NEW: Kamala Harris just abruptly cancelled her planned trip to California and โraced to the White House,โ per reporters Biden also just returned to DC, after being expected to stay in Delaware until after Christmas Is something going on?
pete hegseth confirmation hearing set to 14 jan. I think his process will be a good indicator of the remaining picks
Is endchan down?
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One of the biggest reasons I don't trust AI to make proper decisions for me or believe it will give me legit information is due to the fact most AI is being programmed with bias and selective gathering/interpretation of information. As long as we have the federal government and politicians who regulate, infiltrate, coerce and subsidize the Big Tech industry then AI is not very reliable.
Grok from x.ai is now free! One can only hope it's less censored than the rest of them
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I came across an interesting study on the effects of back surgeries in a controlled group. All of the participants met the current criteria for surgery. However, only half actually underwent the procedure, while the other half was prescribed physical therapy instead, with no surgery. ** The result: The group that did not have surgery fared better! Although the study was conducted in Europe, I suspect we would see similar outcomes here in the U.S.
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Yah, if there is one lesson I have learned is DO NOT trust back surgery operations! Number one it is very expensive. Number two, it rarely works out well. I have an old friend who got back surgery who regrets doing so, he says the pain was worse than when he got it. They had to re-do the surgery a second time a year later because the first surgery was not helping him in any way. Now he is collecting disability instead of working.
Seems plausible that he had a failed back surgerie followed by problems with the insurrance. However, from all the recent revelations i would not rule anything out
the UHC shooter... Apparently he went off-grid inexplicably for several months recently & his family / friends were looking for him. Very much gives off MK Ultra-adjacent vibes...
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https://8kun.top/newsplus/res/313809.html More info, and hints, are coming out this could be part of a negotiation between Russia and the US. While the US has wanted Assad gone for a long time, Russia wants Zelenskyy gone. Could this be the terms for Trump's new peace deal? He just hinted at it in a recent tweet.
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In the near future governments will have to start hiring mercenaries to keep fighting their wars for them, citizens are definitely getting fed up as less and less are willing to join the military over it. Look at the recruitment levels between 2001 and today for example. Historic lows today all throughtout the West. Inb4 'muh draft'. Yah, let's see how far that would fly in today's volatile political climate.
Syria's capital city Damascus has fallen to rebels and Syrian President Assad has reportedly fled to Tehran, Iran.
Guys who are we kidding. The military industrial complex needs these conflicts. The war will never end
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According to the recent Tucker Carlson interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, this is exactly why Russia tested this new missile technology in Ukraine recently. It was a message to the West compelling our governments to negotiate a compromise and make peace before this spirals out-of-control into an all-out global nuclear war that no nation or government would win. In my opinion this new technology just put down a checkmate. Russia now has something we cannot fight against or intercept, outside of nuclear retaliation against Russia and we all know how that would end for us too.
I want one of those missiles
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Around Mach 10 which is 10x the speed of sound (approximately 7,680 miles per hour). That is hypersonic. No supersonic missile is able to compete or intercept a hypersonic missile. On that note, the report may be just a tad bit deceiving, perhaps not with intention, when it comes to comparison with a nuclear missile. This was not a nuke and did not simulate a nuclear strike. It may get as hot as nuclear blast on impact but the purpose of this missile is to reduce anything it hits to dust. The limits of destruction depends on the type of warhead and explosives used, of-course. Russia only tested a very low explosive payload obviously, and not nuclear. This was enough to completely destroy the massive Yuzhmash missile manufacturing plant in Dnipro, Ukraine with six conventional warheads. The message was sent to the West. Russia can reduce weapons makers, storage facilities, military bases and decision making centers, anywhere around the world, reducing them to dust, and there is not one weapon we have to intercept them (at least not one with proven ability).
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What speed are we talking? It must be serious if they are essentially simulating a meteor to achive that kind of blast radius
This is scary, but a must read! Russia's New Oreshnik Missile Is Far More Advanced & Powerful Than Previously Reported https://8kun.top/newsplus/res/313799.html TL/DR: Russia no longer needs to use nukes, nukes are outdated. Their new missile technology uses extreme heat combined with hypersonic [Mach 10] speed to create a limited, yet as powerful as an initial nuclear blast, against any given target at near pinpoint precision which pulverizes the target to dust... and there is no defense against these missiles that exist today. Extreme heat, extreme speed and extemely deadly new technology!