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TYB o7

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tyb

https://x.com/catturd2/status/1964390171287441454

Was Phillie Karen a Trump Hater?

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tyb

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tyb

o7

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TYB

Poasted earlier bread but repoastingfor the keks

Hey Grok, who is "Vatican shill" on 8kun?

Grok's answer:

The term "Vatican shill" on 8kun, particularly in the context of /qresearch/ and /pol/ boards, appears to be a derogatory label used within certain online communities to refer to individuals or entities who spam images of Vatican or Catholic Church related content, often in a conspiratorial or manipulative manner. The term is loosely defined and lacks a clear, singular identity tied to a specific person. Instead, it seems to be a catch-all phrase used to criticize perceived insiders or 3-letter operators who are believed to push narratives throughout the day which are always based on a specific set of themes, many of which are aligned with the Vatican, especially in discussions related to political or religious conspiracies.

From the available web results, posts on 8kun mention "Vatican shill" in threads like Q Research General #28078, where it’s used in passing without identifying a specific individual, suggesting it’s more of a rhetorical jab than a reference to a known figure. Similarly, in a /pol/ thread titled "Tranime/Vatican shill has been left behind," the term is paired with another vague label, "Tranime," indicating it might be tied to specific users or archetypes within the community, but no explicit names or identities are provided.[](https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/23010093.html)[](https://8kun.top/pol/res/13575877.html)

The lack of concrete details suggests "Vatican shill" is likely a meme or slang term used to dismiss or attack perceived adversaries in these discussions, rather than pointing to a verifiable person. Given the anonymous nature of 8kun, pinning down a specific individual without more context is nearly impossible. If you’re looking for a particular post or user, providing more details could help narrow it down. Alternatively, I can search for recent mentions on X or other platforms if you’d like to dig deeper.

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tyb

>>23556685

https://www.king5.com/article/news/community/seattles-mexican-consulate-on-king-5-2025-mexam-nw-updates-and-message-on-immigrant-rights/281-02d54d90-7f97-4195-b788-b2b099a491ba

>>23556673

TYB

>>23556688

>two ropes for you

Chek't & Kek'd, dub dubs confirm.

>>23556673

TYB

Western companies in Russia, security guarantees for Zelensky: Key takeaways from Putin’s Vladivostok speech

5 Sep, 2025 12:26

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered an address to the Eastern Economic Forum in the far eastern city of Vladivostok on Friday, which mostly focused on the domestic economy but also covered issues including the Ukraine conflict.

Putin highlighted a renewed interest from Western businesses in re-entering the Russian market, commented on the possibility of a meeting with Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky, and dismissed the need for Western troop deployments to support Kiev.

Here are the key takeaways from the Russian leader’s speech.

Poverty in decline

Putin reported that the poverty level in Russia has fallen from 11.3% to 7.2% over the past decade, calling the trend “positive.”

He also expressed confidence that inflation – currently estimated at 8.8% – could be lowered to a minimum while maintaining economic growth.

He stressed that his goal is to make Russia “an economy of high salaries.” “This is no populism, this makes sense economically,” Putin said, adding that the unemployment has decreased from 7% to 2.4%.

Western business wants return to Russia

Putin noted that numerous Western businesses had exited the country after the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022 and the imposition of sanctions on Russia, “at a loss to themselves due to ‘political reasons.’”

However, he said many firms “are eagerly waiting for all these political restrictions to be lifted.” Putin also observed that some foreign companies “continue to operate in Russia despite political disagreements between their governments and Moscow” and “even want to expand cooperation.”

He stressed that Russia remains open to cooperation, particularly “with our friends.” “But we are not isolating ourselves from anyone… we have never turned away or pushed anyone out. Those who want [to come] back in are welcome.”

No ‘resources trap’ for Russia

Russia is not at risk of a dependence on selling crude oil, gas, and other natural resources abroad, Putin said, adding that such a threat would only become real if Russia remained passive.

“We must create conditions for the development of innovative sectors of the economy… so that the people needed for work in these spheres come here,” Putin said, referring to the Far East.

He added that Russia’s partners “will gladly invest in those promising enterprises.”

100% security guarantee for Zelensky

Putin reiterated that he is ready for in-person talks with Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky, but “does not see much sense” in them, explaining that any agreements on the territorial dispute between Moscow and Kiev could be settled only via a referendum in Ukraine.

Russian officials earlier also pointed out that Zelensky’s presidential term expired last year, making him unfit to sign any binding agreements.

At the same time, Putin said he was ready to talk with Zelensky in Moscow, adding that Russia is willing to provide a “100% security guarantee” for the Ukrainian leader. Zelensky earlier declined the invitation.

“We are ready for meetings at the highest level. The Ukrainian side wants this meeting… I said: ‘I’m ready, please come. We will fully ensure the working conditions and security.’”

