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Port Arthur, TX Katılım Nisan 2022
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🚨 BREAKING: Kat Abughazaleh is heavily projected to win tonight’s Democratic primary race for Illinois House District 9.
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@83dollaroring Now that looks like something that would get hit by a SAM, and the SAM would break.
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bitchuneedsoap@bitchuneedsoap·
In 2015, Disney called 250 IT workers into a meeting. They thought they were getting bonuses. Disney told them they were being replaced by workers flown in from India on H-1B visas, and if they didn't spend the next 90 days training those replacements, they'd lose their severance. Leo Perrero testified before Congress about it. Appeared on 60 Minutes. "Someone was flown in from another country to sit at my same desk and take over what I was doing. It was the most humiliating thing I've ever gone through in my life." Two workers sued Disney, HCL, and Cognizant for colluding to illegally displace American workers. Courts dismissed it. Disney Magic.
Disney@Disney

“Enjoy what you do. Love what you do.” Thank you Bob Iger for over 50 years of unforgettable experiences, storytelling and magic.

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regulus enjoyer@RegulusEnjoyer·
@Boilers32 @am4rrt Fun story, there is actually a video of border patrol doing this to her. She was protesting a federal facility and one of the feds grabbed her, lifted her off the ground and tossed her a few feet lol.
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Magpul@Magpul·
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Justin@JustinHackingHQ·
@RegulusEnjoyer @DrInsensitive is the explosion of the explosives behind the steel fragmentation matrix in resin or inside it and the matrix is a cylinder?
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regulus enjoyer@RegulusEnjoyer·
@JustinHackingHQ @DrInsensitive That part is actually real. It’s the magic of the Munroe Effect. The pressure wave created by the high explosives accelerates the conical liner towards the middle, but there isn’t enough space, so a tiny portion of the liner shoots out at incredible speed.
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Justin@JustinHackingHQ·
@DrInsensitive how does the copper become hyper sonic? and how is the drone steel casing stronger than the ship hull?
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Ceb K.@CEBKCEBKCEBK·
Many angry replies to my post about our navy trying to frame a decent young white male for what was likely a BLM arsonist that sunk a US aircraft carrier in Summer 2020. Almost all were about how only all civilians etc call it an aircraft carrier. Yes—I’m a civilian. & the arson?
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Ceb K.@CEBKCEBKCEBK

@NapalmStarFish @newstransl8r It was used as a harrier carrier during W’s Iraq War. I get that the US Navy now likes to distinguish “aircraft carriers” but internationally & colloquially it’s common to apply the term to harrier carriers

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Internet Zen Master@InternetZenMstr·
@planefag Note: yesterday one of the big shots in the IRGC was marching through the middle of the civilian crowd knowing Israel/America wouldn't dare target him because they might hit civilians. Giving out all those guns just removed the 'human shield' defense.
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Natasha Chart 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇺🇦
"At Cisco, a Dalit engineer was blocked from promotion, kept off key projects, and eventually pushed out. Why? He wasn’t from the right caste. Internal messages showed hiring managers actively discussing caste identity, and choosing only from their own."
Chief_Engineer@ChiefEngineerCE

Built by Americans. Captured by Foreigners. Phase Two: The Referral Rings and the Caste Networks That Took Over American Hiring This phase didn’t happen overnight. It took time, connections, and silence. And most importantly ... it took referrals. A single foreign hire was never the endgame. It was just the key. Once inside, the next step was to build a hiring network. A private backchannel, built on shared language, caste, culture, and hometown. HR job portals became irrelevant. Public postings were just for show. Insiders brought in their own. Not the best. Not the most qualified. Just the most familiar. And that’s not some theory..this is legal record. At Oracle, the Department of Labor found that over 90% of hires for certain technical roles were Asian ... overwhelmingly Indian ... even when better qualified U.S. candidates applied. Oracle didn’t deny it. They called it “standard referral-based hiring.” At Cisco, a Dalit engineer was blocked from promotion, kept off key projects, and eventually pushed out. Why? He wasn’t from the right caste. Internal messages showed hiring managers actively discussing caste identity, and choosing only from their own. At Cognizant, a federal jury found the company guilty of systemic discrimination, using staffing systems that overwhelmingly favored Indian visa holders. Americans were benched, sidelined, and told they were too expensive or not team-fit. They were replaced by cheaper foreign referrals ... often less qualified. This is culture and It’s capture. One hire becomes ten. Ten become the hiring panel. The hiring panel becomes a wall. Many Americans inside these companies spoke out. Kevin Lynn, from U.S. Tech Workers, warned Congress about these internal networks, calling them “exclusionary by design.” Laid-off workers from Disney testified under oath about being forced to train their own replacements, brought in via outsourcing firms like Infosys and Tata ... where internal hiring heavily favored Indian nationals through tight referral circles. At Southern California Edison, internal emails revealed that managers were told to treat the displacement of American workers as inevitable. Many replacements were sourced through Indian staffing agencies using pre-vetted referral pipelines. This isn’t limited to Big Tech. It's in finance, insurance, telecom, and even healthcare IT. In smaller firms, board seats get filled by insiders. Job descriptions are quietly rewritten. Hires go to the same caste, same language group, same town. One firm in New Jersey saw its entire IT department transition to a single caste-dominant group within 2 years. HR claimed they “hired the best candidates available.” Yet internal referrals accounted for nearly 100% of hires. These networks are tight, exclusive, and reinforced daily. Not just with hiring, but with workplace culture: Birthday celebrations in one language only Project assignments split by caste Promotions decided over WhatsApp group chats American engineers report being talked over, benched, or ghosted. This isn’t inclusion. It’s entrenchment. And it’s not just tolerated ... it’s defended. When questioned, companies point to diversity statistics. But look closer: their “diverse” teams are often 95% Indian males, with near-zero representation of African-Americans, Latinos, veterans, or women in engineering roles. The people doing this are not ashamed. They post openly on LinkedIn, on Reddit, on WhatsApp job boards: “Only Telugu candidates please.” “Looking for referral into XYZ company ... Tamil speaker preferred.” “Join our team in Atlanta ... Andhra team already in place.” Some of this is archived. Some of it’s already deleted. But it was seen. And in some cases ... called out. Ron Hira, a Howard professor and labor policy expert, has testified that H‑1B programs are being used to enforce “in-group loyalty and out-group exclusion.” Donna Conroy, a former IT worker and advocate for displaced professionals, warned that these practices were reshaping American employment. Her reports documented caste favoritism, internal referral loops, and ghost hiring. “This isn’t just bias,” she said. “It’s a network designed to keep you out.” And she was right. This is Phase Two. The network effect. Referral by referral, caste by caste, exclusion became policy. Job by job, the American Dream was quietly rerouted through Bangalore. And they’re not hiding it. They’re proud of it.

