@EdBraiman

Kind of an expert in 3d printing. If you have lots of digits in your username or are looking for a date, you'll be BLOCKED

Rochester, NY USA
Joined May 2013
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
It’s called “lying,” something ACTUAL conservatives have a problem with.
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
U24 repots that North Korea is practicing tactics involving massed drone and missile attacks, methods already employed in the Russia-Ukraine war and conflicts in the Middle East, according to The Wall Street Journal. The initial exercises began this month and continued throughout September. Massed attack tactics can overwhelm an adversary’s air defenses, particularly those relying on expensive Western interceptors. The United States has already encountered this challenge in confrontations involving Iran. Despite financial constraints, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently designated the modernization of the country’s armed forces as a key priority, ranking alongside its nuclear program. Notably, at a ruling party congress in February, Kim pledged to develop new AI-powered unmanned strike systems within five years. Compared with the wars in Europe and the Middle East, a conflict involving China or North Korea would place even greater strain on the stockpiles of the U.S. and its allies, warn CSIS analysts Benjamin Jensen and Tobias Ostrich. Increasingly, the outcome of such conflicts will hinge on whether one side can produce missiles for these combined attacks faster than the other can replenish its air defense capabilities. If hostilities break out on the Korean Peninsula, the addition of drones to North Korea’s missile arsenal could deplete South Korea’s air defenses and increase the chances of success for subsequent attacks using far more powerful weaponry, such as tactical nuclear weapons, notes Lami Kim of the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Wow go ladies.
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Chili again with dried (rehydrated) kidney beans
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Gotta love Ukrainians. 💙💛
Some of you may remember Martyn, the bull who wandered into a Ukrainian military position in 2023 and ended up living with the soldiers for more than a year. Eventually, one of the servicemen took him home from the front. Well, here’s what happened years later. ❤️ That soldier has since turned his home into a refuge for animals rescued from the front. Other servicemen can bring him abandoned animals they encounter and cannot bear to leave behind. Martyn now has plenty of company: donkeys, goats, pigs, raccoons, geese, sheep, lots of cats and other animals, all brought back from the war zone and given a safe home.
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Ukraine will stop striking Russian oil refineries when not a single operational facility remains or when Putin stops the war.
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
🦔The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association says insurers paid out nearly $1 billion more than usual from AI-assisted hospital documentation in 2024-2025. Hospitals use AI to scan records and find secondary diagnoses that human reviewers missed. More diagnoses means higher reimbursements. But treatment levels haven't gone up. BCBSA's SVP of data science said AI is "identifying more billable conditions, not sicker patients." Insurers now deploy their own AI to deny those same claims. Patients pay for both through higher premiums. My Take This might be the most American healthcare story I've ever read. Hospitals bought AI to find more things to bill for. Insurers bought AI to deny those bills. The technology cost money on each end and the tab went straight to patients through higher premiums. A billion dollars moved and no one got any healthier. The only thing that changed was the size of the invoices. Two sides of a trillion-dollar industry found a new tool to fight over the same pool of money and the person in the hospital bed pays for all of it. Premiums go up, denials go up, and the AI vendors collect from everyone. If you want to know who AI works for, stop reading the press releases and look at where the money goes. In healthcare it went straight into the billing department. Hedgie🤗
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Look at this!