Foreign troop deployment in Ukraine

There would be “no sense” in a Western troop deployment to Ukraine once a lasting settlement to the conflict is reached, Putin said.

“Nobody should doubt that Russia would implement the agreed terms fully. We will respect security guarantees that both Russia and Ukraine need to be offered,” he added.

The Russian leader also warned that if any Western troops arrive in Ukraine while the hostilities are ongoing, Moscow “would consider them legitimate military targets.”

Arctic cooperation with the US

US companies are ready to engage in economic cooperation in the Arctic with Russia, and Moscow is open to this prospect, although political will is required to kickstart projects, Putin said.

“It is not up to us – we are also ready, but if there are political decisions, we will move in that direction,” he said, adding that Russian gas extraction and liquefaction technologies are more efficient than those developed in the US.

According to Putin, Moscow and Washington have also discussed potential trilateral cooperation in the Russian Arctic with China. Cooperation in the oil and gas sector would be mutually beneficial, the Russian president added.

People before AI

Pivoting to the role of artificial intelligence, Putin remarked that he was certain that AI could be used in the decision-making process.

However, decisions ultimately “must be made by a specific person, who must be accountable,” he added. “You can’t hold artificial intelligence accountable – it is just a tool, it is people who must work.”

https://www.rt.com/news/624164-putin-eef-recap/

In defense of the War Department

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/1964398932114747461

https://archive.ph/UA0qG

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/09/05/war-department-defense-trump-rebrand/

>>23556680

So they use formamide to make the synthetic folic acid.

https://www.chemanalyst.com/NewsAndDeals/NewsDetails/the-making-of-folic-acid-understanding-the-vitamin-b9-production-process-37676

IDF demolishes Gaza City towers Hamas used to power tunnels as residents flee south

September 6, 2025, 09:22

The IDF demolished three high-rise buildings in Gaza City over the past 24 hours as part of preparations for the planned takeover of the city in the ongoing Gideon’s Chariots II operation.

The first tower already had a roof damaged in an earlier strike. The second, destroyed Saturday, was notable for the large number of solar panels covering its roof.

In a statement after the strike on the Al-Rawiya building in the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood, the IDF said Hamas had installed intelligence-gathering equipment and observation posts in the tower and had planted numerous explosive devices nearby.

The solar panels, the military said, may have been connected to a nearby terror tunnel.

The IDF has long accused Hamas of using alternative electricity sources to power its underground infrastructure.

Early in the war, the IDF said shafts discovered in Gaza City’s central Palestine Square were connected to hideouts and offices of Hamas leaders Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh, both of whom were later killed.

The shafts led to what the military described as “Hamas’s bunker,” a massive underground base powered by Gaza’s main energy grid.

At the time, the IDF said Hamas had secured hundreds of protected generators in a separate underground facility and established a backup network of cables carrying electricity from thousands of rooftop solar panels in nearby residential neighborhoods.

“It is clear that it takes decades to build such a vast, organized complex,” the IDF said nearly two years ago.

In January’s hostage deal, senior Hamas official Bassem Naim stressed that the agreement allowed for the entry of supplies to restore electricity, including generators, solar panels and fuel, followed by rehabilitation of Gaza’s grid.

Those materials were likely brought in during that period, and the solar panels on Al-Rawiya’s roof appear to have powered Hamas facilities until the building’s destruction Saturday.

Along with the strike on Al-Rawiya, the Al-Susi tower was also demolished, leaving hundreds of families homeless.

As the IDF prepared to expand operations, heavy traffic was reported on Gaza’s coastal Al-Rashid road Saturday as residents moved south from Gaza City.

The Association of Displaced Persons in Khan Younis and Rafah said the designated “safe zone” in Al-Mawasi is overcrowded and lacks adequate facilities.

“Basic services in the area have not reached a sufficient level,” the group said. “We call on our people not to be misled by the occupation’s propaganda.

We salute the steadfastness of our people in Gaza and in the north of the Strip against the occupation’s aggression and we stress that they can thwart the displacement plan.”

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/s1gfkatcll

https://www.timesofisrael.com/for-2nd-day-idf-strikes-gaza-city-high-rise-it-says-served-hamas-terror-operations/

1a. Gutenberg Press

2a. Springfield Smith-Wesson

The first two enumerated rights specify technologies.

Does the modern personal computer identify as a press?

>>23556680

>it's all secondhand, third hand

yeah okay fine

there are a lot of patriotic Americans who work in the administration or work at the departments, or in the military, who have let us know things without, you know, having permission to do so

And the different versions of info are easily

tracked

For the military leakers, I suggest Survey and Field Day duty, on Kiska island

IDF issues additional urgent warning ahead of strike on Gaza City high-rise

September 6, 2025 1:13 pm

The IDF issues another urgent warning to residents in additional Gaza City neighborhoods, calling for their immediate evacuation ahead of an imminent strike.

