@RealityIsIllus2 @TruthBe53952128 He spoke about something that he couldn't understand. Especially speaking about Moses and whatever he said needs a huge knowledge which he didn't possess.

@RealityIsIllus2 @TruthBe53952128 Jordan Maxwell was a stupid. He really was an illiterate man. Most of the Islamists hear his nonsense speeches and get orgasms by them.
Maxwell was a true hoax.

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Roadmap – Transition toward an Ethno-Geographic Federal System

1. Christian political convergence at Bkerke
The two (or four) main Christian political parties convene under the auspices of Bkerke and adopt a common political project,

explicitly based on ethno-geographic federalism. This step is intended to unify Christian representation around a single, coherent, and non-negotiable constitutional vision.

2. Assumed institutional deadlock
In response to the predictable refusal of Islamic political forces to engage in this project, an institutional deadlock ensues. This paralysis is treated not as a temporary crisis to be managed within the existing system.

1/10 Two parallel shifts this week, one in 🇺🇸the US and one in 🇪🇺the EU. Having had the privilege and honor of serving my beautiful country 🇹🇷 on both sides of the Atlantic, I read them as strong signals about how each system is managing the #EV transition and industrial risk. +

2/10 🇺🇸US: Ford is taking about $19.5B in charges, scaling back its all-electric F-150 trajectory, and pivoting toward hybrids and extended-range models, while repurposing parts of its EV footprint toward other uses. This is corporate pragmatism. When demand, charging density, +

3/10 and cost curves are not uniform across a continental market, product mix follows unit economics. Capital migrates to the fastest path to volume and margin. +

Brown University is mass deleting a series of celebratory articles on its website relating to Mustapha Kharbouch, a foreign born Palestinian student in its Middle East studies dept.

Mustapha participated in the Hamas encampments at Brown & wrote in article declaring the need for a rebellion against the U.S. and Israel.

Someone has also deleted his X account.

Mustapha is clearly a bad ideological actor, but there are no reports thus far that he has been implicated in the incident at Brown. Though the consequential timing is certainly worth keeping an eye on.

Took this screenshot of Mustapha's account, which has since disappeared.

Ofc, it could be entirely unrelated and Brown could be panic deleting articles (worried about the loss of funding) showing that many of its students are ideological lunatics who seek bad outcomes for the United States. But the timing is surely interesting.

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The 🇺🇦 clearing of Kupyansk’s northern outskirts in depth: the 2nd National Guard Corps "Khartia" has been committed.

As reported by many sources last week, the northern flank of Kupyansk has been cleared of Russians, partially cutting off infantry in the city itself.

This operation was led by a command element of the 2nd NGU Corps “Khartia”, initially under the Group of Forces North and currently under Major General Drapatyi’s “Joint Forces Task Force”.

A lengthy post by Ukrainian journalist (now member of Khartia) Yurii Butusov contains detailed information: on September 21st, a 🇺🇦“Search & Strike Group” was created from the headquarters of the Khartia Corps, under corps commander Colonel Obolyenskyi.
As far as we know, this is the first appearance of this task-organized formation in Ukrainian doctrine.

The “Khartia Group” operated with various attached subunits under its command.
- On 24/09, the newly formed 475th Assault Regiment “Code 9.2” (created from 92nd Assault Brigade subunits) cleared the town of Tyshchenkivka.
- On 09/10, the 475th Regiment and the 4th Battalion of the 92nd Brigade recaptured Kindrashivka.
- On 11/10, armored groups from the NGU Khartia Brigade took Radkivka.

At this point the key goal was reaching the Oskil’ river to fully cut the Russian route into the city - this was achieved on October 21st.
Geolocated footage from the area south of Holubivka was released by Khartia Brigade last week, confirming this.

A truly impressive aspect has been the OPSEC (Operational Security) surrounding the operation - the only indication that attacks were ongoing was Russian-released footage of drone strikes on an M113 assault north of Holubivka around 21/10.
This may have been a company from 425th “Skelya” (ex-Skala) Regiment’s 2nd Assault Battalion. It is unlikely they were able to consolidate their positions after the vehicles were disabled.

Other units supporting the main effort as part of the “Khartia Group” were the 144th Mechanized Brigade, Free Russia Legion elements and drone teams from the “Lazar” and “Typhoon” NGU detachments.

