Scythian @Skithean

@jsnnsa Some may elect to have a digital afterlife. Their mind uploaded to a cloud server to spend a few thousand years “living” all their favorite games or to live as a character in their favorite movies.

In solidarity with the young 15 year old lad arrested for sharing this image of a politician. You know what to do people. Let’s flood X with this.

Yes. X Money requires SSN (or ITIN), name, DOB, address for US KYC. Accounts are held at Cross River Bank (NJ, FDIC). The X username is linked for P2P by handle and shared with Cross River systems as needed. Cross River has a Jerusalem R&D center; authorized staff there can access KYC data under least-privilege controls, monitoring, and US banking rules.

@davidpattersonx The UHI system needs to be codified before we allow this to happen. Society cannot gamble its livelihood on a wait and see what happens approach.

This is one of the most mind-blowing stories I’ve come across lately. The scary part isn’t just how much influence Zionists have in America, but how unaware Americans are of it.

Leaked audio of Mike Rogers calling on Republicans to use off-duty police officers to intimidate voters in Detroit in an attempt to manipulate the Michigan Senate race:

@rookisaacman I hope at the very least this spurs a one-upping arms race that eventually brings us flying vehicles with anti-gravity technology.

A Georgia man gets tased by Coweta County deputies at a gas station over a seatbelt violation—on private property where the law doesn’t even apply. Charges dropped. He sues for excessive force. While that lawsuit is pending, the same sheriff’s office runs his plate through Flock 5 times over 197 days, querying 6,000+ camera networks nationwide. Justifications entered: “info” and “37.” He felt followed and watched near his home and business. Ended a 6-year contract servicing another PD’s vehicles because he no longer felt safe. This is exactly what Flock enables: retaliation against people who challenge them. x.com/OrwellDay/stat…

Republican Rep. Andy Harris incorrectly told a reporter they were breaking the law as the reporter and others recorded an exchange with him last night. Harris had just wrapped up a debate with Democratic challenger Dan Schwartz.

Hey guys remember that one time there was a shooter at the White House Press Correspondents Dinner and then no one ever talked about it again

@sidecarcap I have fixed some of my appliances and did vehicle repairs by just using AI to identify parts/troubleshoot and YouTube for visual guidance on the task. These are things in the past that I would have either thrown at a repairman to handle or bought something new.

The funniest thing about the anti-AI crowd is that they genuinely believe humanity should slow down scientific progress so they can keep doing things a machine could do better. We’re talking about curing diseases, ending scarcity and potentially defeating aging. But sure, let’s put all that on hold because someone is emotionally attached to their job title.

"We just received a new letter from Committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO). The letter lists the names of our reporters and editors and threatens to individually subpoena each of them to a deposition in Washington if we don’t yield our legal rights, including First Amendment privileges."

Rania Khalek @RaniaKhalek

3 weeks ago

Congress is threatening to individually subpoena me and my @BTnewsroom colleagues @ZoeAlexandra_ok and @radiofreeamanda if we don’t forfeit our first amendment rights. All because they don’t like our reporting on Gaza and ICE. Help us fight this attack on freedom of the press:

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Susan Collins 1996: I do support term limits, and I have pledged that if I'm elected, I will only serve two terms. Twelve years is long enough. Susan Collins 2026: I do not support term limits. That’s what elections are for.

@astrooalert Fake

⭕️🇺🇸 Nine U.S. service members wounded in the March 1 Iranian drone strike at Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, which killed six troops on the second day of the Iran war, spoke on the record to the Associated Press about what they describe as a medical system that left them fighting for treatment on their own. Lt. Col. Arturo Lincón, who suffered shrapnel wounds to his jaw, neck, and spine, including a severed vertebral artery, was sent to barracks and told to seek outpatient appointments after Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany did not admit him. Chief Warrant Officer 4 Rodney Bearman said he and others injured in the attacks were not properly registered as “wounded in combat” due to a coding error. Maj. Stephen Ramsbottom said he waited over four months for MRI results and has “had to build my own case for everything.” Lincón, who still has shrapnel near his spinal cord and struggles with dizziness, told the AP that, following the attacks, in which his passport was destroyed, he was issued a temporary substitute and asked to prove his citizenship in the process (he was born in Texas to Mexican parents and graduated from West Point). He was also denied a Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance injury claim.

@Leonajardinho Let’s change this in the law

Hey @Grok, concise, no spin. Was a senior U.S. intelligence lawmaker caught on an NSA wiretap discussing with an Israeli agent a deal that amounted to: She would help get the AIPAC espionage case dropped → in return, the Israeli agent would mobilize wealthy pro-Israel donors → donors would pressure Nancy Pelosi → she would get the House Intelligence Committee chair as a reward? Yes or no.

Never forget what they stole from you

THIS IS CRAZY