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https://fullchan.net/?fd3a31e324b99b43#5t3Wo9iCo8GS6KpQDkpPVGyk7wkmd6oVobqtW3new9DB

>>23433218

TYB

​Adams denied campaign matching funds again as board claims lawbreaking

https://www.crainsnewyork.com/politics-policy/eric-adams-denied-campaign-matching-funds-again-board-claims-lawbreaking

seems racist

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>>23433218

TYB

>>23433218

https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/wp-content/uploads/sites/360/2017/01/NDE10.pdf

Thank you baker.

>>23433218

TYB

OpenAI is giving ChatGPT to the government for $1, per CNBC

https://x.com/unusual_whales/status/1953128542017077492

We should refuse this.

Mueller’s Memory Fade… Key Figures Facing Accountability Like Never Before!

By Mackenzie WebAugust 6, 2025

The recent news regarding Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel famously appointed to investigate alleged collusion between President Trump and Russia, is stirring significant discussion. At the heart of this story is not only Mueller’s current condition—he is reportedly living in a memory-care facility—but also the ongoing accountability being demanded by representatives like House Oversight Chairman James Comer.

For those of you who take pride in hard work and holding the powerful to account, this development highlights a larger issue in our society. As Mueller’s health declines, questions continue to swirl around his effectiveness and motivations during the investigation into President Trump. Many Americans, especially those over 60 who have witnessed decades of political maneuvering, recognize the telltale signs of a government that operates not for the people, but with favoritism and hidden agendas.

Comer’s decision to subpoena notable figures such as the Clintons and other prominent Democrats is an important step towards accountability. For too long, the political left has acted as if they are above the law, and blue-collar Americans have suffered the consequences of this disregard. Some may argue that these individuals are being targeted as part of a political vendetta, but the reality is that the American people deserve answers about the manipulation of our democratic process. Why have some of our most respected institutions been compromised in pursuit of political gain?

more:

https://patriotfetch.com/2025/08/mueller-health-accountability-oversight/

LOVE THE WHITE HOUSE GIFT SHOP!!!🇺🇸😍😍😍

https://x.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1953128718085374040

>>23433218

tyb

>>23433234

>>23433218

Thanks Baker!

>>23433242

pence deli duz toast too

Breaking News

@TheNewsTrending

#BREAKING: ACTIVE SHOOTER SITUATION IN FORT STEWART:

Footage of soldiers on base running into shelter.

Initial radio traffic suggests the possibility of two shooters, with one suspect already in custody; 5 injured.

SHELTER-IN-PLACE IS ACTIVE.

11:59 AM · Aug 6, 2025

https://x.com/TheNewsTrending/status/1953123695011967094

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/36175839/iran-nuclear-scientist-roozbeh-vadi-executed-mossad-israel/

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Roozbeh-Vadi

Iranian nuclear scientist Roozbeh Vadi executed after ‘handing Israel intel that led to nuke chief’s assassination’

Vadi reportedly had access to state secrets and was held in Tehran Evin Prison since his arrest last year

>>23433218

tyb

Get well soon, Big Balls. o7 Fuckin commie pieces of shit.

https://x.com/barackobama/status/1952841189310300581

We can’t lose focus on what matters – right now, Republicans in Texas are trying to gerrymander district lines to unfairly win five seats in next year’s midterm elections. This is a power grab that undermines our democracy.

>>23433234

Q posted about how they would all claim to be incapacitated in some way but I can't remember the right phrase - assist?

https://archive.ph/hpX9z

Joe and Jill Biden in 1976, a year before their marriage.

>>23433256

>>23433233

NOTABLE

ChatGPT can help detect fraud by analyzing text-based data, identifying patterns, and flagging suspicious activities in real-time. It is particularly useful for financial institutions looking to enhance their fraud detection capabilities.

>https://www.dataleon.ai/en/blog/using-chatgpt-for-real-time-fraud-detection-in-finance

>https://indatalabs.com/blog/chatgpt-fraud-detection-invoice-cases

AND NOW WE EXPOSE WHO DID!!!😏🤣🤣🤣

https://x.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1953131238711017564

levying war or adhering to their enemies

Following his initial scuffle with the Angels as he tried to climb onstage, Hunter, as seen in concert footage wearing a bright lime-green suit, returned to the front of the crowd and drew a long-barreled .22 caliber revolver from inside his jacket. Hells Angel Alan Passaro, seeing Hunter drawing the revolver, drew a knife from his belt and charged Hunter from the side, parrying Hunter's pistol with his left hand and stabbing him twice in the head with his right hand, killing him.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altamont_Free_Concert

That's the way things went at Altamont—so badly that the Grateful Dead, the prime organizers and movers of the festival, didn't even get to play.

Walking Dead actress, DEAD as a coffin nail:

Kelley Mack, the actress best known for portraying Adeline on season nine of The Walking Dead, “passed away peacefully” on August 4 in her hometown of Cincinnati, per a statement posted to the health-services social network CaringBridge. She had an astrocytoma, a cancerous tumor that grows in the central nervous system, that began in her spinal cord. She was diagnosed after spending Thanksgiving 2024 in the ER, began radiation in January 2025, and entered into respite care in July. Mack’s sister, Kathryn, confirmed her death on Instagram on August 5. “As her sister, I want you all to know how brave that tough SOB was, especially when she decided to make the leap to be reunited with God,” she wrote. ‘I’m so fucking proud of her.”

In The Walking Dead, Mack’s Addy was a sweet girl living on the Hilltop with a crush on Matt Lintz’s Henry Sutton, who fought against that season’s antagonist, the Whisperers. The actress’s life will be honored with a celebration on August 16 in Ohio. “Kelley has already come to many of her loved ones in the form of various butterflies 🦋 ❤️,” her sister wrote. “She will be missed by so many to depths that words cannot express.”

