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Laura Loomer

@LauraLoomer

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Something very big is happening.

I have had a terrible feeling in my gut the last month.

I truly believe a massive Islamic terrorist attack on the US, and our electrical grid in some capacity is coming very soon.

All of the warning signs are there.

Stay locked and loaded.

Sep 26, 2025 · 4:31 AM UTC

https://twitter.com/LauraLoomer/status/1971432407753687474

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Karma bitch!

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https://twitter.com/LauraLoomer/status/1971578559584997591

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President @realDonaldTrump salutes to the National Anthem at the Ryder Cup 🇺🇸

https://x.com/MargoMartin47/status/1971613712403554573

Space test program continues to expand, astronaut inspires future space test leaders

Sept. 25, 2025

The U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School Space Test Course started as a three-month program in January 2021, in collaboration with the newly formed U.S. Space Force, and has been growing ever since.

The program evolved to a year-long graduate certificate in Space Test Engineering in 2024 and is set to become a full 40-credit hour master’s degree program, known as the Space Test Engineering concentration in January 2026.

TPS graduate, Space Force Guardian and NASA astronaut, Brig. Gen. Nick Hague, who played a crucial role in advocating for the expansion of the Space Test Course, recently visited Edwards Air Force Base to engage with K-12 students, TPS, Airmen and their families.

From 2005-2006, he was the chief flight test engineer for the 416th Flight Test Squadron at Edwards, previous director of Space Force Test and Evaluation and is now the first-ever Space Force Guardian to travel to space as part of NASA’s Astronaut Corps.

“The strength of the Space Force lies in the dedication and expertise of our Airmen and Guardians,” Hague said. “It’s important to educate people on why research in space is so important and how it fundamentally impacts everyone’s lives on Earth.”

Fellow NASA astronaut and retired Navy Capt. Sunita Williams were also a part of the Crew-9/Expedition 72 return from space and accompanied Hague during the visit to TPS. “The fundamentals of test are universal, applying across all domains,” Karlen said.

"This truth was on display as Hague and retired Navy Capt. Williams spoke to the next generation of test leaders and Edwards AFB. We are proud to walk in the footsteps of these test leaders.”

Hague's visit highlighted the critical role of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in national defense and space exploration.

“The graduates of the TPS Space Test Course have already been leading the charge in a variety of research development test and evaluation roles for the Space Force,” said Andrew Freeborn, Technical Director of Space at TPS.

“The partnership between the school and the Space Force has been nothing short of amazing. Brig. Gen. Hague has really personified that in his dual roles as a Space Force Guardian and NASA astronaut.”

The U.S. Air Force TPS, in collaboration with Space Training and Readiness Command and Space Delta 12 (STARCOM), educates up to 24 Guardians, Airmen and joint partners annually to prepare them to assume leadership roles in the space test and evaluation enterprise.

This initiative will produce expert test leaders capable of developing and validating advanced space-based capabilities essential to maintaining the U.S.'s strategic advantage.

Graduates will be equipped with specialized skills to plan, execute, analyze and report on developmental and operational tests of complex space systems.

“The Space Force through STARCOM, made significant investments into the partnership with U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School and Edwards Air Force Base to produce professional Guardian testers with a multi-domain mindset capable of leading the service in safely pushing the limits of our space systems by ensuring they are combat-credible and ready for the joint fight,” said Lt. Col. David Heinz, U.S. Space Force Deputy Commandant-Space at U.S. Air Force TPS.

“It becomes more critical as Guardians around the globe are responsible for bringing stability to the space domain,” Hague said.

“What happens here at Edwards is extremely impactful to the space mission and I wanted to get out here and say thanks to the Air Force, Space Force and NASA.”

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4315287/space-test-program-continues-to-expand-astronaut-inspires-future-space-test-lea/

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Do it!

