Re: Main news thread - conflicts, terrorism, crisis from around the globe

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interview...

My incredible interview with Alex Jones this morning. pic.twitter.com/gZpJgXeY5c

— Vladimir Soloviev (@VRSoloviev) September 7, 2023

and yesssss anon... we know Soloviev is a jew. carry on.

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Come to Zodland before you do stupid shit. We can help.

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From 80mph to Category 5 160mph with 195mph gusts in 24 hours luckily currently way out to sea but one to watch

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credit to Lord Bebo group...
you cannot find these FULL versions of discourse w/ Stoltenberg using twitter search.
i tried.

https://t.co/lRCh6QGyUM

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) September 7, 2023

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Hong Kong flooding

Massive flood in Hong Kong after super typhoon #Soalapic.twitter.com/nJ251HcJfp

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) September 8, 2023

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https://twitter.com/deluxe_pepe/status/1699754207006322818

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Nik Stankovic
@nikstankovic_
This just leaked from the National Security Council. There was a meeting about the new Huawei phone release.

This just leaked from the National Security Council. There was a meeting about the new Huawei phone release. pic.twitter.com/vesUCZ7XdV

— Nik Stankovic (@nikstankovic_) September 7, 2023

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Taiwanese based chipmaker TSMC is the jewel in the crown the US may go to war for to stop China from getting it

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"Davos In The Desert": UAE Becomes Global ATM As Western Finance Dries Up

"Silicon Valley and New York managers are a near-constant presence in the white-marble floored lobby of the Four Seasons Abu Dhabi..."
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/davos-desert-uae-becomes-worlds-atm-dealmakers

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How Did SK Hynix's Chips End Up In New Huawei Smartphone?

South Korea-based Hynix told Bloomberg that it "no longer does business with Huawei since the introduction of the US restrictions..."
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/how-did-sk-hynixs-chips-end-new-huawei-smartphone

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how many RSV 'infants/babies' are born to Vaccinated Mothers??? **crickets**

CDC Warns RSV Cases Are Rising Among Infants, Babies

More recent data show test positivity has increased in Florida since late July...
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/cdc-warns-rsv-cases-are-rising-among-infants-babies

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how many RSV 'infants/babies' are born to Vaccinated Mothers???

CDC Warns RSV Cases Are Rising Among Infants, Babies

More recent data show test positivity has increased in Florida since late July...
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/cdc-warns-rsv-cases-are-rising-among-infants-babies

CDC advice on Zombie apocalypse....are they joking or aren't they?

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Following a hunch it appears the aedes aegypti mosquito is a transmitter of RSV its also a breed they have been releasing in Florida....hmmm

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https://t.me/BellumActaNews/102933

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Grozny, Chechnya severe storm

Shocking footage of severe thunderstorm in Grozny, Chechnya, Russia.

06/09/2023 pic.twitter.com/W4cf76hF4e

— Kirill Bakanov (@WeatherSarov1) September 7, 2023

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I don't understand the hype about Apple products. That was okay 30 years ago, there was nothing else for graphics and image editing back then. But when I had to use their browser Safari 10 years ago, it was just a torture. Then someone had given my daughter an iPod, after several weeks she lost the desire because the songs from Apple consumed a huge storage space. The cheap MP3 player had better usability and quality. Last year a friend had lent me his iPhone because I wanted to search for something on the Internet for a short time, the operation was a disaster if you are used to other smartphones. 

Ok, there are also people who spend a lot of money to get beaten up by a woman. Apple users are probably masochists then.

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I don't understand the hype about Apple products. That was okay 30 years ago, there was nothing else for graphics and image editing back then. But when I had to use their browser Safari 10 years ago, it was just a torture. Then someone had given my daughter an iPod, after several weeks she lost the desire because the songs from Apple consumed a huge storage space. The cheap MP3 player had better usability and quality. Last year a friend had lent me his iPhone because I wanted to search for something on the Internet for a short time, the operation was a disaster if you are used to other smartphones. 

Ok, there are also people who spend a lot of money to get beaten up by a woman. Apple users are probably masochists then.

walled garden

What is a walled garden on the internet?

On the internet, a walled garden is an environment that controls the user's access to network-based content and services. In effect, the walled garden directs the user's navigation within particular areas to enable access to a selection of material or prevent access to other material. Although a walled garden does not always prevent users from navigating outside the walls, it often makes it more difficult than staying within the environment.
What are some examples of a walled garden?

Common examples of a walled garden include the following:

Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store;
Social media sites, such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter;
Collaboration platforms, such as Microsoft Teams or Slack; and
Advertising and marketing technology platforms, such as Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon.

Apple's App Store is a prime example of the use of a walled garden. While the store boasts the ability for users to download more than 2.2 million apps onto their Apple smartphones and tablets, users cannot access applications that do not meet Apple's stringent standards. From Apple's perspective, a walled garden eliminates many apps that are buggy, potentially contain malware or do not adhere to the company's user interface/user experience guidelines.

Why are walled gardens used?

Walled gardens remain popular for the following reasons:

They require users to remain on social media platforms, rather than being diverted elsewhere, so that the number of marketing and advertising campaigns can reach a maximum.
They control the type of content users can access.
They protect users from harmful content or malware-ridden downloads.
They create an illusion of exclusivity for walled gardens that requires payment prior to being granted access to walled-in content.

Why do many people dislike the concept of a walled garden?

Although walled gardens typically offer a highly polished and easy-to-navigate selection of apps, services and content, that selection potentially includes only a small part of what the wider internet has to offer. This lack of choice often translates to a lack of freedom to access other content that is blocked behind the wall.