Kelley Mack, The Walking Dead Actress, Dead at 33

33

33

33

sauce:

https://www.vulture.com/article/kelley-mack-dead-actress.html

>>23433218

tyb

Active shooter situation at Ft. Stewart in GA

ffs/mkultra activation ? 👈🤔

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>>23433218

>Survivor of last nights Asswars bread.

>>23433256

>Q posted about how they would all claim to be incapacitated in some way but I can't remember the right phrase - assist?

>>23433261

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Anonymous 10/29/2017 12:47:18 ID: P3Lk4PKG

4chan/pol: 147109593

Follow the money, it’s the key.

What is Pelosi’s net worth by way of one example. Why coincidentally is her memory apparently going?

Cover for possible future indictment to plead what?

What if John M never had surgery and that was a coverfor a future out if needed against prosecution?

Why did Soros transfer his bulk public funds to a NP? Note this doesn’t include massive slush funds that are pulled by several high ups.

Why did Soros’ son have several meetings with Canadian PM and how is that related to Clinton’s?

Can you rely on being able to board a plane and fly away?

Why is MS13 a priority _ nobody got this.

Could people pay such gangs to kill opponents and why / how to insulate against exposure?

The truth is mind blowing and cannot fully be exposed.

Also many are thinking from one point of view, US only, this evil is embedded globally. US is the first domino.

Have faith.

>>23433253

best asses were stuffed

in jordache jeans

>>23433218

thank you baker

>>23433218

Thank You Baker o7

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>>23433295

>mkultra activation

Looks like they're still a crap ton of assets to be deployed…unfortunate.

https://x.com/DanScavino/status/1953073890768429165

What did the USSS have to tell Joe Biden — re: Hunter. The American People deserve to know.

https://x.com/lookner/status/1953134769568448866

>>23433218

TYB

>>23433306

How and when did she become pregnant?

Why didnt Jesus shine like Noah?

Who baptized Christ?

Was it within 10 days of his birth?

>>23433277

>>23433312

Sounds like some gay-shit popping off.

>>23433305

Cocaine, laptops from hell, prostitutes = kompromat

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>>23433277

The President has been briefed on the shooting at Fort Stewart in Georgia. The White House is monitoring the situation.

https://x.com/PressSec/status/1953135134665802048

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>>23433325

https://www.atalayar.com/en/articulo/new-technologies-innovation/trump-and-putin-agree-to-end-the-international-space-station-with-europe-spectator/20250806153045217322.html

Trump and Putin agree to end the International Space Station with Europe as a spectator

06/08/25

Presidents Trump and Putin have given the green light to the proposal put forward by the heads of their respective space agencies: to deorbit and drop the International Space Station onto Earth in 2030 and sink its remains in the deep waters of the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

The decision means that the largest space cooperation initiative of all time will come to an end in about five years. It marks the end of three decades of effective, uninterrupted collaboration between the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and its Russian counterpart, Roscosmos.

The project has the great merit of having overcome the clashes and serious tensions between Washington and Moscow, and even the sanctions and reprisals imposed by both sides in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

This has been made possible by prioritising research on board the ISS and the survival of the joint crews of Russian cosmonauts and American and third-country astronauts, many of them European.

The agreement reached, for the time being verbal, between the heads of NASA and Roscosmos, after eight years without face-to-face meetings since October 2018, confirms that both agencies will continue to jointly and safely lead, govern and use the International Space Station (ISS) until 2030.

The end of its operational life was scheduled for 2024, and although its infrastructure has been improved, some modules of the orbital complex are showing signs of fatigue.

The agreement between the newly appointed interim administrator of NASA, Republican politician and television presenter Sean Duffy, 53, who combines his new role with that of Secretary of Transportation, a position he took up in January 2025, is the main outcome of the visit to the United States at the end of July by a small delegation of senior Roscosmos officials, led by its director general for the past six months, Dimitri Bakanov, 39.

Disagreements on Earth, cooperation in orbit

The head of the Russian Space Agency was invited on a ‘working visit’ – as NASA described it – to witness the launch of the Dragon Crew-11 manned capsule on a Falcon 9 rocket from Elon Musk's SpaceX company at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.

Four passengers were on board the Crew-11 mission that took off on 1 August and are now on board the ISS, one of whom is cosmonaut Igor Platonov, a lieutenant colonel in the Russian Air Force.

With the green light from the White House and the Kremlin, Duffy and Bakanov have agreed that the research, tests and experiments of the crews on board the ISS will continue ‘at least until 2028’, and that the Russians and Americans ‘will work together for about two years to define the profile for its deorbiting in 2030’, said the head of Russia's space activities.

For his part, Sean Duffy has stated that the United States and Russia ‘have disagreements and conflicts here, but we find points of collaboration on the ISS and we do not waste those relationships’. Bakanov has been on US soil since 30 July for three days, along with three other senior Roscosmos officials.

One of his companions was the director of Manned Programmes and, since last May, President Putin's special representative for International Space Cooperation, veteran cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev, 66, who has made six space flights, totalling 803 days in orbit and more than 41 hours of work in outer space.

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>>23433319

Technically, the 5th note of the major scale changes according to what key you're playing/singing.

There are 7 notes in the Major Scale

12 notes that keep repeating tonally but going lower or higher in pitch as you move up and down the keyboard of a piano, for instance:

starting on middle C;

C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B to C which keeps on going in the same order

The Major Scale is comprised of the folling spacing between notes:

taking the "C" scale for an example again we have - C D E F G A B

in G we have:

G A B C D E F#

so the spaces between ores are Whole step, Whole step, Half step, Whole step, Whole step, Whole step, Half step

So the fifth of a scale is always 7 half steps up from the One

My point is, again, the fifth is dependent upon what KEY you're playing in.

In the key of C, the fifth is G.

In the key of G, the fifth is D

In the key of D, the fifth is A

etc.

https://www.king5.com/mobile/article/news/local/tacoma/tacoma-sues-sound-transit-electrical-infrastructure-damage/281-0b17a559-df02-45c1-8223-bcb756a5c7aa

https://www.king5.com/mobile/article/news/local/wildfire/wildfire-cuts-lake-cushman-fire/281-f8147bec-e115-4cd3-b160-f42fab672e06

>>23433234

Ask Mueller about OKC, McVeigh/Wysopal

https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/news/pressrel/press-releases/paul-wysopal-named-special-agent-in-charge-of-tampa-division

Domestic Terrorists.

