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PixelNyaa
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Engineer trying to understand people.
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Nobody, including the cops did shit to help this 3rd Division Marine—except his buddy who is another Marine.
Know where you stand in this world brothers.
Officer Lew@officer_Lew
BREAKING🚨: HORRIFYING video just surfaced from downtown Wilmington, NC — 3 people stabbed in the streets. One victim was a U.S. Marine who fought for his life... and tragically didn't make it. Now watch this: a man stands there laughing while another bleeds out on the ground. What the hell is happening to our country? 😡
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We’re getting closer…
“…the system collapsed; somebody else moved in. The first known case, in Aberdeen, Scotland, was typical. Some veterans got together as vigilantes to stop rioting and looting, hanged a few people (including two veterans) and decided not to let anyone but veterans on their committee. Just arbitrary at first — they trusted each other a bit, they didn't trust anyone else. What started as an emergency measure became constitutional practice in a generation or two." - Starship Troopers
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg
NEW: FedEx driver who is accused of abducting and strangling a seven-year-old girl, puts his face in his hand as a photo is displayed of him driving her to her death. 7-year-old Athena Strand was seen standing behind Tanner Horner in his FedEx truck. Athena was allegedly snatched by Horner when he was delivering a Barbie doll to her home in Paradise, Texas. Horner initially claimed that he accidentally hit the girl with the truck before "panicking" and pulling her into the vehicle. He said he then strangled her in the vehicle and dumped the body 7 miles from the home. The photo, however, shows that Athena was alert in the truck and did not appear to have been struck by the truck. Wise County District Attorney James Stainton says the jury will see footage on the day of the killing, depicting the moment Athena was strangled to death. "Somebody covered up the camera because they don't want you to see. Guess what? Audio is still running, and you're going to hear it. You're going to hear what a 250-pound man can do to a 67-pound child," he said. "And when I say it's horrible, I mean it. I've been doing this for 25 years, and I promise you, buckle up." Horner qualifies for the death penalty.
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@CNviolations Microsoft continually trying to do what it thinks I want to do rather than what I keep telling it to do.
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Really?
Owen Gregorian@OwenGregorian
CIA Used "Ghost Murmur" To Locate Missing F-15 Airman From 40-Miles Away | Tyler Durden, Zerohedge In combination with the downed F-15 weapons systems officer, known publicly only as "Dude 44 Bravo," activating Boeing's Combat Survivor Evader Locator, or CSEL, U.S. forces were reportedly able to narrow the search area and then locate the second crew member shot down over southern Iran using a secret CIA reconnaissance tool known as "Ghost Murmur." The New York Post reports that the long-range quantum magnetometry surveillance tool, powered by AI, was used in the U.S. search-and-rescue operation for the second crew member from the downed F-15 fighter jet. Sources described Ghost Murmur as able to detect something as faint as a human heartbeat's magnetic signal at long distances in complex environments using AI to filter through the noise. President Trump and CIA Director John Ratcliffe hinted at the new super-surveillance tool at a White House press conference on Monday afternoon. This was Ghost Murmur's first operational field use, or at least the first publicly known one. "It's like hearing a voice in a stadium, except the stadium is a thousand square miles of desert," a source briefed on Ghost Murmur told the NYPost. "In the right conditions, if your heart is beating, we will find you." Ghost Murmur was reportedly developed by Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works and has been tested on Black Hawk helicopters, with possible future use on F-35 stealth fighter jets. "The name is deliberate. 'Murmur' is a clinical term for a heart rhythm. 'Ghost' refers to finding someone who, for all practical purposes, has disappeared," another source said. The source continued: It was "about as clean an environment as you could ask for" because of low electromagnetic interference, "almost no competing human signatures, and at night the thermal contrast between a living body and the desert floor," which "gave operators a secondary confirmation layer." "Normally this signal is so weak that it can only be measured in a hospital setting with sensors pressed nearly against the chest." "But advances in a field known as quantum magnetometry — specifically sensors built around microscopic defects in synthetic diamonds — have apparently made it possible to detect these signals at dramatically greater distances." "The capability is not omniscient. It works best in remote, low-clutter environments and requires significant processing time." Before Ghost Murmur went operational, Dude 44 Bravo activated Boeing's Combat Survivor Evader Locator, or CSEL, a secure communications device that can transmit encrypted location and status bursts without exposing his position to enemy forces. "It's like finding a needle in a haystack, finding this pilot, and the CIA was unbelievable," Trump said Monday, referring to Ghost Murmur. "The CIA was very responsible for finding this little speck," the president said, adding that the CIA spotted the missing American from "40 miles away." zerohedge.com/military/cia-u…
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@MarioNawfal ONLY "more than a quarter"!?! At this moment!?!? It should be 100%!! US is a joke!! A one deep state fascist and imperialist agenda with 2 tendences.
