Pythia, the Oracle
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Pythia, the Oracle
@PythiaAtDelphi
All-seeing in the land of the blind.
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Japanese patriots suggest the only way to save Japan is to ban Islam entirely.
Do you agree?

カミツレ@7korobi___8oki
もう我慢ならん。イスラム教まるっと禁教にしたい。 じゃなきゃ日本を守れん。
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White guy kills a seagull: 8 months in prison
Black guy kills a man: misdemeanor, released
Black guy kills a pregnant mom and her unborn child: not guilty by reason of insanity, baby doesn’t count as a human
Asian woman kills family of 4: probation
Red guards in black robes have destroyed the value of justice and life - the purpose of a system is what it does.




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Zucht, de vreselijke zelfhaat van deze mensen: "Beau van Erven Dorens: ‘Ruil tweede kerstdag in voor Suikerfeest!’.": mediacourant.nl/2026/03/beau-v…
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The shift doesn’t create a stable environment, so it will keep changing until it does.
With every change the technology in those changing environments crumble further, until the point that the crumbling technology is a driver in itself.
At some point during technology crumbling, the mass dying starts because what remained in technology is no longer capable of sustaining the current levels of population.
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We are seeing a shift from an individualist civic order here toward a competitive, game-theoretic ecology of ethno-collectivist blocs. Under strategic conditions in which coordinated groups gain asymmetric advantages over atomized populations, these blocs draw on inherited in-group narratives while operating inside algorithmically sorted digital spaces that deepen in-group cohesion and reward out-group friction with attention, engagement, and clicks. Plus, they are increasingly armed with AI-generated imagery and synthetic narratives that reinforce in-group and out-group distinctions.
The Baudrillardian twist is that such signs no longer merely represent political reality; they increasingly construct the hyperreal environments in which groups recognize themselves, their enemies, and the stakes of conflict.
InfantryDort@infantrydort
None of this feels organic. Truth, I fear, is shrouded in shadow and flame at the moment. Genuinely seems like a desperate assault on collective human morality. As always, the only way out is through.
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@PythiaAtDelphi @visegrad24 Unless they give up their 400 kg of enriched uranium...
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🚨🇩🇪 GERMANY SECOND RAPE GANG COVERUP
We know what happened in the UK
It's going to be exactly the same in Germany
There will be thousands of them
When the child in Lower Saxony showed up to get a pregnancy test the authorities did NOTHING to avoid 'community tensions'
She was gang raped by 3 men from Middle Eastern origin
This comes just weeks after a similar attack happened in Berlin where it was explicitly covered up by authorities BECAUSE the attackers were Muslims
Absolutely awful
God help us

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@wierdduk Degene zonder serieus geld zijn beter af in Nederland, daar wordt je als kansloze arme meer toegeschoven.
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Mensen willen weg uit Nederland: instagram.com/reel/DWOY1WKje…
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@elvermo ‘Journalist’ te beroerd om €8 te betalen en normale zinnen te maken neem ik niet serieus…
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@front_ukrainian @jasonwalters85 Their armor numbers are sinking the past 2 years, so stalin like meat assault are all that’s left…
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❗️Over the past 4 days, Russian forces carried out 619 (!) assault operations and attempted to break through Ukrainian defenses. During these days they lost more than 6,000 soldiers killed and wounded, – Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrskyi stated that the total enemy losses over the week amounted to approximately 8,710 people killed and seriously wounded.
The Russian command threw tens of thousands of soldiers into “meat-grinder assaults”, but the price of this offensive attempt turned out to be catastrophic for the aggressor.

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@unusual_whales After blocking Europeans from moving the other way…🤨
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@visegrad24 If Iran mines Hormuz, they’ll murder China first and the US makes a lot of money…
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An attack on Iran's southern coast and islands will lead to Gulf routes being cut with the laying of sea mines, the Islamic regime's Defence Council said, according to state media.
"Any attempt to attack Iran's coasts or islands will cause all access routes in the Gulf [...] to be mined with various types of sea mines, including floating mines that can be released from the coast," the statement read.
The US is considering plans to occupy or blockade Iran's Kharg Island, the country's main oil export hub, to pressure Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to all shipping, according to Axios.

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@DJDEEZ @ClownWorld Fiber is totally useless, that’s for haircracks ONLY…
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@ClownWorld Who puts rebar in a sidewalk anyway???
Wire mesh or fiber in the concrete mix itself. And that’s only used in spots where it needs to be traffic rated.
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Contractor pours a brand new sidewalk and finishes the job, then the owner refuses to pay saying there’s no rebar. So the contractor tears it out himself. After putting in the labor, time, and materials, not getting paid isn’t something most people are just going to accept, especially when rebar isn’t even required for most sidewalks
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@RealAlienBaby @ClownWorld That mesh is way too big…🙄
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@ClownWorld No rebar or other structure latix ( they make thin fiber glass rebar too) ; I wouldn't have paid him either. Of course, I would gotten the build plan up front..

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@ClownWorld Americans don’t even put decent rebar in house foundations, their houses are total crap…
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@FischerKing64 Hard on other Euros to move to the US? Close to impossible.
Even when having capital, knowledge and experience…
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Meanwhile if you’re an American and work in Germany it’s extremely bureaucratic and difficult. You have to show a job, income, health insurance - and you still have to show up for meetings at the ‘foreigner’s office.’ Even though you speak German and fit right in.
BBC News (World)@BBCWorld
Germany has a shortage of workers - so it's turning to India for help bbc.in/4uJSNqn
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