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Imigration and

Customs

Enforcement

Retired New York Financier and his Personal Assistant Charged with Sex Trafficking and Transporting Women to Engage in Commercial Sex Acts

Soros connected

https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/retired-new-york-financier-and-his-personal-assistant-charged-sex-trafficking-and

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CMSSF unveils World-Class Master Sergeant framework

Sept. 26, 2025

The Space Force is charting a new course for enlisted development, focusing on building "World-Class Master Sergeants" to lead the way.

During a recent address at the Air, Space and Cyber Conference, Chief Master Sgt. of the Space Force John Bentivegna outlined a new framework aimed at strengthening leadership and expertise at the core of the service.

Bentivegna emphasized that the future of space operations hinges on empowering exceptional leaders.

"Our focus is at the tactical and operational levels, ensuring that our master sergeants are fully prepared to lead across critical mission areas," he stated.

Master sergeants, with support from senior enlisted, will drive mission execution and foster the development of technical sergeants, sergeants, and specialists.

In this model, the Space Force is reimagining the Master Sergeant rank, positioning it not merely as a step within the senior noncommissioned officer tier, but as the pinnacle of enlisted service – a role that embodies mission-focused leadership.

“If we focus on developing the right master sergeants … we'll naturally have the right talent to create E-8s and E-9s," Bentivegna explained.

"There is a need for meaningful and challenging training to build a strong and cohesive team for the future of the Space Force.”

A key element of this vision is a rigorous training pipeline. The Space Force will implement a demanding Basic Military Training program, designed to push trainees to their limits.

Successfully completing this initial training will result in promotion from E-1 to E-2, signaling their readiness. Subsequent specialized skills training will be equally selective, with successful completion resulting in promotion to E-3, demonstrating warfighting competence.

Following specialty training, Guardians transition to operational roles, undergoing qualification training.

Certification by their local squadron commander signifies their "combat-mission ready" status, leading to a promotion to E-4. This commitment to combat readiness is a cornerstone of the new framework.

The Space Force is also embracing a "fully-qualified promotion" model. Historically, promotion to E-5 involved sending records of eligible Guardians to a board where each record is scored and only a set percentage are promoted based on merit.

Bentivegna emphasized that promotions shouldn't be based on competition against others, but on meeting established standards.

"Guardians who demonstrate competence through training, experience, and acceptance of greater responsibility will be rewarded through promotion."

This model focuses on proving skills and preparedness, rather than competing for a limited number of promotions. This year marks a shift toward this model.

A 100% opportunity was offered for eligible E-4s to advance to E-5 by meeting established standards rather than being compared against their peers.

Looking ahead, the Space Force aims to further empower commanders.

In 2026, the service plans to delegate promotion authority for E-5s to tactical-level commanders, rewarding Guardians for their ability to learn and prove their skills.

This initiative emphasizes warfighting competence and proven skills over competition for limited promotion slots.

Master sergeants will be central to the Space Force's culture of mentorship and leadership.

They will lead diverse teams comprised of officers, enlisted, and civilians, managing resources, executing critical missions, and mentoring the next generation of leaders to shape the force's future success.

As Bentivegna said, “We need Guardian who are subject matter experts, but we also need them to teach, to train, to mentor.

So, there is no saying, ‘I will be a technical subject matter expert, I want to do operations, I don’t want to lead.’ There is no such thing, We all lead at our levels. We all have influence over others.”

This framework underscores the Space Force's commitment to developing highly skilled and effective enlisted leaders.

By implementing demanding training programs, modernizing the promotion system, and emphasizing operational excellence, the Space Force seeks to empower its master sergeants to lead and develop the next generation of Guardians, ensuring readiness for future challenges in the space domain.

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4315895/cmssf-unveils-world-class-master-sergeant-framework/

NO I.D PETITION CLIMBING WILL REACH ANOTHER 100,000 SOON

Note: the disgusting feminists who they have pushed out to argue the point that it will not be a digital i.d card and talking semantics.

The petition clearly states no form of government i..d see text below

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Petition

Do not introduce Digital ID cards

We demand that the UK Government immediately commits to not introducing a digital ID cards. There are reports that this is being looked at.

