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"I chew gum, and I blow up missile shipments to Venezuela" - [ENJOY] [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 04 Nov '20

04 Nov '20

Folks 2020 ist going to be ze funny-est year of zis millenium. Fer sure muffaducka :D So!: "I chew gum, and I blow up missile shipments to Venezuela. Oh ... und I am all outta gum!" HA! Did not expect this headline folks. Movie coming up no doubt, but whether it's 2 years or 22 years is anyone's guess at this point :) US Vows To Blow Up Any Iranian Missile Shipments To Venezuela https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/us-vows-blow-any-iranian-missile-shi… You know how it SHOULD go down - movie called "Tommy Strikes": US navy steams into position from Sat intel prep, considers lives on board Iranian missile shipment, literally by ship, to Venezuela, presently still on the high seas. Cut to submarine shot 'cause subs are cool, especially in a Navy special ops movie :) Rivetting moment as camera pans very serious faces, all immaculately dressed on bridge of the USS Teddy. It's dusk (better light effects for the fireworks to come). Captain is serious, very serious. CIA suits are laser dotting a big paper plan of Eye-ranian ship on cap'ns table as flippered navy seals maintain piercing gaze and ears on every word dropped. "'K lads, this how we goin down to day: the Eye-ranians are back on comms in 7 minutes. They got a light crew - 17 Souls on board. But they missiles are gunna make the evening sky look like midday when Tommy strikes. [laughter all around]" A flipper lad speaks up: "Sir!?" Suit: "Yes son?" Flipper lad: "What the hell's this preacher fo?! Sir!" Suit: "Conscience, lad! But more 'n that, we're shootin over 3 powered lifeboats - 10 Eye-ranians in each, if they wanna [more chuckles], and one fo spare, just in case they under reeportin dey numbers - happens all the time. [mo chuckels] They'll have 20 minutes to avoid the fireworks." Flipper lad again: "" Suit: "I probably shouldnta say 'shootin' just yet. COME on son, y'all know what I mean - life boats are GOIN over there!" [mo chuckels] Suit: "Any more questions? And NONE outta YOU!" [points to smart arse] Chuckles, nods and grunts. ... Did I mention "Tommy Strikes" is a little bit trollish? Welp, it's a little bit trollish ;)

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Cryptocurrency: AnCap Satcoms (re: Starlink Puts Satellite Internet to Shame)
by grarpamp 02 Nov '20

02 Nov '20

> Bell wrote: > https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/316819-starlink-beta-speed-tests-put-tr… How much did the various "cube satellite" projects cost to get payload space on the launch carrier? Seems that cryptocurrency ancap folks are now certainly able to buy space and launch an independent uncensorable physical network of cubesats into space, whether as transponders / repeaters for people to simply bounce off of, or as a mesh of relay nodes making up an actual network protocol. The above general data transport is much different and more advanced than what the Bitcoin-BTC folks are doing with a simple uplink of a full node to a sat to broadcast the blockchain down. Crowdfund, crypto pay to access, distribute rotating access keys on blockchain, or just leave open to everyone for anonymous access limited only by ability to learn and use GNURadio... a natural free incentive toward many more people becoming invloved with Guerilla radio comms, meshnets, cryptocurrency, crypto, etc. Of course some govts would try to knock them down, physically, or via HERF...

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George Galloway: "We are the equivalent of Hitler now" - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 02 Nov '20

02 Nov '20

Galloway destroys pro-Blair, pro-Iraq war "journalist". Unfortunately very low resolution (320x180), and audio (on this machine) needs to be Delayed by 0.6 seconds to synchronize properly - SOMEbody wants this to be difficult to listen to... George Galloway Vs Ill Informed Audience Member https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePkD0wl_7R0 ... Galloway: "You keep saying it's [Blair/ Iraq invasion] incompetence - my problem's not with their "incompetence", but with the idea that 'powerful countries have the right to occupy smaller, weaker countries." "I refused it in all of my familial life going back to my great grandfather, who left this country [UK] because he was an armed opponent of British occupation of Ireland." "I'm certainly not going to support British occupation of Iraq when I oppose the British occupation of Ireland."

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Anglin - "ANGeL withIN" - artistic commentary on "Raised by Wolves" - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 01 Nov '20

