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UltraMagaOK 1 point ago +1 / -0

I have wondered if it could be to stop them from corruption/human rights abuses; a takeover not by them but by the USA.

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UltraMagaOK 2 points ago +2 / -0

Pretty sure most people who say "Islamic fundamentalism is created by American Democracy" are probably talking about modern history. I think the CIA and the Mossad have worked hand in hand to put fundamentalists in power in Palestine and Iran for starters. What a dream for Zionists to have Islamic bogeyman leaders to repress the people and do all the provocation they need to act in "self defense."

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UltraMagaOK 2 points ago +2 / -0

How many people thought of that when that one song came on at USA 250?

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UltraMagaOK 3 points ago +3 / -0

Because you had to pretend to be Christian back then or face consequences it means everyone still has to be Christian.

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UltraMagaOK 3 points ago +3 / -0

Some of the most famous founders didn't even follow the bible. They were Deists. They were also Freemasons. Freemasonry allows all the Abrahamic religions.

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UltraMagaOK 5 points ago +5 / -0

There definitely was a comms vibe. Don't forget Nessun Dorma!

Sum of All Fears clip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N4wMoqMzbw

What is the meaning of Nessun Dorma? AI Overview "Nessun dorma" translates to "Let no one sleep" or "None shall sleep" in English. It is the famous opening line of the most iconic tenor aria in the Italian opera Turandot by Giacomo Puccini.

The Story Behind the Aria In the opera, the cold and cruel Princess Turandot has decreed that any man who wishes to marry her must solve three riddles; if they fail, they are executed. An unknown prince (named Calaf) successfully solves all the riddles. Desperate to avoid marrying him, the Princess announces that no one in the kingdom is allowed to sleep until they discover the prince's true name.

What the Prince is Singing As the kingdom searches for his name in the night, the prince sings "Nessun dorma" to express his supreme confidence and passionate assurance that he will win her heart. The aria builds to a soaring, triumphant finale with his repeated cry of "Vincerò!" (I will win!).

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UltraMagaOK 1 point ago +1 / -0

Can't say I remember seeing it but I would be surprised if I didn't. it feels like the memory is buried in there somewhere. That is 1976, before punk rock made a stir and disco wasn't quite so ubiquitous yet. It's propaganda but the artistic style is fantastic and emblematic of the time.

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UltraMagaOK 3 points ago +3 / -0

AI overview of "Deist Founders"

Deists believe in a Creator God who established the universe and its natural laws but does not actively intervene in human affairs. This rationalist philosophy peaked during the Enlightenment, with influential thinkers and historical figures adopting its principles over traditional, organized religion.

Some of the most famous deists in history include:

Thomas Paine: A principal exponent of American deism who famously criticized traditional Christianity and organized religion in his influential work, The Age of Reason.

Thomas Jefferson: One of the most notable Founding Fathers of the United States, who compiled his own version of the Bible—omitting miracles and the divinity of Jesus—to align strictly with deistic, rationalist morality.

Benjamin Franklin: The American polymath and statesman held deistic views, often pointing to reason, natural law, and his own version of a Creator who governed the universe.

George Washington: The first US President is widely considered by historians to have held deist beliefs, frequently referencing a "Providence" or a higher power in his public writings rather than traditional Christian dogma.

John Adams: The second US President advocated for religious freedom and is identified by historians as holding strong deist or Unitarian convictions.

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UltraMagaOK 10 points ago +10 / -0

Gameshire Stopaway baby. MOASS or not, it's a lofty comparison Ryan Coen made: to build Berkshire Hathaway-like value for their shareholders in a short time. Even investors who merely dipped their toes in at today's prices would do extremely well.

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UltraMagaOK 2 points ago +2 / -0

Sister of a suspected ISIS terrorist...Who made ISIS and who stands to benefit from this attack?

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UltraMagaOK 5 points ago +5 / -0

You have to keep the jewish child religions at each others throats or else they might stop and realize they have been manipulated.

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UltraMagaOK 3 points ago +3 / -0

Tesla didn't make a lot of notes. He had the incredible ability to engineer machines, see them and make adjustments all in his mind.

His contribution to modern life can hardly be overestimated. He invented AC power transmission. How would we be doing without that do you think?

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UltraMagaOK 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't think you know what you are talking about. NIST said the fireballs made oxygen scarce and the impact zone barely burned.

https://www.nist.gov/world-trade-center-investigation/study-faqs/wtc-towers-investigation

The fire behavior following the aircraft impacts is described in NIST NCSTAR 1-5A. In general, there was little sustained fire near the area where the aircraft hit the towers. Immediately upon impact of the aircraft, large fireballs from the atomized jet fuel consumed all the local oxygen. (This in itself would have made those locations rapidly unlivable.) The fireballs receded quickly and were followed by fires that grew inside the tower where there was a combination of combustible material, air, and an ignition source. Little combustible material remained near the aircraft entry gashes, since the aircraft "bulldozed" much of it toward the interior of the building. Also, some of the contents fell through the breaks in the floor to the stories below.

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UltraMagaOK 1 point ago +1 / -0

You think an explosion is going to instantly heat the structural steel to weaken it that much? It's not just temperature but heat. It's takes a lot of sustained heat. The black smoke tells you the fires were burning poorly anyway.

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