Further evidence of Cuba's deviousness that their super weapon leaves no physical trace 
JohnBrownsDream
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Well done
Nods sagely. Hmmm, yes, you are so right.
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Captain’s Log
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"as we just learned on the Holodomor bus"
I'm sorry, what? Evidently there's already a whole-ass, government-funded bus dedicated to spreading misinfo?
Entramanure
I created this little animation in Blender. I'd intended to make a much lengthier version with sound and turn it into a leftist re-imagining of the familiar holiday TV fireplace, but I haven't been able to pull it together in time. Still, I wanted to share what I had with you all so that it might, in some small way, provide some warmth through the holidays.
[edit] Now also in gif form for greater compatibility!
The date listed on the indictments is May 25, 2020, the day George Floyd was murdered by police officer Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis. Although this predates any Stop Cop City protesting, it’s possible that the attorney general’s office plans to link the Stop Cop City movement with the larger protests that followed Floyd’s death.
On top of everything else that's effed about this it's really insidious that they're trying to tie these RICO charges to the larger BLM movement. I shudder to think what kind of precedent it would set if this doesn't get thrown out.
If you might ever need to be reached at the number being shared there's always the route of VoIP products like Google Voice (free), or Twilio or MySudo (not free), where one can create virtual numbers for different use cases. In general it's more secure to share a VoIP number anyway since it isn't vulnerable to the same SIM swapping attacks that cell numbers are. I don't know that it's possible to create a Google Voice account without providing a real cell #. One could probably get around that with a burner phone.
Where there is only a short-term need for a reachable number for SMS verification or communication purposes there are services that provide temporary SMS numbers, like mobilesms.io. Because these numbers are recycled frequently, definitely don't use them to register anything important like a bank account or email address.
Fair point. It's still striking to me how much public money is being thrown at a project that will benefit just a handful of private citizens.
A quarter billion dollars to build just a prototype and retread the Concorde fiasco with all its attendant environmental destruction. What does this have to do with exploring space, which is what I thought was NASA's mission?
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No seatbelts back then since these were the days before turbulence was invented by Woke