As a result, alternate names, such as walled prison and walled desert, have been proposed by some as more reflective of the confinement and lack of diversity of the walled garden. Other synonyms for walled garden include closed platform or closed ecosystem.

https://www.techtarget.com/searchsecurity/definition/walled-garden

Closed platform
A closed platform, walled garden, or closed ecosystem[1][2] is a software system wherein the carrier or service provider has control over applications, content, and/or media, and restricts convenient access to non-approved applicants or content. This is in contrast to an open platform, wherein consumers generally have unrestricted access to applications and content. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed_platform

NSO Group’s iPhone Zero-Days used against a UAE Human Rights Defender
Ahmed Mansoor is an internationally recognized human rights defender, based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and recipient of the Martin Ennals Award (sometimes referred to as a “Nobel Prize for human rights”). On August 10 and 11, 2016, Mansoor received SMS text messages on his iPhone promising “new secrets” about detainees tortured in UAE jails if he clicked on an included link. Instead of clicking, Mansoor sent the messages to Citizen Lab researchers. We recognized the links as belonging to an exploit infrastructure connected to NSO Group, an Israel-based “cyber war” company that sells Pegasus, a government-exclusive “lawful intercept” spyware product. NSO Group is reportedly owned by an American venture capital firm, Francisco Partners Management.

The ensuing investigation, a collaboration between researchers from Citizen Lab and from Lookout Security, determined that the links led to a chain of zero-day exploits (“zero-days”) that would have remotely jailbroken Mansoor’s stock iPhone 6 and installed sophisticated spyware. We are calling this exploit chain Trident. Once infected, Mansoor’s phone would have become a digital spy in his pocket, capable of employing his iPhone’s camera and microphone to snoop on activity in the vicinity of the device, recording his WhatsApp and Viber calls, logging messages sent in mobile chat apps, and tracking his movements.

We are not aware of any previous instance of an iPhone remote jailbreak used in the wild as part of a targeted attack campaign, making this a rare find.
https://citizenlab.ca/2016/08/million-dollar-dissident-iphone-zero-day-nso-group-uae/

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more EU defiance

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attempts to blow up the Turkish Stream and Blue Stream gas pipelines in the Black Sea,


https://t.me/ukraina_ru/168185

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Last Night 8 Geraniums struck Odessa region ports



https://t.me/beardtim/12918

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yday more enemy losses in Zaporozhye | Kupyansk | Novoegorovka


https://t.me/WarDonbass/127591

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Yuri Podolyaka, journalist update Military Summary


video https://t.me/Slavyangrad/62344

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Prime Minister reports Surplus Budget  


video https://t.me/Slavyangrad/62334

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“New Russians” and the invasion of Ukrainian chickens in the European Union
Via Sashakots:

--Foreign Affairs
The Russians have learned to hit Ukrainian military formations and equipment with much greater efficiency.
They also learned to defend their command posts and military command and control much better.
As a result, Russia was able to better exploit its advantage in manpower and firepower, turning what many hoped
would be a quick offensive push by the Ukrainian Armed Forces into protracted, bloody and difficult battles.
One key Russian decision tightened the connection between intelligence systems and the troops directly carrying out attacks,
allowing the Russian military to more quickly and accurately strike Ukrainian troops and equipment, command centers,
as well as military logistics centers and ammunition depots.
Russia has also increasingly used relatively cheap Lancet loitering munitions and attack drones to counter Ukrainian attacks
by targeting their expensive systems, such as air defense systems.

--Reuters
Ukrainian air defense crews are banking on new and advanced weapons systems to help prevent their country
from being plunged back into darkness by a second winter of Russian missile and drone strikes.
Nearly half of Ukraine's energy system was damaged by Russian attacks last winter,
when Moscow struck power plants and transformers with Iranian-made Shahed cruise missiles and drones.
At times, millions of people were left without electricity.
But much of the damage from last winter has been repaired, and Kyiv has beefed up its air defenses,
including recently donated German Gepard systems, sleek green turrets mounted on a battle tank chassis.

--Le Figaro
On June 5, the European Commission made a decision: it extended the duty-free import of Ukrainian chicken.
The goal was to help Ukraine, “offended” by Russia.
As a result, there was an “explosive increase in supply on the market,” or, simply put,
the territory of France was overwhelmed by a tsunami of Ukrainian chicken carcasses.
French poultry farmers experience this as “a situation of unfair competition,”
says Jean-Michel Schaeffer, chairman of the Interprofessional Association of Chicken Suppliers Anvol:
“In the first days of this unfortunate [military] conflict, ten thousand tons of Ukrainian chicken per month entered the market.
And now 20 thousand are coming.
This is truly a real explosion, explosive growth. And everywhere our colleagues are in a situation of ruin: Germans, Dutch, Poles.
We are all in the same situation, because we ourselves in the EU chose a single market, and the arrival of a Ukrainian manufacturer
immediately destabilized the previous state of balance throughout the European Union...”

https://t.me/Slavyangrad/62333

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Vote Socialist 2024

You’re welcome PSL.

Take my advice more often.

(In all seriousness, the ad indicates that PSL is increasingly having to justify its actions to the membership. PSL is a bait and switch. People think they are joining a hardline communist party and end up in a woke activist club… https://t.co/4NknpTdAAL pic.twitter.com/32kAY2C1AM

— Caleb T. Maupin (@RealCalebMaupin) September 8, 2023