Combat Parapsychologist

The chances that it gets deemed subversive?

When I was a little guy I wanted a Turbografx 16 so bad. Props to mom for getting me a sega genesis instead.

Quite frankly, if you aren't directing your economic and intelligence agencies to do anti-Republican election interference, you're an idiot.

Prairieland shooter convicted of attempted murder, others on lesser charges in 'antifa' trial A federal jury returned a mixed verdict for those charged in a nonfatal July 4 shooting of a police officer outside an immigration detention center.

The implications of this verdict will be massive

fortworthreport.org/2026/03/13/p...

Unless you’re wealthy, of course.

And we will have “nurses” that get it wrong 40% of the time with no one to take our complaints to, “teachers” that are wrong 40% of the time but no administrators in the schools etc

i don’t think AI will be successful at what it does, but I do think it will be shoved down our throats at the exp of longer wait times for doctors, less access to nurses, to teachers, customer service, less access to basically anything on his list of things he doesn’t want people to have.

He is specifically referring to how it will take jobs from care functions and talking jobs, education, healthcare, any jobs where you email or sit in an office, but it won’t be able to take jobs from things that require embodied physicality.

any job where you email or talk to people or can be automated in any way, even if poorly, will be gone. jobs where you work with physicality, we will all be forced into.

I could share any one of these images in my local Facebook town forum and get 1000 likes easy, and that would be 25% of the town.

I hate to say it but I don't think you're getting your military back without a fight. Luckily strategy seems to be just a word in the dictionary for these guys, and they won't even be wearing the right size shoes so

Four drones stolen from Fort Campbell, army offers $5,000 reward Army investigators are offering a reward of up to $5,000 as they search for whoever stole four drones from Fort Campbell.

Pete Hegseth can’t even keep military bases safe, which are secured in the heart of the United States. Yet we’re allowing him to send our fellow citizens overseas. Incompetence abounds.

woman making disgusted face at text Electing Republicans woman making intrigued face at text Electr*cuting Republicans

mb ghalibaf An oil tanker crossed Strait of Hormuz escorted by US Navy ships? Maybe on PlayStation

checking in on the speaker of the parliament of iran

Bugs Bunny in a tux saying "I wish all trans children a very live long enough to get revenge"

Iran announces "the start of targeting the enemy's technological infrastructure in the region," by which they mean targeting assets of American companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc, across the region.

The Iranian regime believes—apparently correctly, though the messaging from the US has been inconsistent—it is facing an existential threat. Its economy is already in shambles. What does it care about blowing up global trade in order to save itself? If you are Tehran, what wouldn’t you endure?

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Haiti: Drone Strikes Put Residents at Risk Haitian security forces and private contractors working with them have conducted extensive and apparently unlawful lethal drone strikes.

"According to data reviewed by Human Rights Watch, at least 1,243 people in Haiti were killed by drone strikes in 141 operations between March 1, 2025, and January 21, 2026, including 17 children."

www.hrw.org/news/2026/03...

remember when that cronenberg movie 'existenz' came out and it seemed like a fun and silly conceit for there to be freedom fighters taking on corporate conglomerates in an attempt to protect consensus reality from an ocean of digital hallucination

Q: You said the war is 'very complete.' But your defense secretary says 'this is just the beginning.' So which is it?


TRUMP: You could say both

Local yokels already claiming total victory over Iran, democrats, and gas prices in my and the nearby towns’ forums.

How the Iran war could create a ‘fertiliser shock’ – an often ignored global risk to food prices and farming Without this form of fertiliser, crops will not produce yields on which the world’s population depends, leaving people starving.

theconversation.com/how-the-iran...

Never mind, ignore that, Iran was not buying soymeal from us I misread something and posted too quickly in my excitement.

If food costs get too high we might need to be getting used to eating a lot more soy products in the US though.

Keep an eye on urea prices at New Orleans. Poss. numbers of Midwest farmers rotate cornfields over to soybeans because they’re less fertilizer intense but get this -> Iran was a major buyer of American soymeal, and there is no reason to assume China is going to suddenly start buying our shit again.

I love Econ-positng. Dan Habsmith of Guttermeyer Associates posts the most confusing chart you've ever seen and says "Quite surprising VARG numbers, SPLG index showing movement" and you get the context by one of his mutuals quoting it with "Buy a fucking gun and head for the hills. Right now."

Making nachos and a vat of those lil smokies in bbq sauce to watch line go up like it’s the first week of football season.