>Is Miles Guo a mason?
nice red shoes
>https://t.me/CodeMonkeyZ/623
>https://t.me/CodeMonkeyZ/623
What is "Golden Spring New York"?
https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1385294954155724800
"I was requested by FBI to not say (when) we met. They said to say it would be bad for my family."
https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1385275409902751747
Now they play Guo's August 2019 deposition, in which Guo says he doesn't remember if he'd ever said he had contacts with the CIA.
Q: What that truthful?
Guo: It was at the request that the CIA told me not to say.
https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1385276580063334407
Q: And what's http://qq.com?
Sasha Gong: It's owned by TenCent, entirely controlled by China government.
Q: Would any true dissident use it?
Sasha Gong: No, unless they want to commit suicide.
https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1385333275841925126
Q: But you're interested in Chinese -American politics?
Sasha Gong: That's Malaysia politics.
https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1385344161482776577
Sasha Gong: I now believe Guo has become a dissident hunter. I wrote to FBI & reported it.
https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1385349608738598914
William Je and Yvette Wang
mass killing by France-supported Biya in Cameroon
https://allafrica.com/stories/202107050074.html
There has been widespread condemnation in Cameroon of the killing and beheading of government troops and civilians, including an influential cleric, by suspected separatist fighters. Cameroonian officials say June was the bloodiest month of the year, with more than 40 people killed and 70 houses torched.
Cameroon's military says it was involved in at least 30 heavy gun battles with separatists in June. A military spokesman said Anglophone rebels massacred several dozen civilians and tried to blame the military. The statement by Army Captain Cyrille Serge Atonfack Guemo also said three troops were killed and beheaded in Bamali, an English-speaking northwestern village two weeks ago.
Atonfack said on Cameroon state radio, CRTV, that many army vehicles were destroyed but did not give details on how many troops were killed. Local media, such as Vision 4 TV and Canal 2 International, reported that at least 40 troops, separatist fighters and civilians were killed in Cameroon's English-speaking North-West and South-West Regions in June.
https://www.channelstv.com/2021/06/21/separatist-rebels-kill-three-gendarmes-in-cameroon/
The attack on Saturday follows the murders of two soldiers and an official in the neighbouring Southwest region in two separate incidents.
Five other officials also kidnapped in one of those attacks were still missing on Sunday.
“Three gendarmes who were at their checkpoint were attacked and killed” by separatists, Ngoketunjia county prefect Quetong Handerson Kongeh told AFP, adding that two of the three killed had been decapitated. A fourth managed to escape.
He said a large number of rebels overwhelmed the gendarmes who “could not defend themselves”.
A bitter independence struggle by English-speaking rebels has been raging in Cameroon’s Northwest and Southwest regions since 2017.
Members of the anglophone minority in the country’s westernmost provinces have long complained of being marginalised by the French-speaking majority and 88-year-old President Paul Biya, in power for 38 years.
From 2017, their demonstrations devolved into a bloody conflict.
The rebels have extended their violent attacks against police and soldiers to civilians.
UN and international aid groups say both army troops and anglophone rebels have committed abuses and crimes against civilians.
In the past four years, more than 3,500 people have been killed and over 700,000 have fled their homes to escape the conflict.
>Large fire erupts at Caspian Sea
>Whats really going on there?
>Oppenheimer’s father told that little Oppenheimer that only two books must be read. One was the bible… the other was Alice in wonderland.
source.dat
https://www.cnet.com/news/the-ocean-is-on-fire-again-mud-volcano-explodes-lighting-up-the-caspian-sea/
'The ocean is on fire again': Mud volcano explodes, lighting up the Caspian Sea
An eruption south of the Azeri capital sent fire streaming into the night sky on Sunday. A mud volcano has been pinned as the culprit.
An explosive jet of fire, believed to be caused by a mud volcano, lit up the Caspian Sea on Sunday according to a report by the APA, an Azerbaijani press agency. The fire occurred about 6 miles from the Umid gas field, south of Baku, the Azerbaijani capital.