More details

We think this would be a step towards mass surveillance and digital control, and that no one should be forced to register with a state-controlled ID system.We oppose the creation of any national ID system.

ID cards were scrapped in 2010, in our view for good reason.

1,189,425 signatures

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/730194

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https://x.com/MargoMartin47/status/1971599601087258979

Am I dumb for trying to point out to family anon those numbers on the bridge? I got yelled at called stupid, that I'm an idiot thinking those numbers have to do with anything. Caused a huge fight , I'm just trying to keep eyes open.

But you know what I dont give a fuck, im still poor on the verge of homelssness. What am I gonna get out of wasting my time looking at posts and numbers.

Fucking shit.

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>>23657847

Your accompanying music choice, is superb, like no other.

STARCOM Leaders Highlight Guardian Readiness and Space Superiority at AFA’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference

Sept. 26, 2025

Space Training and Readiness Command leaders underscored the importance of building combat-ready Guardians during this week’s Air and Space Forces Association’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference, held Sept. 22-24.

The annual conference brings together Guardians, Airmen, industry and international partners to discuss the future of air and space power, promoting innovation and collaboration across the national security community.

STARCOM commander Maj. Gen. James E. Smith, joined Lt. Gen. David N. Miller, Jr., commander of Space Operations Command, and Lt. Gen. Douglas A. Schiess, commander of U.S. Space Forces-Space, for a panel discussion titled Achieving Space Superiority.

The generals focused on how the Space Force is integrating realistic training and preparing Guardians to operate in contested conditions. They emphasized the need for a force that can think and act quickly against real-world adversaries.

“For example, resilient architectures and proliferated constellations require our Guardians to think differently than we ever have in the past,” Smith said. “That’s why we redesigned our Officer Training Course.

Instead of just making a space operator, or a cyber operator, or an intel operator, our Guardian [officers] are trained in space, cyber, intel and acquisitions so that they can move at the speed that we’re going to have to move in this domain given the threats we are going to face.”

Smith referenced the significance of space as a now global, contested domain. He also highlighted the role STARCOM plays in providing training to Guardians who will support the joint force and partners.

“The character of war is changing fast and Guardians must be ready to fight – not just in space, but across space, cyber and intel,” Smith said. “For STARCOM it’s about ensuring every Guardian and every system we deliver is combat credible.

Because at the end of the day, our job is to ensure we have the capabilities and the people that can deter a war – and if called upon, win.”

Delivering Space Superiority

Similarly, Brig. Gen. Matthew S. Cantore, STARCOM’s deputy commander, moderated a panel titled Delivering Training Capabilities for Space Superiority.

He was joined by industry leaders who discussed the need for clearer acquisition processes that allow information to flow more effectively.

The discussion emphasized collaboration among manufacturing partners and the importance of engaging companies of all sizes. The goal would be to make it easier for businesses to enter the conversation and bring innovative solutions to the warfighter.

“Industry plays a critical role, we need their capability,” Cantore said. “This partnership is essential to ensure we get our requirements known and understood but then delivered to our Guardians to prepare.”

Cantore and the panelists all agreed time is critical to ensuring Guardians receive the training and equipment needed to protect operations and access to space.

“The fight for the future is upon us,” Cantore said. “We know that the next major conflict is going to require space superiority. Whether it’s a strike like Operation Midnight Hammer or large-scale continuous combat operations, we need to be ready.”

STARCOM, headquartered at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, is responsible for preparing every Guardian through training, education, testing, wargaming, and with its ranges and aggressors.

Comprised of five Deltas, its mission is to develop space warfighters who can fight and win in the space domain.

https://www.starcom.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4315942/starcom-leaders-highlight-guardian-readiness-and-space-superiority-at-afas-air/

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As it approaches Earth, they will claim that it's slowing down. They will then tell us that it's entering a far orbit above the Earth. THEN….the fake alien invasion comes. [Their] last play.

Spain & Italy sending warships to "help escort" the Greta Flotilla is an intelligence gathering opportunity for Israel.