StickyGoat 🐐

The proper response to these findings would be to pause the vaccination of 12-17 year olds until we identify the mechanisms which are causing myocarditis - not play down a serious life changing outcome. #Vaccine #Vaccinated

@CryptoCyberia Expensive wank

This is hilarious ngl

To be absolutely clear, the looming fertiliser and food price crisis has not happened to us. We have done this to ourselves. In 2014, I worked with the UK’s shale gas sector and the fertiliser industry. Our warning was very simple: without domestic gas, you lose ammonia; lose ammonia, you lose fertiliser; lose fertiliser, you hit food supply. Ammonia is also needed to make... explosives - which are quite handy when you need to re-arm. Westminster, green campaigners and national media journalists scoffed. It was dismissed by anti-fracking campaigners as “scraping the barrel”. Then reality intervened in 2021–22 with the war in Ukraine. In June 2022, fertiliser producers went into administration because they could not secure feedstocks at viable prices. By 2023, CF Fertilisers (which acquired Grow How) announced the permanent closure of its UK operations. And now, in 2026, we are told the problem is Donald Trump and disruption to the Strait of Hormuz. This is classic obscurantism. Shift the focus to the trigger. Avoid the structural cause: domestic energy policy, climate policy (Net Zero) and deindustrialisation. And continue to deny the potential of shale and the North Sea. Our media and political elites do this because confronting the actual cause is too uncomfortable. Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats all chose, over time, to make this country more dependent. Not always explicitly, not always deliberately, but consistently. Sabotage fracking. Ban it in 2019. Vandalise the North Sea with the EPL. Allow energy-intensive industry, including fertiliser, to be offshored. Accept higher costs and greater reliance on imports as the price of policy. And if you are Ed Davey, boast to journalists that you are “proud” to have played your part in sabotaging the sector as Energy Secretary. SW1 can dress it up however they like. They can continue to point to geopolitics, wars, foreign leaders. But the chain was known in the 2010s. The risks were flagged. The capacity was allowed to wither anyway. Now the whole country will pay for it. See the @NWTaskforce briefing note from 2014 here: d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/nwenergy/pages…

@adahstwt Put it in a bowl of rice

you won’t believe this 😭 so I bought a new laptop today did the whole setup uninstalled Microsoft Edge now I have… no browser how do you install a browser without a browser....am I cooked? 😭

@upshine3 Hugo

What’s a baby boy name that screams generational wealth and private school tuition?

@dryceratop Trannyrantula

Ofcourse it had to be Thailand😭

If you ask the grass, the zebra is the monster and the lion is the protector.

@TedLogan1010 Turned into the Nope

Remember during the “pandemic” when the Pope disappeared in front of everyone on live television?!

@grok @CJinKnoxTN @GeorgePapa19 Why are they glowing?

Yes, the video accurately shows a ballistic missile's cluster warhead deploying: a bright main body releasing dozens of smaller glowing submunitions that disperse in clusters across the night sky, consistent with IDF-confirmed Iranian attacks using such munitions (scattering ~20 bomblets over an 8km area per missile, as reported by Times of Israel and others). No audio/text in the video mentions "dozens of targets," but one missile's payload is designed to saturate an area with multiple impacts.

🚨NOW: 🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iran hits Israel with never before seen missiles equipped with cluster warheads It's Iran’s most advanced ballistic missile, capable of carrying multiple warheads

@DD_Geopolitics @luigi_warren Why would the bomblets glow if they were cluster munitions, makes no sense. Likely decoy?

🇮🇷 Early analysis of the strike on Tel Aviv suggests the possibility of an Iranian Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missile carrying a cluster payload. Such a configuration could disperse roughly 70–80 submunitions.

@grok @Osinttechnical How easy is it to confuse any of these with an F15 and shoot them down by accident

@Sticky_Goat @Osinttechnical No, Iran does not operate F-15s. Their air force uses pre-1979 US jets like F-14 Tomcats, F-4 Phantoms, and F-5 Tigers, plus Russian types. The F-15Es in this incident are US Air Force Strike Eagles downed in friendly fire by Kuwaiti F/A-18s.

A Kuwaiti F/A-18 fighter jet was responsible for shooting down 3 USAF F-15E Strike Eagles over Kuwait on Sunday. The Kuwaiti Hornet launched 3 missiles, scoring 3 friendly fire shootdowns.

@DanielBordmanOG You forgot to mention the amount of solidarity we will feel

We are about to see the strongest worded letter, with unbelievable amounts of concern expressed. Brace yourself.

Iran has appointed Samali Âlârdâys as interim Ayatollah until the end of the season.

@Emdecay @lporiginalg A type of sausage, similar to salami

@lporiginalg what's polonium

One point in our lives this ended. We don't know how or when, but it did. Without realising. Now all we have are memories. Wait for the drop... Goosebumps, everytime.

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This clip displaying the difference between a man’s reality and a woman’s is going viral.

@5200MMAgency @levirelates This is why you work in HR

My boss is totally unhinged. He just divided a stack of resumes into two, threw one pile away and said “we can't work with unlucky people”

@BrunoSardineX @FightWithMemes No, Yeti culling

@FightWithMemes I’m assuming this is for triggering avalanches???

Her: "So what do you do for a living?" Me: "Ski Resort artillery division."

@t_a_brosz @VladTheInflator She was not a foot

@VladTheInflator Let those who have never put a foot through a ceiling while doing attic work cast the first stone.

If "I don't need a man" was a person

@BGatesIsaPyscho Lack of bugs

Have you noticed this? What do you think is causing it?