South of the Khartia Group, in the center of the city, is another task-organized command - 🇺🇦“Tactical Group Kupyansk”, under the command of Brigadier General Solimchuk.

Unclear elements belonging to the 125th and 127th Heavy Mechanized Brigades recently supported Skelya Regiment units in the clearing of the key Yuvileynyi microdistrict, a large city block of high-rises crucial to controlling the city.
Along with various SOF units from SSO, SBU, KORD and the Military Police’s 138th Special Purpose Center, these formations are now gradually moving north to clear the city and reinforce the Khartia Group’s positions.

The Freikorps volunteer unit and the 151st Recon Battalion have also been operating inside the city, while the 10th Army Corps’ 116th and 14th Mechanized Brigades defend their lines south of the city and east of the Oskil’ river.

the red mage change is curious cuz imo its less that there was an issue with the job and more that pf designs strats assuming casters have infinite movement and never need to get close to the boss

m6s was fucked in pf for red mage because no one is capable of being flexible

you just didn't get your 2 minute burst at the start of adds because no one to make the simple change of putting caster on the NE ray

or putting phys ranged and a healer on the rays instead of the caster

the memes about it are very funny though, so maybe a good change in the end

We’ve shipped more updates for Claude Code:

- Syntax highlighting for diffs
- Prompt suggestions
- First-party plugins marketplace
- Shareable guest passes

We’ve added syntax highlighting to diffs in Claude Code, making it easier to scan Claude’s proposed changes within the terminal view.

The syntax highlighting engine has improved themes, knows more languages, and is available in our native build.

Claude will now automatically suggest your next prompt.

After a task finishes, Claude will occasionally show a followup suggestion in ghost text. Press Enter to send it or Tab to prefill your next prompt.

Those most relaxed days of the year, calls for an impromptu lunch with fellows!

#BusinessRituals

Republican legislators refused to hold a vote on commonsense gun safety measures supported by nearly 70% of Minnesotans.

That’s why I just signed the first executive actions taken by a Minnesota Governor focused on gun violence prevention.

We’re laying the groundwork to hold gun manufacturers accountable and establishing a council to develop a blueprint for preventing mass violence, domestic terrorism, and politically motivated attacks.

We’re expanding education, training, and best practices for law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, schools, and mental health professionals on extreme risk protection orders.

We’ve seen the data and we know these orders are saving lives.

Earth’s surface is full of huge curved features. Arcs of sediment, ocean ridges, and tectonic zones. I adapted Meinesz method for predicting shear force trajectories around a specific Euler - in this case, the ECDO 104° along the 31° meridian [figs 1 & 2]. The maps show predicted global shear stresses on Earth’s surface if the planet underwent large-scale reorientation (true polar wander). The model is predictive - generated before comparison to the geology. One of Meinesz' original shear maps, based on a 70° TPW along the 90° meridian is shown in fig 3. [1/7]

https://x.com/nobulart/status/1858215533222715519

[2/7] In the southeastern United States, surface clay forms a near-perfect arc with a ~250km radius. The arc crosses multiple geological provinces and rock types, which makes local explanations difficult. Carbonate enrichment (CaCO₃) appears along the same arc, while sand does not. The geometry matches the predicted shear contours almost exactly. When a single, smooth arc cuts cleanly across multiple provinces, with no obvious structural boundary. How does a feature like this maintain a precise geometry unless it reflects a large-scale, organizing stress field?

[3/7] Around Sulawesi bathymetry and fault systems curve in tight spirals, aligning with the predicted shear trajectories around the Euler focal points. Different rocks. Different ages. Consistent geometry.

🧵 (1/13) THREAD on the House settlement, the SCORE Act, the NCAA’s push toward a salary / revenue-sharing cap, and how a hard cap will lead to MORE transfers, more chaos, and more problems:

1/ Roster continuity is something everyone claims to value in college sports — the NCAA, conferences, fans, coaches, players, and agents alike. Stability matters. It builds culture, identity, development, and fan connection.

2/ That doesn’t mean transferring is always bad. Sometimes movement creates great outcomes for everyone involved (see: Indiana’s transfer QB Fernando Mendoza and his Heisman season). But excessive, forced movement helps no one.