>>20867699

Nothing different

Again: The only tactic they have ever had with any effect is using anons against anons. That hunger for new bread.

The muh joo tends to get tossed, but start arguments or anything anyway that eats bread to push goodies into Previously Collected and then the archives.

Yes, indeed, still there, but they need memory-hole

Honestly anons, who comes up on the board and bothers to look further than the three previous breads? Ever look at the Previously Collected section?

The "provoke an emotional response" they used at the beginning to drive away newfags and discourage new bakers lost so much traction when oldfags pointed out just what was going on

Here's where a shill tends to scream "copypasta" but still valid methinks:

Same playbook:

Attack Jim W if and when possible, when that fails

Attack BO, when that fails

Attack BVs, when that fails

Attack Bakers, when that fails

Attack anons in general, when that fails

Attack specific anon, when that fails

Back to top

The muh joo has no real effect, and lately zonked

They know that

The muh mason same thing

They know that

The fedboi Maga Patriots (insert suffix) and the AI Warfare and the older "black african negroid" that for some reason even explained to them they still don't get (other than waste bread knowing real anons get a chuckle out of the stupidity)

One more time: They need to waste bread to bury goodies. Not just duplication between Day Shift and Graveyard. The minion's masters need stuff buried because they cannot have the exposure. That part about "can't walk down the street" is real. Wealth comes to them via Power and Influence. once exposed those are gone and their "friends" and "allies' will bail to save their own asses. Did anons forget the Hollyweird Pdiddy stuff already? Oprah connected to them and Harvey Weinstein?

{{{they]]] need anons distracted and need those memory-holed posts. Survival mechanism has kicked in. Anons saw the shills revert to 2018/2019 tactics when {{{they}}} thought they could outsource to avoid blue hairs wanting Maternity leave to give birth to an infected piercing

Came back to Media Matters and ShareBlue rather quick didn't it?

Anons come in, post goodies and memes so the victims of the "Publik Educatshun Sistum" can see.

And then the shitposts. Demoralization shills try here and there, seems a Contractual Obligation since all these years they know it won't deter Anons

Somehow the Internet and networked Banking and all the other stuff was to consolidate Control

Anons turned that shit on them. "ten days" of no Net and no MSM (not that I listen anymore)? Cool by me. Won't see me staring at a phone begging for bars and have seen way too many anons over the years that won't either.

Anons are a force {{{they}}} never saw coming. The elites now have never faced such a challenge and are too arrogant and ignorant to have a clue as how to react as their ancestors would have.

>>20867878

Canada is on #58 now, sucks for shill masters those pesky Internationals hang around for weeks/months themselves and just don't get pushed off the Catalog as fast as they'd like

Canada #57 >>20837989

Ukraine Passes Bill To Recruit Prisoners For Depleted Army Ranks

By Tyler Durden Wednesday, May 08, 2024

The severe manpower crisis of Ukraine's armed forces continues to be on display, particularly after the recent decision of the government to deny embassy and consular services for Ukrainian men of fighting age who live abroad but refuse to come back home.

Ukraine's parliament on Wednesday just once again upped the controversy and advanced a dramatic change in law and national policy. It passed a bill enabling select prisoners to be released in order to fight in the armed forces.

"The parliament has voted 'yes,'" MP Olena Shuliak, head of Zelensky's party, announced in a social media post. "The draft law opens the possibility for certain categories of prisoners who expressed a desire to defend their country to join the Defense Forces," she said.

Ironically Moscow has previously come under international condemnation and mockery for just such a policy.

AFP and other international outlets acknowledged this as follows: "Long-opposed to the measure and having criticized Moscow's mobilization of prisoners to fill its ranks, Kyiv has recently U-turned amid fresh Russian advances on the battlefield," a report said.

The legislation still has to be signed by parliament's chairperson and President Zelensky in order to come into force as an active policy. The bill includes the following reported stipulations and parameters:

Prisoners must volunteer

Only those with three or more years left on their sentence can apply

Those convicted of violent sexual crimes are not eligible

Former high-ranking officials and those guilty of "serious corruption" are not eligible

Prisoners who killed two or people are not eligible

One glaring aspect is that it appears literal murderers can possibly still go free if they join the army, so long as they killed no more than one person, based on the AFP's reporting

The following unexpected and bizarre line is in the AFP report detailing the new Ukrainian bill:

Among those not eligible to serve include those found guilty of sexual violence, killing two or more people, serious corruption and former high-ranking officials, Shuliak said.