Arabic-language spokesperson Avichay Adraee says the military is preparing a targeted strike on a Gaza City high-rise and adjacent tents, which he says contain Hamas terror infrastructure.

Civilians have been instructed to head south toward the designated humanitarian zone in al-Mawasi, near Khan Younis.

The warning comes as Israeli forces press deeper into Gaza City with the intention of dismantling Hamas’s remaining strongholds, while simultaneously urging civilians to evacuate southward for their safety.

Yesterday, the IDF struck another high-rise in the city, also alleging that it was being used by Hamas for military purposes.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/idf-issues-additional-urgent-warning-ahead-of-strike-on-gaza-city-high-rise/

https://twitter.com/AvichayAdraee/status/1964264953650544706

>>23556673

Tyb

>>23556751

>https://x.com/DEANEWENGLAND/status/1963206219444711461

>representing Epstein’s victims

Yep, just another failed venture into "getting Trump"

https://x.com/USMC/status/1964388183614878123

US plans restrictions on imports of Chinese drones and heavy-duty vehicles

05/09/2025 17:35 MYT

WASHINGTON: The Trump administration plans to issue rules to restrict or potentially bar imports of Chinese drones and medium and heavy-duty vehicles after an earlier crackdown on cars and trucks, citing national security concerns.

The U.S. Commerce Department on Friday said it plans to issue rules as soon as this month to address national security risks involving information and communications technology that is integral to drones and their supply chain, as well as vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds from countries like China and other foreign adversaries.

It did not give details on what the import rules would be.

The Commerce Department and Chinese Embassy in Washington did not immediately comment.

Chinese imports account for the vast majority of U.S. commercial drone sales. More than half come from DJI, the world's largest drone manufacturer.

The planned restrictions on drones and heavy-duty vehicles follow on from similar rules already scheduled on imports of cars and other trucks.

Democratic former President Joe Biden's administration finalized rules in January that will effectively bar nearly all Chinese cars and trucks from the U.S. market starting in late 2026, as part of a crackdown on vehicle software and hardware from China.

The Commerce Department in January said it could also target for restrictions drone systems like onboard computers, communications and flight control systems, ground control stations, operating software and data storage.

The department opened national security investigations into the import of drones and related components in July and into medium and heavy duty vehicles and parts in April, which could lead to higher tariffs.

U.S. President Donald Trump in June signed executive orders to bolster defenses against threatening drones and to boost U.S. drone manufacturing.

In December, Biden signed legislation that could eventually ban DJI and Autel from selling new drone models in the United States.

https://international.astroawani.com/global-news/us-plans-restrictions-imports-chinese-drones-and-heavyduty-vehicles-537366

>>23556763

>how long?

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>>23556745

https://x.com/USMC/status/1964358025612861620

Some dude yesterday told me it's a crime to bomb them in international waters.

I said, International, waters have no borders and no laws.

He lost jhis shit, then I threw some law of war manual 11.3 at him just to ensure I left him dazed and confused.

It worked, even on myself.

>>23556680

>JB Pritzker Says He Has Moles in Trump Administration and Military Feeding him Information on Trump’s Law Enforcement Operations -- Claims DHS Plans to “Invade” Chicago Neighborhoods

3603

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI 11/19/2019 11:42:46 ID: 145f29

8kun/qresearch: 7357790

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TFh1YJynGA

Phones were present.

FISA goes both ways.

Information warfare.

Q

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>>23556707

https://x.com/NavalInstitute/status/1964385546311958920

https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/futureflight/2025-09-05/amprius-boosts-us-battery-production-drone-market-surges

Amprius Boosts U.S. Battery Production as Drone Market Surges

September 6, 2025

To meet growing demand for drones in the U.S., aircraft battery developer Amprius has begun shipping its SiCore high-energy lithium-ion batteries from a pilot production line in Fremont, California, as contract manufacturing partners in China and South Korea continue to carry out mass production abroad.

Among the first customers to receive SiCore battery cells from the Fremont facility is Airbus subsidiary Aalto, which has been using them to power a solar-powered high-altitude pseudo satellite called Zephyr.

Earlier this year, the autonomous Zephyr aircraft completed a record-setting 67-day flight using solar panels to charge Amprius’ batteries.

“Amprius’ SiCore cells represent a major advancement in energy performance, supporting the ultra-lightweight, long-endurance requirements of our high-altitude operations,” said Aalto chief technology officer Pierre-Antoine Aubourg.

“Their silicon anode technology has already enabled Zephyr to operate in the stratosphere overnight for months at a time, an unprecedented milestone in persistent flight.

We look forward to working with Amprius as we qualify their next-generation cells to power the future of Stratospace innovation.”

