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@AngryDockDog @washghost1 Maximizing the Maillard reaction

@washghost1 I have never understood the smash burger thing.

This isn’t a burger. This is the stuff you clean off of the grill before you make a burger

@NotJamesDiller @Tanyaelisabeth Is it? They both ensure the continuity of a culture.

@Tanyaelisabeth The sentiment is nice, but this is an apples to oranges comparison. Having a duty to be a loving mother to your children is not the same as being sent to be maimed or killed in war. Comparing motherhood to war is frankly insane.

We understand that it is a male duty to be the ones that go to war, we do not send our daughters and mothers, but somehow we pretend not to understand the female duty we have towards our homes and children.

@D__E82 @unusual_whales They don't realize in the context of American culture this is impossible 😂Their momma's would be on social media absolutely spittin

@unusual_whales I'm sure the families of all those "hundreds killed" are keeping silent so no one finds out, right?

"Hundreds of U.S. personnel have been killed or injured in the region since the U.S. launched a war on Iran just over a month ago. CENTCOM has sent outdated statements on casualty numbers," per the Intercept

@TomRtweets He had a GPS emergency beacon no?

CIA likely found the airman via covert sensors on ground or aircraft with advanced sensors.

@SymoneDSanders It's not actually legal to release information that puts American soldiers actively involved in missions at the time of publishing directly in harms way

Also Trump just casually threatened to jail a reporter if they didn’t give up their source. Not normal, not okay…very authoritarian.

@staringindis @marcorandazza Poland and Finland were never net drags

@marcorandazza What "useful components"? There isn't a single Eurohomo country that isn't a net drag on our security.

We should fucking leave. And then invite the useful components of NATO to join a new alliance.

@ImBreckWorsham It does not appear to be real either

I'm not a military expert, but this does not appear to be us winning.

@Polymarket Europeans always pay off the pirates

BREAKING: Iran has allowed a French container ship to cross the Strait of Hormuz while more than 1,000 other ships remain waiting.

Today, India takes a defining step in its civil nuclear journey, advancing the second stage of its nuclear programme. The indigenously designed and built Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam has attained criticality. This advanced reactor, capable of producing more fuel than it consumes, reflects the depth of our scientific capability and the strength of our engineering enterprise. It is a decisive step towards harnessing our vast thorium reserves in the third stage of the programme. A proud moment for India. Congratulations to our scientists and engineers.

@ukboomers 😂

Goodness this has blown up. We haven't had this many responses since our petition to block new builds in the village got 200 signatures on Facebook.

Our lovely little holiday home in Cornwall. Our daughter asked if she could stay there with the kids this summer. Honey, we'd love to but it's booked on Airbnb all through August. £400 a night. We're not a charity. She earns £35,000 a year she can find a Travelodge.

@Osint613 I guess they'd know if they had stuff hidden there but landing somewhere else makes total sense.. You can't exactly land the C130 on the mountain ridge where our guy was hiding can you?

Al Hadath WILD Report: Iranian officials suggest the U.S. rescue mission may have been a cover operation, possibly linked to moving uranium or other sensitive materials. They point to a mismatch between the reported crash area and where U.S. forces operated, raising questions about the mission’s true objective.

@iiamkrshn Why the progressive movement lost steam. Because just dealing with them on an interpersonal semi regular basis is exhausting and made everyone hate them

@RonColeman True. Trump's negotiation period is almost up, and they could've used him as serious leverage in negotiations. Leverage that would probably end up being more costly than the planes we blew up.

US forces can't be expected to save every aviator in every conflict But in a high intensity, assymetric war where domestic media and one political party consistently act as fifth columns for the enemy, the value of doing so for morale is strategic

Everyone loves to hate on the Air Force until their 600 miles behind enemy lines and need someone to come pick their ass up.

@BravoKiloActual Imagine fighting Delta Force, Seal Team 6 and CIA special operators at night with your stupid ass AK or w/e the fuck

Reading some of the after action reports on the rescue op and DAMN; EVERYONE came out to play.

Coming summer 2027, Matt Damon is The Persian.

@Luniborg @woodyHchipper @PachoEslava97 @ThatChrisRyan So.... lets immigrate to the cancer of the world!! lol

@woodyHchipper @PachoEslava97 @ThatChrisRyan Because US constantly destabilises nations and install authoritarian leaders.

Is this the first war where most Americans understand, from the beginning, that we are the bad guys?

@MJLkrdu @MrLukeGeorge We put them in prison for this. What do you think Iran does to it's jailors who abuse prisoners?

For people willing who are crying UN this, UN that. How many aircraft carriers, warships, jets and battlegroups does the UN have? Oh that's right ZERO! The US military IS international law and there is nothing you can do about it!

@dccommonsense Why do they need 60% enriched Uranium Dan?

"As ye sow, so shall ye reap" is gonna come back to bite so many individuals and nations. When it does, they will likely blame others for their fate...as is customary.

@Hammerli280 Wonder when his first book offer comes in lol

That F-15 WSO is going to have to take out a second mortgage to pay for all the drinks he’s buying.