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2024-05-29 08:53:15

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Selective service enrollment has always been an issue. They're moving visible pieces that are unpopular around to prepare for something.

2024-05-29 08:48:53

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There must be a legal angle that enabled this. It was voluntary on purpose.

2024-05-29 03:17:34

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500K seems like a low number, based on the current conscription policy decisions, with respect to age.
https://nightshift.social/media/2c29cf30e500b3074ddd81cc7d3c3f36433a6369cff2e19609c4009b65f22928.png

2024-05-28 07:47:55

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They will continue until resistance is encountered.

2024-05-21 06:18:14

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That was a strange rant. The guy likes being in control of his audience... yet, he purposely destroyed one of the control mechanisms. Must be a genius.

2024-05-21 06:14:22

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Do you have a link and time-stamp?

2024-05-08 20:09:55

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The entire crypto system is starting to show serious viability problems. None of the current technologies seem to scale.

2024-05-08 19:53:57

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Blockchain does have a lot of problems. It's an absolute mess. However, they're moving towards digital currencies anyway.

2024-05-08 19:49:50

It would be well-planned sleight of hand to use the current string of 'conflicts' to force everyone into an international CBDC system.
> The BRICS bloc has turned to blockchain technology for its brand-new payment system, according to reports. Indeed, its efforts have sought to build a competing currency built on digital assets.
#note1p5s…th7x

2024-05-06 21:03:25

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The people following him can't be much better.

2024-05-03 23:01:00

Turkey may be positioning itself for a conflict with Israel. This planned deployment probably isn't due to Iran.
https://www.businessinsider.com/turkey-may-soon-deploy-controversial-russian-s-400-air-defenses-2024-4

2024-05-02 08:40:14

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Florida is being flooded. There doesn't seem to be much out of DeSantis or Trumpstein about this for some reason.
https://nightshift.social/media/97d0d543218113b2edad59c21222ca250ac79dfbbbaed0cdb3fad27e68c23410.png

2024-05-02 08:35:28

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Distant cousin?
https://nightshift.social/media/2e191bf3a85ec3d32488f5cfc711f045e2f28fd4db31ff2326971d2d30757dd5.png

2024-05-02 05:23:04

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Are there very many intelligent people on nostr? Every time I see something posted there, it makes me question its potential.

2024-04-30 23:11:40

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To be more, they would need to have greater than an 8 billion USD war chest, per year.

2024-04-30 05:43:13

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What leads you to say that's the case?

2024-04-27 02:29:10

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It's difficult to tell much about the scenario without knowing about the incident you're referring to.

2024-04-27 02:21:30

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During a stall, if the yoke is pulled back instead of pushing it forward to break the stall, the nose will aggressively drop... resulting in an abrupt loss of altitude.

2024-04-26 00:35:21

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> it's the last days... subscribe now
🤣 🤣

2024-04-26 00:28:27

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Turkey is unlikely to provide support for anything. They're probably still annoyed about how the F35 program turned out. 😆

2024-04-26 00:21:24

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Turkey will probably turn into a problem, one way or another.

2024-04-25 19:29:13

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It's a surprise that they haven't really tried pulling European talent from other regions of the world. So far their efforts on that front have been lukewarm.

2024-04-23 22:00:44

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The massive funding bill that was just passed is probably going to break things loose. Not sure how the delay will be.

2024-04-18 06:43:59

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She's probably more dangerous than the snake is.

2024-04-15 07:14:34

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They are who they've always been.

2024-04-14 05:37:27

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Send some of those idiots some 'zaps', and they'd likely spread anything.

2024-04-03 05:41:14

https://odysee.com/@Velyaminov:a/Zelensky-purchased-Highgrove-House,-formerly-owned-by-King-Charles-III,-for-%C2%A320-million:c

2024-04-01 06:17:38

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Israel should go ahead and use it... go ahead and push their chips in. They're starting to look fairly weak without support from the US.

2024-04-01 03:16:01

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He's been going off for weeks now. Has he done anything other than make posts? People are eventually going to start making jokes about the behavior.

2024-03-15 07:25:44

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Most people have identified the tic-toc ban as a trojan horse.

2024-03-14 21:53:21

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That always calms people down. 😆

2024-03-04 18:20:24

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What is he have to gain by invoking more drama?

2024-03-02 22:42:45

For the new people migrating from Gab:
Don't quote-post everything like a retarded nigger. It's not going to improve your engagement. Things are different on the fediverse.

2024-02-27 19:09:56

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They lie for the small salary.

2024-02-08 19:52:02

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Most of them probably don't even know about the Liberty.

2024-02-08 19:14:50

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Crop dusters are generally fairly good pilots, and they seem to enjoy the risks.