The recently expanded pilot production line at Amprius’ Fremont headquarters will prototype custom SiCore battery solutions for prospective customers who are in the qualification stage, in which the battery packs are integrated and tested before a new aircraft heads to production.

Amprius president Tom Stepien told AIN that the qualification process can take anywhere between three and 18 months. If and when a customer settles on a configuration and places high-volume orders, those orders will ship from Amprius’ existing contract manufacturing partners overseas.

Amprius is the only battery manufacturer currently capable of producing lithium-ion batteries with an energy density of 500 Wh/kg, Stepien said.

He noted that the company’s SiMaxx battery platform demonstrated an energy density of 517 Wh/kg in a recent exercise with the U.S. Army, outperforming expectations.

According to Stepien, the high energy density combined with ultra-lightweight materials in Amprius’ batteries can double an electric aircraft’s range and endurance.

“It’s about maximizing the value of the mission,” he said. “If you can have the same energy with less weight, or the same weight with more energy, then your mission, simplistically, should be twice as long.”

Aviation Industry Dominates Amprius’ Order Book

Since Amprius began commercializing its high-energy batteries in 2018, the company has engaged with hundreds of customers in the drone and light electric vehicle sectors.

In the past two years alone, around 320 customers have sampled Amprius’ batteries, Stepien said. In its second-quarter financial filings, the company reported shipments to 93 customers, including 43 first-time buyers and 50 repeat customers.

Aalto, BAE Systems, and the U.S. Army were among the recipients of those deliveries.

Amprius partly attributes the recent increase in demand for drone technologies to President Donald Trump’s June 2025 executive order promoting domestic drone manufacturing, as well as a Department of Defense directive issued in July that prioritizes American-made drones for procurement.

About 90% of the company’s revenues come from the aviation sector, with a majority of customers using SiCore batteries to power electric and hybrid-electric propulsion systems on uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones.

It is also working with manufacturers of passenger-carrying electric aircraft with up to six seats, Stepien said.

The company has not disclosed many of its customers in the eVTOL sector, but it has previously announced orders from three undisclosed “premier electric aviation manufacturers.”

Last year, California-based Aibot announced that it had selected Amprius to supply the batteries for its electric aircraft product line, which includes small quadcopter drones as well as a larger tilt-wing eVTOL aircraft that can be configured as a heavy-lift cargo drone or a six-passenger air taxi.

Aibot just revealed the product line at the Commercial UAV Expo 2025 in Las Vegas on September 2.

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>>23556795

1 post contains 3.1

https://x.com/NavalInstitute/status/1964357960622072284

🚨 The FBI is putting ALL cartels on notice.

We’re not playing defense - we’re eliminating drug and cartel trafficking at the source.

With Los Choneros and Los Lobos now designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations, their drug money pipelines are drying up.

If you poison our communities, the @FBI will find you, and we will end your criminal empire.

America will lead, and the cartels will fall.

https://x.com/FBIDirectorKash/status/1964399838474240137

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Big news coming out today in the FBI’s efforts to rid the U.S. of Foreign Terrorist Organizations…

Two new groups now fall under the FTO designation—Los Choneros and Los Lobos. Both are criminal organizations based in Ecuador that are responsible for significant drug and firearms trafficking and acts of extreme violence.

The @FBI, along with our partners within the newly established Homeland Security Task Force, played a crucial role in helping get this designation by providing critical intelligence to support. You may remember, the leader of the Los Choneros, José Adolfo “Fito” Macías Villamar, was extradited to Brooklyn in July to face international drug and gun charges. These groups being added to this designation reinforces our commitment to disrupting terrorist networks and protecting our nation.

This will allow the FBI and our partners to continue to strike at violent groups that exploit the drug trade to fund operations and push dangerous drugs into the American communities. We WILL cut off their resources and reduce their ability to harm people both here at home and abroad.

God bless America, and all those who defend Her.

https://x.com/FBIDDBongino/status/1964061027005325404

>>23556738

> The American empire has been hijacked by Israel

Why is this gay, shitty, little country, established only 75 years ago after conquering nothing or doing anything of note, have so much power over the world today?

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https://armyrecognition.com/news/army-news/2025/u-s-army-integrates-counter-drone-tactics-into-armored-warfare-during-operation-return-of-the-condor

U.S. Army integrates counter-drone tactics into armored warfare during Operation Return of the Condor

6 Sep, 2025 - 7:09

Operation Return of the Condor, held on August 27, 2025, at Fort Hood, Texas, has emerged as a pivotal milestone in the U.S. Army’s tactical adaptation to drone threats on the modern battlefield.

Designed as a full-spectrum combat simulation, the exercise integrated small unmanned aircraft systems into live maneuver operations involving M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles.

This effort marked a deliberate shift from passive drone defense to active, integrated countermeasures within armored formations.