Scientists Have Brewed a 'Super Alcohol' Theorized to Exist in Deep Space

06 August 2025

By recreating extreme conditions found inside deep space interstellar clouds, scientists have produced methanetetrol, or C(OH)4 – a 'super alcohol' that was long theorized about but never actually seen before.

This is not the kind of alcohol you can ask for in a cocktail: it's a highly unstable molecule made up of four hydroxyl groups (OH) at a single carbon atom. Its existence was first predicted more than a century ago.

To finally prove that prediction correct, an international team of researchers created artificial space ice in a lab, freezing carbon dioxide and water down to ultra-cold temperatures in a vacuum.

By bombarding this ice with high-energy radiation blasts – intended to mimic the cosmic rays from stars and supernovae that zoom through space – it kicked off a chemical reaction that eventually led to methanetetrol.

"The detection of methanetetrol in space-simulation experiments demonstrates that the interstellar medium is host to an unanticipated and counterintuitive chemistry that demands scientific attention," write the researchers in their published paper.

It's a discovery that opens up a wealth of new possibilities about the chemical reactions that could be happening in deep space, including the freezing cold bundles of ice and dust that are interstellar clouds, lingering between stars.

If methanetetrol can form, then what other 'impossible' molecules could be out there? And how might this influence the chemistry and physics of space that have already been outlined in previous research?

In particular, the researchers think that their findings could be vital in the future study of other lifeforms out in the Universe, and how they might get started – not just through this molecule, but others it might lead us to.

"This molecule's identification here represents a blind spot and the lack of its detection to date in the terrestrial environment is evidence of the counter-intuitive chemistry of the interstellar medium and justification for its promotion," write the researchers.

One of the next steps worth taking is to see if we can spot methanetetrol out in its natural habitat of deep space – as it's far too unstable to exist on Earth. Thanks to this latest research, astronomers now have a better idea of what they're looking for.

Detecting it isn't going to be easy though. Methanetetrol breaks apart very quickly when it's hit with light, a process known as dissociative photoionization, and the researchers were only able to catch a fleeting glimpse of it here.

There's lots more to explore, and thanks to advances in scientific techniques and telescope imagery, we're continuing to get a better idea of what's beyond our own planet. Indeed, only last year some of the same researchers discovered another 'impossible' molecule, called methanetriol.

It's increasingly clear that chemistry in space is not the same as chemistry on Earth. In fact, some estimates suggest we've only discovered around 1 percent of the chemicals out in space – but scientists are working hard on it.

"This work pushes the boundaries of what we know about chemistry in space," says chemist Ralf Kaiser, from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.

https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-brewed-a-super-alcohol-theorized-to-exist-in-deep-space

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-61561-z

My Special Envoy, Steve Witkoff, just had a highly productive meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Great progress was made! Afterwards, I updated some of our European Allies. Everyone agrees this War must come to a close, and we will work towards that in the days and weeks to come. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

Aug 06, 2025, 1:03 PM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114982898525988419

>>23433188 LB

>>23433333

chk

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>>23433222

https://archive.is/Oe68M

POTUS truth @ 11:26 am

Q 1126

" A clean [H]ouse is very important."

Q

>>23433218

TYB

>>23433334

Did Congress’ official Constitution site just delete references to parts of Article 1?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/did-congress-official-constitution-site-just-delete-references-to-parts-of-article-1/ar-AA1K0QFb

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/512370726

PB

>>23432999 Today in Q Post History we have 05 Deltas

>>23432094, >>23432162 5 deltas today

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Q!A6yxsPKia. 08/06/2018 19:39:46 ID:

8chan/patriotsfight: 122

The BILL that opened the door for TWITTER, FB, GOOG, etc. to CENSOR & CONTROL.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/house-bill/5181/text

Think Russian bots.

Think Foreign propaganda.

The more you know.

Q

H.R.5181 -To counter foreign disinformation and propaganda, and for other purposes.114th Congress (2015-2016)

BillHide Overview

Sponsor: Rep. Kinzinger, Adam[R-IL-16] (Introduced 05/10/2016)

Committees: House - Foreign Affairs

Latest Action: House - 05/10/2016 Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs. (All Actions)

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Text: H.R.5181 — 114th Congress (2015-2016)

>>23433292

Disagree

Webb Captures Historic New Version of Hubble’s Legendary Deep Field Image

Aug 05, 2025

The Hubble Ultra Deep Field is one of the most iconic space photos of all time, showing nearly 10,000 galaxies of diverse ages, sizes, shapes, and colors in a single frame.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) revisited the same region of the sky, capturing its longest exposure of an extragalactic field with a single filter yet and revealing one of the deepest views ever of the ancient Universe.

The captured field, known as the MIRI Deep Imaging Survey (MIDIS) region, was observed using three of the shortest-wavelength filters available on Webb’s Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) for almost 100 total hours.

The captured information was combined with data collected by Webb’s other primary imager, the Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam).

By combining the data, astronomers and astrophysicists can study how galaxies formed and changed over billions of years, as the European Space Agency (ESA) explains.

Webb’s view of the MIDIS region is narrower than Hubble’s original Ultra Deep Field.

However, thanks to Webb’s extreme sensitivity, its deep observations managed to reveal more than 2,500 light sources, including “hundreds of extremely red galaxies.”

An “extremely red galaxy” in this instance is a dust-obscured system or galaxy with “mature stars that formed early in the Universe’s history.”

“Thanks to Webb’s sharp resolution, even at mid-infrared wavelengths, researchers can resolve the structures of many of these galaxies and study how their light is distributed, shedding light on their growth and evolution,” ESA explains.