2024-02-04 12:05:31

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It does keep some of the strange scrapers away. To be honest, it's only caught a few though.

2024-02-04 10:57:52

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The 16% number is likely garbage. The reported costs supposedly only increased 1%. Pulling 16% additional revenue with no additional costs at that scale only happens in people's imaginations.

2024-02-04 10:53:29

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Probably not. It seems unlikely that they'd publicize what methods were used to realize the reported increases.
https://investor.fb.com/investor-news/press-release-details/2024/Meta-Reports-Fourth-Quarter-and-Full-Year-2023-Results-Initiates-Quarterly-Dividend/default.aspx

2024-02-04 10:45:56

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Those are very specific numbers. It might be believable if they showed the data that supports the claims.

2024-02-01 22:38:45

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They're boosting the stupid Swift AI story for a reason. The angle might be to thread-the-needle for AI legislation. They could argue that AI is in a different category than previous cases that have been argued.

2024-01-28 08:15:54

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That is the welcome to 2024 clip. Anyone that says otherwise is wrong.

2024-01-24 08:48:20

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Both knees... full throat.

2024-01-19 09:09:39

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The EU isn't a small-time player. What do you suppose 'the rest' is in the current scenario?

2024-01-18 23:03:02

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The goal was more shekels?

2024-01-14 00:39:22

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https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/app-shells/starship

2024-01-10 07:55:21

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The perceived drawbacks are temporary. Increase dairy intake and report back tomorrow.

2024-01-09 22:34:18

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It'll be funny to watch Jones try to maneuver around the tunnel story.

2024-01-03 21:34:23

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They're not serious about accomplishing anything. Articles like the one that just came out today have been churned out since October. Intentionally framing themselves as cucks makes very little sense.
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2024/1/3/hezbollah-leader-warns-israel-of-war-without-restrictions?traffic_source=rss

2023-12-29 18:06:04

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It'll begin to accelerate. Anyone can see that pedophiles are beginning to fill-out administrative roles in the public school systems at an accelerated pace. Most that make it into administrative roles have no children. Legislation is already in-place to support their objectives. There are no brakes on this train.

2023-12-29 18:00:46

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It's only a matter of time until they begin removing children from parent's care for not 'recognizing and supporting' the child's 'desires and preferences'. They'll claim removal is necessary to support the child's mental well-being. Those children will be 'placed' into the 'care' of well-connected people.
They'll eventually use the public school systems to initiate the process.

2023-12-16 05:27:36

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Sounds wild to hear him say: 'NJP was a parasitic leach that attached to TRS to grift off of the TRS audience'.

2023-12-16 04:36:58

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Did they set that stream up to let Sven finishing destroying the NJP? He just confirmed that the NJP never broke 600 members after they decided to paywall their 'political movement'. They've moved onto trash-talking the entire NJP. These people are awful.

2023-12-11 09:23:02

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The guy that made that S&P chart posted an image that can actually be read. It's not a favorable track-record.
https://nightshift.social/media/cf32e66e3737ffc9069599a1909aafa9248920b6c966631ffe6356a237c10afc.png

2023-12-10 22:04:21

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What's with the Alex Jones pivot?
Musk supposedly went from vehemently despising Jones to doing group Twitter spaces within the period of a few days.

2023-12-10 09:45:11

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The account has still not been reinstated. Why post this?

2023-12-05 08:47:49

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On an good day, there are no changes; nothing happens.

2023-12-05 08:18:23

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Is this a kike service announcement?

2023-12-03 04:58:06

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It is the same.

2023-12-03 04:56:06

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Anyone that hasn't already done so should read into her past. She was artificially elevated in a very strange way. The story-arc is actually very funny. She doesn't appear to be intelligent enough to successfully negotiate favorable terms for anything. Italians don't appear to be in charge of Italy.

2023-12-02 17:36:31

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I'm not sure why I asked if you read the article. It's doubtful that you'd understand it anyway. Here is a graph showing some of the data they used... just to confuse you.
Enjoy the shit sandwich and make sure to let everyone know how great it tastes, moron.
https://nightshift.social/media/69f48000e2cb55fb8313dd5b9d5df3fd6f99f4bbbb87e24ef1081a1e3f0a980e.png

2023-12-02 17:21:58

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Did you bother to read the article?

2023-12-02 10:58:38

> Israelis are forbidden to buy ancestry DNA kits from the store without presenting a court order, as the Israeli government controls these types of purchases due to the "Genetic Information Law
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/want-to-fully-understand-your-family-genealogy-not-without-a-court-order-585230

2023-12-02 06:13:01

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Calling the bluff is the only action that'll be understood. There's no point in wasting time explaining the consequences since they lack the capability to understand.

