Anyway, Trump was not including Zelensky in the latest Trump and Putin dialogue (still scheduled for around mid August in Alaska) and he's telling Zelensky he will need to give away parts of Ukraine to "bring pieces."
Trump Suggests Ukraine Will Have to Give up Land in Peace Deal
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... NI#details
Zelenskyy rejects Trump’s suggestion of ceding Ukrainian territory to end war with Russia
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/zele ... ith-russia
Russian nationalists have long demanded the return of Alaska. Now Trump has invited ICC-indicted Putin to the state
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 04697.html
It's only fair. . . Though I'm sure Trump would call the idea of giving/selling Alaska to Russia to be a great "deal." Good job Krasnov. . . (whether or not he really was a Russia asset, it's difficult to tell. . .)
Some could argue that the Donbas region (going back to the Crimean War of the 19th century, and probably prior) has historically been a key point of conflict, and that it would be strategic for it's defense initiatives. . . Though arguably it could be seen that any territory where an aggressor has an advantage, is an asset to humanity when that advantage or privilege is taken away (perhaps the US will have it's day in the stockades as well. . .)
Nuremberg-Style Tribunal May Await Putin’s Arrest, Legal Scholars Say
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kevinholde ... olars-say/
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On the topic of AI, one of the MSN channels is called Wonderbot. . . (Just as I was thinking of Pearl Harbor and how we justified the use of the atomic bomb and taking territory away from Japan.
They Found This Pearl Harbor Plane Hidden In The Jungle, Then They Looked Inside
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... NI#details
Microsoft Windows 11 browsers have a little tab that shows up when highlighting the day's temperature on the bottom left task bar, containing things like the news, though more often then not it's random Youtube video creators and spam algorithm, or includes content that I vaguely recall looking up about Steven Wozniak over a year ago when sharing the context of how scammers operate, and a significant portion of the content of news by MSN seems to be AI spam. . . Sometimes the window pops open by accident and since some of the updates it seems to get people to click on the content by appearing to glitch to get you to notice it (most of which is akin to the modern version of the National Enquirer.)
US Navy Putting in Test Its Mysterious $1 Billion UFO Shaped Drone (Fluctus news? is this MSN's iteration of ChatGPT content?)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technolo ... 13#details
The drone is real but I'm not sure of the video at some portions of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_X-47B
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I've found this to be very true at some parts of the internet, and most likely parts of the country.
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Probably "the usual" (Palestine without Hamas, should be recognized) but it probably leaves out the usual transition details, where they will still be servile to Israel in the interim. What a shitty place to be.
Australia will recognize a Palestinian state, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says
http://apnews.com/article/australia-pal ... a83158dd90
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Australia will recognize a Palestinian state, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Monday, joining the leaders of France, Britain and Canada in signaling they would do so.
His remarks followed weeks of urging from within his Cabinet and from many in Australia to recognize a Palestinian state and amid growing criticism from officials in his government over suffering and starvation in Gaza. Australia’s government has also criticized plans announced in recent days by Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu for a fresh, sweeping military offensive in Gaza.
Albanese told reporters after a Cabinet meeting Monday that Australia’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state will be formalized at the United Nations General Assembly in September. The acknowledgement was “predicated on commitments Australia has received from the Palestinian Authority,” Albanese said.
Those commitments included no role for Hamas in a Palestinian government, demilitarization of Gaza and the holding of elections, he said.
“A two-state solution is humanity’s best hope to break the cycle of violence in the Middle East and to bring an end to the conflict, suffering and starvation in Gaza,” Albanese said.
His remarks followed weeks of urging from within his Cabinet and from many in Australia to recognize a Palestinian state and amid growing criticism from officials in his government over suffering and starvation in Gaza. Australia’s government has also criticized plans announced in recent days by Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu for a fresh, sweeping military offensive in Gaza.
Albanese told reporters after a Cabinet meeting Monday that Australia’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state will be formalized at the United Nations General Assembly in September. The acknowledgement was “predicated on commitments Australia has received from the Palestinian Authority,” Albanese said.
Those commitments included no role for Hamas in a Palestinian government, demilitarization of Gaza and the holding of elections, he said.
“A two-state solution is humanity’s best hope to break the cycle of violence in the Middle East and to bring an end to the conflict, suffering and starvation in Gaza,” Albanese said.
And of course. . .
The nation’s capital waits for Trump’s next move as a federal takeover threat looms
https://apnews.com/article/washington-d ... 92f6c0b8fc
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Around 2 a.m., noisy revelers emerging from clubs and bars packed the sidewalks of U Street in Washington, many of them seeking a late-night slice or falafel. A robust but not unusual contingent of city police cruisers lingered around the edges of the crowds. At other late-night hot spots, nearly identical scenes unfolded.
What wasn’t apparent in Friday’s earliest hours: any sort of security lockdown by a multiagency flood of uniformed federal law enforcement officers. That’s what President Donald Trump had promised Thursday, starting at midnight, in the administration’s latest move to impose its will on the nation’s capital.
In short, that law enforcement surge to take control of the District of Columbia’s streets did not appear to unfold on schedule. A two-hour city tour, starting around 1 a.m. Friday, revealed no overt or visible law enforcement presence other than members of the Metropolitan Police Department, the city’s police force.
