test clearnet / hosts.
I'd say you are bang on with your 4th pic. Sopela, Bilbao.
https://news.microsoft.com/features/microsoft-facebook-telxius-complete-highest-capacity-subsea-cable-cross-atlantic/
Lead image on above article is pic 1. "Lead image: A worker adjusts the cable on a beach in Spain. Images by RUN Studios.". Also matches the other pic from said article also your 2nd pic.
This seems to help with the posting issues ..
start menu -type in cmd -> right click run as administrator
notepad C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
paste in
193.178.169.117 8kun.top
193.178.169.117 sys.8kun.top
193.178.169.117 media.8kun.top
193.178.169.117 softserve.8kun.top
Save the file. Posting now works
Test clearnet
Works!
Interesting when viewing this post in tor you can see the tor address, if you post the tor address in the hosts file it doesnt work!
This…
GCHQ not giving two fucks that it breaks the law on employment, so why should it care about other elements of the law?
https://twitter.com/GCHQ/status/1367550068358799362?s=20
I don't know why, but this tossers non-stop whining like a girl is really getting to me! Time to unfollow. This guy is obsessed, I will be keeping an eye out for the noose with his name on it! Bagsy I get to pull the gallows!
It's free but you have to register.
Online virtual conference Tuesday March 9th. 8.30pm 9.30pm
The Future of the US-UK 'Special Relationship'
Seventy-five years after Winston Churchill’s Iron Curtain speech, a panel of experts discusses the features and challenges that define the UK-US relationship.
About This Event
Seventy-five years ago, Winston Churchill came to the Midwest to decry the Soviet Union’s "iron curtain" and celebrate the "special relationship" between the United States and United Kingdom. As President Biden’s administration outlines its foreign policy priorities, both countries are discussing ways to further collaborate on combatting climate change, battling the COVID-19 pandemic, and bolstering their already robust trade ties. What will UK-US ties look like under the Biden administration? And, as tensions and a pandemic again divide the world, what lessons can we draw from Churchill's speech?
https://www.thechicagocouncil.org/events/future-us-uk-special-relationship
I thought it was interesting seeing as it was the UK Ambassador to the US, probably the most senior UK British diplomat.
The fact it was Chicago based was also interesting as out of DC
Important letter from ukcolumn news extra detailng the abuse the police are subjecting the UK public too.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1367232152925003784
There is a growing fund available to anyone who can prove that Covid19 exists [Isolated], currently at over €225,000
https://www.samueleckert.net/isolat-truth-fund/
Interdasting video on the fact that there has been no virus isolation.
Dr. Sam Bailey
210K subscribers
37,737 views
•2 Mar 2021
Censorship, Isolation of SARS-CoV-2, Lateral Flow Tests, Great Reset & Ivermectin.
I am amazed Bakescorp is still going.
GCHQ do like to blow their own trumpet, Glass houses and all that.
They have a mission to protect the UK, but they go about it by allowing Satanists and Child abusers to commandeer the service and use it for evil.
Is GCHQ Still evil? Bakescorp will never let up until Commander Pepe is satisfied all the evil ones are either locked up in Gitmo or swinging from nooses.
Cryptic tweets from our flagship aircraft carrier, they appear to be getting ready for something big.
https://twitter.com/HMSQNLZ/status/1367568225672830976?s=20
Lots of Earthquakes and Volcanos happening around the world.
We know Q took control of a seismic weapon and sent volleys of 17 shockwaves across the globe a while back.
The war is hotting up and more unconventional weapons appear to be being used.