2023-12-02 01:42:37

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https://archive.is/ML5E0

2023-12-02 01:42:30

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Anyone can look at Argentina's top five export countries to gain an implicit understanding about the political climate shift that just happened in Argentina.
A majority of Argentina's exports went to BRICS nations. That will likely change. Those resources will now be diverted to the US and the EU.
It's very likely that new Treaties between the US and Argentina regarding trade will be formed.
https://nightshift.social/media/47323a907e883d5c440f200e8c25dab47a59f968f1b70d1ce769b699b85c1f30.png

2023-12-02 01:32:59

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https://apnews.com/article/brics-argentina-milei-mondino-e428ca065e093ccb5ecad5d19bc5963d

2023-12-02 01:32:45

Argentina recently rejected the BRICS invitation.
The US State Department published goals for Argentina in 2022.
> The oil and gas sector and livestock sector – both of which are crucial to Argentina’s economic growth prospects – view tackling climate change as contrary to their interests.
https://www.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/ICS_WHA_Argentina_Public.pdf

2023-12-02 00:04:21

Looks like state-sanctioned assassinations will become much more common. How long will it be until you're labeled as a 'terrorist'?
https://archive.is/bcom2

2023-11-30 21:43:01

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No one has the budget to provide for the invaders. It's going to be an interesting winter.

2023-11-30 11:53:04

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Not really. I guess it's worthwhile to laugh at anyone that thinks it's necessary to block the Atlantic ocean though.

2023-11-30 03:51:06

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/henry-kissinger-former-secretary-state-presidential-adviser-dead/story?id=11072794
https://nightshift.social/media/c81fb2c563a5de748b7275b6b0e29b253ac03ea390d24fcc2871e8b1eee6808b.png

2023-11-29 00:18:05

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Clinton is looking rough at 77. Biden was left in the image to show that the colors aren't shifted.
https://nightshift.social/media/36b3a6d650c692ff620ecd54611fb0202326c34e174ff366ab770b9717126558.png

2023-11-28 01:38:20

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NGOs generally engage in lawfare. They'll likely setup scenarios in which multiple cases can be filed to obtain judgements from the local court system. They'll then use those judgements to bring in local law enforcement which will be armed. It's a way to criminalize opposition.

2023-11-27 06:27:33

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Seems like I seen the Bios flash issue for newer CPUs with the AMD B550 boards.

2023-11-26 04:38:55

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An Israeli cargo ship sailing under Malta's flag... supposedly carrying IMO Cat A cargo to China. That's interesting.
https://nightshift.social/media/4b6e475f12641c28ac3d175b411be52387b129df1b4155818612ced53e5a1926.png
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2023-11-25 22:40:18

https://odysee.com/@Anon:96/Israeli_spy_Jonathan_Pollard:e

2023-11-22 23:35:11

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You're of course correct about the technologies being separate. That said, you're also aware that the overall development goal is to link the technologies. The keys are what links the tech.
You're probably thinking that you'll be able to take the dev funding to build-up the project since the technology does have some nice benefits... then fork it later, like Soapbox. That's probably not going to work, even though it's open-source.
Nostr is being developed to be used for transactions, and they will use the keys to track those transactions. Anyone that believes that the SEC will allow anonymous transactions is smoking crack.
> Regarding decentralized networks and applications, interoperability is the key to unlocking their full potential. A prime example is the integration between Nostr, and the Lightning Network, a second-layer solution for Bitcoin that **enables faster and cheaper transactions**.
> The Lightning Network could use Nostr for communicating payment requests or sending transaction confirmations, leveraging Nostr’s robust messaging protocol. On the other hand, Nostr-based apps could implement Lightning Network for **in-app payments**, enhancing their functionality. (We see this now on Damus and Primal).
https://voltage.cloud/blog/nostr/how-nostr-and-bitcoin-interact-together/

2023-11-22 18:36:26

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> You neglect to mention increasing real world adoption...
Do you people know anything about what nostr is? Do you know how crypto is being tied to nostr? Explain the intent, if you know what it is.

2023-11-22 04:09:02

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The reason for using the payment processor as an example was to show the motivation for VC investments that will require identification/verification at the individual level. Voltage cites nostr as one of the fundamental technologies that they're building the payment processor on. If you look into Voltage, you'll notice that they're setting up individual lightning nodes to map keys to a DNS that has a valid SSL certificate.
A payment processor that allows for anonymous transactions to occur on a large-scale will not be allowed to operate. VCs are not going to invest in a technology that's unlikely to make it past infancy.