01 Nov '20

Andrew Anglin, just as David Duke, is a trooper - in the constructive, persistent, creative, mission focussed and mission critical sense of that word. Word deconstruction of the day: Anglin - the Angel Within. Anglin is often vehement, often (oh horror of horrors) guilty of 'shock comedy' in its various forms, yet remains at all times an example for others, an encouragement to lost Souls to Find Themselves™©®, that timeless imploration to find you're own "angel within" - your Soul by any other word. Let no man come between you and God. Andrew happens to be quite the artist, and has for some years put his skills to great use in service of his causes - in the face of (as many of us have experienced, and continue to experience) incredible opposition, de-monetization, censorship, and even MULTIPLE thefts of domains, beginning with DailyStormer.com some years back. David Duke's journey has been no less epic, nor any less RIGHTEOUS and PRINCIPLED and conducted in DIGNITY, notwithstanding the haters who fail to either read past the "mainstream" demonisation to the actual source material, or further into any depth, to discover the true, and absolutely epic pathos, truth and facts, principles, history of discovery, failure, and lifting oneself up 100 times in the face of being beaten down again and again, over and over. For those able to get past the "mainstream" demonisation propagandia, a trove of truth, righteousness and principled men are in fellowship in this training we face, the epic setbacks, the dark nights of the Soul. Would you have it any other way? Get past the crap, the shock humour, the salty language, and gems sometimes appear: Many Women Write Love Letters to Man Who Killed Pregnant Wife and Two Baby Daughters https://dailystormer.su/many-women-write-love-letters-to-man-who-killed-pre… from fellowship to shared principles, journeys worthy, to the discovery of inherent dignity, notwithstanding. Can you undo your own internal "I'm triggered" program? Yes, the journey is sometimes confronting... If you have a moment longer, take a moment to appreciate that which, in this particular case Andrew Anglin brings to the table, an eternal offering to one and all: The First Episode of Raised by Wolves is the Single Best Piece of Audio-Visual Entertainment I’ve Seen in Years https://dailystormer.su/the-first-episode-of-raised-by-wolves-is-the-single… .. There are hints within the film that it contains some forbidden meaning, symbolism, depth. As far as I am able to tell, this is an absolute bluff. A pretentious attempt to turn the viewer into Stanley Fish, projecting his own meaning onto the material, which is left purposefully vague and opaque. But I know better than to expect anything more than a hint at depth. I am content with simple beauty, and a curt nod to the idea that something could conceivably exist beyond the bounds of the utopian Marxist hell in which we currently reside. The entire first episode is available for free on YouTube in full 1080. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIAIiw8UAfA I have only watched the first episode, and I cannot imagine that it gets any better in the remaining nine episodes (all of which have been released at time of writing). I may eventually watch more of these episodes, though I do fear it will pollute this first one, which means so much to me now. I know that none of the threads introduced will unravel into anything beneficial. I know it because that is impossible now. The series was made by HBO, and they would never allow it, nor do I believe that the writers would be capable of transmitting meaning even if they were allowed to do so. Watch it. Don’t look for meaning or expect anything from it. Just enjoy that it manifests beauty, and that it hints at the forbidden beyond, in a time when neither of those actions are permitted. It has broken the rules, and that is a monumental accomplishment. ... [if someone would bundle that as a torrent, that would make it available to us Ossies... TIA] Assuming everybody's favourite orange swamp drainer remains after Nov 3, short of any more practical alternative appearing, it shall behoove us to start packing any and every "weak" seat with red hat wearing swamp drainers, targetting 2022. Every weak fence sitter who holds a seat in any house, whether red or blue, shall be targetted for 2022 replacement by memeing, decorum grabbing, shirt eatin grinning, actual swamp drainers. We live in the world we currently have. Our task is to take stepc to move diligently with our fellow Souls towards the world we want. Take no shorncut, read whan you must read, learn what you must, meme what you must. We collectively have a chance to shift the game big time... no longer will the halls of power be left to those who directly oppose us. Seize the moment - seize YOUR moment... If you failed to properly read the above, go back and read it properly, for the sake of the world YOU wish to create. Create [y]our world muffa's ;)

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ExtremeTech: Starlink Beta Speed Tests Put Traditional Satellite Internet to Shame
by jim bell 31 Oct '20

31 Oct '20

ExtremeTech: Starlink Beta Speed Tests Put Traditional Satellite Internet to Shame. https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/316819-starlink-beta-speed-tests-put-tr…

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Freedom of Speech
by grarpamp 30 Oct '20

30 Oct '20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ip5JYdyOi0 FoS with Tash Tom Wood Wake Up

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Honest political ads: New Democrat Campaign "Ad" - YouTube
by Zenaan Harkness 30 Oct '20

30 Oct '20

Nothing quite like honest political ads. Folks if this circus led by our big orange troller in chief is NOT sufficient to get people engaged in participating on Nov 3, it would be time to give up on humans ... this, simply put, is it folks, there ain't gonna be a better contrast in our lifetimes. #VOTE #PrayForFiddy There are (at least) 2 versions of this particular "honest DemRat ad". Enjoy, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjzeNBSZFUo https://twitter.com/conservmillen/status/1321248418258251777 ----- Forwarded message from ausbathrooms(a)gmail.com ----- From: ausbathrooms(a)gmail.com To: Zenaan Harkness <zen(a)freedbms.net> Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2020 20:08:42 +1000 Subject: New Democrat Campaign "Ad" - YouTube X-Mailer: iPhone Mail (17H35) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjzeNBSZFUo ----- End forwarded message -----

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Fwd: The Hummingbird - [SOUL] [COOKIE]
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Oct '20

