Charles Julian
@molynj.bsky.social
📤 740
📥 803
📝 4634
Politically homeless. Refugee from what was Twitter. Reposts are not endorsements.
They do what? Sounds like a procedure designed to increase antibiotic resistance. WTF?
about 8 hours ago
0
1
0
He's compensating (again)
about 22 hours ago
0
1
0
He's clocked the fact that he may be charged with murder, or similar, in 3 years time, unless Trump issues him a pardon. He'd better not fall out with Trump in the meantime. So he really is Trump's bitch now, even if he wasn't before.
2 days ago
223
1653
484
And do what instead?
2 days ago
0
0
0
AKA performative nonsense.
3 days ago
0
0
0
😢
3 days ago
0
1
0
Yeah sure. So don't invest in one. See how that works out for you in the long run.
3 days ago
0
1
0
I lived in Hong Kong as a teenager. The bamboo scaffolding is amazing.
3 days ago
0
2
0
A huge proportion of the British Public are gullible idiots, manipulated by the likes of Reform, the Telegraph Nd the Mail.
4 days ago
1
0
0
Hegseth better hope Trump issues him a pardon before he leaves office. Else, he's surely in line to be investigated for something like murder or some other charge related to ordering unlawful killings?
4 days ago
1
2
0
😂 What's the betting it's still a building site (or a pile of rubble) when he leaves office?
4 days ago
1
2
0
Totally agree. One of Tesla's unsafe featur6e. They either don't care about, or don't understand safety.
hackaday.com/2025/11/26/c...
loading . . .
Chinese Regulators May Kill Retractable Car Door Handles That Never Should Have Existed
Headlights. Indicators. Trunk releases. Seatbelts. Airbags. Just about any part of a car you can think of is governed by a long and complicated government regulation. It’s all about safety, e…
https://hackaday.com/2025/11/26/chinese-regulators-may-kill-retractable-car-door-handles-that-never-should-have-existed/
5 days ago
1
6
3
The Telegraph is engaging in wishful thinking again.
5 days ago
0
0
0
reposted by
Charles Julian
scha·den·freu·de
6 days ago
"If your country opens a Department of War and closes the Department of Education then you live in a shithole." -𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚘𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛 𝟿𝟾%
137
13275
3719
So why did so many vote for him in the first place? It was easy to predict that the "mass deportation" promise would result in the targeting of latinos. And many did predict it. Be careful what you wish for.
6 days ago
0
1
0
Well, stop speculating on it then. Bloody Telegraph.
6 days ago
0
1
0
Hegseth better hope he gets a pardon at the end of the Trump reign.
7 days ago
0
1
0
The Telegraph wants millions from the Mail for one reason: it's broke.
8 days ago
1
4
0
Yup. Sounds like it does. I wouldn't trust them as far as I can through a grand piano.
8 days ago
0
0
0
You can't win.
8 days ago
1
1
0
C*nt
8 days ago
0
1
0
reposted by
Charles Julian
ChrisO_wiki
8 days ago
In honour of its proponents, I suggest that the Dmitriev-Witkoff proposal should henceforth be called the Dim-Wit Plan
81
2391
687
Half of them are probably US Marine Corps aircraft.
8 days ago
0
0
0
Imagine what a huge mess he would make of it.
8 days ago
0
1
0
Things seem to be falling apart for this administration. What's going on? Shame Ukraine is potentially collateral damage.
add a skeleton here at some point
8 days ago
0
1
1
WTAF?
8 days ago
0
0
0
No, not really. It's over hyped.
9 days ago
0
0
0
But that is almost certainly not a picture of it. Looks like a mock-up of a Fusion reactor.
9 days ago
0
0
0
Well ... We know what Mandy Tice-Davies would say.
9 days ago
0
0
0
I think one of lesson here is that there's no such thing as s private WhatsApp group.
loading . . .
‘Who’s screenshotting our messages?’: how a WhatsApp saga spiralled into two parents’ wrongful arrest
When Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine posted complaints about their local primary school, they never expected six uniformed police officers to turn up at their door
https://www.theguardian.com/education/ng-interactive/2025/nov/22/whos-screenshotting-our-messages-how-a-whatsapp-saga-spiralled-into-two-parents-wrongful-arrest
9 days ago
0
1
0
On the other hand, he is an increasingly senile old twat. Fingers crossed, he will be a lame duck president after the mid-terms.
10 days ago
0
1
0
Shame it's stuck in the mud though. Sitting duck for a drone-hunter-hunter?
10 days ago
0
0
0
Rodent Of Unusual Size?
10 days ago
0
0
0
I'm sure Trump has already given away lots that he shouldn't simply as part of his bragging to his despot mates. The sooner European countries can cut the umbilical cord with the US as far as military tech is concerned, the better.
10 days ago
0
2
0
DC10? Hmmm... BBC News - New images show engine flying off before UPS cargo plane crash
www.bbc.com/news/article...
loading . . .
New images show engine flying off before UPS cargo plane crash
The deadly 4 November plane crash killed over a dozen people and left dozens more injured.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvg7gy4rp9mo
10 days ago
0
0
0
Can Musk not see that this undermines Grok and LLMs more generally If they can be so readily tweaked behind the scenes to become propaganda machines why would people (and companies) want to use them let alone rely on them? Other AI tech bros must see this and hate him for it. A genius? I think not.
loading . . .
Elon Musk’s Grok AI tells users he is fitter than LeBron James and smarter than da Vinci
Users noted that in a raft of now-deleted posts, the chatbot would frequently rank Musk top in any given field
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/nov/21/elon-musk-grok-ai-bias-ranks-richest-man-fittest-smartest
10 days ago
0
1
0
I wonder whether Karoline Leavitt will feel any embarrassment or regret, later in life, for having sold her soul to the devil quite so completely.
10 days ago
1
2
1
Surely a rise from £1757 to £1758 (0.17%) doesn't warrant an article or a headline like this. Also begs the question of whether it was worth the regulator adjusting it at all.
10 days ago
0
0
0
My other half just asked - So what happens to Johnson as a result of the Covid inquiry? My answer - probably nothing, but the best thing for the country would probably be to put him in medieval stocks so that members of the public can pelt him with rotten fruit.
10 days ago
0
1
0
Middle class families face a sting of made up click bait stories from the Telegraph.
11 days ago
0
0
0
I would be worried that the soldiers might accidentally shoot me with live ammunition.
loading . . .
‘We shoot at the good guys’: the role-players who train US troops – in pictures
Photographer Claire Beckett captured the soldiers and civilians who dress up as Afghans and Iraqis in military bases across America. They play everything from insurgents to shoppers in mocked-up firef...
https://share.google/Ps23fxZQl55G6XYLc
11 days ago
0
0
0
Interesting. "Prop wrap" will disable an outbound pretty effectively. The question is, how will they deploy these nets in a way that doesn't impede ordinary boat users in France.
11 days ago
0
0
0
If so, he deserves jail time, regardless of one's views on Palestine Action.
11 days ago
1
1
0
Until it fails mid dive, I suppose.
12 days ago
1
1
0
I'm thinking, that's a power station, not an oil refinery.
12 days ago
1
1
0
Perhaps.
12 days ago
0
0
0
The Three Mile Island plant must be ancient, surely? How long ago was that accident?
12 days ago
0
0
1
The truth hurts.
12 days ago
0
0
0
Yup.
13 days ago
0
1
0
The Telegraph deluding themselves.
13 days ago
0
0
0
Load more
feeds!
log in