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@bernjcc @HiddenHistoryYT @AC_NavalHistory The joys of 21st century disinformation propagated by impeccable sources. By which I mean of course AI. But in defence of the AI, the situation posed was daily air ops for 3 months without break. Can you put better numbers on such intense ops? Asking for 750m Europeans.

@AMuppet @HiddenHistoryYT @AC_NavalHistory I think youve been had. there only 600 in the airgroup, inc atc, flight deck,& helicopter crew/maintainers. So the maths doesnt work....

A cutaway of HMS Queen Elizabeth, showing her key capabilities and features

Michael Wolff: "The fear is that Ghislaine Maxwell can tie Trump to the details of what Trump and Epstein called the ‘Pussy Committee.’ The Pussy Committee consisted of Trump and Epstein in their efforts to get girls for Prince Andrew."

This is definitely worth a few minutes

@PersonalThai Mea Culpa. I'll never forget being tricked by guys who worked for wifey. I had known them for years, but never saw them prepped for a beauty pageant, until that night. They were stunners. They were also great people to know.

Do you think ladyboys have gained popularity recently, with more people coming to Thailand to meet them?

Being honest ... I know a few who would see a trolley park as a prime parking space. The same folk who want everything free and don't pay tax.

no way

@mercoglianos What's going on with freight rates? My pension fund managers had me holding Maersk in the past, not sure about now. They have a lot in Kirby. What do you think Sal? Buy, sell or hold?

That won't buff out.

@sexyz007 @LeashaKnight @MykhailoRohoza @independant1492 I remember seeing it on TV at the time. There was no AI. It is real

@LeashaKnight @MykhailoRohoza @independant1492 I don't believe this is real at all. The soldiers face is clearly AI and there are a ton of videos that just happened to pop up in the last year that all look the same but different, and they're all on fb, tiktok, or insta

During the Nuremberg Trials, Hermann Göring gave an interview to psychologist Gustave Gilbert and said: “Of course the people don’t want war. Why would some poor farmer want to risk his life in a war when the best he can hope for is to come back to his farm in one piece? Naturally, people don’t want war. No one wants war in Russia, England, America — not even in Germany. That’s obvious. But in the end, it’s the leaders of a country who determine policy. And it’s always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it’s a democracy, a communist state, a parliament, or a fascist dictatorship.” Gilbert objected: “But there is one difference in a democracy — the people have a voice through their elected representatives.” To which Göring replied: “That’s all well and good, but whether the people have a voice or not, they can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and for exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country.” — Nuremberg Diary, April 18, 1946 Doesn’t it sound familiar?

@MykhailoRohoza @independant1492 The average man, not the elite and politicians, are the ones who lose in a war. Always have been, always will be.

The little things in Singapore the LGU can adopt to start looking like Singapore.

@CleansedTweets 1974 walking through a tourist area of Rome with my arm round my gf, I was handed a menu with pictures. My gf snatched it away before I could get a good look. Price was very affordable, even for a student. I've always wondered what you got for your money.

I went to Bangkok’s infamous “Upskirt Bar” so you don’t have to. Baccara on Soi Cowboy: Regular pole dancers in underwear in front of you, but look up & see a glass ceiling with 15+ girls dancing above. All in skirts with no underwear. Instant upskirt view for the whole room. It’s been around 15+ years (I believe). Used to be packed with Japanese expats (hence the high drink & lady drink prices). Now mostly tourists, curious couples, and a few expats. Asia really has a thing for upskirting. Baccara is the most blatant example. Japan version: They had “no-pan kissa” (no-panties cafés). Waitresses in tiny skirts, no underwear, mirrored floors for easy views while drinking overpriced coffee. No touching. Huge in the 1980s bubble era. Also no-pan shabu-shabu (hot pot), no-pan karaoke, and pubs. Basically extinct now, killed by smartphones and stricter laws. Wild times.

@pureguava10300 Yesterday we saw video of someone stealing from a spirit house. Unforgivable. Today's video doesn't show if the girls tried to repair the damage they caused. It looks accidental. I'm sure there are ways to mitigate the damage if they are honorable.

