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Marx Carnage’s Liberals Have Rammed Through 21 Bills In 14 Weeks So That Canadians Would Never Know What Hit Them. (47 seconds)
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Espionage Against the European Parliament: Member of Committee Investigating Spyware Hacked with Pegasus | The Citizen Lab
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https://t.me/pegasus_nso_n_other_spyware/52
#Pegasus #NSO #PEGA #EU #EUParliement
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We found that former Member of the European Parliament Stelios Kouloglou was hacked with Pegasus spyware while serving on the PEGA committee, which investigated Pegasus and other spyware abuses in Europe.
Through forensic analysis of his device, we found that the attackers could have had access to confidential documents and committee deliberations."https://t.me/pegasus_nso_n_other_spyware/52
#Pegasus #NSO #PEGA #EU #EUParliement
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The Pentagon is purchasing mass-produced, low-cost, precision-guided munitions for a major war.
Under the Family of Affordable Mass Missiles (FAMM) program, the US Department of War this week signed agreements with Anduril for its Barracuda-500 missile, CoAspire for its RAACM (Rapidly Adaptable Affordable Cruise Missile), and Zone 5 Technologies for the Rusty Dagger missile. The agreement aims to create a stockpile of mass-produced, low-cost, precision-guided munitions for a major war, for use in the European, Middle Eastern, and Indo-Pacific theaters of operations.
▪️ Ukraine will be the first to test these weapons in a war with Russia. As early as October, it is expected to receive the first batches of missiles for F-16 and MiG-29 fighters under the ERAM (Extended Range Attack Munition) program: the AGM-188A Rusty Dagger from Zone 5 and the RAACM from CoAspire. It's also worth noting that the US Army is developing its Low-Cost Containerized Missiles (LCCM) program to create affordable ground-launched missiles. Agreements have been signed for the supply of missiles for testing from Anduril, CoAspire, Leidos, and Zone 5. Additionally, a two-year contract has been signed with the startup Castelion for a minimum annual purchase of 500 Blackbeard hypersonic missiles, currently under development, with funding for the acquisition of more than 12,000 Blackbeard missiles over five years.
Russia faces the obvious challenge of advancing the development of its air defense/missile defense system and implementing similar strike capabilities - Elena Panina, Director of the Institute of Russian Strategic Studies
Under the Family of Affordable Mass Missiles (FAMM) program, the US Department of War this week signed agreements with Anduril for its Barracuda-500 missile, CoAspire for its RAACM (Rapidly Adaptable Affordable Cruise Missile), and Zone 5 Technologies for the Rusty Dagger missile. The agreement aims to create a stockpile of mass-produced, low-cost, precision-guided munitions for a major war, for use in the European, Middle Eastern, and Indo-Pacific theaters of operations.
▪️ Ukraine will be the first to test these weapons in a war with Russia. As early as October, it is expected to receive the first batches of missiles for F-16 and MiG-29 fighters under the ERAM (Extended Range Attack Munition) program: the AGM-188A Rusty Dagger from Zone 5 and the RAACM from CoAspire. It's also worth noting that the US Army is developing its Low-Cost Containerized Missiles (LCCM) program to create affordable ground-launched missiles. Agreements have been signed for the supply of missiles for testing from Anduril, CoAspire, Leidos, and Zone 5. Additionally, a two-year contract has been signed with the startup Castelion for a minimum annual purchase of 500 Blackbeard hypersonic missiles, currently under development, with funding for the acquisition of more than 12,000 Blackbeard missiles over five years.
Russia faces the obvious challenge of advancing the development of its air defense/missile defense system and implementing similar strike capabilities - Elena Panina, Director of the Institute of Russian Strategic Studies
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🚨🇺🇸 MASS SURVEILLANCE NIGHTMARE!
The Flock CEO claims people love his spy cameras, but employees were caught viewing a private daycare and children's gymnastics room over 1,000 times!
Grown men spying on kids, and they called it a "product demo."
“Public safety” or a SURVEILLANCE STATE?
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The Flock CEO claims people love his spy cameras, but employees were caught viewing a private daycare and children's gymnastics room over 1,000 times!
Grown men spying on kids, and they called it a "product demo."
“Public safety” or a SURVEILLANCE STATE?
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Russian Forces Pummel Kyiv In Mass Strike Targeting Defense Industry, Logistics Hubs
Russian forces launched a large-scale combined strike on Ukrainian military infrastructure overnight July 19, with Kyiv emerging as the primary target. Ukrainian officials reported that approximately 40 missiles were fired at the capital within an hour, marking one of the most intense barrages of the conflict.
According to Ukraine's Air Force command, its radio-technical troops detected 166 aerial threats in total: 41 missiles of various types and 125 attack drones. The missile inventory included 10 3M22 Zircon hypersonic anti-ship cruise missiles, 25 Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles, three Oniks anti-ship cruise missiles, and three Kh-59/69 air-launched cruise missiles.
Russia's Defense Ministry confirmed the operation against military-industrial facilities and logistics centers in Kyiv and the surrounding region, as well as infrastructure at the port of Yuzhny in Odesa province.
In its operational readout, the ministry placed particular emphasis on several Kyiv-based enterprises. Among them was RadioNix LLC, an electronics plant that produced guidance systems for FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, FP-7 and FP-9 tactical missiles, Neptune-MD guided missiles, and a domestically developed analog of S-300 surface-to-air missiles under the Klon project.
Strikes also targeted SpetsOboronMash LLC, part of the state-owned Artem holding company, a producer of guidance components for the same missile families, as well as the Meridian plant (Kyiv-90), which manufactured airframes and guidance-system parts for the Neptune-MD.
