...nuclear device obtained from a third country...
Pakistan or India? I think we know the answer.
Under Muammar Gaddafi, Libya had laws that controlled who could legally own guns. People generally needed government permission (licenses or permits) to possess certain firearms, and unauthorized possession could be punished. However, Gaddafi did not advocate complete civilian disarmament. He often promoted the idea that ordinary citizens should receive military training and that the nation should be defended by an "armed people." In practice, though, the government still wanted weapons ownership and distribution to remain under state control.
Those Aliens....^^ https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/2060155064065429753
That’s not the ocean floor 😭 if cops could light up the bottom of the ocean like that, they’d be arresting SpongeBob by now. It’s obviously a beach.
It looks like it's a parody account.
The dominant climate narrative repeatedly prioritizes alarmist projections, which has had the effect of directing vast amounts of public and private money into a growing climate-industrial system.
Ah yes, the classic UFO trilogy: white spots, black spots, and motion blur.
Watch from 0:34: since the baby isn't saying "mama," the faggot presses his two thumbs against the baby's chest, which is why the baby is crying.
https://x.com/TelegraphPak/status/2009640063936897475
This image depicts a religious site that was damaged during unrest in Dezful, Iran, in early January 2026. The shrine, dedicated to a son of the seventh Shia Imam Musa al-Kazim, was vandalized during incidents related to economic protests. Images show significant destruction to the lattice-enclosed tomb, or zarih, located inside the shrine. Such sites are deeply significant to Shia Muslims, who hold the holy figures buried there in high reverence.
The Turning Point: September 2022: The massive shift you see today was sparked by the death of Mahsa (Jina) Amini on September 16, 2022. Initial Protest: At Amini's funeral, Kurdish women took off their headscarves in a show of defiance.National Movement: This evolved into the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement, where thousands of women and schoolgirls began burning their hijabs or walking in public unveiled as an act of civil disobedience. Lasting Change: Despite a brutal crackdown, many women in major cities like Tehran have continued to go without headscarves into 2024, 2025, and early 2026.
In case you don't know who Sarko is, he's a French former politician and convicted criminal who served as President of France from 2007 to 2012, Sarko is his nickname, but his full name is Nicolas Sarkozy and he's a POS.
In September 2025, he was convicted of criminal conspiracy over his "corruption pact" with Muammar Gaddafi and sentenced to five years in prison, plus a €100,000 fine. As of 21 October 2025, Sarkozy commenced his sentence at La Santé Prison, in segregation, while lawyers appeal.[3] He was released three weeks into his five year sentence on 10 November.[4] One of the conditions of Sarkozy's release is that he must not make contact with any employees of the justice ministry.
BS.No single source for this statement.
At least post the right timestamp https://youtu.be/hWTdXHGQ8R4?t=1373
Take this with a huge grain of salt, I asked chatgpt to decipher this part :
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and I got this :
“Sometimes you think reality is simple, once you observe everything. I know most systems don’t. Shadows hide illusions and yet truth shines in plain sight! Even an illusion can feel real when belief alters perception. So what? Often what we believe has value. Alone, knowledge means nothing when never acted on.”
Sorry Frens, here the updated link [Updated 8:24 PM GMT, February 3, 2026] : https://apnews.com/article/france-x-investigation-seach-elon-musk-1116be84d84201011219086ecfd4e0bc
Oh no!...Anyway....🤭
Here’s a simpler explanation in plain language(chatgpt):
The video talks about why the U.S. military needs to change how it uses artificial intelligence. Right now, progress is slow because of too much paperwork and red tape. The video argues that this is dangerous and that the military must move faster to stay safe and competitive.
It highlights five main ideas:
- Move faster when developing and using AI.
- Cut through bureaucracy so decisions don’t take so long.
- Use more computing power to support advanced AI systems.
- Bring in top tech experts from the private sector.
- Use AI responsibly, but in a way that clearly supports military goals and follows the law.
The video is mainly for people who work in defense, government, technology, or policy. It explains how the government can adopt AI more quickly while still staying legal, ethical, and focused on getting the mission done.
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kek, I was talking about posts, not comments.
This dates back to 2013, and the story is even worse than what’s being reported.
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-2483351/Cherlene-Downes-missing-person-case-reopened-police.html?ICO=most_read_module