This appears to be a combined set of exports from a SQL database. Here are the first lines
Because this is a combined export (likely from the command line) of various tables, the file is not readable by a typical SQL editor, and needs to be split into pieces to make it so.
I'd rather just turn it into CSV chunks to start cleaning up the dataset for further analysis
There are 215,000 lines or so in the WordPress Comments table. As you can see, comment_author_IP is available, which is broadly useful to get a sense of where people posting replies to the Heritage blog are coming from in the world.
Earliest date: 2008-01-04. Newest: 2022-11-09
After creating a CSV chunk with only the WP comments table, now I can view columns and extract their content as needed. After extracting IP addresses from the author column, I can eliminate duplicates and work on analyzing their presumed geo origin, which is of interest to me
Dataset was a little dirty and a hassle to clean up.
Here are the 60K extracted IPs from the WP Comments table:
Crypto influencer Joe McCann — who I met once while engaged in a short-lived crypto project — is currently under widespread suspicion of murdering his fiancée, social media influencer Ashlee Jenae (Ashly Robinson). Here is a retweet made by McCann's ex-wife during their divorce.
Content Warning: DV
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Allegedly, they fought; hotel management separated them into different rooms. The police in Tanzania say she was found in critical condition inside her wardrobe in her hotel room after hanging herself using a piece of cloth from her dress on April 9.
Police commander: Based on preliminary investigation, there is no evidence of a criminal act. The police do not currently have grounds to arrest or charge McCann, and “cannot take legal action or detain him under these circumstances.” mwananchi.co.tz/mw/zanzibar/po…
"The systematic combination of crusader ideology, restorationist symbolism, and anti-government themes creates a visual manifesto that advocates for religious warfare, revolutionary action [...], and military authority superseding civilian democratic institutions."
🚩🚩🚩 There are major red flags in this story about an "ex-spy" who helped stop Iran from building a nuclear weapon. It is a very interesting piece—and I love The New Yorker—but please don't buy stories about intelligence professionals hook, line, and sinker 🎣
Believing that a story relitigating the success of previous CIA operations against Iran's nuclear program in public at the exactly moment when we are engaged in kinetic action against those same facilities is simply biographical stretches credulity.
Chalker claims he hasn't made a penny since the Broidy coverage. But his quantum cryptography startup Qrypt is HQ'ed at 1 World Trade Center, signed a major tech integration with NVIDIA in March, and added a former CIA Senior Exec to its board last year.
1/8 🧵 Right now, PHANTOM WAKE is showing 16 ships behaving very suspiciously near the underwater cables that carry ~95% of the world's internet traffic. These detections happened in a 19-hour window across 4 different oceans. Clustering here very likely not a coincidence #OSINT
2/8 First, what ARE these cables?
They're fiber-optic cables laid on the seafloor connecting every continent. When you video call someone in Europe from the US, your data travels through one. There are about 500 of them worldwide, and they're shockingly easy to damage
3/8 Here's the dirty secret: Easiest way to cut one is to drag an anchor over it. Slow a ship down to almost zero knots directly above the cable, drop the anchor, and let it scrape. Almost impossible to prove it was intentional! Russia & China have done it repeatedly since 2022
Let's do the *actual math* on @ThisWillHold2's "irrefutable" Amendment 4 fraud claim because the numbers they cite are publicly available and tell a totally different story.
2/ They claim 6,371,645 R+D early votes "coincidentally" equals the 60% threshold for Amendment 4, which got 6,070,758 YES out of 10,619,137 votes cast. The actual 60% bar was 6,371,482.
Their magic number is off by ~163 votes from the threshold. That's their "irrefutable" math.
3/ @ThisWillHold2 says 6,371,645 was used as a ceiling so Amendment 4 would land exactly at 60%. But the real 60% threshold was 6,371,482, and Amendment 4 only got 6,070,758 YES. That is a 300,724 vote gap.
Do you want to know how I tweeted that we did the attack on the school before it was confirmed? 'Twas a strong hunch based on TikTok comments posted to videos showing immediate aftermath of the event, like, "that doesn't look like Iran" to confuse viewers and avoid attribution.
By the time the news started filtering out internationally, Hegseth already knew DoD had made a mistake, and (U.S. or Israeli) bots started covering for the crime pretty much immediately using the deescalation tactics I further describe in the linked thread above.
On X, the bots covering had an Israeli vibe based on profile content and feed (like this one below). In hindsight, they may have been sent to confuse attribution but seemed more concerned with avoiding the world thinking Israel had been the one to bomb the school.