Expert image processors have assigned different kinds of infrared light with various colors, helping viewers understand more about each galaxy in the image. The orange and red galaxies were captured at the longest mid-infrared wavelengths.

“The galaxies in these colors have extra features — such as high concentrations of dust, copious star formation, or an active galactic nucleus (AGN) at their center — which emit more of this farther infrared light,” ESA writes.

Meanwhile, the small greenish-white galaxies seen in Webb’s new image are actually the most distant. Although these extremely distant objects exhibit a high redshift, they are not shown as red in this new image.

Their light spectra peak in mid-infrared wavelengths, “which are depicted in white and green.”

The majority of the galaxies in Webb’s new image lack any feature that boosts their mid-infrared emission, so they are brightest at shorter near-infrared wavelengths. These are shown as blue and cyan in the image.

“By returning to this legacy field first made famous by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, Webb is continuing and expanding the deep field tradition — revealing new details, uncovering previously hidden galaxies, and offering fresh insights into the formation of the first cosmic structures,” ESA concludes.

https://petapixel.com/2025/08/05/webb-captures-historic-new-version-of-hubbles-legendary-deep-field-image/

https://esahubble.org/images/heic0611b/

https://esawebb.org/images/potm2507a/

https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2025/04/aa51723-24/aa51723-24.html#S18

Any Anons know any good civil rights attorneys in Washington state?

Preparing for battle against a state agency as well as a federal agency.

muh diversity

CBS morning show hit by race war between white anchor and black meteorologist that exploded after gazebo sex joke

By ALEX HAMMER, US MEDIA CORRESPONDENT

Published: 11:34 EDT, 6 August 2025 | Updated: 12:20 EDT, 6 August 2025

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A longtime CBS Boston anchor who mysteriously disappeared from the air last year has sued her ex-station, network, its parent company, and two black former colleagues - for what she says was a 'DEI' plan to purge white staffers.

Beloved morning host Kate Merrill filed the suit in US District Court on Tuesday. She left the station in May 2024 after being accused of racism - just weeks after she complained to bosses about an alleged on-air comment from a colleague that she said suggested she had slept with a co-anchor in a gazebo.

The suit names CBS, Paramount, Merrill's then-general manager Justin Draper, and the then-VP of employee relations at Paramount, Michael Roderick, as defendants.

The latter launched an internal probe into Merrill last spring shortly before she resigned, after she was accused of 'microaggressions' and unconscious bias by two recently hired black colleagues, meteorologist Jason Mikell and anchor Courtney Cole.

The investigation saw Merrill slapped with a 'written warning' after it found her alleged behavior 'was grounded in microaggressions or unconscious bias and created a very unwelcoming work environment.'

Merrill was ordered to take 'unconscious bias training' and told any more problems could cause her termination. She was then told, by Draper, that she was being demoted to a weekend night schedule from her previous weekday morning gig.

Merrill responded by leaving the station she had worked at for 20 years, citing 'the catastrophic damage a demotion would have caused her career, especially in the context of allegations that she was racist.'

The suit claims Merrill faced discrimination because of her race and gender, and that the company scrutiny into her only started following a second, formal complaint about Mikell and his alleged on-air remarks on February 22, 2024.

'Specifically, he implied that Ms. Merrill and her co-anchor had sexual relations at a gazebo,' the suit states. The exact jab was not detailed.

The complaint, however, stemmed from a second incident in April 2024, where Mikell allegedly confronted Merrill on the newsroom floor for all to see.

The suit also claims that the head of East Coast stations for CBS, Adrienne Roark, created the climate that saw the plaintiff forced out. In 2020, Roark had ruled that several CBS affiliates - WBZ in particular - had become 'too white', the suit recalled.

Roark, in turn, allegedly informed managers at WBZ that she would allow only minority hires. Roark was subsequently promoted to CBS's president of editorial and news gathering, just three months after Merrill's departure. She lasted just seven months before 'resigning' herself.

Beforehand, Roark had branded the Boston station 'the least diverse station for on-air talent' and the 'whitest of all their stations.'

Mikell and Cole were subsequently hired, the suit claims - an arrangement Merrill at first was fine with.

Merrill recalled Mikell him with local pronunciations after his hiring in September 2023, but noted how a white meteorologist, Zack Greene, was let go a month before Mikell being brought on.

After the on-air incident in February, Merrill says she was met with an unusual fit of frustration from Mikell following one of her usual corrections.

The meteorologist mispronounced 'Concord' the morning of April 3, 2024, the suit claims. Merrill allegedly sent the meteorologist a text during a break to correct him.

Mikell responded by storming up to her in the newsroom and yelling at her in plain view of other staffers, it is alleged.

Merrill, at that point, filed the official complaint with WBZ HR.

A week later, Roderick was telling about Paramount's investigation into her racial bias and microaggression, the suit recalls.

Roderick also revealed it was not only Mikell who was complaining, but Cole as well.

Both alleged Merrill regularly 'treated coworkers differently because of their race'.

Cole - who joined WBZ in 2022 - specifically alleged that Merrill told her she should try to make a career in Nashville 'because it would be a better racial fit for [her] rather than a comment about career opportunities and how much [Merrill] enjoyed Nashville.'

Mikell insisted Merrill was unfairly critical of him in several instances as well.

Merrill is demanding $4 million in damages.

Daily Mail has contacted CBS and Paramount for comment.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/media/article-14975963/cbs-boston-wbz-kate-merrill-lawsuit-discrimination-white.html

The SPEEDWAY SLAMMER was made possible by the One Big Beautiful Bill. This facility will expand ICE detention space by 1,000 beds and house the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens.

@TriciaOhio

https://x.com/DHSgov/status/1953132512168788158

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Solar eruption from Earth-facing sunspot could trigger northern lights Aug. 8

August 6, 2025

Earlier this week, active region 4168 churned out three M-class flares within 24 hours, ending weeks of calm on the sun.

Then, on Aug. 5, it fired off a strong M4.4-class flare, peaking at 11:58 a.m. EDT (15:58 GMT), and hurled a coronal mass ejection (CME) into space.

