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List of development studios/publishers that condone murdering political opponents and need boycotted. If you think murdering political opponents is wrong, do not give these studios/publishers your $$$ @NightdiveStudio @SuckerPunchProd @BethesdaStudios Will add more as revealed

@insiderfilms1 @realjoshuareid

Need Some Clarification: Joe — quick question on this statement you made on Scott Horton’s show. You say: “from my perspective there was a lot of bad information coming from the Israeli side, particularly about the enrichment issue. (I don’t disagree) Really just convoluting the idea of zero enrichment and then nukes as I described. Then as the Israelis got more and more nervous that President Trump might strike a deal again, he was at the point where diplomats from my vantage point…the Israelis just decided to force our hand and say we are going to go do this, so you know what’s going to happen next, we are going to be attacked. “ Questions: Is this your professional opinion on briefings that you attended on this exact issue and intelligence you had seen? Or… is that just your opinion and you are not part of the intelligence on this topic nor the briefings? I ask because that is a huge determining factor in all this. If you were a part of the operations. Saw the intelligence that was being shared and coordinated and witnessed first hand the Israeli influence operations …. Then why did you not go to the ICIG and become a whistleblower at the same time of your resignation and media tour? If instead… You had zero briefings, intelligence exposure, were out of the loop on the planning and have no proof of Israel providing bad information, then it is nothing more than speculation. If that truly is the case — then I recommend you clarify that. Because it is not the question that is being asked. Here is what I would agree with on these assessments. “Israel didn’t force the U.S. into war — but they absolutely helped create the conditions where U.S. action became the most likely path.” That is the truth. I don’t disagree with that. Although this war was inevitable with or without Israel when we look at the restructuring global framework and the inevitable China problem. One point that needs to be addressed here: Anyone who has actually worked in military planning, intelligence, or understands how Presidential decision-making flows through the NSC knows this isn’t how it works. The idea that “Bibi gave Trump an ultimatum and Trump just ordered the military into action” is flat-out nonsense. Decisions like this move through a multi-layered system: •Hundreds of analysts across CIA, NSA, DIA, and other agencies •Interagency fusion and validation of intelligence •Military planning cells running risk, escalation, and targeting models •Legal and strategic review at multiple levels •Final deliberation within a very small circle at the top This is not a one-phone-call process. It’s a structured pipeline designed specifically to prevent single-source or politically driven decisions. And on the intelligence side: Israeli intelligence—especially on Iran—is valued but treated cautiously within U.S. intelligence circles. It is not taken at face value or treated as a “holy grail.” It is: •Cross-checked against U.S. collection (SIGINT, GEOINT, HUMINT) •Validated through independent analysis •Pressure-tested before it ever informs operational decisions Only after that process does anything move toward action. Bottom line: This wasn’t coercion. It was a coordinated decision made through a system involving hundreds of inputs, multiple layers of validation, and centralized authority at the very top. Would you agree? Or… Was this a complete breakdown of the system and all the leaders decided not to speak up and instead just go along with Trump’s decision to start World War III based on influence from Israel? @joekent16jan19

@nolan80814 @juststiles_ @dom_lucre Jan 2026 troll account.

@juststiles_ @dom_lucre Fuck off ngr

🔥🚨BREAKING: Leaked footage from inside Baker County ICE Detention Center in Macclenny, Florida. has led to debates about the conditions the women are kept in. The women showed their used panties, moldy food, broken shoes, clothes that don't fit because made for men and a toxic mattress made of insulation.

Look at the first replies to this post: all foreigners commenting on US politics. Not to mention many of those countries are notorious for human rights abuses.

@OHappiness82 @dom_lucre Ok, foreigner. Worry about Nigeria

The leaked footage from Baker County Detention Center is harrowing. Reports of moldy food, toxic bedding, and a systemic denial of basic hygiene products for women are more than just "debates"—they are evidence of a humanitarian crisis. Immediate accountability is non-negotiable. #BakerCounty #HumanRights

@IHeddaji @dom_lucre Ok, foreigner. Worry about Morroco

@dom_lucre If true, this raises serious human rights concerns… who’s being held accountable?

@tysonphotoo @dom_lucre Ok, foreigner. Worry about Ghana

@dom_lucre Regardless of where you stand on immigration policy, the standard of humane treatment in detention doesn’t change. What’s described here, moldy food, toxic materials, ill-fitting clothing falls below any acceptable threshold. These are people, not political arguments.

