The existence of a "Shield of the Americas" suggests the ascendance of a "Hydra of the Americas"
05.03.2026 23:56
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The existence of a "Shield of the Americas" suggests the ascendance of a "Hydra of the Americas"
Garnacho is so shockingly ordinary is it quite incredible
YES
GribblesGoBag @GribblesGoBag Follow .•• Smascbyjeffchastair Remember who we are fighting for! 10:42 AM • Feb 28, 2026 • 2,893 Views
it’s probably fine that this meme is one of the top posts on every military Reddit sub right now
Yellow for Palmer for holding Saka on a break but absolutely zero consequences for Saliba rugby tackling Joao Pedro in the box?!?! The use of the commentator phrase “Not enough in it for me” is now the second most maddening phrase in #football after “VAR is going to have a look at that”…
Yellow for Palmer for holding Saka on a break but absolutely zero consequences for Saliba rugby tackling Joao Pedro in the box?!?! The use of the commentator phrase “Not enough in it for me” is now the second most maddening phrase in football after “VAR is going to have a look at that”…
Anthropic: We lost a contract because we refuse to build Skynet.
OpenAI: We'll do it
Anthropic responds to Hegseth. www.anthropic.com/news/stateme...
you do eventually plan to have soccer analysis on this soccer analysis show, right?
conversation between Meta's Head of AI Safety and Alignment and their OpenClaw bot
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Was expecting a great gig last night but it was exceptional! Thanks Ben 🎹🤘
The Andrew formerly known as Prince in a car
The Prince formerly known as Philip in a car in the same pose
Pauline Hanson has spent decades demonising Muslims in the Senate with zero consequences, but put an anti-fascist poster on your bar wall and the AFP comes knocking. Labor's first scalp under their hate speech laws isn't a hate group and that says everything.
when the creators of Idiocracy set out to imagine the dumbest possible future, even they didn’t anticipate that there would be this much Kid Rock
@tonymartin.bsky.social made the mistake of actually watching The Stath’s show The Beekeeper. Utter tosh apart from a msg warning us all about the rise of scammers and fraudsters. Hope he is back on #SIZZLETOWN soon
Now I'm finding truth is a ruin
Nauseous end that nobody is pursuing
Staring into glassy eyes
Mesmerized
There's a vintage thirst returning
But I'm sheltered by my channel-surfing
Every famine virtual
Retrovertigo
Garnacho absolutely stealing a living as a professional footballer
Scandalous
Two frames. 1. Lib Party Room, members huddled around table, one says “We have no policies, no principles, no vision, no credibility, no gravitas, no consistency, no popular appeal…” 2. Same scene, another says, “You’re right - Angus Taylor is the leader who best represents us.”
If the cap fits.
My @smh @theage cartoon.
The Liberal's death spiral began in 2007 when Howard lost govt & his own seat & Costello piked out. Between 2013 & 2019 they were on life support, with News Corp operating the defibrillator. Morrison & esp Dutton proved they had lost all relevance. With Ley and Taylor we've entered the zombie era.
Child’s Play (1988)
Erik the Viking (1989)
The Freshman (1990)
Can’t trust us to walk my dog etc & so on
i was having such a good day.
hard to overstate how typical it is to open the newsfeed or switch on the radio or TV/ABC and hear white males who were not there talking to white males who were not there dominating the discourse. This is completely routine in my personal 56 years lifetime experience in Australia.
The simple fact is that we have too many executives (effectively 3 SDs plus a few more with defined roles) so they're eating up other roles because fundamentally you don't need 2 people to do their jobs so the only way they can keep employed is like this.
It's executive dysfunction.
Some of our staff were at the Sydney rally last night and report that the degree of police brutality was terrifying and unhinged.
This is a pretty good report by the ABC (relatively) in which the official lies are obvious to anyone not invested in believing offical lies. Minns is a skilled caster-of-doubt aka liar.
There will be no meaningful investigation of the police & that should appal us.
www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02...
We knew from the moment we heard it that “social cohesion” would be one of those Orwellian terms which would be used to cover all manner of state sanctioned abuse and deprivation of civic freedoms.
It fuels the very unrest it pretends to seek to quell.
Video shows a man pinned to the ground as Australian police strike him repeatedly during an arrest. The man appears already subdued as blows continue. The incident occurred at protests in Sydney against Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
Video: Jared Kimpton via X (@jared_kimpton)
Bathurst Street a few minutes ago.
Not America, not Iran - Sydney
Chris Minns incited this police violence.
#auspol
