Locus Mortis

@AdrianAnnMiller @larissaphillip Nah, you're purposefully trying to gaslight people. You know you're lying so you double-down with every post.

@larissaphillip You’re not interested in other opinions. You’re repeating a lie about something that doesn’t exist in order to urge women to give up careers for having babies when they’re younger. Women are intelligent enough to make choices. Your narrative is as old as time and disingenuous.

I feel so disgusted with the generational vibe that told us that having kids wasn’t a priority and that being a mom was kind of a lesser path. Dealing right now with someone close to me who completely missed the life she should have had, which would have made her very happy— as a mom of a bunch of kids. She believed the social justice messages and made other choices. Materialistic superficial choices btw. She’s traveled extensively and has fancy appliances and a nice (huge, empty) house — and a bunch of social justice bona fides. She was misled. This isn’t someone who was always a bit salty and never wanted kids. She wanted them, but it seemed lame and selfish and not as important as her SJW pursuits. (Which amounted to what? Nothing. The whole thing was a vibe.) I have the same life advice.

@empirical_Tea @TheAliceSmith Created by the PLO in conjunction with the KGB

@TheAliceSmith Did you also know that the ethnicity, "Palestinian", was created by the PLO in 1964? 🤨

I was today years old when I learned that the term “Islamophobia” was developed in the 1990s by the Muslim Brotherhood and organisations close to them. Why? To copy the term “homophobia” so that criticism of Islamic ideology was stifled and silenced.

@netwars1984 The runnymede trust is VERY left wing.....

The report was commissioned and funded by the independent Runnymede Trust, a secular race-equality think-tank, & chaired by a Jewish academic, Gordon Conway). It deliberately framed Islamophobia as a form of racism even while using the word “unfounded” in its definition.

I asked Grok. "When was the first recorded instance in the UK of criticism of the religion of Islam being conflated with racism?"

@bobsburner__ @MysteriosoX He's an establishment stooge

Went to Havana in the late Nineties. The only graffiti was approved support for establishment opinion. This is basically that.

@MCleaver @japanese_forms @MysteriosoX Laughable.

@japanese_forms @MysteriosoX x.com/grok/status/20…

@MCleaver @MysteriosoX @MatthewGreenf11 It's not remotely subversive, it's the establishment opinion

@MysteriosoX @MatthewGreenf11 This is a lot more subversive than anything you'd see in Havana.

@patcondell Banksy is an establishment stooge

A more appropriate image for modern Britain would be a 14 year-old girl being drugged and raped by a dozen Pakistanis. We all know Banksy is an incisive social commentator. Looking forward to his version of that.

@SavchenkoReview Trump is a fucking idiot

🇺🇸‼️🇺🇦 Trump: Ukraine, militarily, they’re defeated. You wouldn’t know that by reading the fake news.

@sirwg202110 He looks like a product of cousin marriage, maybe that's why he hangs around with islamists

Hate marcher & Muslim convert Tom “Khalid” Mummery, now a “journalist” at The Canary, blames today’s Golders Green terrorist attack on the “Zionist entity.” He was cosy with Green Party deputy co-leader Mothin Ali last Sunday (below). This is Ali’s circle.

@MykhailoRohoza Go polish your tinfoil hat

🇺🇸🧐 PREPARING A “BACKGROUND OF CHAOS” FOR NON-STANDARD DECISIONS… Honestly, I’m no longer surprised, but I still keep noticing patterns. Another “attack” on Trump happens — one that looks so convenient and timely that it doesn’t even require much conspiracy thinking — and almost immediately afterward we hear that the White House urgently needs a new, more secure grand ballroom. Not a shelter, not systemic security solutions, not a review of protocols — but specifically a ballroom. Symbolic to the point of being almost too obvious. And here, what matters is not whether the attack was real or not. What matters is how it is used. Because in modern politics, events have long ceased to be just events — they’ve become tools. If something happens, someone is already thinking about how to “sell” it properly. At the same time, a fresh cover from The Economist comes out, quite directly hinting that in the midterms on November 3, Republicans could lose both chambers of Congress. And that’s no joke — because it’s not just a political defeat, it’s a loss of control, influence, and the ability to shape the rules of the game for years to come. And this is where the puzzle starts coming together. When a politician weakens, they begin to be “strengthened.” Through fear, through the image of a victim, through drama. An old, familiar technique that has worked for decades. Because a person who has been “attacked” automatically gains a share of sympathy, even if they were criticized before. But there is another side to this story that is spoken about much more quietly. If you go into an election with a real risk of losing, there is always the temptation not just to win — but to “not lose.” And that’s a different logic. It’s a logic where the result can be questioned, the process delegitimized, and the elections themselves turned into a field for bargaining or conflict. And that’s why all these stories about “attacks,” threats, and extreme danger don’t look like coincidence, but like preparation of the background. Because against a backdrop of chaos, any non-standard decision begins to look less outrageous. I’m not saying this is a conspiracy. I’m saying this is a very convenient configuration of events for those who are not confident in the outcome. And you know what is most troubling in this whole story? Not Trump. Not the Republicans. Not even the elections themselves. What’s troubling is how easily society swallows these scenarios without even trying to figure out where the event ends and the staging begins.

