows appears to be part of the mechanism for producing a peace settlement. For Budanov, according to the account, those same flows threaten to restore Moscow's economic leverage over Ukraine.
The reported exchange also raises a question about sequencing: why was Kyiv being pressed to stop attacking Russian refineries while Russia continued striking Ukrainian energy infrastructure?
Le Monde's reconstruction relies on accounts of a private meeting. The reported exchanges have not been independently confirmed by the participants.
Source: Le Monde
