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@kultsommer
“NOTHING WILL STOP WHAT IS COMINGWhitney Webb, Armstrong, Catherine Fits ,,,,,already warned us about digital slavery, economic calamity, war….”
The digital slavery part will stop itself. There isn’t the power available to run it at the conceived level required to enslave everyone on the planet. The biggest cities alone will suck up all the available electricity nearby. I was chatting with the gentleman who supplies my firewood just recently about the power situation and he told me that during the cold spell last winter Nova Scotia power cut their electricity for several hours a day a few times last winter due to demand. He lives in a more rural area. I don’t recall anything in the local news about but that could be my own short coming.
“Now it’s happening again. Machetes that are used on farms, in gardening, in households across the world are now being stripped from Australians.
One possible solution, take your machete to your local artisan blacksmith and have it turned into a sword!
@just-some-randomer
I’ve stopped reading anything Cuntsler writes. He’s a shill, just protecting his income stream. He seems to only write in agreement with the prevailing social winds, not even trying to tack across them.“And he will agree only if Kiev’s government is replaced with one loyal to Moscow.”
“Loyal”? I’m thinking they’d be fine with “not hostile toward”.
“Trump always lies but in a good way.”
That’s the crux of it isn’t it? Little white lies that are really for your own good. Brings me straight back to Santa. A little white lie that doesn’t really hurt anyone, right? Thanks to the electronic world since what seems forever now, many kids are hurt directly by this on xmas morning when being very well behaved all year they get shorted on the santa list while others get it all. The nefariousness of this little white lie is in its longevity. Authority would only lie to you for your own good. Now think about the reaction of most to mandates from perceived authority. Follow without question, it is for the best of all. Does that sound too socialist? It’s now and always was about control. Fall in line you fool, you’re going to get us all killed. Yeah sure, that cattle car looks comfy!@eoinw They brought nothing back from anywhere. It’s mutated grey wolf genes that produced these pups.
“Paleogeneticist Dr Nic Rawlence, also from Otago University, explained how ancient dire wolf DNA – extracted from fossilised remains – is too degraded and damaged to biologically copy or clone.“Ancient DNA is like if you put fresh DNA in a 500 degree oven overnight,” Dr Rawlence told BBC News. “It comes out fragmented – like shards and dust.
“You can reconstruct [it], but it’s not good enough to do anything else with.”
Instead, he added, the de-extinction team used new synthetic biology technology – using the ancient DNA to identify key segments of code that they could edit into the biological blueprint of a living animal, in this case a grey wolf.
“So what Colossal has produced is a grey wolf, but it has some dire wolf-like characteristics, like a larger skull and white fur,” said Dr Rawlence. “It’s a hybrid.”
Dr Beth Shapiro, a biologist from Colossal Biosciences, said that this feat does represent de-extinction, which she described as recreating animals with the same characteristics.
“A grey wolf is the closest living relative of a dire wolf – they’re genetically really similar – so we targeted DNA sequences that lead to dire wolf traits and then edited grey wolf cells… then we cloned those cells and created our dire wolves.”
According to Dr Rawlence though, dire wolves diverged from grey wolves anywhere between 2.5 to six million years ago.
Interesting note: The eastern coyote is a hybrid of the western coyote and the grey wolf.
So the hybrid thing was done quite some time ago. By the grey wolf and western coyote.
What we have here is frankenwolves or some such. If cloning was as real as the movies
then we should have large flocks of sheep that don’t have the early abort gene.
Remember dolly the sheep? Well we don’t and sheep are still birthing prematurely.
What we do have is Crispr tech gene splicing. So what we get is Franken-everything.
mRNA in other words.“A terrifying trend is unfolding: Prostate cancer in men as young as 40-50. Colon cancer in children aged 10-12. Explosive, treatment-resistant “turbo cancers” appearing at rates never before seen in medical history.”
Play the games of the stupid win stupid prizes.
Zerosum from yesterday:”I can read. I prefer to read. I do not like having someone read to me, ( a video).”
With you there.
MPSK from yesterday: “Canada IS burning, and we here in Minn are getting so much smoke, it’s stunting the garden.
I checked to see if Russia is burning- they have wildfires as well; I don’t know how bad.”Here is a link with Russia loaded up.
https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/?v=-1.4492292444935089,2.9570472889809523,178.46823535689447,90.63834332889789&l=Reference_Labels_15m(hidden),Reference_Features_15m(hidden),Coastlines_15m,MODIS_Combined_Thermal_Anomalies_All,VIIRS_NOAA21_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor(hidden),VIIRS_NOAA20_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor(hidden),VIIRS_SNPP_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor(hidden),MODIS_Aqua_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor(hidden),MODIS_Terra_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor&lg=true&t=2025-08-10-T09%3A00%3A12Z
Over the past decade Russia’s north was one large bonfire. This year not so much. The link is WORLDVIEW and you can change a lot of perimeters here. Just going back year on year you will see the Russian north under a lot of smoke. I have the fire and heat anomalies marked. Check out Africa!“You don’t just indict people to indict people. You indict people because they broke the law…”
No, no, you indict people because you THINK they may have broken some law. All we have seen is talk of indictment and then crickets. No arrests, no actual charges, Go Fuck Yourself.