@visegrad24 Smart voroham

A Ukrainian drone strike in Donetsk destroyed a command base of the Russian Federal Security Service special forces. According to the reports, 12 Russian servicemen were killed and 15 injured.

@front_ukrainian Gorgeous!

❗️Rare footage of the release of 🇫🇷French guided aerial bombs AASM Hammer from the board of a 🇺🇦Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft.

@front_ukrainian Some far left dickhead most likely

❗️An unknown man breached a restricted area at Shannon Airport in Ireland, climbed onto the wing of a U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft, and damaged the fuselage with a tool resembling an axe. He was later detained.

@sentdefender At least those morons are staying away from Ukraine for the moment.....

The White House officially announces that a delegation led by Vice President JD Vance, consisting of Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and President Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, will leave soon for the first round of direct peace talks between Iran and the United States, scheduled for Saturday morning in Islamabad, Pakistan.

@Archer83Able Maybe....just maybe...trump should have planned the Iran fiasco better.....maybe stationed a bunch of frigates in the area before attacking?

US President Trump to have a "very frank and candid" conversation about NATO during his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte later this afternoon, White House press secretary announced. "They were tested and they failed," Trump reportedly said, voicing his dissatisfaction with the stance of NATO allies on the war with Iran.

@allenanalysis Yeah, Spain isn't infamous for antisemitism at all.......

🚨 BREAKING: Spain’s Prime Minister is calling on the European Union to suspend its trade and diplomatic agreement with Israel — after Israeli strikes hit Lebanon’s capital today. Europe is moving.

@finlayson_vera @KasraAarabi @TomTugendhat Zero American lives, probably a few iranians.

@KasraAarabi @TomTugendhat How many lives did it cost? How much money? And what for?

“The Americans got their man out because they decided, decades ago, that they would never accept the alternative. That’s given them a power that demands respect. Britain once had it. Like America, we could decide to have it again.” A must-read by @TomTugendhat 👇

@MorEdge_Insight Why aren't there american frigates protecting the strait of hormuz? It's because the US navy wargamed it dozens of times and its an effing shooting gallery.

Yeah, I think it’s safe to say Trump is pissed off. I still can’t see Europe doing anything. They’ll end up just buying Russian oil or paying ten times the price to have someone else get it for them. They should really rename the continent Coward Land

@BasilTheGreat He still can't bring himself to ban immigration from Afghanistan.

🚨"HELP ME. PLEASE HELP ME. THEY ARE GOING TO R*PE ME" The lawyers said "IF THE FOOTAGE OF THE ATTACK IS RELEASED THERE WOULD BE RIOTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY" This is horrifying. Listen to her words. The details of the r*pe of a 15 year old girl in Leamington have been released The girl recorded the whole thing on her phone Afghans did this It's awful beyond belief

@noclador @BritishArmy The Ukrainians are finding that while the pzh is effective when in optimal condition that its sensitive to dirt in battle conditions and its more difficult to repair. All systems have trade offs.

@Locusmortiis @BritishArmy PzH2000 is way better... but costs way more. And yes, the AS90 was one of the best self-propelled howitzers when introduced... then the British Army never had the money to upgrade it.

First minute of this video shows an Archer howitzer being reloaded. The ammo truck carries a container with cheap, off-the-shelf solutions (racks, charge slide, projectile crane) to make reloading easy and quick. Yet the @BritishArmy was too broke to buy 14 of these ammo trucks.