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regulus enjoyer@RegulusEnjoyer·
@TheTinMenBlog This is great. Female police officer gets mocked for not being able to hack it as a real police officer. Violent criminal died of gunshot wounds after firing at police. Win-Win for society!
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TheTinMen@TheTinMenBlog·
A man has died after being shot by police, because a female officer having a “mild anxiety attack”, took the first ambulance that arrived at the scene. “I am fine, I just needed to get out of here,” said the officer. The man was unable to comment, due to dying as a result.
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Kostas Moros
Kostas Moros@MorosKostas·
If the Supreme Court refuses to grant cert in a case about protecting teenage girls and women at their most vulnerable because Judge VanDyke said no-no words, then I'm not sure what we are even doing here. Republican states should just start ignoring rulings (like blue states already do), because the courts aren't legitimate. Decorum is the concern here, really? The Ninth Circuit is enabling sex crimes, and we're worried about decorum? Judge VanDyke did what he needed to do to make sure this outrage got the attention it needed. I'm grateful that at least one judge is going to speak frankly and in plain English. Ironic that in a case about "swinging dicks," it's the Ninth Circuit that is revealed to have no clothes. Let's hope the Supreme Court doesn't follow them down that path.
Armadillo Jackal@dillojackal

@Greg651 @adam_shniderman Maybe; I’m wavering between that and him just being really pissed off and letting his anger get the better of him. Regardless, this makes things toxic for SCOTUS because if they intervene people will say they’re rewarding Van Dyke’s rhetoric.

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Garren Shipley@GarrenShipley·
You know one reason gun owners get upset at new gun laws? Because the ones that are common sense that we support universally don't get enforced. He got off for THREE straw purchases with an APOLOGY LETTER. AN APOLOGY LETTER.
Bill Melugin@BillMelugin_

BREAKING: DOJ has charged a Virginia man with illegally selling the gun used by ODU terrorist Mohamed Jalloh. According to the federal complaint, Kenya Chapman sold a .22 caliber Glock 44 pistol to Jalloh for $100 this week. He admitted he first stole it from a vehicle in Newport News, VA a year ago. Additionally, DOJ says Chapman was the subject of an ATF investigation in 2021 after he straw purchased three firearms that were later recovered from crime scenes, including a homicide. Chapman admitted to the illegal straw purchases (when you buy a gun and falsely claim its for yourself when you intend to sell it or give it to someone else), but the Biden DOJ declined to prosecute him. Instead, Chapman was given a warning, and he signed an apology letter. According to the federal complaint, Jalloh, who was convicted of providing support to ISIS and had been released from prison early after just 7 years, was visited at his Virginia home by his US probation officer every 6 months. The probation officer's last visit to Jalloh's home in Sterling, VA, was November 17th, 2025. Additionally, according to the federal complaint, the evening before Jalloh carried out the terrorist attack at ODU, his phone was tracked in the vicinity of the Islamic Center of Hampton, VA.

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The White House@WhiteHouse·
The Old Dominion University shooting was carried out by an individual previously arrested for providing material support to an Islamic State terrorist group, and who was released early from federal prison under the Biden Admin. This should have never happened.
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@BWLH_ DOGE made important progress. It drove a stake into the heart of the left’s NGO machine that was funded in large part by USAID. It also was a great way to find partisan deep state people.
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Because We Live Here 🇺🇸
DOGE couldn’t succeed bc it showed the entire black middle class was created and sustained by fake jobs within the federal government or grants to study how white privilege causes the air in black communities to be toxic.
Billy Binion@billybinion

I wanted DOGE to succeed. But this exchange sums up its legacy. “You don’t regret that people may have lost important income?” “It was more important to reduce the federal deficit from $2 trillion to close to $0” “Did you reduce the deficit?” “No”

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Conor Coutts@ConorCoutts·
This judge who just blasted colleagues over allowing “swinging d*cks” in a women’s spa is the same judge who filmed a firearms demo in his chambers as part of a 2nd Amendment dissent last year. He was also on Trump’s 2020 shortlist of 20 potential Supreme Court nominees.
Daily Caller@DailyCaller

Meet Ninth Circuit Judge Lawrence VanDyke. “Swinging d*cks.” That’s how the Trump-appointed judge described the situation women could face in a blistering dissent blasting colleagues who ruled a women-only nude spa must admit biological males. Full story below 👇

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