Centrist Committee posted:

jdpon time

Level 100 Stalin posted:

hosed up that Hamas ruined Gazas chances of ever hosting world cup

Majorian posted:

https://twitter.com/CaroltheIntern/status/1711064884664762862

Second Hand Meat Mouth posted:

does anyone understand this tweet or know who this guy is

https://twitter.com/AdamSessler/status/1711761934318805484

The Oldest Man posted:

i think the funniest answer to this is probably crimea but ill hear your pitches

CLAM DOWN posted:

Frosted Flake posted:

Would Lindsey Graham be better off if he had just been allowed to marry a nice South Carolinian man or would he still be a fire eater?

DarkSithLord posted:

This man is in his 60s single and childless

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

The militants wiped out an entire Israeli airborne team.
https://twitter.com/CollieYimby/status/1711859054656753994?s=20

Oglethorpe posted:

ancient american secret

AnimeIsTrash posted:

im dan carlin and this is hard r history

SourKraut posted:

Wasn't there a lot of chatter the last year or two that the Gerald Ford was really vulnerable to a missile attack just above the waterline? Just wondering.

Yinlock posted:

"curse you hamas" i yell as i roll over my tank on a slight incline

Atrocious Joe posted:

buddy, it's already happening
https://twitter.com/972mag/status/1712973654781227494

uber_stoat posted:

nope.jpg

Milosh posted:

Just wanted to say thank you for everyone that posted in this thread. Kind of hosed to realize how much my political views and general views on life have been shaped by this forum.

Second Hand Meat Mouth posted:

there should be a vice article about the gas chamber imo

quote:

I still maintain that the Furry Concentration Camp, in which I told all furries they could avoid being banned if they admitted being furries and getting a Star of Yiff avatar, and then one day I changed all their account privileges to only be allowed to post in the Furry Concentration Camp, and soon turned it into the Gas Chamber and mass banned them, is one of the great things many people have forgotten about this forum's history

Crazypoops posted:

just realized how annoying it must be to be around Mel Gibson right now.

Death By The Blues posted:

https://twitter.com/QudsNen/status/1713685122258510002

fits my needs posted:

https://x.com/60Minutes/status/1713693429354377442?s=20

fits my needs posted:

https://x.com/Forbes/status/1713979630925885867?s=20

Nothus posted:

From Seymour Hersh's latest:

Homeless Friend posted:

hard y donkey

PawParole posted:

https://twitter.com/DanFmTo/status/1714753193068933428

quote:

Where were the observation balloons?

The observation balloons that were supposed to be a backup for the MARS system were not in the field on Saturday morning. These balloons can be seen from a kilometer away and are a "second line of defense" if the first observation line collapses. In the past two years, the IDF decided to connect the video from the balloon directly to MARS so that the broadcast would reach IDF observers. Last Saturday, as mentioned, the observation crews in the Gaza Division were blacked out.

The balloons were not there due to the IDF's mistake in activating them several months before last Saturday. The weather was unsuitable for operating a balloon, the IDF insisted, the three balloons were damaged, and the IDF refused to repair them.

When the balloons were damaged, the camera manufacturer contacted the IDF and warned that these analog cameras had reached the end of their life without support. If the IDF wanted, they could switch to digital ones that would provide a better operational response and be under a support contract. The IDF claimed, "Why should we invest in balloons? We have a hermetic fence - a perfect obstacle in which we have invested billions of NIS in recent years. No one can hack it.”

The IDF chose not to invest in balloons as a second, independent intelligence line. Last Saturday, there were no balloons at the Gaza border. Finally, six days into fighting, some of the balloons are back in action. Along with tanks and drones, they are a necessary tool for providing real-time intelligence to forces in the field.

To provide real-time intelligence on the breached Gaza border, along its entire length, a larger number of balloons is required - more than the existing ones. The production of a balloon-based observation system and a suitable camera takes time; these are not "off-the-shelf" products.

Zerg Mans posted:

SMH people not knowing an lf classic

quiggy posted:

koos group

Lpzie posted:

Soggy Muffin posted:

That’s the most American thing I’ve ever heard

General Bullshit posted:

Everyone knows you just build 2 RPG troopers and they can override the Paladin's point defense laser.

gradenko_2000 posted:

Homeless Friend posted:

cspam background asap

Google Butt posted:

it was enough for like 2% of gazas population

text editor posted:

thread title potential there

30.5 Days posted:

The guy didn't have a job and spent all day jacking off and playing emulated nintendo DS games. Those are some pretty good ideas.

Bouillon Rube posted:

is he the EU guy that Chapo always talks about?

madmatt112 posted:

new thread title: “But enough talk. Intifada!”

HallelujahLee posted:

listen jack iran is a good ally of the us i just met the shah yesterday

"farts"

falls and dies

dads friend steve posted:

Baquack Obamailure

genericnick posted:

You could just change the url into nitter.net if you're in the mood for a little self-harm.