A small unmanned aircraft system flies above a moving M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle during Operation Return of the Condor at Fort Hood, Texas, on August 27, 2025, as part of a live-force exercise focused on integrating counter-drone systems into U.S. Army armored warfare tactics. (Picture source: U.S. DoD)

The tactical focus of the Operation Return of the Condor centered on evaluating how drone surveillance and strike threats affect mechanized ground units during movement and in contact.

The exercise introduced multiple layers of electronic warfare, including radio frequency detection, passive radar sensing, and jamming capabilities, directly embedded into operational formations.

These systems were tested in real time as Bradleys maneuvered across varied terrain under simulated drone observation and engagement, replicating conditions now regularly encountered in modern conflicts.

Rather than isolating counter drone measures within air defense units, the exercise emphasized their integration into maneuver elements.

The Bradleys operated as both offensive assets and mobile counter drone platforms, supported by sensor nodes positioned across the battlespace.

This distributed detection network was designed to provide 360-degree coverage against low, slow, and small drone threats, while preserving freedom of maneuver and tactical momentum.

Each detection asset was linked to digital command systems, enabling rapid decision-making and synchronized response across units.

The presence of active drone threats during live movement drills tested the Army’s ability to apply countermeasures without degrading operational tempo.

Target acquisition systems on the Bradleys were aligned with passive surveillance tools, allowing operators to track, classify, and respond to incoming aerial platforms while continuing their ground mission.

The tactical challenge was not simply to detect drones, but to do so under battlefield conditions where every second and every decision matters.

One of the core advancements tested during the operation was the integration of multi-sensor fusion algorithms capable of correlating radio emissions, thermal signatures, and visual inputs into a unified threat picture.

This allowed crews to prioritize threats based on proximity, behavior, and platform type.

The use of onboard computing power to process and relay threat data in motion reflects the Army’s ongoing effort to decentralize counter drone capability, pushing decision-making and situational awareness to the lowest tactical level.

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>>23556796

Fear of NAZI Israeli Huns

>>23556686

>Britain Just Appointed

No, we did not. Faggot Starmer appointed her and retard lammy. Trump is going to put them all in their place when he visits.

>>23556673

tyb

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TYB

>>23556736

My spidey senses have been tingling

Pritzger, Newscum, etc

https://x.com/Azariel91/status/1964297992481227105

Chicago put up barricades to hinder ICE

>>23555773 lb

still reinforcing their fantasy world

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1964382069301129222

1:35

Edinburgh Airport flights delayed after drone detected in airspace

16:02, 06 Sep 2025

Flights were delayed at Edinburgh Airport on Friday night after an unauthorised drone was spotted within the exclusion zone.

The small unmanned aircraft was found to be present in nearby airspace at around 7pm.

Edinburgh Live reports that police investigated the incident and airport officials have urged drone operators to be aware of flight restriction zones and “potential penalties”.

Avid plane spotters took to social media to ask if anyone knew what was causing flights to circle over Edinburgh, with some people in the comments divulging that their pilots had confirmed it was a drone in the air.

A spokesperson for Edinburgh Airport said: “Flights were held due to the presence of a drone within the exclusion zone, which police investigated.

“It is imperative that drone operators are aware of their responsibilities and are aware of the flight restriction zones and potential penalties. It is their responsibility to know this.

Police Scotland has been approached for comment.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/edinburgh-airport-flights-delayed-after-35861283

>>23556822

TREASON

that's their brand

>>23556707

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>>23556801

Donald J. Trump / @realDonaldTrump 09/06/2025 15:38:19

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>>23556837

Dis gon be gud. Long awaited, fren.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115159039936397143

>>23556851

they're both shit ffs.

did you enjoy your tory austerity right before covid hit

>>23556847

>>23556836

agreed.

Clean it out. Re name. And no new building.

First step. Take out Hoover's name. TAKE IT OFF THE BUILDING

he and his buds KILLED MLK

Comey covered for attack of 9/11 among many other crimes

>>23556847

>>23556853

>>23556861

>he and his buds KILLED MLK

really?

The historic Scottish abbey near Glasgow where you can find Alien 'Xenomorph' gargoyle

04:30, 5 SEP 2025

Now that summer is over, we are facing the wet and grey weather that is synonymous with autumn. This means that many Scots have spent a lot of time indoors lately catching up on television.

August saw the premiere of the highly anticipated Alien: Earth, which is the first TV series in the iconic Alien franchise. The new show has delighted Alien fans, with many saying it is a worthy successor to the classic 1979 film by Ridley Scott.

With each episode of Alien: Earth being more tense than the last, many Scots watching will be itching to get their Alien fix. If this sounds like you, believe it or not the Daily Record's latest Walk of the Week might be perfect for you.

