Federico Pardo

Love how in the USA there are companies that pollute the environment leading to people dying (not just climate change but actual toxic waste in the fucking water supply). But hey why sue them, when you can sue Valve right?

@Hippogriffter @Templarpilled Elit ball knowledge

@Templarpilled Looks like 7 really did eat 9

"Six-seven!" "This generation... we had real humor back in the day." "Like what?" "Sixty-nine."

@ordinarytings @doomerzoomer Dont fall for the rage bait Josh

@doomerzoomer Tokyo belongs in S-Tier. Superior to New York on too many metrics.

@ordinarytings Laugh from Uruguay.  PS: We are still a shit show

Wouldn’t it be great if we weren’t dependent on a bunch of unstable extremist theocracies and corrupt oligarchies for over 50% of our energy needs? And instead we harnessed the power of the sun, wind and atom? Would be cool, I think.

See, one China trawler can strip more fish in weeks than local fleets catch in months Now picture 10,000 of them, nonstop, year-round, ignoring recovery cycles and crowding waters near places like the Galápagos Islands This is eco-terrorism. And we’re still too quiet about it

French nuclear power carries the entire continent of Europe on its back Imagine the world if Boomers never sabotaged nuclear energy.

@baquast @ProjectSR5 @ShitpostRock Red Alert was goofy as all hell, i loved it.

@AshySlasheeDB The trick is not minding that it hurts.

Let's Hear it!

@memeslich Ah fellow Cult member

My energy's spent at last And my armor is destroyed I have used up all my weapons And I'm helpless and bereaved

@ShitpostGate Alien: Isolation I dont know what kind of black magic they used on this one.

@s8n Does anyone else have comments they don't remember writing?

@GG_ez2 @ShitpostRock Play with medium size navy the rest on default. Play as Germany, and.... well just mess around with the menus. You can get a general idea with this video: youtu.be/43aiy_fCCE8?si… For specific things go look for the manual online. It tells you how every thing works. Good luck.

@FedericoPardo19 @ShitpostRock I just installed it, how do I play it

@FrailSkeleton "Well, Sergeant, this is your test. And the gods are watching." That sends chills down my spine

This pic is going around. Here are Tarantino’s notes on this scene from the original, unedited script

Construyamos una torre tan alta que llegue hasta el cielo ¿Que le parece?

@XCombatFootage Its funny how chill the people talking are

GIGN operators in CBRN protective suits? Yes. MP5s? Yes. Cheek weld? Absolutely not.

@FullVerity @trad_west_ Thanks for the great analysis, i had no knowledge of the current candidate Cardinals for pope.

There’s a surface level appeal to Sarah as a first sub-saharan pope. It satisfies liberal hunger for representation, but Sarah is everything the globalist wing of the Church doesn’t want in a Black Pope. He is not a liberation theologian. He defends Latin Mass. He warns of Islam’s expansion and Western moral collapse, so he’s used as symbol, but never seriously backed. You capture a growing sentiment: a kind of desperate hope from the more Tradition-oriented laity and commentators. Cardinal Sarah has become a quiet symbol of what the Church could be: austere, ascetic, metaphysically serious, rooted in silence and awe rather than ambiguity and PR. They’ll never let him near the throne but that’s exactly why he belongs there: a pope who would restore silence not synods and sacrifice, not slogans. Cardinal Sarah isn’t the Church of the world. He’s the Church of God. You want an African pope? Good, take one who kneels before the Eternal, not the zeitgeist. However, nearly 70% of the current cardinal electors were appointed by Francis. Most are aligned with his vision of a “pastoral, synodal” Church: decentralized, ecumenical, and often ambiguous on doctrine. Sarah, by contrast, represents a clear return to form. Despite his African roots and personal humility, Sarah is often cast (unfairly) as part of the “reactionary” camp. He speaks of the crisis of relativism, the loss of sacred liturgy, the spiritual sickness of the modern world, all of which run counter to the globalist, secular friendly tone many Church leaders are cultivating. More likely, we will see the election of someone like Cardinal Tagle , Zuppi, or Hollerich, who are all progressive or at least center-left, and could continue Francis’s line with more charisma or political tact. The most hopeful scenario for traditionalists might be a pope who appears moderate but is quietly rooted in orthodoxy. Someone like Cardinal Péter Erdő, or even Cardinal Müller (though unlikely), could quietly halt the progressive drift without sparking open schism. Even if a more traditional pope is elected, the structural reforms and ideological shifts under Francis will not be easily undone. The Church is in the midst of a long internal war between horizontal humanitarianism and vertical transcendence. Sarah speaks the language of transcendence, of silence, of God first. That voice may not win the conclave, but it is gathering strength among the laity, young priests, and monks. The seed has been planted.

The next Pope should be Cardinal Robert Sarah.

@c4msinterrupted @bakar47lol Then its alright, i respect your people

@FedericoPardo19 @bakar47lol Im vegetarian so