Here is the US Navy mentioning exerciseLightningHandshake. Interestingly it does not mention anything about the Royal Navy. Just now the RN QE2 carrier tweeted Lightning
https://twitter.com/USNavy/status/1367565554010255370?s=20
https://www.navy.mil/Press-Office/News-Stories/Article/2522217/ike-strike-group-operates-with-morocco-in-exercise-lightning-handshake/utm_source/twitter/utm_medium/social/utm_content/100001883758434/linkId/100000034881627/
Devolution has ended up giving Scotland a new establishment even more powerful - and less accountable - than the old one. Leading article in the new Spectator
The Sturgeon case exposes the fatal flaw in Scottish devolution
The campaign for a Scottish parliament was rooted in the notion of a ‘democratic deficit’. Scotland kept voting Labour but the UK kept getting Conservative governments. Devolution, so the logic ran, would give Scotland a more responsive government. Two decades on, a new democratic deficit is emerging: the chasm between the minimum accountability demanded by the parliament and the maximum Nicola Sturgeon’s government is prepared to give. A new establishment has taken root in Edinburgh, more powerful and less accountable than the old one.
The Alex Salmond inquiry, which began as a recondite tale about a failed attempt by Sturgeon’s government to probe sexual misconduct claims against the former Scottish National party leader, has narrowed to three stark questions. Did Sturgeon lie to parliament about what she knew and when? Did she break the ministerial code in failing to inform civil servants of a secret meeting with Salmond at her private home until two months after the fact? And is there any credence in Salmond’s incendiary accusation that people around Sturgeon, including her husband, the SNP chief executive Peter Murrell, conspired to have him imprisoned?
The investigation of these questions has exposed where power really lies in Scotland. The Lord Advocate, James Wolffe QC, a member of Sturgeon’s cabinet and head of the Crown Office prosecution service, this week gave evidence to a Holyrood committee investigating the Salmond affair. Wolffe started off reminding Holyrood politicians that — unlike MPs — they are ‘punishable’ under the law for statements they may make in parliament. The doctrine of parliamentary privilege, a cornerstone of Westminster’s democracy, does not exist in Scotland.
But when Wolffe was asked if his fellow government ministers are punishable under the law, he had far less to say. What would happen, he was asked, if (as Salmond alleges) ministers refused to hand over a cache of documents, despite being subject to a search warrant? Would this be illegal? ‘I am not going to make any comment in the abstract on what might or might not be a criminal offence,’ he said. It is hard to imagine an attorney general refusing to be drawn on such a fundamental point of law before parliament and remaining in post.
Obstruction has been a constant theme of the Salmond inquiry. Legal advice twice demanded by the Scottish parliament and twice denied by the Scottish government was released only after Sturgeon’s deputy was threatened with a motion of no confidence. The documents proved that Sturgeon’s government proceeded with costly legal action against Salmond long after being advised by lawyers that the case would fail.
It was against this backdrop of secrecy and intrigue that The Spectator went to the High Court to secure the right of the inquiry and the public to see all relevant evidence — specifically Salmond’s written testimony accusing Sturgeon of breaking the ministerial code. No sooner had the High Court made clear that there were no obstacles to parliament publishing whatever it wanted than the Crown Office pressured the Scottish parliament to censor Salmond’s testimony. This testimony did not (as was absurdly claimed) jeopardise the anonymity of the complainants. We should know. We published it in January and it remains on Spectator.co.uk now.
More at:
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-sturgeon-case-exposes-the-fatal-flaw-in-scottish-devolution
Labour hiring Israeli spies. I wonder why they would do that?
https://order-order.com/2021/03/04/activist-lawyers-pursue-labours-hiring-of-ex-israeli-spy/
https://www.thejc.com/news/uk/starmer-our-kids-are-being-brought-up-to-know-their-jewish-backgrounds-1.508720
Divide and conquer
Sadiq Khan, Hillary Clinton and Kuckboi Justin Trudeau in cahoots to destroy the fabric of society.
https://twitter.com/MayorofLondon/status/1367742955625340931?s=20
MI6 and GCHQ tweeting about the 75th anniversary of the US and UK special relationship
Both get the @Bakescorp special treatment, we have some very real questions that need answering.
I so want to believe that things are getting fixed, but in the absence of proof, I will assume they are still compromised.
Its interesting to note the MI6 tweet mentions the C_A and NSA but the GCHQ tweet only mentions the NSA