Local weirdo gets her jacket

Saving Private Ryan ruined war movies. They used to be so much more fun and cool. Now they’re all crybaby stories.

🚨🔥 RUMOR: Microsoft podría llevar 1-2 años desarrollando internamente un MMO de Halo al estilo Destiny 2. La filtración llega de un usuario no verificado del foro r/GamingLeaksAndRumours, así que conviene cogerlo con muchas pinzas, pero las pistas que ofrece son llamativas. Según la fuente, fue Obsidian Entertainment quien propuso originalmente el concepto a Microsoft, basándose en el éxito financiero de otros MMO como Elder Scrolls Online, Fallout 76 o World of Warcraft. Phil Spencer habría dado luz verde para probar la idea, aunque Obsidian no sería quien desarrollaría finalmente el juego. Sobre la jugabilidad: encarnaríamos a un soldado ODST con misiones en varios planetas, raids, mazmorras y PvP completo. El proyecto seguiría en fase muy temprana, sin haber sido aprobado oficialmente como desarrollo completo. ¿Os molaría un Halo MMO al estilo Destiny 2 o creéis que es una idea fallida desde el primer minuto? 🤔

The Arbiter is an allegory for St. Paul btw.

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New: Texas Republican Party Chair Abraham George lost reelection to second-in-command D’rinda Randall, shaking up the top of the state’s majority party ahead of the fall midterm elections. bit.ly/4vI68iB

I had to educate the woke right on what happened in 1979. For a topic they spend 24/7 talking about, it would benefit them to know that it was our embassy, not a military barracks that was attacked.

Was watching “The Good Shepherd” loosely based on James Angleton and it made me weirdly enough think of how the State Dept. has been maligned, especially with regard to JFK The WASP and new elite in the intel community always point to Israel killing JFK and use it in their book of anti-Zionism, but it’s also worth noting these same people are in the line of James Angleton, who, while not a Zionist, was a staunch American anti-communist Kennedy was opposed to Dimona (Israel’s nukes), but Angleton and other WASPs, despite opposing Jewry and Jews in their culture, were pragmatic about opposing communism. They supported Arabs and the Jews. These same WASPs can’t be called “goys” because the Holocaust wasn’t a cultural artifact until after Kennedy’s death… Whatever you make of it, Kennedy was staunchly progressive, dovish, likely infiltrated or tolerant of communists, failed with the Bay of Pigs, and allowed Soviet Russia to expand. He flanked Nixon to the right on communism, basically the only issue, and then failed. That was his deciding issue. Everything the populist right hates today, the Civil Rights Act, Hart-Celler, the Civil Rights Movement, it was all enshrined and legislated into law under Kennedy’s presidency/cabinet term. He was all for government spending and was the progenitor of the “Great Society.” For better or worse, Kennedy evaluated to let China and the Vietnamese communists expand before LBJ reversed it. If the US had the will, many argue Vietnam would’ve been over and allowed the US to sharply curb China The Korean War and Vietnam were specifically about containing Communist China, same with Taiwan. Nixon famously pulled off the pragmatic Sino-Soviet split, which, over 60 years, has allowed China to now rival the US and dwarf Russia To his credit, Kennedy was anti-organized crime. Which is why we get reports that Meyer Lansky, the Jewish mafia, the organized crime casinos in Cuba loosely tied to the rebels All in all, Kennedy was elected on communism. He won a tight race. He lambasted Nixon was “too soft” on communism. Kennedy and Carter both served to unravel the colonized world, allowing communism to gain influence. Nixon was historically a far better negotiator, statesman, diplomat, and strategist Kennedy ultimately edged out a razor thin margin, securing elite WASP support and populist Southerns, based on anti-communism, liberal capitalism, and an identity that seemed vigorous In truth, Kennedy blew up the Southerners. His “decision” and plan is why White Southerners and Black Southerners switched parties. He left Nixon a mess. Failing to finish the job he promised to (Cuba) before, likely putting the US on a back foot with the USSR. Nixon showed willingness to commit and Kennedy didn’t Additionally, Kennedy was opposed to the US’ strategic industries, namely oil, where Bush made money Kennedy had made an enemy of basically every strategic interest and crucial ally of the US at that point. The Soviets ironically had the least to gain by removing Kennedy And James Angleton, for whatever you think of him, was not some “goy” or Evangelical. The Holocaust wasn’t even a thing to most of America by the time he died In sum, while wrong, taking a conspiracy at face value, Kennedy was probably a serious danger to the US. Not to mention his Addison’s disease, he was likely close to death It tells a tale that the praetorian guard, the US empire, the other empires, whatever ideal the “populist right” wants to uphold, we should understand those interests had every reason to protect us or fear Kennedy’s power I’m sure the Israel angle is convenient for the CIA to spare them the horror, as Kennedy was no friend of them either All conspiracies involve interested parties. If I were to draw one, I’d say the old guard acted to try to stop the damage. But once Kennedy was elected, it was too late. Once Angleton was gone in the 70s (post Nixon), communists gained rapid ground and the US lost footing

Everything he does proves that Trump was right to oppose him.  He really believes he had a right to that seat, even though he loathes Trump and his supporters. Cornyn predicts post-midterms will be ‘most miserable two years’ of Trump’s life thehill.com/homenews/senate/…

Buckley Carlson told Megyn Kelly that Senator Platner is “inevitable” and that Graham Platner would be better than Susan Collins because the current Republican Senate is allowing the US military to merge with Israel’s. Mental illness is in the Carlsons’ DNA.

I had to educate the woke right on what happened in 1979. For a topic they spend 24/7 talking about, it would benefit them to know that it was our embassy, not a military barracks that was attacked.