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Then the crew started their scheming. 📷Yashica t3, trix. #believeinfilm

It's looking increasingly like these guys thought that if they could wreak more death and destruction than the other side then they would be respected as strong powerful men and they would "win" and that would make them big important heroes. Very possibly they had no rationale deeper than that.

Drawn to this more the more I looked at it.

🇺🇸 in 2026 folks.

Catching spring air 📷Yashica t3, trix #believeinfilm

The first ever winner of the “FIFA Peace Prize” is also likely be the first head of state to host a World Cup while bombing one of the participating countries.

Spring melt. Yashica t3 super, trix. #believeinfilm

As we witness the horror of attacks on desalination plants, we need to be aware, on a warming planet, conflict over water, using water as a weapon of war, & targeting people seeking water is on the rise - in the past 4 years, it's nearly doubled: share.google/p0PrSGiLMdz0...

Few highlights from some excellent #HamOnt bball this afternoon. Sony A1 with 70-200mm GMii and Viltrox 20mm

I had my suspicions from the modern construction elements and clothing on the villagers, as well as the inaccurate stork. The credits confirmed it, very disappointing. (I am excited by the bird article though!).

I hate that this cover is actually AI with the expected flawed guess work of gen AI instead of the hard work of an actual illustrator

Anti austerity march outside my McMaster office window.

Always astonishing that this the only line for people to see the relevancy of thousands of people are being bombed in their name.

Lonely island in the Hammer. Fujifilm GA645 #believeinfilm

Mark Carney's reaction to the US attack on Iran, and his subsequent defences of that attack, made you wonder: for all his talk of pragmatism and principles, what does he stand for? And what does he think Canada wants him to stand for? www.thestar.com/politics/fed...

Dropped everything to get some early spring sunshine this afternoon, and develop my second home roll. Here firefighters having a practice search and rescue in #HamOnt . Fujifilm GA645, trix, D76 processed. #believinfilm

These used to be Canadian values too. Shame on Carney.

Yes please! terrific set. Tiny desk killing it as of late.

Voters have thus far been given zero, zero, voice in this.

The government wouldn't give us a list of data centres seeking power in Ontario. So, we built one ourselves. What @rorywh.bsky.social and I found: at least 15 projects drawing a combined 2,202 MW: more electricity than 2 million homes. #OnPoli for @nationalobserver.com 🧵

The mirage of Mark Carney's rupture is really quite something.

Canada ‘abandoning’ international law with support for U.S. strikes on Iran, say former diplomats www.hilltimes.com/story/2026/0...

And results are…ok? I think I dropped the ball on the final rinse as they have a bit of a cast to them. But 🤷‍♂️ and carry on #believeinfilm

Anxiously awaiting my first roll of home developed film to dry. (And first roll on an inherited Rolleiflex 2.8e) I suspect a few mistakes along the way, but there are images on there! #believeinfilm

Netanyahu is, by far, the worst US President in my lifetime.

Oh man, this is wonderful. Sinners goes Tiny Desk. www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Xx...

Moonlit night, but I’m in the dome as always, soccer dad-ing.

6/ We remember the disastrous outcomes of previous U.S.-led wars of regime change in the Middle East, including in Iraq. They led to hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, sectarian conflict, and a world that is less safe, not more.

3/ He has issued a statement so brazenly belligerent that even Conservatives like Jason Kenney are cheering it on. It’s a shameful moment that buries all of Carney’s high-minded rhetoric in Davos under the rubble.

2/ The United States and Israel have launched an illegal act of war while Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu speak openly of regime change. This is what Prime Minister Mark Carney says he supports.

This sort of thing disgraces all of humanity.

"The Islamists oppose women getting an education," I mutter, as I aim my missile at the girls school

Not a single word about international law—these attacks are clearly, unambiguously illegal. Not a single word about sovereignty—Carney’s supposed bedrock value, as claimed in Davos. No concern about Iran being attacked by the US while pursuing diplomacy—as Canada embarks on existential USMCA talks.

Just in case anyone was wondering help.openai.com/en/articles/...

Donald Trump’s Bored of Peace

You can't make this shit up xcancel.com/realDonaldTr...

Carney continues to be a voice of cowardice and fecklessness when it really matters. www.thestar.com/politics/fed...

So now the most careless people in history will have fully autonomous weapons that use janky AI to pick targets: Altman joining Hegseth to commit war crimes.

Hey the guy that makes the deepfake generator and suicide machine is gonna get into the murderbot business sounds great what could go wrong

oh my god www.nytimes.com/2026/02/24/o...

Her hockey pose. Bronica ETRSi. #believeinfilm #filmphotography

This is so good. Buck 65 is a national treasure. Thanks @vishkhanna.bsky.social

Locked in. 📷Minolta a7 trix. #believeinfilm

Have you heard Boy & Bear? This album rips. www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNI2...

Honestly my reaction to every USA chant at the Olympics this year.

US men’s hockey team, perhaps thinking that their accomplishment transcends politics, foolishly submits to wearing a MAGA dog collar. #sotu

I have spent the past several months studying the cutting-edge research on modern democracies that have defeated authoritarian leaders. I've learned that the conventional wisdom on the topic is wrong — in ways that have clear implications for the US going forward THREAD www.vox.com/politics/479...

What this technology is going to do is not end higher education, but it is going to undo so much of the baseline work on accessibility by pushing overworked professors to take things back to offline modalities, in person timed exams, keeping tech out of the classroom, etc.