Aspnaz, Topcat said
Women will be having more sex with robots than men by 2025
How the fuck would we ever know why that bitch ain’t shaggin anymore if it wasn’t for The Sun.
If dildo’s count I would expect the count is already way more with on the mechanical side.
“Yes, of course, Ghislaine could expose all the Mossad connections. And then her life wouldn’t be worth anything.”
Really? I think her life may be worth a lot more to her if she unburdened herself with this knowledge. As long as she holds it from the scrutiny of the general public it would be in the interest of those in that list to find her dead. Three people can keep a secret if two of them are dead.
“Speaking with a Nordic news site, Kristersson said that he sometimes asks ChatGPT for a “second opinion” when it comes to governance strategies. “I use it myself quite often,” he said, “If for nothing else than for a second opinion.”
…..or conformation bias? Echo chamber writ large.
“BP makes biggest oil discovery in 25 yrs off coast of Brazil”
But we’re all out of oil, whut.
Nice announcement two days before its quarterly report.
“Although we cannot extrapolate as it is too early, and each well and each reservoir is different, we believe the data … provides support that the potential scale for this 100% BP discovery could be a game changer.”
The Bumerange block is “promising and strategically located” in Santos basin, wrote Jean Paul Prates, former CEO of state-run oil firm Petrobras on social media, while warning that fields with high carbon dioxide (CO2) content in its associated gas can be “uneconomic.”
Associated gas is a byproduct of oil production, found mixed with oil in reservoirs or as a cap above the oil.
“BP has yet to disclose the CO2 level in Bumerangue,” wrote Prates, adding this will “ultimately determine Bumerangue’s viability.”
BP said in its Monday announcement that results from the rig-site analysis indicate elevated levels of CO2.
It did not immediately reply to the questions about economic viability of the field raised by Prates.
BP, which forecast its oil and gas production at 2.3 million to 2.5 million barrels of oil equivalent per day by 2030, said this was its tenth discovery this year, following findings in Trinidad, Egypt, Brazil and others.
The company produced 2.4 million barrels of oil equivalent in 2024 and expects lower production this year.Topcat #193225
If, when open, your mouth is big enough to look like a cave to a bat, maybe you should keep it shut more.
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/these-are-americas-25-largest-private-landowners
I see the Irving family is sixth on this list. This family is from my neck of the woods. They destroyed more family farms and forestry operations than I care to add up. They also moved all their business accounts off shore to avoid taxes here at home, to Bermuda at the time iirc. More recently the McCains family, you know the french fry and other frozen foods giants around here have literally married, both companies and offspring. Between them they own/control most of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
“The reality is that Americans take more crap than anyone.”
You reap what you sow.The topic: Western Europe’s new role in the world. The one suggestion they could not accept was that the bloc should offer something to the world without expecting a reward.
..and this is what you get from people who thought everyone should get a medal in childhood. They can’t tell the difference between competency, ineptitude and down right stupid.Jeffery Sachs? The man who reorganized the Russian economy after the collapse of the USSR into a rape and pillage scheme in the new Russian economy. He surely knows how to build something. Yeah right. I think it best to avoid that (de)construction site, it’s unlikely to be very safe.
“People lost jobs, careers, friends. There need to be consequences.” They owe a lot of people an apology. Hell, they even include Putin.”
Really. Poor me, me, me. How about some consequences for the jab lies. You want to talk lost jobs and friends. This had a much larger effect on, well everyone. Lots of finger pointing and naming names without any receipts. Show us the beef! They’re all just a bunch of self serving cunts. Just keep my name in the news, there is no such thing as bad publicity.
“Honduras reinstates mask mandate as COVID cases spread”
LOL because they worked sooooo well the last time.
” However, nations could form a “network of institutions” to guide the development of a highly intelligent AI “that doesn’t want to get rid of people,” Hinton added.
I read that as: “We need more public funding to continue our work cause it isn’t profitable anymore. If not what we’ve already done might kill us all.”
He goes on with this:
“He explained that AI is likely to increasingly seek more control in order to achieve its assigned tasks as it grows more intelligent, and simply “turning it off” when it outpaces humanity will not be an option.”How about we just turn off the electricity if it hasn’t already crashed the grid?
“This formed part of their desire for Ukraine to move towards European Union membership, for their country to integrate into a community more clearly governed by democracy and the rule of law.”
” democracy and the rule of law.”
Holy shit! Really!!!“But that European and anti-corruption aspiration was very real back in 2013”
So they were all squeaky clean up til then?* If your job is pattern matching AI will replace you; All you brain does is pattern match; Connect the dots or AI will connect them for you”
Ai doesn’t connect dots so much as invent them.
Austria is considering a “social tariff” for electricity, intended to help low-income earners, which has led to mixed reactions. The proposed changes would also impact grid fees for those using renewable energy, potentially making it less economical for people who have invested in solar panels. The video features reactions from citizens and comments on the possible consequences of the policy changes.