🚨Aughinish Alumina update🚨 Caustic soda from Germany is currently being offloaded at Aughinish Another point to note KATRE a ship bringing alumina to st. petersberg is at anchor at a anchorage near Gothenburg #alumina22
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
‼️Ukraine’s Vivaldi counteroffensive could make a real impact on the Trump administration, showing that backing Ukraine is a far better strategic investment than pursuing closer ties with russia. One of the operation’s key technological breakthroughs came from the NC13 unit, which developed a new way to deliver UGVs deep into russian positions by drone. I’ll be releasing a major exclusive on this operation soon. For now, here’s a preview. ———————————————- KATERYNA LISUNOVA: This is Operation Vivaldi. It’s being carried out by the Third Assault Brigade of the Third Army Corps. Part of the Third Army Corps is the NC13 UGV Assault Unit. Just yesterday, they released information about a completely new technology they’ve been using. It essentially involves transporting UGVs, unmanned ground vehicles, by drone and landing them directly at the positions they need to attack. Sometimes they bring them back, sometimes they don’t. But the point is that they’re carrying out these operations by flying in robotic systems, basically robots, to fight russians instead of sending infantry, which helps save Ukrainian lives. And if I’m not mistaken, you’re actually showing footage right now of precisely this kind of operation being carried out. This is something that will likely be in the news a lot because, at this point, it’s unprecedented. It’s a very new development, and this technology is one of the tools that helped make this operation successful. We can see that it works, and it is also one of the ways Ukraine is trying to save the lives of its soldiers. That has never really been the case for russians, and it is one of their biggest weaknesses. They are still using a Soviet-style strategy of simply throwing as many people as possible into battle, basically a meat-grinder approach. That is not the case with Ukrainians, who are beginning to use actual robots to take out russian positions. This is a major operation, and this technology has been one of the powerful tools Ukrainians have used to make the Vivaldi counteroffensive successful. It is a very important part of it. And the technological side of this will definitely have an impact on the U.S. administration and on Donald Trump. It not only demonstrates Ukraine’s technological advantage, but also shows the development of technologies that the United States does not currently have in the same form and, in some cases, may not yet fully understand. I’ve had a lot of conversations about this, and I’ve realized that sometimes it is actually very difficult for me to explain how these systems work and what exactly I’m talking about, because to many Americans, at this point, it almost sounds like science fiction. DON ARLETH (@DonArleth): And it never ceases to amaze me how Ukraine develops these methods, then essentially rewrites military doctrine, and everyone else starts paying attention. I just hope to see Ukraine continue on this path. NATO is already talking about how much it can learn from Ukraine’s Armed Forces. WATCH FULL INTERVIEW FOR @TVPWorld_com HERE AND STAY TUNED FOR MORE: youtu.be/jNqib3bfeSo?is=Y4rr…
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Ukraine carried out a massive operation to bring food to starving people in occupied Oleshky. 4,000 kg of food. 100 locations. Delivered by Ukrainian drones. I can’t read this without tears. People in my country were dying from hunger, trapped under occupation - and our defenders found a way to reach them from the sky. Today, Ukrainian drones carried life🥹
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
You’ve likely seen the news: The U.S. Supreme Court Friday greenlit a flawed Trump administration database for purging voters from the rolls. Almost as troubling: Plenty of major news outlets were eager to downplay the decision’s importance. democracydocket.com/news-ale…
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Scotty, this is your third comment on my posts in 24 hours. You apparently care, weirdly so, since I'm an adult and you're a PDF.
Replying to @BohuslavskaKate
Crying again? You asked for this, you and your fellow Banderists. You’re not the victim of anything other than the bad choices you made in support of the cause of Ukrainian nationalist extremism. Cry louder. No one cares.
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
russia is killing Sloviansk. Street by street. Building by building. Home by home. The world must not get used to this. Do not look away.
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Remember when you said you hang gay people because of moral principles? Is that in your book too?
My memoir, The Audacity of Resilience: An Insider’s View into the Making of Iranian Foreign Policy, is now available in English. A candid insider’s account of the decisions, challenges, negotiations, and lessons behind Iran’s foreign policy. bit.ly/zarif-memoir
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
The Trump administration plans to sharply scale back fuel-efficiency rules for new cars and light trucks, gutting one of the government’s most significant efforts to reduce gasoline consumption and speed the transition to electric vehicles in the U.S. nyti.ms/47l6Ub5
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Russian tyranny is not welcome on British soil, and the British people won't stand for it. We have stood united with Ukraine and their fight for their sovereignty and our security. Allowing Russian war criminals into Britain for the G20 would be an insult to all those who have fought and died in Ukraine. Burnham should finally stand up for the British people: Moscow is not welcome until they end their barbaric and illegal invasion of Ukraine. dailymail.com/news/article-1…
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Network solidarity against Trump's attack lasted less than one week. Pathetic. On the bright side for CNN, moving forward Bari Weiss can make changes to ensure there is no more friction with the White House. Support independent media. demdock.com/4wbp1va
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Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
When I say many of Russia’s intelligence operations are being played out in the open, on social media, I mean things such as this:
Looks like Ribbentrop and Molotov just gave each other a follow on Twitter.
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