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@marlathetourist

I like Judge Nap, he's got a great roster of boomer ex-intelligence and military to call on for analysis - Scott Ritter, Col Douglas MacGregor, Ryan McGovern, Larry Johnson - all informed, nuanced takes on what's actually happening.

The facts are that Iran just rewrote all the rules of Middle East engagement.

Quality troll of simps and gamer girls

@Stahesh

Apu is a based motherfucker.

@Stahesh

That flag had the right to defend itself.

@Mongoliaboo

Chef's kiss, doesn't get any more poetic.

@Stahesh

That is a big deal. Nicely done Serbia.

@Stahesh

They do love their Burning Man

@Tfmonkey @Chimi_Chuang_Tzu @Mr_Mister

And then there's Romeo & Juilet, the Tarantino edition

@ButtWorldsMan

There, fixed it.

@shanmukhateja @atoponce

Reminds me of Greg Egan's 1992 sci-fi novel Quarantine, where the protagonist detective deploys a programmable bio-hackable mosquito to run physical recon.

Great book - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quarantine_(Egan_novel))

@fal1026

Yeah, that was some pretty impressive control.

I might have moved from the smoke but I would have also probably cheered.

Comments on this one are gold:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u8OWS4g8XM

@sardonicsmile

That tight, fast tail wag is a dead giveaway. Anytime I see a dog do that near another dog I know it's about to go off.

@Zeb

That's a retarded take. Those central African countries are tropical and equatorial - they have natural renewable internal freshwater resources like rivers, lakes and rainfall. Jews didn't make it up ffs. Get a grip, it's checkable.

@FinalDresdonation

On paper Canada looks good, but it's one of the worst shitshows around.

Projected water scarcity within 25 years.

Another interesting map, the world's youngest and oldest populations.

Here's some historical perspective on "modern-ish" civilizations. Literally Europe, Far East, India & Iran.

@sardonicsmile

True, but if you have land and regularly do light fires, burning is a foolproof method to destroy unwanted accumulated data.

I've been doing that for years. Shredding is a good alternative though.

Also, I like that proverb.