That still might change in the coming evenings as Trump puts into action his long-standing plans to “take over” a capital city he has repeatedly slammed as unsafe, filthy and badly run. According to his Thursday declaration, the security lockdown will run for seven days, “with the option to extend as needed.” In an online post Saturday, the Republican president said the Democratic-led city would soon be one of the country’s safest and he announced a White House news conference for Monday, though he offered no details.
What wasn’t apparent in Friday’s earliest hours: any sort of security lockdown by a multiagency flood of uniformed federal law enforcement officers. That’s what President Donald Trump had promised Thursday, starting at midnight, in the administration’s latest move to impose its will on the nation’s capital.
In short, that law enforcement surge to take control of the District of Columbia’s streets did not appear to unfold on schedule. A two-hour city tour, starting around 1 a.m. Friday, revealed no overt or visible law enforcement presence other than members of the Metropolitan Police Department, the city’s police force.
That still might change in the coming evenings as Trump puts into action his long-standing plans to “take over” a capital city he has repeatedly slammed as unsafe, filthy and badly run. According to his Thursday declaration, the security lockdown will run for seven days, “with the option to extend as needed.” In an online post Saturday, the Republican president said the Democratic-led city would soon be one of the country’s safest and he announced a White House news conference for Monday, though he offered no details.
Another thing about Pedo boy is shared on FB.
There's absolutely no evidence out there that Trump colluded with the Russians except the Manafort thing, and the Flynn thing, and the Papadopoulos pleading guilty thing, and the Roger Stone thing, and the Cohen thing, and the Kushner thing, and the Carter Page thing, and the Jeff Sessions things, and the Wilbur Ross thing, and the JD Gordon thing, and the Erik Prince thing, and the James Comey firing thing, and the Russian hacking/Wikileaks thing, and the bro-love between TrumPutin thing, and the Russian propaganda machine favoring Trump thing, and the DJT "I have zero ties to Russia!" thing, and the Eric Trump "we get most of our financing from Russian banks” thing, and the Donald Trump Jr. "Our portfolio is made up of a disproportionate amount of Russian money" thing, and the DJT "I sold a $60 million mansion to a Russian oligarch known for money laundering for $120 million that he never once lived in" thing, and the Trump business ties with Putin's favorite sports athlete Fedor Emilianenko thing, and the Trump International Corporation's mysterious private server connection to Alfa Bank, Russia's largest commercial bank thing, and Russians guaranteeing sales of Trump properties so he can get backing thing, and sales of Trump properties to LLCs (who can hide their identity) going from 4% to 70% in the two years leading up to the election thing, and the Special prosecutor being named thing, and the I won't release my tax returns thing, and the Ivanka Trump's vacationing with Putin's girlfriend thing, and the 2013 Miss Universe Pageant in Moscow thing, and the Trump companies business ties to Felix Sater, a criminal felon indicted for stock fraud scheme with the Russian mafia thing, and the FL Group Icelandic hedge fund with massive ties to Putin being heavily invested in Trump Soho thing, and the Rex Tillerson/Exxon ties to Russia thing, and the Russian ambassador at Trump Tower sneaking in and out thing, and part of the dossier being corroborated thing, the Trump tried to roll back Russian sanctions the minute he got elected thing. And the Cambridge Analytica thing. And the Trump advocating for Russia to be allowed into the G7 again thing, And Trump mentioning Russia hacking the DNCs emails the same day they did thing. And the Russians funneling money through the NRA thing, and Trump’s private meeting and subsequent fealty display thing, and the Trump being afraid to be interviewed by Mueller under oath thing, and the stripping people who might testify against Trump and people in his administration of their security clearance thing, and far right 'internet' influencers paid by Moscow to push propaganda and misinformation for Trump, thing ... Other than that, there's absolutely no reason to suspect anything. Oh, and a very high ranked KGB officer saying Trump has been a Russian asset since 1987, thing. Oh, and Trump and Putin working together against Ukraine thing, and Trumps America with Russia and other world dictators, working together to stop Ukraine from joining NATO thing.
By the way, where are the Epstein files and why is Maxwell transfered to Texas?
This is usually how they treat this idea:
And a sidewalk is more safe if you aren't in an area where driveways or intersections with the street are present, such as a busy bridge or stretch of road where you have perfect visibility of traffic (whereas the people that you aren't able to see behind your head/helmet are probably not use to a bike on the road and will hit you. . . If they aren't looking out for motorcyclists, you sure as heck are not given an advantage by riding a bike, especially when our own Politicians are prone to hit such people and pretend like they didn't because they were drunk and say they thought it was a deer.
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Arkansas had a former Police Chief escape prison after murdering someone, and he was caught
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/ark ... 40176.html
Also, just north of one of the roads leading to Devil's Den in Arkansas, from Winslow, a dead body was found at a rest stop in the back of a white SUV. The subject hasn't made the news yet, and there were some RVs that were visible there for some time, but the nature of the body being found suggests it might not have been a natural cause (nor that something like heat exhaustion was involved.)
Whether it was found because of the smell, or because a cop decided to check why the car was there for an extended period of time; the people in the area seem to only notice once it was being checked up on.
Hence this photo, as well as the SUV was visible from the locals living in the hills/homes nearby. . . (yokels, they call them. The hills have eyes.)
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