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loceng
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How much confirmation bias do you think you're leaning into, in order to not have to swallow the equally, if not more likely case, that the IDF was ordered or purposefully delayed in their response by higher ups? And about the Hannibal
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2y ago
You can start spending time first studying these: https://israelpalestinetimeline.org/ https://ifamericansknew.org/
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2y ago
Most sophisticated-best funded military in the world doesn't have automatic alert systems in place, redundancies, etc, eh? You probably also don't believe that the Hannibal Directive was deployed on Oct. 7th as well, even though I
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2y ago
You do know this so-called war didn't start on Oct. 7th, right? This world needs to be mandated to watch all of the actual evidence, and just propaganda by those who mostly control the mainstream-social media channels.
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2y ago
And yet it took 5 hours for IDF to respond to Hamas breaching their border - where it only takes a maximum of 45 minutes via helicopter to get to any point along the Israel-Palestine border? Is there any technology possible to help people m
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2y ago
Can't have malinformation that may make the so-called King(s) look bad..
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2y ago
BOOK TO READ: Wilful Blindness: How a network of narcos, tycoons and CCP agents infiltrated the West by Sam Cooper - an investigative Canadian journalist, to get a deep dive into how long this has been going on. This current government in p
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2y ago
"They are spreading propaganda that it isn't they doing it!"
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2y ago
So the solution is use tax money instead to commission citizen-run oversight then?
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2y ago
Are all countries currently honest with their fishing practices, e.g. catch sizes, etc?
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Any way to identify where that fishing gear is coming from or produced? Obviously anyone from anywhere could be buying it to use and then trashing it.
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2y ago
What if he outsourced his work to actual engineers?..
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2y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER(S) | Remote is fine but I prefer real-time collaborative workflow. - Elixir/Phoenix et al - Tailwind Once core feature sets are in place then will scale quickly; I have 30 years domain experience, self-taught since a
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2y ago
A good peripheral nerve specialist will direct the diagnostic nerve blocks, and he prefers you use his pain management guy who he trusts is doing the nerve blocks properly - so you're getting an actual proper diagnostic response from p
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2y ago
What's considered a low dose for Xanax? Never taken it before. Re: Tinnitus - Interesting thought to put forward, thanks. If you still have issues with tinnitus or hypersensitive hearing, look into Berard AIT (Auditory Integration Trai
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2y ago
My vagus nerves were constantly being compressed until roughly 4 months ago, when I had bilateral Eagle's syndrome surgeries - Eagle's syndrome a hardening, calcification-ossification of ligaments that connect from the styloid pro
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2y ago
I'd worry that this type of public announcement by a US ambassador is part of propaganda to manufacture consent for the Canadian government to either block select US "news," and/or promote select Canadian "news&
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2y ago
From my understanding the arrest warrant only was created while he was en route; sneaky sneaky..
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2y ago
TL;DR - The bad guys are winning?
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2y ago
And tactics exist outside of control of communications, to capture these bad actors, to infiltrate their ranks; why are these alternatives to fighting the production of child exploitation and abuse content not brought up in conversation eve
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2y ago
Government, and said justices paid by the taxpayer pool of money, is arguably guilty of similar things when taxes are forced-required, no? It's just they're the current power structure, so they can get away with the state monopoly
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2y ago
Using this as a means to manufacture consent to implement-enforce such systems, and then what regulation will be used to counter the tyrannical takeover of these systems - who may be the most vile child predators seeking control-power to be
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2y ago
With all of the upsells and other offerings that monthly services that also can allow a user to use a domain name, I think you're right.
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https://www.boringcompany.com/vegas-loop - doesn't exist?
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"Extreme sycophancy without much critical thought." A claim you make with no supportive arguments. My comment is packed with critical thought. Maybe you're just lacking understanding to unpack it? Or are you too arrogant to n
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2y ago
Should a person with the most followers in the world have more people seeing, to then be able to know what they are sharing or saying, to then have more eyeballs to scrutinize them? Should they have more or less eyeballs witnessing them, an
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So my understanding is Elon reduced the algorithm's bubble effect - causing people to be exposed to contrarian content, content a person doesn't agree with, so that it would be witnessed by more people. Do you think it's a pr
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Thanks for replying with some depth-specific concerns. Okay, so perhaps the worst case scenario is only goods are shipped in the tunnels - taking all semi-trucks off the roads for at least the major long-haul routes? All-or-nothing thinking
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Hey dang, what exactly in my comment above warrants -5 (or more) downvotes?
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I haven't looked into it recently, however their Las Vegas network is going and expanding; 40 million people per year travel to Vegas, a great testbed and for exposure.
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