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@altclassicmusic So don't

@wesleysnipes back to the strip rocks .

The Tehran elite really hate America. They’re sacrificing a generation of Russians to satisfy their bloodlust And they’re getting rich if it.

Αντίο κυρ-Γιάννη... #ギリシャ 第2の大都市テサロニキの元市長、醸造学者、ワイナリー”キリ・ヤーニ”のオーナーと多彩な顔を持つヤニス・ブタリス氏が11月9日82歳で亡くなりました。破天荒な彼を偲び我々が2016年に訪れた彼がテーマの特別展のフォトレポートを紹介します｜ greecejapan.com/jp/?p=16045

@cambskeptics @PsychToday Stupidity is a choice

People who believe in conspiracy theories usually hold more than one conspiracy belief and readily adopt new ones, reports Frederick L. Coolidge for @PsychToday. psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/how-…

Never forget

fuck off

@DimitrisPapail Not much action watching people thinking

but i guess that's not a fun action movie.

What the Matrix got totally wrong was the "humans as battery" theory. It would have been more believable if it was token harvesting during a lifetime of problem solving and theorem proving.

@ManosVoularinos Κατάδικοι και τσομπαναρεοι κάνουν κουμάντο σε ανίδεους ...

Η φράση "οι δραματικές εξελίξεις στον ΣΥΡΙΖΑ" είναι αντίστοιχη της φράσης "η δραματική ταινία Ο Ηλίας του 16ου"

@HoheBrachtAcht @JillDLawrence @RadioFreeTom @JeffreyGoldberg Did he not demean pows ?