29 Oct '20

Relax, sit back for 5 minutes and enjoy. Do yourself a favour and dl high qual - only 38+6 megs. youtube-dl www.youtube.com/embed/FPRswRWZ23Q -f248+251 ----- Forwarded message from Gil May <gilmay97(a)gmail.com> ----- From: Gil May <gilmay97(a)gmail.com> To: reader(a)gmail.com Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2020 15:57:41 +1000 Subject: Fwd: The Hummingbird - *Subject:* *The Hummingbird - For the Children and Adults* This is so amazing and a nice break from the virus and politics!! Enjoy! If you have a good monitor, you’ll appreciate the photographic quality It is excellent. There is no other bird quite like a hummingbird -- amazing brain structures, how they control all their movements & remember things. I think you will appreciate this. www.youtube.com/embed/FPRswRWZ23Q ----- End forwarded message -----

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CNBC: SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet service at $99 per month, according to e-mail
by jim bell 29 Oct '20

29 Oct '20

CNBC: SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet service at $99 per month, according to e-mail. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/27/spacex-starlink-service-priced-at-99-a-mont…

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1 big thing: The CIA's new license to cyberattack
by coderman 29 Oct '20

29 Oct '20

1 big thing: The CIA's new license to cyberattack In 2018, President Trump granted the CIA expansive legal authorities to carry out [covert actions in cyberspace](https://link.axios.com/click/20914074.53225/aHR0cHM6Ly9uZXdzLnl…, providing the agency with powers it has sought since the George W. Bush administration, former U.S. officials directly familiar with the matter told Yahoo News. Why it matters: The CIA has conducted disruptive covert cyber operations against Iran and Russia since the signing of this presidential finding, said former officials. Driving the news: According to the Yahoo News story, of which I am the lead author, the 2018 covert action finding gives the CIA much more power to undertake such operations without needing prior approval from the National Security Council. - Under the Obama administration, U.S. officials would discuss proposals for specific potential covert actions for months, or even years, before signing off on them, former officials said. - Now they can go “from idea to approval in weeks,” a former U.S. official told Yahoo News. And many proposals can now circumvent the NSC entirely, said former U.S. officials. “Trump wanted to push decision-making to the lowest possible denominator,” said another former U.S. official — which means many of these decisions are now being made in-house within the CIA, said former officials. Of note: These new powers are not related to the CIA’s ability to hack for the purpose of mere intelligence-gathering, said former officials. - Instead, they are about creating real-world effects like degrading or destroying adversaries’ infrastructure or exposing rival intelligence services’ secrets, said these officials. - The CIA’s new authorities have allowed it to more freely engage in “hack-and-dump” operations of the sort popularized by Russian intelligence via WikiLeaks, where pilfered data is leaked to journalists or released online via personas like Guccifer 2.0, the online front used by Russian operatives to publicize the 2016 hack of the DNC, said former U.S. officials. - The CIA has already dumped Russia- and Iran-related tranches of data online, said former officials. Other impacts of the 2018 finding: 1. Financial institutions. It loosens prior restrictions on disruptive or destructive targeting of financial institutions, former U.S. officials said. - In prior administrations, wiping or dumping hacked banking data was considered an uncrossable line because of the potential effects of retaliation by foreign states on the U.S. banking system, said former officials. - Treasury Department officials were always particularly vociferously opposed to such measures in the past, said former officials. - “These were “things CIA always knew were an option, but were always a bridge too far," a former official told Yahoo News. “They had been bandied about at senior levels for a long time, but cooler heads had always prevailed." 2. "Cut-outs." The presidential authorization makes it much easier for the CIA to target “cut-outs” believed to be working surreptitiously for hostile foreign intelligence services at media organizations, charities, religious institutions or other nonstate entities for disruptive or destructive cyber actions, said former officials. In the past, the burden of proof for targeting such entities was high; now, standards have been made far more lax, said former officials. 3. The "big four." The finding explicitly enables the CIA to use these new powers against the “big four” U.S. adversaries — China, Russia, Iran and North Korea. But even though the CIA already had more legal maneuverability on covert operations against Iran than other U.S. foes, the Trump administration was particularly focused on escalating its activities against Tehran, said former officials. - These new CIA authorities, as well as a capacious interpretation of prior ones, have contributed to the administration’s “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran, say former officials, with the CIA conducting disruptive cyberattacks against Iranian infrastructure throughout Trump's term. - This maximum pressure campaign has been tantamount to a “regime destabilization” strategy for some senior Trump-era national security officials, aiming to weaken the Iranian government in order to force it to retreat to its own borders — and even hopefully collapse entirely, say former officials. The big picture: Some officials emphasize that Trump-era shifts in U.S. offensive cyber operations are part of a natural evolution in U.S. policies in this arena and that many changes would have been granted under a new Democratic administration as well. - “It’s not like some cabal of folks who had been sort of outside the national security establishment ... were then brought in and hijacked” this process, a former senior official told me.

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