

This is probably bait, so they have reasons for surveillance cameras.


This is probably bait, so they have reasons for surveillance cameras.


Asked my dad about this, because he was in the navy a long time, and it’s normal, and the ship is sitting high, indicating light load, which makes sense because of the deployment circumstances.


Sorry for the murican reference, but these types of discussions makes me think about the common saying: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_men_are_created_equal
Like, if that was true, there wouldn’t be differences and the need for equity. https://oxford-review.com/the-oxford-review-dei-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-dictionary/equality-vs-equity-definition-and-explanation/
Does it really count as a deal when USA is controlling Venezuela’s money and operations?
Path of Exile. Spent probably thousands of hours in it for years. I even made my own home grown loot filter, not compatable with neversink’s. I left after they kept trying to sneak archnemesis back into the game. Never liked the gamble crafting system, and it felt like every update made less and less builds viable in maps.
I still watch Chris Wilson’s videos on YouTube though.

Thanks for the post. The article is so packed with information, and references it with links, a rarity these days.


Noir detective frame! The preview was amazing.

Sheldon has a series of speeches called The Scheme, which he records and posts on YouTube as video, and on his website as written versions. https://www.whitehouse.senate.gov/news/speeches/the-scheme-1-the-powell-memo/
The series goes into how the Republicans take over the Supreme Court shortly after the Civil Rights movements in the 1960s, around the time the parties switched. Sheldon goes into how dark money and Citizens United came into being, how it functions and influences court decisions and laws.
Then I found a website that tracks who in office takes dark money. To my great dissapointment, the man whistleblowning on dark money is listed there as taken dark money: https://www.trackaipac.com/congress
That website also follows new and upcoming candidates, but not all of them.
It’s a conservative identifier for me. I haven’t seen an example that was’t complaining about progressive political stances in some medium.