But though the eruption came from almost smack-dab in the center of the sun's disk, a spot that usually spells "bullseye" for Earth, this one had a trick up its sleeve.

Instead of heading straight for us, the CME launched sideways, flinging most of its plasma westward, away from Earth.

Still, space weather forecasters say there is a chance Earth may still receive a glancing blow from the CME on Aug. 8, which could trigger a minor (G1) geomagnetic storm, potentially sparking northern lights as far south as northern Michigan and Maine.

"Virtually center disk flare, CME goes sideways. Just Solar Cycle 25 things," aurora chaser Jure Atanackov posted on X, summing up the oddball behavior.

Even so, Earth might not entirely be in the clear. Atanackov pointed to NASA's WSA-ENLIL model, which "indicates the CME from the M4.4 flare may (despite its best efforts) still clip us."

The model suggests a potential impact around 2:00 a.m. EDT (0600 UTC) on Aug. 8 — with a generous margin of error of ±8 hours.

The U.K. Met Office agrees there's potential, noting that "as this region was located near the centre disk at the time, there is a likelihood of an Earth-directed component." However, they also say confidence in that forecast is low.

If the CME does brush past Earth, we could see auroras stretch south into high and even mid-latitudes, but only if the storm's magnetic orientation (a key ingredient for auroras) cooperates.

Essentially, the CME's magnetic field needs to point southward — opposite to Earth's northward field — to effectively connect and transfer energy into our magnetosphere.

If it points north instead, the "door is closed" and solar wind simply glances off, and the auroras may be a no-show.

For now, we wait and watch. As always with the sun — stay tuned.

https://www.space.com/astronomy/sun/solar-storm-launched-from-busy-sunspot-could-trigger-auroras-on-aug-8

https://twitter.com/JAtanackov/status/1952972141911007509

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/communities/space-weather-enthusiasts-dashboard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xia5ToHTGgs (Solar Storm Watch, Solar Flare Watch, Coronal Hole | S0 News Aug.6.2025)

>>23433292

I never knew…

>>23433293

>https://x.com/MCoEFortBenning/status/1953108835809239412

>>23433369

>>23433218

Thanks Baker

Kitchen Sparkling Today

o7

Claiming

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>>23433270

Green monster or green bastard?

>>23433270

https://www.space.com/science/alien-life-on-mars-or-europa-could-survive-off-cosmic-rays-instead-of-the-sun-scientists-suggest

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/international-journal-of-astrobiology/article/estimating-the-potential-of-ionizing-radiationinduced-radiolysis-for-microbial-metabolism-on-terrestrial-planets-and-satellites-with-rarefied-atmospheres/187F317A3974A2008227C707538785E9#authors-details

Alien life on Mars or Europa could survive off cosmic rays instead of the sun, scientists suggest

August 5, 2025

Cosmic rays could be a vital source of energy for life on icy moons, on Mars, or even on rogue planets that wander alone between stars; it's possible, scientists say, that the phenomenon could create a "radiolytic habitable zone" on what are otherwise some of the coldest, darkest worlds known.

"For this mechanism to work, you just need a planetary surface with a thin or no atmosphere, irrespective of its distance from the sun," Dimitra Atri of New York University Abu Dhabi, told Space.com.

"This would expand the possibilities of life existing on distant and rogue planets."

On Earth, life mostly derives its biochemical energy from sunlight. There are exceptions, however. For instance, life can exist on the seafloor where sunlight cannot shine through.

There, hydrothermal vents pump heat and chemical energy into the ocean. Meanwhile, extremophile microbes living several kilometers down below Earth's rocky surface survive on a diet of hydrogen, methane, sulfur and ammonia and have very slow metabolisms.

These exceptions point to how life might persist on worlds unlike our own, on planets like Mars or in the oceans of icy moons such as Europa and Enceladus.

And now, a team of researchers led by Atri has found a new way that life might gain energy to eke out an existence in the dark: cosmic rays.

What are cosmic rays? Cosmic rays are energetic particles that originate beyond the solar system.

Their precise origin is undetermined — supernova remnants and active galactic nuclei are considered to be two likely sources — but what we know is that cosmic rays are generally either charged particles such as electrons and protons, or atomic nuclei such as alpha particles (helium nuclei). Cosmic rays are also typically considered to be ionizing radiation, which can have a detrimental effect on biological cells and DNA.

Perhaps, though, cosmic rays aren't bad for all life. Indeed, as Atri says, in certain environments they could be essential.

Moving at close to the speed of light, cosmic rays are sufficiently energetic to be able to penetrate several feet into the ground if they reach a planetary body with no magnetic field to deflect them, and no thick atmosphere to absorb them.

On Earth, we are relatively safe from cosmic rays because our planet does have a robust magnetic field (although, technically, frequent flyers are more exposed to them).

Mars, however, has a thin atmosphere and no magnetic shield, while Jupiter's and Saturn's moons, barring the atmospheric Titan, are much more exposed to cosmic rays.

When a cosmic ray reaches the surface of a body and strikes water-ice, both on the surface and in the body's sub-surface, the sheer energy of impact can smash water molecules apart and release electrons in the process.

These electrons can then be utilized by simple microbial life as an energy source in a process known as radiolysis.

Atri and his colleagues performed a series of calculations that worked out the maximum biomass that could survive from the flux of cosmic rays at Mars, Europa and Enceladus, and how deep that life would be.

The contenders

Enceladus, which is an icy moon of Saturn that is 313 miles (504 kilometers) across with an underground ocean and giant water plumes that spray out through surface cracks, was the most promising, with a maximum biomass sustainable by cosmic rays of 400 millionths of a gram per square centimeter.

This might not sound like much, but consider that a single microbe has a mass in the region of a trillionth of a gram.

Mars was next, with a maximum biomass of 110 millionths of a gram per square centimeter capable of being supported by radiolysis.

If life exists on Mars, it would be underground, embedded in permafrost and could potentially explain anomalous methane readings scientists see in Mars' atmosphere.