@Pirat_Nation No option to remove unwanted features, like AI? They're not serious

Microsoft's Windows chief Pavan Davuluri announced today that the company is focusing on major improvements to Windows 11, driven by user feedback. The planned changes include: - Faster File Explorer launch times - Lower overall memory usage - Fewer crashes and blue screens - More reliable wake-from-sleep behavior - Ability to move the taskbar to any screen edge - Less intrusive updates with improved pause options - Reduced notification clutter and "noise" - Scaling back unnecessary Copilot integrations in apps "These improvements will start previewing for Windows Insiders in the coming weeks."

@OGJoeyLK @AThinksAloud @KonstantinKisin Not even hiding it anymore

@AThinksAloud @KonstantinKisin Mossad has been there for years organizing the opposition. We’ll see what they can pull off

So @KonstantinKisin is vocalizing a question I have had, which is—who is left to overthrow the Islamic government and make the regime change happen? Didn’t Iran kill them all? They murdered tens of thousands of brave protestors. Those were Iran’s bravest men. That’s the part I’m worried about.

@MugenLord I missed target audience games, well before the target audience was *everybody* anyway. Morrowind, Psy-Ops, Manhunt, Medieval, so many titles with certain audiences in mind, and they were so much fun

Exactly, this game isn't for everyone. Remember when games were made for a certain niche audience back in the day? But today, that rule doesn't apply to a game that people want to hate and see fail.

@Vara_Dark These retards never, ever think to themselves "Is the inverse of this true? Cannot the same be said about us as well?" before posting. It's pure protection of left wing extremism.

How are things going over on the Gothic Remake steam forums, you might ask. 🤣

@Anson40546948 @TheDonkWrangler @InsiderGeo The Brits have ZERO room to talk here.

@TheDonkWrangler @InsiderGeo Well, to be fair, you have been fucking awful pretty much continually but at least foreign diplomats or heads of state don"t make shitty jokes about it to you.

People often don’t realize that you can’t talk to Asians the same way you talk to Europeans or Westerners. There’s a cultural expectation that historical context, respect, and subtlety are treated differently what might seem casual or humorous in the West is deeply offensive in Japan, In Japan, context, respect, and subtlety guide almost every interaction. Unlike in many Western countries, where directness is valued, Japanese communication often relies on reading between the lines.

@cem9721 @imbratorX @SmashJT @CrimsonDesert_ The story in Skyrim sucked and it's only of the most popular RPGs ever. Go play Witcher 3.

@imbratorX @SmashJT @CrimsonDesert_ There is no excuse for how bad this story is

Journalists are literally doing the Place, Japan meme 💀 ✅ rich open world ✅ deep combat loop ✅ varied game side activites ✅ physics-driven emergent gameplay ❌ non-existent story ❌ tedious traversal padding Crimson Desert does it: bad. Zelda BOTW does it: good.

@EndymionYT The name infers agitprop

Bro has a Jill Valentine pfp & admits he doesn’t even play the Resident Evil games he just watches them instead. Remember these are the types of people demanding changes in franchises they don’t even buy 😌

@DeanGagaKennedy @HikariNoYumiETx This analogy doesn't work. You can drive a car after watching F&F, but you are not playing Resident Evil, the equivalent to driving, after watching streams or recordings.

@HikariNoYumiETx Yes you literally can just like how I can drive a car after watching fast and Furious

You have to be so privileged to afford these games do they expect us to be millionaires or something

No. Destroy FISA. As in, cease to exist.

@RepBoebert No. Destroy FISA. As in, cease to exist.

I couldn’t have said it better myself. REFORM FISA.

@Pirat_Nation Nothing they release will top Witcher 3.

CD Projekt Red now has 499 developers working on The Witcher 4 and 149 on Cyberpunk 2.

@Pirat_Nation "Feels like a game designed for people who just want to Consume Content.” As opposed to being force fed contemporary politics via a woke agenda?

Jason schreirer about Crimson Desert: “boring and soulless that I absolutely did not want to play anymore. Feels like a game designed for people who just want to Consume Content.”

For everyone ripping on the horribly miscontextualized comment- You've all proven you can't be bothered to listen to a 1 minute clip, or Your bias conflicts with your ability to understand context. Why would you inform anyone about a surprise attack. That was the point.

@TheRabbitHole For everyone ripping on the horribly miscontextualized comment- You've all proven you can't be bothered to listen to a 1 minute clip, or Your bias conflicts with your ability to understand context. Why would you inform anyone about a surprise attack. That was the point.

Journo: Why wasn’t Japan informed about Iran? Trump: Well, why weren’t we informed about Pearl Harbor?