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@Mithrandir48 @upstatefederlst Catching Jew vibes here...

@upstatefederlst Sure but if in 4-5 months gas prices drop to record lows because Iran joins the world market along with Venezuela then it won't matter a whole lot with elections coming up.

I don't think Americans care very much one way or another about bombing Iran but they're going to notice very quickly when the first number on the gas pump turns into a 5.

@donaldgorbachev To clarify: the AI generated image was on a screen, and a camera was used to take a picture of it.

@donaldgorbachev Devil's advocate: what if a picture of an AI generated image was uploaded, so your sample crop is of traditional pixels, but of an AI fake? A laundering of the AI pixel pattern?

The Five-Second Epistemology of Why the AI Keeps Generating a Black Man Not only is it not from Syria 2014 or 2015. Not only is it not Russian. Not only is the gear USAF Nomex not RUAF. The kitchen went further. The kitchen cropped the leftmost captor. Just the face. Nothing else. Ran it at least ten times. Different filters. Different windows. Different AIs. Here’s what came back. Every time. Scarring and marks: a distinct darkened indentation or scar on his cheek, a prominent slightly raised mark on the bridge of his nose. Textural aging: deeply set wrinkles, creases and furrowed lines particularly around the eyes and across the cheeks. Hyperpigmentation: uneven skin tone including darker patches and age spots. Coarse texture: enlarged pores and a generally weathered rough texture. None of this is in the original photo. The original crop was heavily pixelated. The AI interpreted those blurry areas as deep textured skin variations. Translated the indistinct noise of the original low-resolution snippet into the tangible character and life history of a photorealistic face that doesn’t exist. And the complexion. Every time. The AI generated a Black man. The kitchen is not saying the man in the photo is Black. It’s low resolution. It’s nighttime. The flash falls off with distance. He’s further back in the frame. The kitchen doesn’t know. What the kitchen is saying is this is what the AI produced when given nothing but the pixels. Ten times. Consistently. Something to look at. AI reads AI. When a photo is AI-generated and you crop a face the AI reconstructs the original. Same person. Same complexion. Same features. When a photo is real the AI has no pattern to follow. It guesses. Invents scars that aren’t there. Aging that isn’t there. A complexion derived from ambiguous low-light pixels. The AI couldn’t reconstruct the face because the face wasn’t made by AI. It was captured by a phone in the dark. The kitchen is not making the call on identity or complexion. The kitchen is showing what the AI produced when it tried to decode a real photo. It doesn’t match what’s in the frame. The kitchen welcomes feedback (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 37. Here’s what came back. Ten times. The kitchen is showing the work. Still closed. Day 37.

@ketchuppizzaaa @m4h007 I don't mean this as snark or humor; I mean it very seriously: this wouldn't be possible without total Jewish control. I believe the erratic character of this war is 100% attributable to their character.

@m4h007 It's important to remember that this entire strategy would have been much harder to implement without a Trump and Israel completely out of control and criminal. Sometimes, intelligence lies in waiting for the other party to make the mistake.

This isn’t the correct take. Iranian leaders knew what they could do, as they had said many times before. It is clear they had a detailed plan. But they had an aversion to war at all costs, given the significant human costs experienced during the Iran–Iraq War and still experienced today

@drhossamsamy65 Exactly the first thing I thought about when the news started coming out.

⛔️History repeats itself ‼️ #US met almost a similar fate as it had during Operation Eagle Claw in 1980 during the Carter’s presidency in an abortive attempt to rescue its hostages in #Iran.‼️

@donaldgorbachev Make it hot... from the kitchen :D

@a66480 Got something better about to drop

The Five-Second Epistemology of the Survival Vest That Connects to the Ejection Seat That Connects to the F-35 CAPTURED PILOT PHOTO — FULL EQUIPMENT ANALYSIS AND UNIFORM COMPARISON The captured pilot (Dehdasht, Kohgiluyeh province, nighttime photo). Starting from the innermost layer and working out: Flight suit: The base layer is an olive/sage green one-piece Nomex flight suit, consistent with the USAF CWU-27/P. This is the standard flight suit worn by all USAF pilots including F-35 pilots. The color is the correct shade — not woodland camo, not desert tan, not civilian clothing. It’s a flight suit. The Nomex material has a specific texture and drape visible even in phone-flash lighting. The integrated collar is visible around his neck. The suit is dirty and scuffed, consistent with time spent on the ground in rough terrain — ejection, parachute landing, and either evasion or capture in mountainous rural Kohgiluyeh. Survival vest/harness: Over the flight suit he is wearing an integrated survival vest and torso harness system. This is not a “generic tactical vest” as the AI debunk graphic claimed. The distinction matters. A tactical vest is a standalone piece of equipment worn over clothing. It has MOLLE webbing, plate carrier pockets, and is designed for ground combat. A pilot survival vest is integrated with the ejection seat harness system. It has built-in attachment points that connect to the ejection seat so the pilot and the vest stay together during ejection. It has specific equipment pouches arranged in a standardized configuration for survival gear — signal mirror, flares, first aid, survival radio, water, compass. The harness straps route over the shoulders and around the torso in a specific pattern designed to distribute ejection forces across the body. What the captured pilot is wearing has: harness straps over both shoulders routing down the torso in the ejection harness pattern. Equipment pouches in the standard survival vest arrangement across the chest and sides. A chest-mounted rectangular equipment block that appears to be a survival radio or emergency beacon mount — this sits in the exact position where the AN/PRC-149 or AN/PRC-112 survival radio is mounted on USAF survival vests. The tan/khaki colored outer layer of the vest is consistent with desert-environment survival vest coloring used in Middle East theater operations. The fact that this equipment is still attached suggests he was captured before he could use it effectively or before CSAR could reach his position — which tracks with the reports of Black Hawks being unable to penetrate the IRGC cordon around Kohgiluyeh province. No helmet. Expected and normal. During ejection the helmet can be retained or lost depending on the violence of the ejection sequence. After landing under parachute pilots routinely remove helmets to reduce visibility and improve mobility during evasion. The absence of a helmet does not indicate he is not a pilot — it indicates he already ejected and was on the ground. No name tapes or unit patches visible. Consistent with combat mission protocol — pilots operating in hostile airspace frequently remove or cover identifying patches before missions to deny information to the enemy in case of capture. Standard SERE procedure.