However, some conflicting information has emerged. The below is via a Ukrainian news source:

Shuliak told Ukrainska Pravda that the following will not be eligible to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine: those who have committed premeditated murder, rapists and paedophiles, corrupt officials, those who have committed crimes against the foundations of Ukraine's national security, and those who have held a particularly responsible position, including MPs and ministers.

Meanwhile, Ukrainians living abroad are said to be outraged at the government's efforts to lure them back to Ukraine by the denial of consular services. One 19-year old man living abroad told Al Jazeera the following:

“I support individual battalions in Ukraine with donations every month – this is my duty,” said Anton, who works as a waiter.

“But I don’t want to fight, as I don’t trust our government. They don’t care about people. And they don’t care if there’s a war going on, they’re corrupt and keep stealing the money that we pay for the army. Why go to war for a state who only wants to steal?” he said bitterly.

Another 35-year old man currently in Poland (where many Ukrainian families fled once the war began) told Al Jazeera as follows: "If the army could guarantee that my work would be aligned with my skills and knowledge, I would go back. I could help with drones and other technology. But getting a rifle and shooting would not be the most efficient way of utilizing my skills."

Ukraine forces continue losing ground along front line positions in the east. Not only are they outgunned, but the more experienced fighters who have been in it from nearly the beginning are exhausted, with commanders having few options in terms of rotating in fresh battalions from the back.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ukraine-passes-bill-which-taps-prisons-fill-depleted-army-ranks

>>20867968

Seriously doubt she's been part of a "production" in years

I can imagine Kenworths hauling trailers about now wish they had that size of mud flaps

>>20868001

Article from January, this is May

First there's this:

NTSB Preliminary Report on Baltimore Bridge Collapse Released

Mike Schuler May 14, 2024

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has published its preliminary report into the catastrophic incident involving the Singapore-flagged cargo vessel Dali and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on March 26, 2024.

The collapse effectively closed the Port of Baltimore to ship traffic, before salvage crews were able to open temporary channels allowing for limited navigation in and out of Baltimore Harbor.

According to the report, which does not include any analysis or conclusions, the Dali lost electrical power and propulsion as it approached the bridge, causing it to strike the bridge and resulting in a portion of the bridge collapsing.

Seven road maintenance crew members and one inspector were present on the bridge during the incident. Tragically, six crew members lost their lives, one survived with severe injuries, while the inspector escaped unscathed. A crew member aboard the Dali also sustained minor injuries.

The U.S. Coast Guard has classified the accident as a major marine casualty, with the NTSB leading the safety investigation.

The preliminary report chronologically traces the events leading up to the accident, as well as efforts to stop the ship and alert authorities ashore to the danger.

At about 0005, a senior pilot and an apprentice boarded the Dali, which was about to depart from Seagirt Marine Terminal to Colombo, Sri Lanka, carrying 4,680 containers. The captain reported the ship was in good working order during the master/pilot exchange.

The sequence of events quickly took a turn for the worse as the Dali experienced two electrical blackouts during its approach to the bridge.

he Dali’s route on March 26, between the first blackout, and the Dali striking pier no. 17 of the Key Bridge. The location and approximate size of two of the bridge’s “dolphins,” sheet pile and concrete structures protecting the bridge’s piers, are labeled in the lower right.

he Dali’s route on March 26, between the first blackout, and the Dali striking pier no. 17 of the Key Bridge. The location and approximate size of two of the bridge’s “dolphins,” sheet pile and concrete structures protecting the bridge’s piers, are labeled in the lower right.

The first blackout occurred at about 0125 as the ship was approximately 0.6 miles from the Key Bridge, when electrical breakers that fed most of the vessel’s equipment and lighting unexpectedly tripped. This resulted in an automatic shutdown of the main propulsion diesel engine and the halting of all three steering pumps, leaving the vessel traveling at a speed over ground of 9.0 knots without any means of steering or propulsion.

