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@Rainmaker1973 I don't condone violence, but I fully understand.

A man (reportedly a 37-year-old visitor from Seattle) was caught on video throwing a large rock (described as coconut-sized) at a protected Hawaiian monk seal named Lani. Locals intervened to protect the wildlife.

@UK_Daniel_Card Very nice! Still thinking of getting a UNAS pro-4 for NVR duty. Everything else I have is Mikrotik and 13th, 14th & 15th PowerEdge servers.

Ok gang; we have a UniFi goodie in front of me (I paid for this)

@UK_Daniel_Card Where did it say the attacks are originating -from- Iran? I thought it has been long since known already that both China and Russia are assisting with DDoS and disinformation campaigns?

this sounds like .... errr.. nonsense.... Iran doesn't even have internet access... and 245% LOL over what period? did someone run 245% more port scans?

@noctu_mind One word... MizarVision.

"So, what did you do as a submariner?" Things. We did things.

@Xtroworth @Rainmaker1973 100%. Iran's fleet is close to becoming the largest 'submarine' fleet in the world. 😉

@Rainmaker1973 cowardice

Periscope footage of a US Navy Submarine torpedoing the Iranian Frigate Dena off the coast of Sri Lanka. The Mk. 48 Torpedo’s 650 lbs warhead can be seen detonating under the Iranian Frigate’s stern. The clip appears to be real and released by US Navy.

@ServisOficial @Rainmaker1973 With the high precision and situational awareness that US submarines operate with within the combat space, that's a big negative. They could nearly tell you who manufactured the clocks that were ticking on that ship. 😉

@Rainmaker1973 Its not "Friendly fire"? 😆😆😆😆

@Rainmaker1973 That's my boys at work! (Submariner)

@AndDabbles22227 @GadSaad @CogitoEdu Well said!

@Warning_56k @GadSaad @CogitoEdu Well they are rather good at pulling this type of rubbish, after all they call enemies of their Marxist belief Fascists, while leaving out the important part that Fascism was created from Marxism

Dear Mr. @CogitoEdu, rather than referring to me as Nazi-like (I'm Jewish), perhaps explain the parts in my breakdown to which you object. Perhaps if you could offer some compelling counterarguments, you could sway me to see things your way. Engage my arguments rather than wallow in an Irish pool of emotional incontinence.

@SmithArrowj Where was this said? No mention of "return fire" is in the articles.

Today President Trump told our pilots in Kuwait if this happens again, return fire. foxnews.com/live-news/us-i…

@RafidAlSharifi @jacksonhinkle That's a sweet AI mushroom cloud 😆

@jacksonhinkle An American drone was shot down in Iran. #Now, intense missile strikes are targeting sensitive sites in Israel. #Follow Al-Sharifi's account to receive all the latest updates first. 🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔

🚀🇮🇱 Good evening, Israel

@gusipati19 T-minus 8hrs... 😄

ÚLTIMA HORA: Mojtaba Jamenei, hijo del fallecido Alí Jamenei, ha sido elegido como el nuevo Líder Supremo de Irán.#ULTIMAHORA

@AndrewBarn94366 @AlBuffalo2nite What they get wrong is the the US missiles aren't missing, they're already "paid for", and there's plenty more where that came from. 😉

🚨BREAKING: Iran’s missile launches are collapsing… and the reason is simple. The moment a launcher lights up, it exposes itself. Modern U.S. and allied surveillance systems are watching the region constantly… radar networks, infrared satellites, airborne sensors, and electronic intelligence platforms. The second a ballistic missile launches, the thermal plume and trajectory are detected almost instantly. That data is fed directly into targeting systems used by aircraft, drones, and long range precision strike platforms. Launch… detect… track… destroy. That is why the number of launches is dropping. Once a launcher fires, it becomes a beacon telling American systems exactly where it is. And when that happens, the response is swift. Iran can launch missiles… but every launch also reveals another target. That is the brutal math of modern warfare. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

@A_R_Qazi @AlBuffalo2nite They're definitely dropping left and right as if they're disposable.😉

@AlBuffalo2nite Except that they are disposable and mobile Most of them have only one payload, after it is launched, it is useless. Cost to Destroy them is higher than letting it go. Yet Americans are happy to pay it for Bibi and his pedo puppets.

@shadabchowx @AlBuffalo2nite And those trucks are lighting up like Christmas trees. 😉

@AlBuffalo2nite Most of their launches are moving trucks & some from underground

@KimDotcom Well, this post is's going to age well. 🤣🤣🤣

Did you notice the change on X? No more videos about them losing this war. It’s like the war in Iran isn’t happening. It’s like Israel isn’t getting pounded. They don’t want us to know how badly they are losing. This is the destruction of X by the Zionists.

@ObserveXfk Would be neat to be able to see the same map for Iran. Oh, that's right. The Iranian regime blacked out their entire populace from having internet access.

🇮🇱🇮🇷⚡️- #BREAKING: Sirens across northern Israel from Haifa to the Upper Galilee due to the latest #Iranian missile attack.

@LiterateCynic They're not illegal... they identify as "undocumented".

Macron: Strikes against Iran are illegal. Raise high the white flag of France! telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

@lauriewired Not only being able to evade better as a potential assistance to piloted aircraft, RPA allow the accomplishment of complete missions that would otherwise be too risky for humans themselves to take.

I’ve always wondered; could a software algorithm (ML or otherwise) evade an incoming missile better than a human pilot? Perhaps even at the expense of a blackout. *You* might be able to only handle 9G…but what if the airframe can take 12? …it (sorta) exists.