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Hammering..

Coincidence?

Yes.

>>23433254

>MAGA

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>>23433340

This area is basically timber tree farms. Pathetic they haven’t mitigated this particular fire. Easy access should never spun out to this size. Unacceptable and blatant incompetence from the state, blm and companies that own the land. Something highly suspicious about their behavior in Washington.

>>23433424

So brave

>>23433408

Most do not know the difference between a bastard and other people.

A bastards in modern terms as well.

I will help you with context.

In history a bastard was someone that grew up with out a father. It however had a different distinction that you where not even a bastard unless you had a notable name of one side or the other. The woman would often become nuns if this happened in this way having lacking the ability to marry ins some instances of old Christian law. Then you had men thar well did not make a difference but if a high lord so on then they often where looked after or a lord is some status.

This is different then the context of “all cops are bastard.” This is an antifa saying is the thing and blm in ways. It is to be an insult but most do not know how this came about. Some times in the ancient old times they would take and raise children that lost all their family often knights family or larger lords would find work for them. If they took a liking to them they could study under them and obtain a “sr” name even in some context in this way.

The modern sense is of this is that police normally are often raised in homes with out a father and want to save the mother or woman as a complex. Known as being like overly moral in this way and going maybe beyond the law in methods is things with the idea they are protecting the community but mostly woman and children.

The thing is it is not bad to protect the community but as you can see things like throwing stones is become quite common which someone befriends a police officer or someone of status in some way. Then they tell them roomers so to speak in ways this was in some instances equated to witch craft in ancient times is the thing.

In reality if a police officer grew up with or with out a birth father is no context to their ability to protect an serve is the thing. They are given courses so on on limitation of the law and how to be professional.

It is usually rare if someone steps out or line in these aspects id things going on.

This is the thing you can’t say anyone is bad for wanting to be a police officer in ways.

The thing is kids used to want to be fireman, police, doctors, astronauts, and military usually. Some times builder or other things.

Now they all want to be a star is the thing. This is a little odd in this aspect not that there is anything wrong with someone talented but if they are just an attention type and no good they get upset often. This is what we see now and then your not seeing things sell in some aspect of media.

There are great actors that are male and female and ethic or I guess not. Issues is we are all with ethic background so no one is technically not ethic is the funny thing. This is another perception of discrimination that is imposed on to people by others ideals. It shows how lost or uneducated in this aspect or things that someone taught them this is the thing.

https://www.space.com/astronomy/earth/earths-oldest-impact-crater-is-much-younger-than-previously-thought-new-study

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adu5379

Earth's 'oldest' impact crater is much younger than previously thought, new study finds

August 6, 2025

This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com's Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights.

Ever been late because you misread a clock? Sometimes, the "clocks" geologists use to date events can also be misread. Unravelling Earth’s 4.5-billion-year history with rocks is tricky business.

Case in point: the discovery of an ancient meteorite impact crater was recently reported in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia.

The original study, by a different group, made headlines with the claim the crater formed 3.5 billion years ago. If true, it would be Earth’s oldest by far.

As it turns out, we'd also been investigating the same site. Our results are published in Science Advances today.

While we agree that this is the site of an ancient meteorite impact, we have reached different conclusions about its age, size and significance.

Let's consider the claims made about this fascinating crater.

One impact crater, two versions of events

Planetary scientists search for ancient impacts to learn about Earth’s early formation. So far, nobody has found an impact crater older than the 2.23-billion-year-old Yarrabubba structure, also in Australia.

(Some of the authors from both 2025 Pilbara studies were coauthors on the 2020 Yarrabubba study.)

The new contender is located in an area called North Pole Dome. Despite the name, this isn't where Santa lives. It's an arid, hot, ochre-stained landscape.

The first report on the new crater claimed it formed 3.5 billion years ago, and was more than 100 kilometers in diameter.

It was proposed that such a large impact might have played a role in forming continental crust in the Pilbara. More speculatively, the researchers also suggested it may have influenced early life.

Our study concludes the impact actually happened much later, sometime after 2.7 billion years ago.

This is at least 800 million years younger than the earlier estimate (and we think it's probably even younger; more on that in a moment).

We also determined the crater was much smaller – about 16km in diameter. In our view, this impact was too young and too small to have influenced continent formation or early life.

So how could two studies arrive at such different findings?

Subtle clues of an impact

The originally circular crater is deeply eroded, leaving only subtle clues on the landscape. However, among the rust-colored basalts are unique telltale signs of meteorite impact: shatter cones.

Shatter cones are distinctive fossilized imprints of shock waves that have passed through rocks. Their unique conical shapes form under brief but immense pressure where a meteorite strikes Earth.

Both studies found shatter cones, and agree the site is an ancient impact.

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>>23433366

>CBS morning show hit by race war between white anchor and black meteorologist that exploded after gazebo sex joke

Meink wraps Indo-Pacific visit, emphasizes alliances, integrated readiness

Aug. 6, 2025

Secretary of the Air Force Troy E. Meink concluded a multi-nation visit to the Indo-Pacific region, where he met with senior defense officials, observed multinational training and visited with Airmen and Guardians supporting Department-Level Exercise 2025.

The trip included stops in Hawaii, Guam, the Philippines, Japan and Alaska reinforcing the Department of the Air Force’s commitment to strengthening regional partnerships and operating alongside allies and partners to maintain peace and stability.

“The Department of the Air Force remains committed to maintaining readiness alongside our allies and partners in the region to uphold stability in the Indo-Pacific,” Meink said.

“This visit reaffirmed the vital role our Airmen, Guardians and international partners play in executing integrated operations and maintaining credible deterrence against our adversaries.”

During the visit, Meink observed operations in support of Department-Level Exercise 2025, a first-in-a-generation training series designed to demonstrate the ability to conduct distributed operations at speed and scale.

The exercise involved more than 400 aircraft and 12,000 participants across 50 locations in the Indo-Pacific.