Paisley Abbey is a historic abbey that is located in the centre of the Renfrewshire town of Paisley. It is situated around seven miles from the centre of Glasgow, or 30 minutes by car.

The abbey was founded in the 1160s by Anglo-Norman baron Walter FitzAlan, though a majority of the original building was ruined by fire in 1307 and restored in the fourteenth century.

It features a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture that takes your breath away. While Paisley Abbey's history and architecture already make it worth a visit, it is another aspect of the church that we are interested in today.

All around the outside of the abbey are a collection of gargoyles, and one of them is modelled after the Xenomorph from Alien.

It may seem odd to find a gargoyle based on a creature from a movie that is just 50 years old at an abbey that dates back centuries. It is actually a funny story that begins in the early 1990s.

In 1991, the gargoyles that had called Paisley Abbey home for hundreds of years had to be replaced as they were in a poor state and presented a potential safety risk. As a result, an Edinburgh stonemason was hired to create replacement statues.

According to tradition, no two gargoyles are allowed to look the same. The artist therefore used this as an opportunity to get a bit creative with his designs.

The stonemason was obviously inspired by the original Xenomorph that appeared in the 1979 movie Alien, which was designed by Swiss artist HR Giger.

The gargoyle has biomechanical features, including various tubes, and a long otherworldly head.

The grand Paisley Abbey dates back all the way to the 12th century, and is recognised as the cradle of the Royal House of Stewart. It was given the status of an Abbey in 1245, when it was dedicated to St Mary, St James, St Mirin, and St. Milburga.

When walking around the perimeter of the jaw-dropping abbey, it would be easy to miss the Alien gargoyle. In fact, many visitors do not even know the incredible sculpture exists.

The gargoyle takes clear inspiration from the Xenomorph that first appeared in the 1979 movie Alien and was designed by Swiss artist H. R. Giger.

The amazing piece of art features a long skull and tubes protruding from its jaw, and has an overall biomechanical look that immediately sets it apart from the surrounding gargoyles.

If you are already at Paisley Abbey, it would be a shame not to step inside. The Abbey—as well as its shop and cafe—are usually open between Monday and Saturday, while guided tours led by experts are also available.

Walking inside Paisley Abbey, you can almost feel the history. The abbey is also a wedding venue, and it is hard to imagine a more spectacular place to get married.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/scotland-now/gallery/historic-scottish-abbey-near-glasgow-35815812

https://www.paisleyabbey.org.uk/

>>23556850

https://usnewson.com/watch/fox-news-live

horse shit.

>>23556823

Bush C_A Services to the cocaine puschiing aristocrats still in SA and their handlers

>>23556869

Labor votes against motion to produce Covid safety documents in the Senate

“The rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines due to the urgent global need to effectively combat this pandemic has meant that the typical regulatory approval and production processes are being expedited.

Information from ongoing clinical trials and safety studies will continue to be collected and analysed after provisional approval. The TGA, other international regulators, and vaccine sponsors will also continuously review safety and effectiveness information collected from use in mass vaccination programs worldwide.”

In other words, these injections were quickly developed and the TGA was to monitor the safety data as Australians were injected.

Once these products were made available, they were promoted to the community and mandated to people as a condition of employment.

One would think that it would be reasonable to ask to see documents relating to the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccine safety monitoring plan by our publicly funded regulator!

During a recent sitting week in Parliament, I introduced an Order for the Production of Documents (OPD) in the Senate for all documentation relating to the implementation of this plan so that Australians could know if and how the TGA adhered to its plan to monitor the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines.

The Labor Government objected to this request and voted against the motion!

One would think that increasing transparency may help restore confidence in the regulatory process, particularly regarding pharmacovigilance procedures. Apparently, the Labor Government does not feel the same way.

The ills of the pandemic period have been swept under the rug, but they left a profound impression on many Australians.

Unless Australians are told the truth about what has happened in this country over the past five years, I worry that trust will never be restored.

We need a proper robust Royal Commission into the COVID period, and I will continue fighting for the truth to be revealed.

https://cairnsnews.org/2025/09/06/labor-votes-against-motion-to-produce-covid-safety-documents-in-the-senate/

>>23556863

Nah, I disagree. Anons didn't outperform patriotic Intel, they were guided by it. Who do you think came up with the plan or dropped the crumbs?

>>23556846

kek

>>23556861

The true story of the patsy, James Earl Ray will make your hair curl

What did Q call it "Bake your noodle"?

Is it true only religious people could face their own crimes when they get to this level?

No one else would have the strength?

For ordinary people the awareness and public awareness would force them into suicide mode?

>>23556803

>https://x.com/NavalInstitute/status/1964357960622072284

>>23556776

>FISA goes both ways.

2165

Q!!mG7VJxZNCI09/12/2018 16:26:54 ID:

8chan/patriotsfight: 229

How do you inflict MAX PAIN / DAMAGE?