@dr-d-rich Cambodia v Thailand?
The push is on. That owning the whole world thing isn’t working the way it was planned. TPTB have to ramp things up to 11 on the 10 scale. Expect more shit in central Asia and the south Pacific in the not too distant future.
NORTH AMERICAN ECONOMIC UNION + CBDC, “The Gringo”.
The energy to do it does not and will not exist. If it did, that is what would happen. TPTB think they can do it with money alone.
USA, Canada circa 2035 5-8 semi autonomous regions. Europe- a hot seething mess, possibly radio active.
Eligible Projects
Divided into two categories:
– Category 1: Ammunition, artillery, infantry weapons, cyber defense, and military mobility.
– Category 2: Air/missile defense, naval systems, drones, space assets, and electronic warfare—with stricter eligibility rules.
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Want help summarizing that document or exploring how SAFE might impact global defense dynamics? I’m all in.Zerosum ask it where the resources for this are going to come from? Both natural and manufacturing abilities.
@oxymoron ” We will need clearance to interact with anything digital and just about everything else.”
It will be pushed and cause a lot of harm. I don’t think it will ever make to world domination. It won’t have the energy if it does manage to get the coverage. I think that is the reason behind fifteen minute cities. Condense the populace into small spaces that can be monitored with the least amount of energy. The inability of the tech class to see an end to the resources needed is a function of the financial class claiming that suitable replacements can be found for any resource.The monied class hard at work:
What are we going to do tonight Brain?
Try to take over the world Pinky!AI is coming for your job.
At least, that’s what a lot of big-shot CEOs and pundits keep insisting.
Ford’s CEO, Jim Farley,
Warns AI will wipe out half of white-collar jobs – Fortune Article – July 5, 2025
Amazon’s chief, Andy Jassy, has firmly stated the following in the Amazon official announcement:
As we roll out more Generative AI and agents, it should change the way our work is done. We will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that are being done today – Amazon Official Statement – June 17, 2025
And it’s not just traditional execs?
Dario Amodei of AI startup Anthropic claimed
AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs — and spike unemployment to 10-20% in the next one to five years, Amodei told us in an interview from his San Francisco office. – Axios Original Interview – May 28, 2025
Yeah, it makes for a great headline. You can almost picture empty office chairs everywhere.
But hold on a second! Are you taking this at face value? We need to ask ourselves how much of this is genuine and how much is just marketing rhetoric.
https://www.ai-supremacy.com/p/will-ai-agents-really-automate-jobs
“The virus has beaten us”!
You beat yourself idiot. Could be the virus or it could be the jab? Those without the jab don’t seem to have the numbers that the jabbed do. Plenty who haven’t beeb jabbed also think they had covid so show me the numbers, spuddler.Dr D Rich:
“Trump has been squandering royally the opportunity to seize the ethical, moral and legal high ground these well-known facts present.”He’s doing exactly what he has done his entire life. Bluster and bloviate. He’s a spuddler. To spuddle I thought might be a good word for a lot of what the political class does.
‘Spuddle’ is an archaic word from the 17th century that means to work ineffectively; to be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing; to assign trivial things undue importance.
Oshkosh?! Don’t they make coveralls? So you can fire up manufacturing at a moments notice? No sweat re-tooling any operation, just like WW2. Go ahead then, I’ll watch.
A Biden administration effort to electrify the U.S. Postal Service has produced just 250 electric mail trucks in over two years—far behind schedule and slammed by Republicans as a multibillion-dollar “boondoggle.”
The nearly $10 billion project aimed to roll out 35,000 battery-powered USPS vehicles by September 2028, with $3 billion funded through President Biden’s 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), according to the NY Post.
But despite $1.7 billion already spent, only a small portion of the fleet exists, prompting Republicans to push for canceling the remaining $1.3 billion in funding.
“Biden’s multi-billion-dollar EV fleet for the USPS is lost in the mail and more than $1 billion is postmarked to order more,” said Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa).
“I am working to cancel the order and return the money to the sender, the American people.”Wisconsin-based Oshkosh was awarded $2.6 billion to build the trucks. Yet as of late 2024, just 93 had been delivered—far short of the 3,000 expected. Production has been plagued by engineering issues, including airbag calibration failures and leaks so bad water poured out of the trucks.
“This is the bottom line: We don’t know how to make a damn truck,” one insider told The Washington Post.
“The chaos we observe is acute because it is the simultaneous occurrence in the west of an over-accumulation of fictitious capital crisis, an energetic degradation crisis and a cultural crisis that can no longer rationalise the detachment of financial wealth from meaningful existence. One now wonders whether a terminal phase has arrived.”
PPP is not a good indicator of actual economic stability either. It adjusts according to what some product costs here compared to there in local monies. The US is the same on both sides of the ledger due to the reserve currency status. The economists use it to level the field when comparing the costs of a particular product across international borders. As near as I can figure everything in economics as displayed on markets and in financial circles is fantasy. It’s all based on the illusion of perpetual growth in a finite space backed up by fiat! Thinking that that is somehow possible in reality is delusional at best. To base all of the future on this? All…………. of everyone’s future.