The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) told the APA none of its oil platforms were affected by the incident. No injuries have been reported.
"There have been no accidents on offshore platforms and industrial facilities under the direct control of SOCAR, and work is continuing normally," said Ibrahim Ahmadov, deputy head of SOCAR's public relations and events department, speaking to the APA.
It's the second time in two days a fiery water incident has been detailed. On July 2 an underwater pipeline leaking gas into the Gulf of Mexico set the surface of the ocean ablaze sending social media spiralling with proclamations that the "ocean is on fire." On Sunday, "the ocean is on fire again" echoed throughout the Twittersphere. (The Caspian Sea is an inland sea so… okay, let's not get into it.)
This explosion appears to be natural. Speaking to the APA, Azerbaijani seismologist Gurban Yetirmishli suggests the fire is indicative of a mud volcano. This wouldn't be a surprise: The region is home to hundreds of mud volcanoes.
"Azerbaijan has basically the perfect geological conditions for mud volcanoes," said Mark Tingay, a geophysicist from the University of Adelaide in Australia, who has meticulously recorded the locations of mud volcanoes around the world.
Like their more familiar, lava-filled cousins, sometimes mud volcanoes erupt. But what are they and how can they catch fire?
What is a mud volcano?
A mud volcano is exactly as the name suggests: a volcano that erupts with muddy fluids, rather than lava. That means they're not exactly real volcanoes (but let's not get into that debate).
They are caused by water being heated deep within the Earth and mixing with rocks and minerals to create a slurry that is then forced up to the surface via fissures or cracks. Tingay explains in a comprehensive Twitter thread from 2019 they can range from being "tiny cute features" measuring just a few centimeters across to "huge things that are several hundred meters high and kilometres wide."
If they happen to be near something like an oil field, they might be "plumbed" into oil and natural gas systems. When they erupt, the oil and gas flammable substances spew into the sky with the mud. It's unclear exactly how they might ignite, but the pressure change or sparks in the mud caused by rocks smashing into each other during an eruption could explain the fireballs, Tingay notes.
Tingay analyzed the Caspian Sea explosion and speculated, based on some of the footage, that it could be a mud volcano known as Makarov Bank. That would have been interesting – in 1958, this mud volcano exploded, launching a fireball 500 meters into the sky.
But based on further analysis, Tingay also specualted about two other potential candidates which are close to the Umid oil field. Both lined up with video footage and thermal anomalies detected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: The Ignatiy Stone Bank mud volcano (also known as Dashly Island) and the Kumany Bank mud volcano.
By Monday morning, confirmation came in the form of a flyover:
>By Monday morning, confirmation came in the form of a flyover:
https://twitter.com/liveuamap/status/1411928386897952774
A ship has been sent to the scene to investigate and Ahmadov, from SOCAR, says "the public will be informed as soon as there is additional information."
Update July 5: Adds confirmation about mud volcano at Dashly Island
>Britfag here, how do I get passed this shit to watch this vid?
Has Hunter ever dropped triangle hands?
https://twitter.com/LithuaniaMFA/status/1411982359528943617
https://twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1411979695575404549
Tbilisi, Georgia: Anti-LGBTI activists are attempting to storm office of "Tbilisi Pride" organization. Police on the site. At least 2 injured in clashes since morning
https://twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1411957460374626304
This is fine.
https://twitter.com/AndyHunder/status/1411893589320388608
🇺🇸🇺🇦 Celebrating 4th of July in Odesa - guided missile destroyer USS Ross taking part In the Sea Breeze military exercises, largest ever NATO operation in the Black Sea. Sea Breeze Global Partnership for peace, a shared commitment to peace and stability in Europe
#SeaBreeze21
Sochi
>Tbilisi, Georgia: Anti-LGBTI activists are attempting to storm office of "Tbilisi Pride" organization. Police on the site. At least 2 injured in clashes since morning
>democratic changes
>Ahh, summer time and Rusty is on vacation.