@DanCollins2011 Speaking of integrating the military, this is the first real war for the New Army and New Navy. Now we get to see what crushing white men for decades has created.

This pilot rescue reminds of the the 2003 story on the rescue of PFC Lynch. At the time, there was a big push to integrate Women into combat roles. Her convoy took a wrong turn and 11 U.S soldiers were killed. OFFICIAL STORY: Initial Pentagon and media reports portrayed her as a heroic “Rambo”-style fighter who kept shooting despite being wounded. WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED: She didn’t get a shot off. She had her left tibia broken with a bat by her captors and was sodomized.

@TVFreePalestine Just a coincidence...

It seems Hezbollah actually knew what they targeted, and that is why the Zionists are trying to minimize the hit by claiming it was a mistake. This is huge, as this UK warship was crucial to tracking missile and drone fire from the Hezb, and to coordinate the AAs on ships targeting missiles from Iran.

@patrickbec @barnes_law What happened to you? Americans used to at least try to be the good guys.

@barnes_law I get you oppose this war, I do as well. But your cheering on Iran and wishing for American failure is fucking disgusting! What the hell happened to you?

Having a pilot downed in the 1st place when claiming no air defenses in Iran is a massive L.

@barnes_law Possibly an F-35 pilot, not less.

@donaldgorbachev It would be nice to see an analysis of the differences between those ejection seats and the seat in the debris.

The equipment chain from aircraft to pilot is unbroken: F-35A with 493rd Fighter Squadron tail markings (Grim Reapers, LN code, RAF Lakenheath, USAFE) confirmed from tail panel debris with “EUROPE” text and Grim Reaper crest. Martin-Baker US16E ejection seat with drogue chute confirmed from @ahmadslmanx photo consistent with F-35 only because the F-15E uses ACES II. Pratt & Whitney F135 turbine disc stages confirmed from Tasnim and civilian photos at single-engine scale consistent with F-35 only. RAM-coated composite honeycomb skin panels confirmed from multiple sources consistent with stealth aircraft only. Pilot in USAF CWU-27/P flight suit with integrated ejection survival vest and harness confirmed from capture photo matching standard USAF F-35 pilot equipment configuration as shown in @trustnature reference photo. Ejection-consistent facial injuries confirmed from capture photo. Capture location Dehdasht Kohgiluyeh province consistent with debris field location and IRGC cordon and American CSAR attempts and governor’s reports of casualties from American strikes. What the AI debunk graphic got wrong point by point: said not a flight suit just regular field clothing — wrong it is a CWU-27/P. Said generic tactical vest — wrong it is an ejection survival vest with harness integration. Said no pilot gear visible — wrong the survival vest IS the survival equipment and the chest-mounted equipment block IS the radio setup. Said injuries don’t match typical ejection — wrong right temple and cheek lacerations from windblast and canopy fragmentation are textbook ejection injuries. Said no confirmation from credible outlets like CNN or BBC — this is not evidence analysis this is an appeal to authority. The debris field the engine discs the ejection seat the tail markings the capture photo the CSAR operation the helicopter wreckage and Ghalibaf’s Pyrrhus quote all exist independent of whether CNN has published a story about them. Aircraft to engine to seat to skin to pilot to vest to injuries to location. Eight links. All F-35. No breaks. Day 37. Still closed.

@TheRealThelmaJ1 I like @imetatronink and @MonitorX99800 for coverage. Make a List with those in it, comment on their posts, and you'll get a bunch of other OSINT type guys in your For Me feed in no time.

You notice how little coverage there is of this war? The major networks and even Al Jazeera have barely anything. You can find some things on Twitter but I have never seen a war so locked down from the media.

@CraigMurrayOrg Jewish. You've seen that radar elsewhere.