Aaron Egon Moser

He REALLY likes trains

These US vassals (and also pre-war Iran) literally have no theory of mind of the US or understanding of how the US operates.

In 2024 a Japanese man was arrested in Belarus for taking pictures of trains. They thought he was a spy, but he was actually just a railfan who was really interested in former Soviet trains. He's written a book: "My Study Abroad Experience in a Belarusian Prison," detailing how he was interrogated by the Belarusian KGB and spent 200 days in prison. In an interview with Bunshun he said he'd studied the experiences of other Japanese railfans who'd traveled to former Soviet countries and expected that he'd only be asked to delete some photos and be released with a warning. However, he wasn't aware of how strict the situation is in Belarus. Although Belarusian authorities confiscated his Android phone and had access to his Google Photos app, they seemed to have forgotten that photos are automatically backed up on the cloud, so the pictures he took were preserved.

手コキ店で20代前半のオキニとイチャイチャしてシコシコしてもらった後は行きつけの寿司屋へ。最高です。

We are sleeping on the value of tunnels. Even in the largest and most sprawled out cities things are just not that far, if you could drive at highway speeds from the suburb of Scarsdale to downtown NYC it would take only 20min instead of 1h. It takes me 1h to go from Greenwich to the center of London by train or by car. With a tunnel it would take 6 minutes. It’s only 8 miles. The problem is that there is no room to build highways, we have limited land area available. So let’s just build them underground. There is unlimited room underground, no concern about noise pollution, no nimby, almost no impact on the surface during construction. It’s virtually perfect, we just need to reach the scale so that construction gets cheaper. We can also settle for much smaller diameters and less amenities than for subways, essentially what the boring company is doing. I truly think that if they manage to do what they are planning to do it will completely revolutionize how we think about distance in cities.

New election rule: If “Nobody” is more popular than the candidates, nobody should be president.

孩子是多么的无助，公共场合狗要牵上绳子。听惯了那句话“我家的狗不咬人”

Ah yes, “Texas teens” named Jose Rojas-Alvarado, Oscar Armando Santiago-Martinez, Angel Lemus-Perez, and Carlos Roberto Oliva-Villeda. Good old American names. Texans through and through.

A Trump insider opened a $51,000,000 oil short position — hours before Trump announced a ceasefire with Iran. This guy is now 16 for 16. $170 million in profit. A perfect streak. This is not a talented trader. "We placed the bet." "The ceasefire dropped." "We cashed out." Sixteen times in a row. That is not skill. That is not instinct. That is not research. That is someone who knows what is coming before it comes. Think about what that actually means. A private individual is placing a $51 million bet that oil prices are about to collapse — hours before a sitting president announces a ceasefire that collapses oil prices. Not once. Sixteen times. Zero losses. There are only two explanations and both should terrify you. Either someone inside the White House — or with direct access to it — is leaking ceasefire negotiations to traders before diplomats, before the press, before the American people hear a single word. That is insider trading. That is corruption. That is a federal crime. Or the timing of the announcement itself is being shaped around the trade. Which is worse. This is not a genius investor who reads the news faster than you do. The news hadn't happened yet. He wasn't reading the news. He was getting a phone call. While Americans were watching the ceasefire announcement and feeling relieved — somebody already knew. Somebody had already bet $51 million on it. And somebody was already counting their winnings. You are not watching a free market. You are watching a White House with a side hustle. Via~ Really American