2023-11-22 02:54:54

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Voltage, a startup working on the payment processor side using the lightning network, has ID explicitly listed as one of the attractive use-cases for nostr. A weak-form of 'verification' is currently tied to NIP-05.
Voltage raised six million dollars in seed funding during their latest round. Google Venture (Alphabet) was one of the nine VC investors. They're probably not trolling.
Exploring 6 Use Cases of Nostr Protocol
https://voltage.cloud/blog/nostr/exploring-6-use-cases-of-nostr-beyond-messaging/#
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2023-11-21 05:47:47

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The constraints that were placed on the agreement were somewhat of a surprise. Most published articles buried the fact that the agreement was mostly symbolic. China would have benefited greatly if a substantial agreement had been reached.

2023-11-21 00:45:34

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The exchange agreement looks to be for show. The exchange value, when compared against USD oil export value, appears to be very low.

2023-11-20 04:41:36

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> Key pairs however are not tied to your identity of themselves.
Not yet. There is no reason to attempt to push legislation through to tie real identities to keys until the needed technology is in-place.

2023-11-20 01:01:50

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Your not that dumb. Why are you acting like you don't understand this?

2023-11-20 00:58:00

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You can't name one other system that is either in-place or currently in-development that can do that.

2023-11-20 00:51:17

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Public-private keypairs are one component of digital ID. Keypairs will be what's used to remove anonymity. Once a viable system is in-place, legislation will be passed to require key registration to access services.
> Digital IDs, also known as digital certificates, bind an identity to a pair of cryptographic keys. This pair (the private and public key) can be used to sign and encrypt digital information. A Digital ID makes it possible to verify someone's claim that they have the right to use a given key. Used in conjunction with encryption, Digital IDs provide a more complete security solution, assuring the identity of all parties involved in an electronic transaction. A Digital ID is issued by a Certification Authority (CA) and signed with the CA's private key.

2023-11-20 00:13:40

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The comment wasn't meant to indicate keypair security. There is no doubt that anyone's private key can be stolen. It was made in regards to anonymity.

2023-11-19 23:57:30

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> How is the keypair any different from anything that requires registration?
Digital ID

2023-11-19 22:07:43

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Sure, there are several relays servers. It seems as though all it would take to censor a user is to control the largest of the relays. The end-result would be no different than blocking servers now. Of course, people could set up other relay servers that didn't censor. At that point, it's almost the same situation that already exists.
The exception with nostr seems to be that there is the addition of a unique key-pair that could be directly tied to an individual. If key registration is ever implemented, anonymity would become impossible.

2023-11-19 21:45:19

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> your profile can never be banned or deleted
It doesn't seem like that would matter If messages and posts can be filtered and blocked at the relay or the via the client.

2023-11-19 18:41:19

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Has anyone been able to explain the perceived benefit of nostr?

2023-11-18 19:16:40

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They aren't going to do anything. They're controlled by the US.

2023-11-17 20:47:42

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You should read the Time article about how Quincy Jones helped Will Smith to get his career started with the 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'. They frame the article out as if the show simply 'poofed into existence'. Borowitz, Jones, all of them... degenerate faggots.
> Borowitz: I was under contract to create comedies for NBC, and the network wanted to develop a show for Will. Quincy Jones was one of the executive producers, and he had a lot of stories about bringing up his children in Bel-Air. According to Quincy, he received this phone message from one of his daughters who was away at camp: “Dad, the water here sucks. Please FedEx Evian.” So the idea for the show was to drop Will into a family like Quincy’s.
https://invidious.poast.org/watch?v=cSgs2m9cYfQ

2023-11-16 22:00:30

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No one has brought up democracy in this thread. You'll have to try some other form of misdirection.

2023-11-16 21:40:15

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> They will do it to other high-IQ first world groups like Japanese and Jews as well if allowed.
'They' are the 'jews'. They're probably not planning to genocide themselves, intentionally.

2023-11-16 16:50:51

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Seems like something is being set-up. What 'it' is isn't very clear. They're not going to remove the conversation guardrails unless something can be gained.

2023-11-16 12:12:52

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They appear to be scrubbing the internet of this.
Archive article:
https://archive.is/7svAc
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2023-11-15 20:06:59

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/10/ayatollah-khomeini-jimmy-carter-administration-iran-revolution

2023-11-15 20:00:33

Iran's Supreme Bitch, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is another puppet of the US government.
> Khomeini's message is part of a trove of newly declassified US government documents - diplomatic cables, policy memos, meeting records - that tell the largely unknown story of America's secret engagement with Khomeini, an enigmatic cleric who would soon inspire Islamic fundamentalism and anti-Americanism worldwide.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36431160