These two knocked over a spirit house almost crashed through the house 😳 โพดโพยกล้อเลย #ຂັບໂຫດໂພດ #please drive carefully facebook.com/reel/896920380…

@FrankBr05713205 High school turned a blind eye to our pencil formulae on slide rules. We thought we were being clever, but generations before us did the same.

This was my calculator in college. On the plus side, it didn't need any batteries. Anybody else ever use one?

In this video, we reveal how Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner made up to $640M during Trump’s first term while claiming to work for free.

NHS FINGERPRINTED A DOCTOR FOR REPORTING A COLLEAGUE WHO WAS INJECTING DRUGS ON DUTY Dr Patricia Mills was an anaesthetist at West Suffolk Hospital. In 2017 she saw a colleague injecting himself with drugs while looking after patients. She raised the alarm. The NHS's response was to investigate her. Management hired handwriting experts and fingerprint analysts to work out who had been tipping off a grieving family about a potentially botched operation. They narrowed the suspect list down to seven doctors. Four of them had one thing in common: they had all previously raised concerns about the self-injecting colleague. Dr Mills was among them. She was off sick for six months. She said she thought she was going to lose a 30-year career. The drug-injecting doctor continued to practice for years after her original disclosure. When Dr Mills turned to the National Guardian's Office, the body specifically set up to protect NHS staff who speak up, she said its response was, in her words, literally useless. The CEO who ordered the fingerprinting resigned when it became public. An independent review in December 2021 fully exonerated Dr Mills. It called the fingerprinting incendiary and extremely ill-judged. It said the treatment she received verged on victimisation. It said her concerns were well-founded from the start. So to recap. Doctor raises a patient safety concern. Hospital spends public money trying to unmask her. She gets sick. The wrongdoer keeps working. The regulator does nothing. And three years later a review says yeah, she was right all along. Sorry about that. Sources: The Guardian, BBC @BBCNews, The Telegraph @Telegraph, Patient Safety Learning @PSLearning, NHS England independent review by Christine Outram, December 2021

WATCH 👀Donald Trump is absolutely terrible at Golf. DO NOT SHARE. Sleepy Don is VERY sensitive about this. 🤣🤣

@PersonalThai This guy came for the guppies which used to be in my planter. Then he discovered he can't get out. Evaporation was his dark swan. I filled it to the brim. If he doesn't go soon ... would tom kha frog be nicer than grapow frog? Maybe Green curry frog with yum frog as a starter.

Would you try to eat it? Or skip this in Thailand?

@afneil Controlling drones from USA is a dawdle with a 7k mile fibre link. Latency 7000÷124~56.45ms, say 120ms ping. Ukraine flew fibre link drones 65miles but they hold no cards. USA holds a Trump Gold Card (Yes they sold 1) USA needs no help. The war is already well done, burnt even.

Well to be called ‘uneducated’ by a ‘Chip’ is a new low for me! Here’s my uneducated response: The Ramstein Air Base in Germany, to take just one example, has served as a central hub for Trump’s War on Iran. Ramstein handles data connections, satellite relays and real-time coordination for drone and missile operations against Iran. Direct control from the continental US would introduce too much latency, making the base essential for these missions. Ramstein has also seen a surge in air traffic for moving troops, equipment, cruise missiles, Patriot air defense systems and other assets to the Middle East. It has been essential to the overall buildup and sustaining of operations. But, hey, ‘Chip’ let’s see how you get on without it. Tho maybe ask the Chairman of the JCS first to see what an educated expert thinks

@GriftReport Imagine 30,000 fans have just seen their team robbed by a bent referee. And now some bloke wants $5 for handing a burger and fries over a counter ! How many of this 30k will be pushed over the edge. Repeat for 78 games in USA. Boom Boom💥 💥

US restaurants are slapping mandatory tipping on bills ahead of the 2026 World Cup because they’re terrified stingy foreigners won’t tip properly, venues in host cities like Kansas City and Boston will automatically add 18-22% service charges when international fans arrive, the Missouri Restaurant Association is openly telling businesses to do it for the full 40-day tournament so servers and bartenders actually get paid, restaurant bosses say most European visitors expect service to be included in the price and barely tip at all, the move has triggered a huge backlash online with critics slamming it as pure American greed and warning it could become permanent, Thoughts?