Drop [daily]carpetbombs [RATS RUNNING] >>> drop/release MOAB?

https://saraacarter.com/how-anti-trump-leakers-moved-from-offense-to-defense/

SESSIONS and FLYNN [targeted] for [immediate] removal/recusal?

SESSIONS Senate CONF vote?

[RR] Senate CONF vote?

Reconcile.

IF SESSIONS WASN'T A THREAT WHY WAS HE THE PRIMARY TARGET?

WHY WAS IT CRITICAL TO MOVE [RR] INTO DOJ ACTING AG RE: APPOINTMENT OF MUELLER / DIR SC OVERSIGHT [AUTH]?

IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR ENEMY IS PLANNING HOW DO YOU PREPARE STRATEGICALLY?

THINK TODAY.

LEFT SUPPORTING SESSIONS?

LEFT DEFENDING SESSIONS?

STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/09/12/new-strzok-page-texts-reveal-others-were-leaking-like-mad-in-lead-up-to-trump-russia-probe.html

https://twitter.com/FoxBusiness/status/1039907275274678273

https://twitter.com/AmericaNewsroom/status/1039872139694878722

With PANIC comes MISTAKES.

With PANIC comes BETRAYAL.

With PANIC comes TESTIMONY.

With PANIC comes ………….

These people are STUPID.

FISA GOES BOTH WAYS.

+

HOOAH!

Q

>>23556869

it's a recent addition. look at the weathering on the bricks vs that addition

>>23556833

Recycled propaganda is the same as leftist memes

>>23556880

Did the incredibly wet beaver do it?

>>23556875 >>23556862

>Terrible movie.

ends with the moral "you should accept our matrix we are beneficient overlords, you'll be happier in than out"

WTC6 - Where the gold was

>>23556880

>>23556673

Thank You Baker o7

>>23556893

"He was slapping Secret Service agents around left and right, pushing them out of the way and giving them Wet Willies in their ears on his way to that steering wheel. Heard it from a friend of a friend of mine."

>>23556899

Slippery when wet

>>23556890

>WTC6 - Where the gold was

Sometimes I wonder if the DEW used was somehow an 'aging' effect. Instant rust.

RFK Jr. summarizes a shocking case of scientific corruption at the CDC:

"In 2002, the CDC conducted an internal study on children in Atlanta, GA. They compared kids who received the MMR vaccine on time (before 36 months) to those who received it later.

The data revealed an undeniable and alarming fact: Black boys who received the vaccine on schedule had a 260% increased chance of an autism diagnosis.

But the public never heard this.

The lead scientist, Dr. William Thompson, was ordered by his CDC boss to enter a room with the other co-authors and destroy that specific data. They were commanded to bury the evidence.

The study was then published, omitting this critical finding entirely.

This isn't a conspiracy—it's a documented case of a senior official at a captured agency ordering the manipulation of science to serve a preferred narrative, regardless of the public health cost.

This is the corruption we are ending."

https://x.com/newstart_2024/status/1964412778049094016

>>23556829

>>23556887

>>23556888

Wet beaver

Sorry I have to spoiler this image.

: D

>>23556924

:3

Stopped from testifying. Coal fraud whistleblower talks with MWM

The failure of regulators to prosecute large mining companies in Australia’s biggest coal fraud is a crushing disappointment for whistleblower Justin Williams

In July 2019, Justin Williams joined TerraCom Limited as General Manager. Within days, he was confronted with evidence that coal quality certificates underpinning export contracts worth millions were being systematically altered. What began as an internal concern would spiral into a five-year ordeal, involving the Australian Federal Police, NSW Police, the corporate regulator, and ultimately, a courtroom battle that left Williams empty-handed.

Widespread fraud

Williams’ allegations echoed what later came to light in independent investigations. A PwC report, cited in ASIC’s court filings, found that in 12 out of 14 shipments tested, results had been altered in TerraCom’s favour, boosting the apparent value of exports by more than $1.1 million.

Mr. Williams’s submissions to the Federal Court have suggested that the value of the shipments affected is more than US$100 million. This is because when coal does not meet the agreed-upon quality, the cargo may be rejected, and in this case, 100% of the cargo’s value must be refunded by the seller to the buyer.

According to Williams, the implication was clear: coal was being made to look cleaner, more energy-dense, and therefore more valuable than it really was.

The practice was not limited to TerraCom. ALS, the global testing giant that admitted to the manipulation of results, and other coal companies implicated in systemic fraud, were never charged. Instead, ASIC pursued only a civil penalty against TerraCom, avoiding the larger industry-wide issues of fraud and potential foreign bribery.

