is this regime change boomerang? 
There's some pretty good analysis from Gamer Nexus iirc about some of this stuff. The contradictions are so damn sharp in the tech sphere, it's kind of abysmal how much the hype bubble has yet to significantly pop. That Keynes quote comes to mind about how the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. Also Wiley Coyote hanging in the air off the edge of the cliff, but not yet realizing he's about to plummet into the depths.
open source is gommunism no iphone
LMAO
Closing the strait again during pride month, Iran is ready for LGBT (let's go bomb telaviv).
China's coordinated tech industry is why anyone outside of the 
has any decent tech at this point. The AI boondoggle and the tariffs are only going to make this even more a cemented reality. Soon even western g*mers and tech enthusiasts will be clamoring for China's tech bounty. It's already happening with EVs and car-folk.
remember GWB's "axis of evil"? where are they now? turns out they are thriving due to this one weird trick that neoliberals don't want you to know!
This is such a microcosm of capitalism responding to climate change.
With this kind of precision strike capabilities, we could make a lot of money!



I guess at least Trump understands the importance of having someone else take the blame. It could all be kayfabe and subterfuge, but the more this kind of things continues to happen, the more believable the schism between US and zionism appears to be.
I hadn't seen this in the mega yet.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has canceled an upcoming trip to the United States after he was required by the US embassy to arrive in person and provide his fingerprints as a condition for receiving a visa, Hebrew media outlets reported Monday.
The unusual move of requiring his fingerprints was apparently due to his criminal convictions. It signaled that Washington was not keen on giving him a visa, according to Channel 12, which first reported the incident.
However, the response failed to address why Ben Gvir ended up not traveling at all, and why he falsely claimed that all Israelis applying for a US visa are required to provide their fingerprints. In fact, Israelis are eligible for a visa waiver under the ESTA program, provided they meet conditions that include not having a criminal record.
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