So do I. Sunsets are beautiful views that come with a free uv healthy exposure. This was yesterday's sundown landscape from my place. View quoted note →

Great episode. These guys shed wisdom https://fountain.fm/episode/RZDxfHD6jiLsgSCpOO7H View quoted note →

After giving some thinking to Charlie Kirk's killing I have come to the conclusion that things do not add up. The official story of a 22y old universitarian with no military background taking an accurate single shot from 200 yards that severes the jugular of his objective, in broad daylight, and then run home to confess to his father who inmediately turns him in to the FBI, is fishy, to say the less. The planting of the rifle with transgender messages in the whereabouts is even fishier. So, we'd better have a look to the bigger picture. I guess that, although Kirk had received multiple death threats, he didn't have a potus-like secret service detail protecting him 24/7. Therefore, if the only goal was to silence him, it'd have been less risky to put him down discretely on the street, in his house or anywhere else where he was alone or more vulnerable. A car accident could have been faked, or he could have been poisoned. But someone rather decided to execute a complicated long shot to a protected objective, in a venue full of cameras and through a crowded place full of people with mobile phones. Charlie was a big influencer, but I don't think that he was so important to justify this risky operation. The only reason I find for taking that decision is that, as in every intelligence black operation, there were multiple direct and indirect goals to achieve: - General rehearsal in a real scenario of a larger scale operation - Trigger and check the response from the society to an assasination of a politic figure in full public display - Sense the reaction of law enforcement personnel - Intimidate the opponents - Take down a political adversary If this is true, a highly trained and efficient sniper with an already successfully rehearsed plan is at large, and we will see a similar murder attemp of a major figure in the coming months. I hope I'm wrong. #freedom #CharlieKirk

So, the guy who chairs the company that owns 5% of all major corporations in the world across all industries including finance and energy, now leads the transnational lobby which preaches that plebs will be happy owning nothing. Let that sink in. Masks off. Full blown neofeudalism. View quoted note →

If Putin accepts this "art. 5 like" warranty, witch Ursula and her mob will set up a false flag attack on Ukraine before the end of this year, pushing NATO into the war, then officially and "legally", which has been always their original goal. Cannot believe the guy doesn't see that. View quoted note →

This reminds me of Nokia's strategy decision some 20 years ago about not moving the company’s focus into smartphones. Goodbye China. It was a fun trip these last 20 years. You'll become again a giant dead communist labour camp in 10 years time.

Good old times. What was your starting pc itinerary in the 80s? Mine was: Toshiba (MSX Japanese standard), Commodore 128 (first with attached cassette reader), Sinclair ZX Spectrum (first BASIC programming), Bull Micral (first with a hard disk - 20MB!!) View quoted note →

You also see rainchains in Costa Rica all over the place, and it is not precisely a cold country. This is a matter of costs ans aesthetics. View quoted note →

FB has been a gossip spying tool since it's origins as The Facebook in Harvard. Since then it has grown in scale, profit and evilness, but their spirit hasn't changed a bit. View quoted note →