“DLE 2025 showcases how we can integrate and operate as a coalition across all domains,” Meink said. “The ability of our forces to deploy, sustain and operate in contested environments alongside partners is key to our shared security.”

In bilateral engagements with defense leaders in the Philippines and Japan, Meink emphasized the importance of deepening defense ties and advancing multilateral coordination across the Indo-Pacific.

Discussions included enhancing joint interoperability, regional deterrence and shared efforts to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific.

“We’re building a force ready for tomorrow’s challenges—one that’s forward-postured, connected with allies and able to respond decisively,” Meink said.

Throughout the trip, Meink met with Airmen and Guardians stationed and deployed across the region, thanking them for their service and reinforcing the Department’s focus on warfighting readiness and integrated operations.

“Our people are the foundation of our strength,” Meink said. “It was an honor to speak with the Airmen and Guardians driving the mission forward across the region.”

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4267439/meink-wraps-indo-pacific-visit-emphasizes-alliances-integrated-readiness/

>>23433425

Agreed however other than the Olympic national forest and other surrounding national forest this is area setup for private timber farms. There is a lot of revenue for these timber companies going up in smoke. Shows the pattern of illogical / incompetent forest management from timber companies that have invested 100s of millions managing thes tree farms. Something highly suspicious out of character for thes powerful companies. Makes no sense. Just like California patterns. Are the also looking for federal government support? This area on the Peninsula is full of Trump supporters as well. Obviously highly suspect behavior but what is the play? Are the trying to bring in moar money for fucked up psyops?

>>23433439

top kek

they are eating their own

8. Throughout her career, including throughout her tenure at WBZ, Ms. Merrill intentionally

advocated for and produced hundreds of segments highlighting many of the significant

contributions persons of color make in local communities.

19. Prior to spring 2024, at no point in her lengthy career as a public figure (in fact, at no point

in her life) had Ms. Merrill ever been accused of racism or exhibiting microaggressions

or unconscious bias. To the contrary, she has educated herself on issues of systemic racism,

microaggressions and unconscious bias.She is anti-racist.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Mandate of Paramount, CBS & WBZ

20. Upon information and belief, in 2019, Whitney Davis, a veteran of CBS news and

entertainment divisions, publicly alleged that CBS had a “White problem,” and other

persons of color came forward to report a toxic, racist environment.2 Upon information

and belief, CBS acted quickly in response and implemented a number of changes to

increase diversity. For example:

a. In 2020, CBS Entertainment Group set a goal to ensure that by “the 2022-2023

broadcast season: half of all writers will be nonwhite.”

For those of you still under the spell, it’s only a coincidence that Trump had repeated contact with Epstein. Right?! Relax and go back to work so you can give the gov their fair share so they can overspend on make believe programs to help people somewhere (and pocket it themselves). Has the budget ever made sense? Are there ever receipts? No human could read the entire budget and say ‘yes, this seems important and I support it’. Fucking shitshow.

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4267377/resolute-space-25-large-scale-us-space-force-exercise-tests-validates-allied-by/

Resolute Space 25: Large-scale US Space Force exercise tests, validates ‘allied by design’

Aug. 6, 2025

JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii (AFNS) – Integration between the U.S. and its allies is a consistent focal point for the U.S. Space Force, with critical command and control and operational elements of allied partnerships being tested and validated in Resolute Space 2025.

Resolute Space 2025 is the U.S. Space Force’s largest service-wide exercise, executed as part of the broader Department-Level Exercise series with the U.S. Air Force.

The exercise, which began on July 8, demonstrates the Space Force’s preparedness for complex, large-scale military operations in a contested, dynamic environment against high-end threats.

“The whole idea of this type of exercise is to place maximum pressure on our operational and command and control functions to understand where we need to improve,” said Royal Australian Air Force Group Captain Darrell May, deputy commander for U.S. Space Forces - Indo-Pacific.

“It provides us the opportunity to try different techniques, planning processes and structures to see what works and then get better from it.”

May, a career RAAF intelligence officer, fills a unique role as a RAAF senior officer in a U.S. military leadership position. While in this position, he speaks and acts on behalf of U.S. Space Force interests.

In the case of Resolute Space, he’s the service component deputy for exercise friendly forces.

Having an ally filling a senior U.S. military role exemplifies the intent of the U.S. Space Force International Partnership Strategy, which focuses on deepening collaboration with allies and partners.

“We are better able to achieve our goal of deterrence when we work together with our allies and partners,” said Col. Jay Steingold, Resolute Space 2025 exercise director.

“Just having Group Captain May’s position here, an Australian covering a critical U.S. Space Forces - Indo-Pacific leadership role, encourages us all to think about the linkages between nations and strengthens our collaboration and coordination mechanisms on a daily basis.”

One of three enduring goals of the U.S. Space Force International Partnership Strategy is to integrate with allies and partners across the full spectrum of force design, force development and force employment.

Broadly, the U.S Space Force embraces foreign exchange and liaison officer positions from approximately a dozen allied nations from South America, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Allies are integrated into all levels of command – strategic, operational and tactical – filling senior leadership functions, like May, and conducting missions on operations floors.

“Our allies are essential to our primary goal of deterrence. We operate in the space domain together; we fly together; we sail together; and we’ve fought side-by-side,” Steingold said.

“My team’s responsibility in this exercise has been to put pressure on the joint and coalition space warfighters in the most realistic manner across the USINDOPACOM and USSPACECOM areas of operation.

Our relations and coordination with allies and partners assure access to the space domain and this exercise validates those linkages and strengthens our relationships.”

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>>23433254

Kabuki clown court theatre in the swamp of florida.

ALL DAY EVERY DAY.

We will be ready to hold the line when the time comes.

Just like the last 2 times in the "get Trump" and fracture his base saga.

And you will still lose.

Is what it is.

>>23433419

SpaceX KF-02 Mission

August 6, 2025

SpaceX is targeting Thursday, August 7 for a Falcon 9 launch of the KF-02 mission to orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

The 27-minute window opens at 10:01 a.m. ET. If needed, a backup launch opportunity is available on Friday, August 8 with a 25-minute window that opens at 9:40 a.m. ET.

