Neurodivergent Dad. End of the world librarian. Aspiring writer of pulpy trash. He/Him.
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It also features the great phrase "the only known prison escape by way of private limousine." Enjoy: nytimes.com/2026/10/18/us/oj…
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The U.S. is launching a war across Latin America that includes hundreds of U.S. soldiers and airstrikes.
600 U.S. soldiers have started deploying under the cover of fighting drug cartels. This includes moving reaper drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador with “plans to expand operations from strikes on boats to strikes on land,” according to the New York Times
This is obviously an expansion of the Donroe doctrine to control and steal the region’s resources.
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it seems like a lot of discourse on here just represents a divide between people who like their friends and are always willing to do them a favour and people who are constantly engaged in psychological warfare with everyone they meet
He always has been the litmus test
A CNN investigation has found that while Jared Kushner acted as a key Middle East peace negotiator, his private equity firm held the largest stake in an Israeli company backing businesses tied to Israel's military campaign in Gaza, including its largest arms manufacturer. cnn.it/4y0xe5x
Watched Spider-Man 2 with my kids today and totally forgot this guy shows up.
ALT Joel McHale, pre hairplugs, dressed as a banker
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We know, for instance, that the Canadian government sat on a report showing that a Cuban fumigation campaign might have caused some of the alleged symptoms. It was only made public after it was leaked to media.
ctvnews.ca/health/article/zi…
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While some might think this supports the argument for Havana Syndrome, another way of looking at this is as a cover story to obscure the dimensions of the spying program the US and Canada had concocted:
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Thing you have to understand about state and federal agencies going after the Mob between the 1980s and 2000s is that they didn't want to eradicate crime—they were muscling the lowlifes out of lucrative markets for white-collar criminals. Uncle Sam will always be capo dei capi.
"About a quarter of active sportsbook account holders surveyed by the Siena Research Institute this year said that they’d lost enough on a bet that they’d have trouble meeting their financial obligations." propublica.org/article/draft…
Genuinely, to the folks saying a blue wave is coming and will fix everything... even if it happens why would they be more effective at reigning him in than last time?
Their previous failures are evidence that they don't want to use the tools at their disposal.
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These just scratch the surface. There are dozens of political clipping & UGC campaigns — each designed to seem organic & saturate your feed — and it's only bound to increase through the midterms and into 2028.
Here's a free link to our new story:
nytimes.com/2026/09/22/us/po…
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Democrats use it too. In the senate primary, influencers were paid to promote Sen. Ed Markey and to critique his opponent Rep. Seth Moulton. "We're looking for thoughtful voices who can bring these conversations to life," the gig ad reads. 4/
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Content creators were paid $1.50/1,000 clicks to boost Ron DeSantis in a recent clipping campaign. The main rule was "can't make Ron look bad."
It one among a growing number of low-cost, high-volume social media plays that is changing the way political influence is wielded. 1/
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My action-packed pencil drawing of Classic Godzilla battling Sabre jets!!
#popculture #illustration #godzilla #movieart #kaiju
I had to see what made season 5 stand out and found this blog post all about it.
*sigh* I miss the old internet
thesifblog.blogspot.com/2018…
