nothing excessive going on in Idaho as always 😵‍💫

good video from WSJ on Flamingo www.wsj.com/video/series...

Why is there absolutely no footage of Charlie Kirk's throat being torn apart?

Russians dropped a glide bomb on elderly people who were waiting in line for their pensions. More than 20 dead. Please. Don’t look away and don’t be silent. This is all I could ask for

Daria ‘Delta’ Lopatina. Rest in Peace.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I've been to Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq, and I can say without hyperbole this is a million times worse than all of them put together."

💔 The Russians killed 23 people during a missile strike on Kyiv on August 28, including two-year-old Angelina. ❗️The first names of Ukrainians whose lives were cut short: ▪️2-year-old Angelina and her 24-year-old mother Nadiya. ▪️17-year-old Maryna – a student at the Kyiv Energy Vocational College.

"Mr. Trump suggested this week that Mr. Putin wants peace and is open to a bilateral meeting with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky. Where’s the evidence other than statements by Americans?"

She's got the best eye action.

Just sayin'

Watching another Russian refinery get smoked by Ukrainian drones this week, I can't help but reflect on this incredible insight from Professor Justin Bronk.🤪

🕯️🇺🇦 During the combat mission, 39-year-old Maryna Hrytsenko “Mary” — a combat medic of the 3rd OSHB, the chief custodian of the funds of the Chernihiv Art Museum — died. Maryna died on the morning of August 7, 2025, along with two comrades, as a result of an attack by a Russian drone.

It has been the honor of my life to serve as Commissioner of BLS alongside the many dedicated civil servants tasked with measuring a vast and dynamic economy. It is vital and important work and I thank them for their service to this nation.

Her name was Diana. She was 23 years old and 7 months pregnant. Russia murdered her today in an attack on the maternity hospital in Kamyanske.

fucking do it already

1. Canada 2. China 3. USA 💪

Lockheed Martin down RTX up Northrop Grumman up

WSJ July 22 2025 "“Previously, when you saw 15 Russian vehicles, it was scary. Now it’s fun,” he said. “Sadly it’s the same for the enemy’s drone units.”

WSJ Jul 22 2025 "Washington’s threats about what happens after 50 days are nearly meaningless. Tariffing Russian exports to the U.S. means next to nothing—in 2024 Russian exports were only $3 billion."

“The problem is not [that] the Ukraine air defence is getting worse. Instead, what we see is that new swarming tactics and drones are now flying in higher altitude, [which] makes them more effective,” said Yasir Atalan, of the Center for Strategic and International Studies..."

WSJ July 17 2025 Another day in paradise...🤪

H.R. MCMASTER AND BRADLEY BOWMAN respond to Dan Caldwell's chronic stupidity in today's WSJ.

NYPost putting it on the line this morning. Fuck you NYTimes.

Bannon and Elmo having a splendid 4th. 😆

Allies put sanctions on Russian oil, MAGA takes them off next day. Disgusting.

Gaza Pier report not positive 1/2

"Mr. Putin doesn’t want peace. He wants victory, and he’s playing President Trump to achieve it." WSJ June 16 2025

‪@vipalmonga.bsky.social‬ this headline is garbage, and that's backed by data and it's not even close 🤮

Several Iranian commanders who committed of the most horrific atrocities in history—in Syria and Ukraine—were killed today. I hope they burn in hell.

"One of the best": Ukrainian drone operator Kateryna "Meow" Troian killed in action🙏🏻 — RIP #glorytotheheroes www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/202...

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St. Paul Field Office Special Response Team using Soldiers of Odin patch... 17. Watch out for the paramilitaries. When the men with guns who have always claimed to be against the system start wearing uniforms and marching around with torches and pictures of a Leader, the end is nigh. 💀

"Today, all the cards are turned. Mr. Putin terrorized the world with his nuclear blackmail. There was an army capable of calling his bluff—and it did." WSJ June 3 2025

"It’s time for Sens. Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal to move their bill sanctioning countries that buy oil and gas from Russia. Republicans want to defer to Mr. Trump, but Senators aren’t potted plants." WSJ June 2 2025

"Mr. Trump and his advisers fancy themselves steely-eyed realists on foreign policy. No “neocon” idealism for them. But on Mr. Putin they are starry-eyed idealists, mouthing “peace” as if they can make it happen by wishing it were so. Mr. Trump’s naivete is helping Russia continue the killing..."

This is Maryna. Russia murdered her in the latest attack on Khmelnytskyi region. Her parents are injured too, and her grandmother is in intensive care.

“I will end that war in 24 hours. I’ll stop all those lives from being lost. There will be no more bombing of Ukraine and everyone will be happy. It wouldn’t even be tough because I know just what to say to each of them. It may not even take 24 hours.”

An entire family, murdered by Russians.

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Trump keeps saying US spent 350 billion defending Ukraine Its actually 140 billion but only 80 billion has been delivered. Billions went to American jobs- we gave Ukraine our weapons and constructed newer weaponry for US arsenal Europe has given far more $ than the US

To harness the spare capacity, some Western governments are funding weapons purchases from UKR defense companies under the so-called Denmark model in which instead of supplying Kyiv with Western weapons, they provide $$$ to purchase arms from UKR defense manufacturers. www.wsj.com/world/ukrain...

😒 www.ft.com/content/0bac...

The Russian leader keeps stringing along President Trump. WSJ May 16 2025

"Trump Isn’t the First President Putin Has Played" WSJ May 13 2025

daily vibe check

it's just a big cartoon government

The F-35’s sprawling supply chain is one example of how even the U.S. defense industry, which exports billions of dollars worth of weapons while importing few in return, could be challenged by the Trump administration’s sweeping trade policies. WSJ May 6 2025

Drawing on lessons from war in Ukraine, it plans big shift into unmanned aircraft...the overhaul would cost $36 billion over the next 5 years, officials said, which the Army would come up with by cutting some outmoded weapons and retiring other systems-steps that will require congressional support.