A live webcast of this mission will begin about 15 minutes prior to liftoff, which you can watch here and on X @SpaceX. You can also watch the webcast on the new X TV app.

https://www.spacex.com/launches/kf-02

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>>23433229

>>23433227

KEK.

Hatrick.

I recognize him.

>>23433251

>>23433231

>Q larping

KEK.

HATRICK.

LilTay has $1M worth of only fans pedophile data

>>23433458

Rounding up the judges is a good start.

>>23433441

Now the Uranium

He did deliver it personally

That is documented

https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/09STATE85588_a.html#efmBbpBlP

>>23433472

Putin meets with Trump’s special envoy

6 Aug, 2025 09:56

Russian President Vladimir Putin has begun talks with Steve Witkoff, the special envoy of US President Donald Trump, according to footage released by the Kremlin.

Witkoff, who has traveled to Russia multiple times in his role as special envoy, landed in Moscow earlier on Wednesday on what Trump has described as a make-or-break diplomatic mission.

The US president has threatened buyers of Russian energy with secondary sanctions unless progress is made in resolving the Ukraine conflict.

The Kremlin responded that demands for sovereign states to halt economic ties with Moscow have no legal basis.

Since taking office in January, Trump has reopened high-level diplomatic channels with Moscow, reversing the isolationist approach of his predecessor, Joe Biden.

The Trump administration has argued that engagement between the two nuclear superpowers is essential and could result in mutual benefits.

Nevertheless, Trump has grown frustrated over the lack of swift results from his efforts to broker a peace deal, according to his public remarks.

Moscow has maintained that it prefers diplomacy but will not allow the presence of a NATO-aligned adversary on its borders at the expense of national security.

Kiev has continued to call on its Western backers to ramp up their military support and expand the sanctions on Russia.

Some European governments have appealed to the US to sell them weapons to sustain shipments to Ukraine.

https://www.rt.com/russia/622555-putin-witkoff-meeting-kremlin/

chonky big boned

13th month

december 24 midnight - january 1 midnight

opposite

june 23 midnight - july 1 midnight

galaxy perspective

line through december 23 & june 23 extends to galaxy center

leap year and what not

solar system perspective

line through january 1 & july 1 extends to sun

many name mountain

am

3:00 mount/fount begin/end

3:14 cave begin/end

3:21 cave depth

3:22 ? chonky bone spreader ?

3:33 cave end/begin

3:45 mount/fount end/begin

mount olympus

pm

3:00 mount/fount begin/end

3:22 ? chonky bone spreader ?

3:45 mount/fount end/begin

>>23433366

>that exploded after gazebo sex joke

>>23433439

>>23433446

>>23433453

41.On February 22, 2024, DefendantMikell made an inappropriate sexual innuendo about

Ms. Merrill on air. Specifically, he implied that Ms. Merrill and her co-anchor had sexual

relations at a gazebo. Upon information and belief, Ms. Merrill’s Executive Producer

complained to News Director Mr. Lopez that Defendant Mikell had been inappropriate on

air and showed him the videotape of the incident. Mr. Lopez did nothing, however, and

upon information and belief Defendant Mikell was not disciplined for his sexually charged

remark about Ms. Merrill.

42. Despite Ms. Merrill’s dismay at Defendant Mikell’s inappropriate sexually charged

comment, she continued to support him in his new role. For example, when Terry Eliasen

(WBZ’s Weather Executive Producer) told Ms. Merrill he was concerned about Defendant

Mikell’s performance and asked for Ms. Merrill’s help to support him (Mikell), she agreed

to do so. Screenshots of several of Ms. Merrill’s text messages with Mr. Eliasen regarding

her ongoing support of Defendant Mikell are attached as Exhibit D. (In Exhibit D, Mr.

Eliasen’s texts are in gray; Ms. Merrill’s texts are in blue.) Ms. Merrill’s text messages

with Mr. Eliasen included a screenshot of her text thread Defendant Mikell telling hi

>>23433484

Trump envoy arrives in Moscow

6 Aug, 2025 05:16

US President Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, arrived in Moscow early on Wednesday morning. He is expected to discuss the settlement of the Ukraine conflict with senior Russian officials.

Witkoff’s plane landed at Vnukovo Airport, where he was welcomed by presidential investment envoy Kirill Dmitriev, who is also the CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF).

The two were later seen strolling in Zaryadye Park in central Moscow near the Kremlin.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov earlier said that a face-to-face meeting between Witkoff and Russian President Vladimir Putin could not be ruled out.

Witkoff arrived in Moscow days after Trump threatened to impose sanctions on Russia unless significant progress is made in the settlement process.

The US president signaled that the restrictions could include 100% tariffs and secondary sanctions targeting Russia’s trade partners, particularly in the oil sector.

Since Trump’s inauguration, Witkoff has held several rounds of negotiations with Russia. His last visit to the country took place in late April. The talks revolved around the Ukraine conflict, US-Russia prisoner swaps, and bilateral ties.

On Monday, Ukrainian media reported that Witkoff’s visit to Moscow would coincide with talks between US Special Envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg and officials in Kiev.

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker has expressed hope that the visit would pave the way for “a breakthrough” in negotiations over Ukraine.

As Trump has repeatedly pushed Russia and Ukraine to work out a peace deal, the countries held three rounds of direct talks in Istanbul in May, June, and late July.

While the sides have failed to reach a breakthrough, they agreed to several major prisoner swaps.

Russia insists that a sustainable peace deal must include Ukraine’s commitment to stay out of NATO, demilitarization, and the recognition of the new territorial reality on the ground. Kiev has rejected the terms.

https://www.rt.com/russia/622541-trump-envoy-arrives-moscow/

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>>23433496

oops, forgot the attachment

Why is everyone now hatin on this outstanding clean and articulated African American?

They used to kiss his ass bigly.