The assertion that President Trump called US military veterans past & present "suckers and losers" only derives from two "journalistic" articles & only one - I repeat - one supposedly "confirmed" primary source "on the record." These are a September 3, 2020 article by Jeffrey Goldberg in the magazine The Atlantic, titled "Trump: Americans Who Died in War Are "Losers" and "Suckers" & an October 3, 2023 CNN online article. Here are links to those two articles: theatlantic.com/politics/archi… cnn.com/2023/10/02/pol… Paragraph two of The Atlantic article is as follows, as a direct quote: "Trump rejected the idea of the visit because he feared his hair would become disheveled in the rain, and because he did not believe it important to honor American war dead, according to four people with firsthand knowledge of the discussion that day. In a conversation with senior staff members on the morning of the scheduled visit, Trump said, “Why should I go to that cemetery? It’s filled with losers.” In a separate conversation on the same trip, Trump referred to the more than 1,800 marines who lost their lives at Belleau Wood as “suckers” for getting killed." Notice that there is no citation or footnote to an actual named person or named "source(s)" for the line that Trump's "hair would become disheveled in the rain...." rather it is supposedly "according to" "four people with firsthand knowledge." This entire paragraph is arranged around unnamed anonymous sources who likely were a fictional creation. A fictional creation designed merely to validate a gratuitous attack on Trump to help set the stage for this supposedly "journalistic" expose. The October 3, 2023 CNN online article says the following in the seventh paragraph, and also uses the total hearsay in The Atlantic article, as one of two main supposed "sources" -- the other supposedly being then former Trump Presidential Chief of Staff & then former Marine General John F. Kelly -- & this CNN article is the supposedly "second" journalistic confirmation that Trump called US military veterans, past and present, "suckers and losers." Here is the direct quote from the seventh paragraph: "Then-candidate Trump of course said in front of a crowd in 2015 that former Vietnam POW Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican, was “not a war hero. He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.” But behind closed doors, sources told Goldberg, this lack of understanding went on to cause Trump to repeatedly call McCain a “loser” and to refer to former President George H. W. Bush, who was also shot down as a Navy pilot in World War II, as a “loser.” Notice the use of the word "sources told Goldberg" again, without a footnote or citation, or without any name attached to the source(s). Note that both then Senator John McCain & George H. W. Bush had attacked Trump politically previously - Trump supporters were called "crazies" by then Senator John McCain. For the "Fired up the crazies" quote, see Ryan Lizza's July 16, 2015 article in The New Yorker magazine. newyorker.com/news/news-desk… Trump's use of the word "loser" was to describe these two political opponents in particular after political attacks on him and his supporters from these two individuals. The CNN article, in paragraph nine, also states the following: "The Atlantic article also described Trump’s 2018 visit to France for the centennial anniversary of the end of World War I, where, according to several senior staff members, Trump said he did not want to visit the graves of American soldiers buried in the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery near Paris because, “Why should I go to that cemetery? It’s filled with losers.” During that same trip to France, the article reported, Trump said the 1,800 US Marines killed in the Belleau Wood were “suckers” for getting killed." Notice, again, the usual "journalistic" sleight of hand with the words, as a secondary quotation in the CNN article from The Atlantic article "...according to several senior staff members." Of course, these "senior staff members" are not named, nor is there a citation or footnote for any source or sources for their "comments," and this strongly suggests that in fact there were not "several" sources. When a "journalist" can choose the word "several" out of thin air without direct attribution, then that is journalistic malpractice of the highest order: it is highly likely to be a complete fabrication. The "suckers and losers" lie is the invention of the "journalist" & The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg. Again, there in reality was only one "senior staff member," & his supposedly confirming these so-called "suckers and losers" comments by Trump while in France was in fact made in late 2023, long after the "event" in 2018. That "senior staff member" was former Trump Presidential Chief of Staff & Marine General John F. Kelly. Kelly released a "statement" that led to the October 3, 2023 CNN online article. At the end of the third paragraph of the CNN article, we have the following direct quote from John F. Kelly (Trump Presidential Chief of Staff from July 31, 2017 to January 2, 2019), in his early October 2023 "statement" regarding Trump: "... {Trump] rants that our most precious heroes who gave their lives in America’s defense are ‘losers’ and wouldn’t visit their graves in France." Notice that the word "losers" is in quotation marks, but separated by the single word "and" & that then the line continues with "wouldn't visit their graves in France." This the key manipulation in the CNN article & in fact the secondary genesis of the entire "suckers and losers" fairytale that Trump was referring to US military veterans, past and present, as "suckers and losers," and specifically those in the Aisne-Marne Cemetery. This devious use of the word "and" connecting the word "losers" with the phrase "and wouldn't visit their graves in France," is designed to create the distinct impression (aka supposedly the "truth") that John F. Kelly was publicly "confirming" that Trump said that the US veterans buried in the Aisne-Marne Cemetery were "losers." General Kelly almost certainly found this manipulation & confabulation to be acceptable, but likely did not directly "authorize" it. The reality is that since Trump had used the word "losers" before - in particular & most harshly to refer to John McCain - this use then allowed these so-called "journalists" (Jake Tapper for the CNN article) to manipulate one word & one phrase to create the "truth" that Trump supposedly also referred to US veterans buried in the Aisne-Marne Cemetery as "losers." In fact, Trump did not visit the cemetery in question in France because of inclement weather, which would have necessitated - per United States Secret Service protocol - at least a one hour, and likely two hour drive - to the Aisne-Marne Cemetery, in a convoy route that had almost certainly not been at all planned for, & this was a prospective journey by road that the Secret Service in all likelihood was opposed to - keeping in mind that the original travel method would have been by helicopter, but that the weather was deemed too inclement for that air travel. This is a context that Mr. Goldberg attempts to summarily dismiss in the introductory paragraph in his The Atlantic article. Welcome to the world of critical analysis of written and oral primary and secondary sources, not rote adherence to the "journalistic" confabulations & "artfully" constructed fabrications & lies of the regime media.

.@RadioFreeTom and @JeffreyGoldberg try to unravel the mystery of how Trump has won the GOP presidential nomination three times despite insulting, attacking and demeaning the US military and its heroes. (Spoiler: They can't, but it's a great discussion.) 🎁theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

P is for hyPocrissy

@MeganHuang5 Where is the queue ?

I'm realizing that I use my exes as a unit of measurement. Lol. I started to do my best work in comics when I ended with ex 3, and ex 1 was when I first visited nycc (which i'm finally attending again this year-- after having gone 4 exes ago!), so on and so forth, hah!

@ShaiDavidai These could intimidate a baklava

Anyone who displays a sign of a U.S. designated terrorist organization should be immediately put on the TSA's "no flight" list. Would you feel comfortable boarding a plane with someone who openly supports suicide bombers?

@JonathanRoss321 It wás distributed on floppies in the beginning

350,000,000 downloads of an LLM is nuts! How long did it take Linux to get to that number?

@MakFalanga Remind me , who gave you an alphabet ? Cause that inscription is in Latin

Here is says #Macedonia on this old artifact discovered in today’s Albania. All #Balkan was known as #Macedonia And only #Macedonia existed in Ancient history. No other new fake countries from 19 century like Greece & Bulgaria

#macedonia #true #history read the name

In a complex world, good judgment isn't about trusting your gut. It's about testing your gut. 59 studies, 72k ppl: when basic math refutes their intuition, many cling to intuition and ignore the facts. A mark of wisdom is being as quick to question old ideas as new information.