Pete Hegseth said this. Out loud. And then put a transcript of what he said up on a site called war.gov
Traditional allies who care about long-standing internationally agreed upon rules of engagement are deemed to be wringing their hands and clutching their pearls
This is as clear a declaration of, "We are committed to committing war crimes and will continue to war crime and just try and stop us!" as I have ever heard
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"There’s basically no daylight between how North Korean state media talks about that country’s dictator and how Sean Hannity talks about Donald Trump." trib.al/SBurOUk
Even Fox News is now admitting hard truths about the state of Trump’s economy. We talked to a chronicler of right-wing media who explains how all this is straining his propaganda apparatus to the breaking point.
"Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed a new iteration of the ongoing Contagious Interview campaign, where the North Korean threat actors have published a set of 26 malicious packages to the npm registry.
The packages masquerade as developer tools, but contain functionality to extract the actual command-and-control (C2) by using seemingly harmless Pastebin content as a dead drop resolver and ultimately drop a developer-targeted credential stealer and remote access trojan. The C2 infrastructure is hosted on Vercel across 31 deployments.
The campaign, tracked by Socket and kmsec.uk's Kieran Miyamoto is being tracked under the moniker StegaBin.
"The loader extracts C2 URLs steganographically encoded within three Pastebin pastes, innocuous computer science essays in which characters at evenly-spaced positions have been replaced to spell out hidden infrastructure addresses," Socket researchers Philipp Burckhardt and Peter van der Zee said."
Trump's supporters have fallen for his narcissistic, sociopathic traits – voting for him because they believe he is a hero and the only person equipped to save America.
Most people have probably heard of Mises or Hayek, or Milton Friedman (uncle Milty as I like to call him).
Much less known as a guy named James McGill Buchanan. He was a real piece of work because he advanced the idea that psychopathy was natural and beyond that the highest human virtue.
He said, and this is almost a complete direct quote that each of us seek “mastery in a world of slaves.”
That's a sad story. It pains me to see that you feel you have to write like that, but I think the world is generally better than that. Feel the warm sun whenever you can, and, if not, imagine it!
'It doesn't lie. So who are you?': What happens when DNA tests show a woman is not the mother of the child she gave birth to?www.livescience.com/health/genet...
Yeah, I had read about that a number of years ago. There are other circumstances where genetic test will also yield inconclusive results because an individual has more than one genetic line of cells in their body.
It can be even crazier I think understanding that fetal stem cells can migrate into the mother’s body, although probably not in a way is to cause confusion in genetic tests
Have you read Zimmer, Carl (2018). She Has Her Mother's Laugh: The Powers, Perversions, and Potential of Heredity? Great book that explains heredity and its quirks. I wrote a review on my Web site:www.bettycjung.net/Goodbks.htm
"Although it’s uncomfortable to do so, the ineffectiveness of our mass institutions and forms needs to be recognized and faced head on. There is an unfortunate tendency on the left—as there is to all movements out of power—to sloganeer instead of taking a hard look at the actual power constellation of our society. But this is precisely what we need to do.
So, what have the last twenty years demonstrated?
The rich can get richer and the poor can get poorer without there being a serious reaction; people are as a whole unwilling to put their lives on the line for politics.
Congress largely has abandoned its role in war-making.
The “voice” provided by social media is largely an illusion when it comes to affecting those who wield real power, while the mass media is more interested in circuses than in informing.
There is not a clear link between popular protest and political reform.
Those who control the Democratic Party feel no compunction to listen to their supposed constituents.
For the moment, at least, capitalism has won, and its victory is totalizing.
You don’t need that many people to control and run the US Empire effectively.
Of course, I do not wish to imply that the above realities are eternal. Humans, as Marx rightly said, make their own histories (even if, as he added, we don’t make them as we please).
We live in a grim era where morbid symptoms abound. Our goal for the next decade must be to change that, and the only way to do so is to identify the present constellation of power in our society and strategize accordingly.
LFortran can now compile fpm, the Fortran Package Manager. We opened up an issue for it in April 2025, when we started focusing on it as a priority. We closed it on February 7, 2026.
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I'm not sure why everyone thinks this question is fill-in-the-blank! In this hypothetical situation, the airbrush artist only knows how to draw four bitchen things! And you can only afford one!
But vehicles are just tools to me. They have to get me from A to B. They have to work for their purpose. But it's really just my personal thing that I don't see the appeal of customization. Not with cars, PCs, or other things. I didn't want to question that for others. 😊
From the organizer: In March 2026, the Three Legs of Mann rally roars back for its sixth edition. This isn’t just a rally—it’s a fight against history, tradition, and the […]\n
Clear answer is wizard. Even if it was a fill in the blank that's where I'm going.
Car hot take: You should get 5% off your license plate renewal if your car is more interesting than black/white/silver/blue/red. 10% of it's got actual art on it.
20 some years ago, when I was in college, I had a van that the previous owner (a friend's dad who was an electrician) had spray painted baby blue to match his tools, so they wouldn't get stolen off the job site. I kept the color but added a bunch of bumper stickers. I always thought if I still had it, I'd paint it like the A-Team van, but today I'm leaning Wizard.
(Unofficial English translation) STATEMENT of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization regarding the Situation around the Islamic Republic of Iran eng.sectsco.org/20260302/21809…
PFLP Condemns British PM Starmer’s Statement About Participation in the War on Iran
The PFLP condemns British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s announcement regarding the use of British bases and aerial participation in the war on Iran, considering it an explicit admission of Britain’s transition to full field partnership in the aggression.
The use of British bases for aggressive war aims recalls Britain’s traditional colonial role and exposes the falsehood of claims that these movements fall within the framework of “defense.” British bases have been transformed into platforms to support military operations and provide logistical and political cover for them.
The PFLP calls on all free voices in Britain to escalate popular and legal pressure on the Starmer government to stop this military involvement and hold those responsible accountable. We urge action to change British policy to ensure an end to its involvement in the zionist and American war of genocide against the peoples of the region.
Bengaluru-based Pronto, which offers on-demand home-help services like cooking and cleaning, raised a $25M Series B led by Epiq Capital at a $100M valuation (Sankalp Phartiyal/Bloomberg)
Most of the messages folks send me, when they're signing up for my #StickersAndStamps project, are wonderful.
Some are very odd, like this recent one: "I want a nice tattoo not one that is too ugly".
This person looked at the photo of the temporary tattoo designs I was giving away, requested that I send one, and then added this comment to their request.
The comment was so odd that I had to just laugh through the insult. Ha!
Yes, Trump is way less popular now than Bush was in 2003 and, yes, the Iran strikes are viewed more negatively than Iraq was at first. But this makes his position less fraught, not more. ms.now/opinion/trump-polls-ira…
"Do I Do" is a song written and performed by American singer and songwriter Stevie Wonder, first released on the compilation album #StevieWondersOriginalMusiquariumI in 1982. The single peaked at #2 on the US #Billboard soul chart and #13 on the Billboard #Hot100. On the Billboard dance chart, "Do I Do" reached number one for two weeks. Overseas, it reached #10 in the UK. youtube.com/watch?v=QGNR-gv0sR…
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