While the Dali’s crew managed to restore electrical power briefly, a second blackout occurred when the ship was only 0.2 miles from the bridge, causing a complete loss of electrical power on the vessel. Despite attempts to restore power and drop anchor, the crew was unable to regain control over the vessel’s propulsion.

The sequence also provided details of the pilots’ efforts to alert others of the dangers in the minutes after the first blackout.

The pilots called for tug assist at 0126:39, with the Eric McAllister responding immediately (although it did not reach the Dali before it struck the bridge).

At 0127:01, senior pilot ordered an anchor drop after the ship, Dali, lost power. The pilots’ dispatcher informed the MDTA Police duty officer and the Coast Guard about the situation.

One of the pilots issued a warning to all waterborne traffic via very high frequency marine radio at 0127:25.

At 0127:53, the MDTA duty officer ordered the closure of the bridge to all traffic, leaving only the maintenance crew and the inspector on the bridge.

The Dali struck pier no. 17 of the Key Bridge at 0129:10 while traveling at approximately 6.5 knots, leading to the collapse of six spans of the bridge.

Events Prior to the Accident

The NTSB report also provided a background on the Dali and key events prior to the accident.

The ship arrived in the U.S. from Sri Lanka on March 19, 2024, and made port calls in Newark, New Jersey (March 19-21), and Norfolk, Virginia (March 22-23), before mooring at the Seagirt Marine Terminal in Baltimore Harbor early on March 23.

In-Port Blackouts

The day before the accident, the Dali had experienced two in-port blackouts due to a blocked engine exhaust damper and insufficient fuel pressure. The crew had switched the main electrical bus configuration, which was in use when the ship departed. The NTSB is now investigating the electrical configuration and its potential impacts on the accident voyage.

Fuel Testing

As for fuel testing, the Dali switched to low-sulfur marine gas oil (LSMGO) five days before the accident. Post-accident fuel samples taken from the LSMGO in use and from all fuel tanks complied with international standards and regulations, ruling out fuel quality as a contributing factor to the accident.

The release of the preliminary report comes a day after salvage crews used small charges to make precision cuts in the bridge truss sitting on top of the Dali’s bow, which will allow for a refloating attempt to take place sometime this week.

Officials anticipate opening the 50-foot-deep federal channel by next month.

The FBI opened a criminal probe into the collapse in April.

https://gcaptain.com/ntsb-preliminary-report-on-baltimore-bridge-collapse-released/

>>20868046

Now regarding a bit of that:

Published is:

Fuel Testing

As for fuel testing, the Dali switched to low-sulfur marine gas oil (LSMGO) five days before the accident. Post-accident fuel samples taken from the LSMGO in use and from all fuel tanks complied with international standards and regulations, ruling out fuel quality as a contributing factor to the accident.

Anons, your discernment reques

ted, here's voice of Experience talking about that black smoke seen on video

YT vid re: DALI from experienced Chief Engineer, embedded for anons:

https://youtu.be/jxeKXjDVqMA

>>20868080

> whether Q ever posts again

That's the beauty

Shills try the demoralize bit of "Q abandoned anons"

How cute

Q got things running, anons picked up

Q saw and took off the training wheels

Anons got this now

Shills and MSM are dying for Q to return to try hit pieces and "conspiracy theory" propaganda

Anons are scorching their asses on the daily

Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming

some are actually beginning to see that now, and anons can smell that fear

Oh my, a larp, an underwater yak hair basket weaving forum

>>20868081

I hope there are plenty of cameras there

I want to see them squirm with the "I'm stuck here with the remains of President Double Digit Inflation and have to trust my Staff to cover my ass and keep my agenda. Oh shit, so many Diversity hires on my staff. Oh sit, stained glass windows, are there Marines out there waiting for me?"

>>20868107

>>20868114

Anon, that rings a bell with International Baker

Looking as far back as my Notables listed for Canada #55 I don't see what you are talking about, but "Redacted" rang a bell and I do recall seeing such a post