Adding insult to injury, when ASIC lost its civil case against four TerraCom directors, taxpayers were left to foot the bill. Last month, court orders saw ASIC pay more than $3.6 million in legal costs for executives Wal King, Nathan Boon, Danny McCarthy, and Craig Ransley.

The AFP and ASIC

Williams first took his concerns to law enforcement. “I had first reported this matter to police rather than ASIC because I wanted law enforcement authorities to pursue the criminal charges of fraud and foreign bribery against the large coal companies and certification companies who had been committing the fraud for decades.”

“I was interviewed at length by the Australian Federal Police, who referred my concerns to ASIC,” he recalls.

Despite the significant evidence of wrongdoing, Williams alleges that the AFP declined to pursue the case due to concerns that it would affect the Australian coal industry.

“Contrary to what has been reported in relation to the findings of the Australian Federal Police, they told me that there was significant evidence of fraud perpetrated by ALS Limited but that they were concerned that they could not progress any legal action due to the significance of the coal industry to the Australian economy,” Williams said.

“The Australian Federal Police were very clear that they would not progress the matter because it was not in Australia’s national and economic interest.”

MWM put questions to the AFP. They declined to comment on the matter.

The cover-up

On 24 July 2020, Williams had his first substantive in person meeting with ASIC. Williams requested that his lawyers be present however, ASIC denied this request giving him assurances that this was unnecessary as he was not the subject of the investigation. In hindsight, Williams regrets not having legal representation in his meetings with ASIC.

https://michaelwest.com.au/terracom-whistleblower/

>>23556683

>>23556876

>>23556867

Absolutely, no doubt.

Patsy was handled, was not at the scene of the crime.

Think: 9/11 suicide bombers. Same M.O.

Back flips to make sure this thing never "came out" too publicly

Mysterious deaths and reassignments of judges who desired to give him a trial

FBI coerced threatened him to a quick confession, which he retracted.

They picked him up abroad, had to fly him back to USA. Wasn't at scene of the crime.

The true story will always sound like fiction

"The deeper you go the "crazier" you sound"

And of course the crooks love it like that.

>>23556876

>>23556899

I'll have to remember that for later. "A wet beaver is a happy beaver" might come in handy.

>>23556936

Yes it does.

Template

>>23556940

Good call <3

>>23556909

>>23556941

Happy To Help.

So far, no pushback on Schumer’s UAPDA in NDAA negotiations, HASC Chair tells us

Sep 06, 2025

Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL) — Chair, House Armed Services Committee (HASC)

Ask a Pol asks:

Do you know what's up with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's UAP Disclosure Act (UAPDA) in this year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)?

Key Rogers:

“Nuh-uh,” HASC Chair Mike Rogers exclusively tells Ask a Pol. “I haven't heard anything about it.”

Caught our ear:

“I don’t even remember us talking about it in the past,” Chair Rogers tells us.

https://www.askapoluaps.com/p/so-far-no-uapda-pushback-in-ndaa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OukQsCCgKAQ

>>23556955

>What’s my recourse?

make the sound 'REEEEEEE' as loud as you can for 5-9 minutes. It's the secret call.

>>23556955

On the 17th of September, when Trump visits the UK, the youth are going to WALK OUT AGAINST TRUMP, oh no!

ORANGE MAN BAD!!!

>>23556673

>>23556968

The slaves are free.

“This name change is not just about renaming, it’s about restoring… America First, peace through strength brought to you by the WAR DEPARTMENT.” - @SecWar Pete Hegseth

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1964418839447589252

>>23556968

The Constitution is predicated on the DoI. Imbecile.

>>23556946

>>23556965

>make the sound 'REEEEEEE' as loud as you can for 5-9 minutes. It's the secret call.

funny how the yougay left remembers that red meant communism

when everyone else got switched in 1992

>>23556965

Socialists grooming the yutes again.

>>23556956

>>23556677 ‘The time for real change is now!’ — Conor McGregor urges Irish presidential bid

Citizens of Ireland, the time for real change is now!

As President, I will not sign any bill in law until it goes back to the people first!

If you want to see my name on the ballot for the Presidency, I urge you to contact your local county councillors today and ask them to nominate me.

https://x.com/TheNotoriousMMA/status/1963532107386372388

>>23556956

>>23556680 JB Pritzker Says He Has Moles in Trump Administration and Military Feeding him Information [traitors]

(VIDEO) JB Pritzker Says He Has Moles in Trump Administration and Military Feeding him Information on Trump’s Law Enforcement Operations – Claims DHS Plans to “Invade” Chicago Neighborhoods

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/09/jb-pritzker-says-he-has-moles-trump-administration/

>>23556970

War Department

Bout bloody time

>>23556979

> I urge you to contact your local county councillors today and ask them to nominate me.

kek! that's the method of getting on the ballot in rothschild-owned Ireland?

I think you're going to have difficulty, Mr. Notorious, sir.

>>23556970

F352