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🇺🇸 More than a quarter of House Democrats are now calling for Trump’s removal from office, either by impeachment or invoking the 25th Amendment.
The trigger? Trump’s threat to “eliminate a whole civilization” in Iran.
Source: The New York Times
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷🇵🇰 Two hours until the deadline. Here's where it stands. CNN reports a ceasefire deal is "expected to be closed tonight." Pakistan proposed a two-week pause with Iran reopening Hormuz. Iran says it's "positively reviewing" the proposal. Vance is the U.S. point man. Egypt's FM is on the phone with Pakistan's FM right now hammering out final language. But U.S. and Arab officials are tempering expectations, saying talks are now focused on getting a deadline extension rather than a full deal. The White House says "a response will come" to Pakistan's proposal but hasn't committed. The math is simple. Iran doesn't want its power grid destroyed tonight. Trump doesn't want to trigger a global economic catastrophe. Pakistan gave both sides a door to walk through without losing face. A two-week ceasefire where Iran reopens the Strait lets Trump claim he forced them to open Hormuz and lets Iran claim it negotiated an end to the bombing. Oil already dropped 7% today. Markets made their bet hours ago. 44 days of war. Over 2,000 Iranian civilians dead. 13 Americans killed. 380+ wounded. Trillions in economic damage. And it may come down to a phone call between Islamabad and Washington in the next 120 minutes. Source: CNN, CBS News
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@MarioNawfal Then he will be thrown in jail.. Stupidity, never seen anything like it.
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🇯🇵 Jeremy O. Harris landed in Okinawa last November on the way to film a movie. Customs found a substance in the bottom of his toiletry bag that he says wasn't his.
Within hours, he was handcuffed and stripped of his phone.
Harris was interrogated daily. His lawyer could visit - but was banned from being in the room during questioning.
The US Embassy? They arrived on day 15. They brought two science fiction novels from the 1980s and a pamphlet of Japanese phrases including "I have diarrhea. Please help."
After 23 days, he was told the substance tested negative. No charges were filed. He walked free.
In Japan, police get 48 hours to question you. Then a prosecutor gets 24 hours to review. If a judge approves, they hold you for 10 more days. Then they can request another 10.
Japan's conviction rate is 99.9%.
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@PaulAnleitner @JoshuaLisec If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore, and preserve for many generationsthe remembrance of the city of God?'
- EMERSON
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The notion that loving science makes you an atheist or agnostic has always been absurd.
The difference between these two men isn't a love for science or the stars.
It is the meaning they interpret as they look at the stars.
What something "means" goes deeper than science.
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@OwenGregorian @ZiaErica 18 to 34. Ok, so first most 18 year olds so life at home. Still in highschool for that matter. Then there's the college kids 61% of 18-22. Which is another chunk. That's probably >20% right there.
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What's going on in New Jersey, @ziaerica? 44.1% still living with their parents?