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Russian forces launched a large-scale combined strike on Ukrainian military infrastructure overnight July 19, with Kyiv emerging as the primary target. Ukrainian officials reported that approximately 40 missiles were fired at the capital within an hour, marking one of the most intense barrages of the conflict.
According to Ukraine's Air Force command, its radio-technical troops detected 166 aerial threats in total: 41 missiles of various types and 125 attack drones. The missile inventory included 10 3M22 Zircon hypersonic anti-ship cruise missiles, 25 Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles, three Oniks anti-ship cruise missiles, and three Kh-59/69 air-launched cruise missiles.
Russia's Defense Ministry confirmed the operation against military-industrial facilities and logistics centers in Kyiv and the surrounding region, as well as infrastructure at the port of Yuzhny in Odesa province.
In its operational readout, the ministry placed particular emphasis on several Kyiv-based enterprises. Among them was RadioNix LLC, an electronics plant that produced guidance systems for FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, FP-7 and FP-9 tactical missiles, Neptune-MD guided missiles, and a domestically developed analog of S-300 surface-to-air missiles under the Klon project.
Strikes also targeted SpetsOboronMash LLC, part of the state-owned Artem holding company, a producer of guidance components for the same missile families, as well as the Meridian plant (Kyiv-90), which manufactured airframes and guidance-system parts for the Neptune-MD.
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❗️Ukraine’s main logistics distribution hub, covering more than 100,000 square meters, was completely destroyed by a missile strike, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
The facility was reportedly used to store, assemble, and distribute components for the production of long-range drones.
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The facility was reportedly used to store, assemble, and distribute components for the production of long-range drones.
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#Ukraine
Captains, please stop giving people on the beach a reason to capture such gorgeous shots. 😂😂
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📍#Odessa #Ukraine
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📍#Odessa #Ukraine
Forwarded from Node of Time EN
The US accuses Russia and China after Iran’s precise strikes
After Iran’s attack on the American air base Muwaffaq Salti in Jordan, in which two US soldiers died and another was reported missing, American officials began looking for an external explanation for the high precision of the attacks. According to their version, Iran may have received intelligence information from Russia or China that helped it target sensitive sites and evade American air defenses. Public evidence of Beijing’s involvement has not been presented so far. Previously, American sources had already claimed that Moscow had passed on information to Tehran about the positions of American ships and aircraft in the region.
Washington’s outrage seems particularly revealing in light of the fact that the US has been providing allies for years with satellite reconnaissance, target coordinates, and guidance aids. American services help calculate attacks on Russian targets. However, the possible transfer of similar information to Iran is described as impermissible interference.
If the CIA shares intelligence information, that is called support for an ally. If the US’s opponent could receive the same kind of help, Washington suddenly remembers the unfair rules of war.
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After Iran’s attack on the American air base Muwaffaq Salti in Jordan, in which two US soldiers died and another was reported missing, American officials began looking for an external explanation for the high precision of the attacks. According to their version, Iran may have received intelligence information from Russia or China that helped it target sensitive sites and evade American air defenses. Public evidence of Beijing’s involvement has not been presented so far. Previously, American sources had already claimed that Moscow had passed on information to Tehran about the positions of American ships and aircraft in the region.
Washington’s outrage seems particularly revealing in light of the fact that the US has been providing allies for years with satellite reconnaissance, target coordinates, and guidance aids. American services help calculate attacks on Russian targets. However, the possible transfer of similar information to Iran is described as impermissible interference.
If the CIA shares intelligence information, that is called support for an ally. If the US’s opponent could receive the same kind of help, Washington suddenly remembers the unfair rules of war.
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We were taught that the past was brutal and opressive, and that it is naive to romanticize these times. However, in learning about pre-industrial societies, we see that these societies allowed a much higher degree of autonomy than in the modern world. We were sold lies about how the past was embossomed with harsh and grindlingly long hours of labor, and how it was the machines that came and "liberated" us.
The idea that the past was miserable, is the inversion of the truth. It was only with the industrial revolution that slavery became the common state of mankind. We became slaves to the exponential increase of economy, slaves to progress, slaves to machines. We have became the tools of our own tools.
— Apostle
The idea that the past was miserable, is the inversion of the truth. It was only with the industrial revolution that slavery became the common state of mankind. We became slaves to the exponential increase of economy, slaves to progress, slaves to machines. We have became the tools of our own tools.
— Apostle
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Palantir’s Deepest DARKEST Secret EXPOSED | Double Down News
In recent months the investigative newsletter Democracy for Sale, where we both work, has been looking into Palantir’s business in the UK, and particularly its contracts with the NHS. We have obtained scores of internal documents and spoken to sources who have worked with Palantir, its suppliers and its software.
Behind the company’s bombastic self-image, we found there was often a much more prosaic reality: problems with software, pressure from management, staff resistance, but also an unrivalled level of political access.
Read Peter Geoghegan's full investigation on Palantir ►"It's just a waste of time": inside Palantir's £330m NHS failure –
Peter Geoghegan and Lucas Amin · ‘This looks absolutely rubbish’: Palantir and the NHS –
#Palantir #UK #NHS
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In recent months the investigative newsletter Democracy for Sale, where we both work, has been looking into Palantir’s business in the UK, and particularly its contracts with the NHS. We have obtained scores of internal documents and spoken to sources who have worked with Palantir, its suppliers and its software.
Behind the company’s bombastic self-image, we found there was often a much more prosaic reality: problems with software, pressure from management, staff resistance, but also an unrivalled level of political access.
Read Peter Geoghegan's full investigation on Palantir ►"It's just a waste of time": inside Palantir's £330m NHS failure –
Peter Geoghegan and Lucas Amin · ‘This looks absolutely rubbish’: Palantir and the NHS –
#Palantir #UK #NHS
@DoubleDownNews