Owen Gregorian@OwenGregorian
States with the most adults still living with parents — California is among the ‘worst’ | Bianca Heyward, New York Post While the East Coast may lead the pack for "boomerang kids," the Golden State isn't far behind. Young adults in California are having a hard time leaving the nest — new data ranks the state among the “worst” when it comes to people still living at home with their parents. California currently ranks among the top states for young adults living at home, with 39.1% of residents aged 18 to 34 still residing with their parents, according to 2025 U.S. Census Bureau data compiled by Finance Buzz. If you’re looking for the epicenter of America’s “boomerang generation,” head to New Jersey. The Garden State ranks number one with a whopping 44.1% of young adults still living their parents. Connecticut follows at 41.3%, and Cali comes in third, signaling a coastal crisis where younger generations are locked out of independence. New York also landed in the top ten, with 35.9% of its youth population opting for home-cooked meals over high-priced Manhattan studios. The full top ten is as follows: - Puerto Rico: 57.5% - New Jersey: 44.1% - Connecticut: 41.3% - California: 39.1% - Maryland: 38.5% - Florida: 36.6% - New Hampshire: 36.5% - New York: 35.9% - Massachusetts: 35.7% - Illinois / Nevada: 35.1% California’s ranking, citing roughly four in 10 young Californians haven’t flown the nest, might not come as a shock. Between sky-high rents, brutal home prices, and a competitive job market, young people are increasingly opting — or being forced — to stay put. The trend is especially pronounced in certain California metro areas. In fact, places like Vallejo and Oxnard rank among the highest in the nation, with roughly a third of adults in their mid-20’s to early 30’s still living at home, per 2023 Pew Research Center data. Still, this isn’t just a West Coast phenomenon. Across the U.S., living with parents has become far more common. Roughly one-third of Americans aged 18 to 34 now live at home — a figure that’s climbed significantly over the decades, according to Finance Buzz. If you want to find a 20-something who actually pays their own mortgage, head to North Dakota. Only 12.3% of young adults in ND still live with their parents — the lowest in the nation. Apparently, the peace and quiet coupled with the cheap rent found in the Great Plains are enough to get anyone out of their parents’ hair. The District of Columbia also saw a low rate of 13.3%. nypost.com/2026/04/06/us-…
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@skscartoon Need to mirror the image on the bottom and have it point the other way.
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The modern left is the side of political violence in today's society.
Libs of TikTok@libsoftiktok
No kings protester in Texas holds 8647 sign MAKE HER FAMOUS
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@SuitablePolitic We still have some quad .50 mounts around, I'm sure. Take a page from North Korea
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@NyaaPixel @baroncoleman There are Christian’s in Iran. America is a Christian nation. He pretends to be Christian along with his “pastor” @paula white Cain
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Are still in that place where people are going to defend this as a normal post on Easter morning from an American president?
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@NyaaPixel @baroncoleman Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m positive he was mocking Islam, yes? I hope that’s the case
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@MarioNawfal @zerohedge I mean it’s only a stupid and lunatic person who wants (more) war
Maybe they reside in Washington
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🚨 BREAKING:
🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran:
- Iran says no rational person would agree to a ceasefire.
- Iran also demands an end to the war.
Source: @zerohedge
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷🇵🇰 Iran now has an answer to the 2-phase deal proposed by Pakistan. Iranian FM: "Our response to the agreement proposal is ready and we will announce it at the appropriate time." Source: @AlArabiya_Brk
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@NyaaPixel @VicVijayakumar That cereal tastes like you're chewing on a sish towel.
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One way in which my wife makes life harder for herself imo-
Wife: what do you girls want for breakfast?
Kid 1: crispy eggs
Kid 2: scrambled eggs
Kid 3: cereal
Wife: K3 you can’t have just cereal what’s your protein?
Me: breakfast is on the table, come eat
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@mattvanswol Republicans are shutting down FEMA. Do you understand that ?
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While most people moved on from victims of Hurricane Helene… Greg Biffle never did.
One year ago today, Greg flew his helicopter to Swannanoa NC and airdropped thousands of Easter Eggs dressed as the Easter Bunny for Easter.
Greg Biffle was truly the best of America. 🇺🇸
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@MarioNawfal Would help if it was on two different scales, or log out something.
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🇺🇸 This chart changes how you see the S&P 500
The red line shows raw returns since 1918: massive growth, looks unstoppable.
The black line shows the same returns adjusted for inflation.
Completely different story.
Once you factor in inflation, most of those “gains” shrink dramatically.
So yes, the market went up.
But your real purchasing power?
Way less than it looks.
Source: Bloomberg
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨 The S&P 500 just erased all losses and turned green. The trigger: an Iran-Oman joint maritime protocol headline from an IRGC-linked news agency. $750 billion wiped at open. Fully recovered on a Tasnim report. The entire U.S. stock market is now being day-traded by Iranian state media. @KobeissiLetter
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I've received reports of these new “speed cameras” popping up across Maryland. Like Flock, they’re privately owned. Unlike Flock, these likely contain *pounds of copper*… which I'd never suggest anyone take advantage of. Neighbors might not mind, though.
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