>>23792137

I think by combining observations The Schedule used by shills like you must have cost a nice chunk of change charged by some "expert" years ago

The muh joo fades away and the muh mason increases as the night goes on

Some dumb shit that has never had any real effect, just still lines in a script meant to waste bread and bury the real good stuff

That's all there is left, post dumb shit, slides like the ingersoll lockwood, or the bait for arguments and have one with a team mate when anons won't take the bait

No originality, no creativity, no style

Scripts that won't need minions much longer as AI is brought in

I sometimes wonder how many actual living shills are left since shilling is easier than Customer Service. For the best I guess, the algos may take years to understand the futility

I can see the start of Suicide Weekend being shills that have been laid off, found out the local fast food chains are mostly automated, and Starbuck's is not hiring

>>23792414

>Likely Evangelical Christians with a special philosophy so probably pro Israeli but don’t know how strongly as heard somewhere Evangelical don’t like the genocide in Gaza

That's the line that gave you away

>>23792433

Would you like a medal or a chest to pin it on?

>>23792446

I like the part where AOC can replace his dinosaur ass in the Senate come 2028

Don't know if you've seen the chatter, like a goof I didn't save the article, but there was some msm that mentioned it on camera as well

>>23792485

I can tell you have zero understanding

The greatest hazard from Astral Projection is the weak tether the Spirit has with the Body for the beginners

The bigger concern is not overextending and breaking the tether like a piece of twine, but from the tether being broken by another Spirit

A malevolent Entity taking over the Body is not unheard of, but more common is what is known as a "Step-In"

Could be one that was elderly, but feels more life was needed to accomplish a set goal or make amends for a wrong. Could be from someone that passed younger and feels cheated over the life they thought they could achieve. Sometimes a weakened Spirit tormented by Illness gives up the body and the "step-in" comes in bringing the memories of former life. There's a few other examples but I hope you get the gist of it.

Keep in mind your Bible was written by those that had no actual contact with the Wicca or the Druids. Both of those knew about Astral Projection before either of them met the Romans

Oh yeah, Samhain, the first Day on the Wiccan Holiday calendar, is about to begin. The Day of the Dead in Mexico to Diwali in Hinduism to modern-day Halloween. This special day is when the veil between this world and the other world is the thinnest. Magic is strongest on this day. Must advise anyone interested in trying Astral Projection not do so during this time as a "step-in" would have the best chance

>>23792601

Dammit Pig!

I thought we was Fam?

Told ya years ago I was Teutonic Wicca

I'm keeping my Mr. Pig trading cards

>>23792647

More proof AI has a long way to go

Those are balls you over-hyped Unix daemons

>>23792707

The secret to getting full-sized bars unlocked

>>23792710

My neighbor's dog telepathically told me to post this in reply:

It's an interstellar Party Bus filled with graduates from the Grand Medical College of the Pleiades

and when they are done with the K pop videos there is going to be some mass probing events on Swifties and other vaxxies

>>23792740

Liberals are a mix of socialists and communist-lite. For the Common Good all must be equally miserable. Their "fun" is some event where they can sow up to something like a Pride March and then virtue signal with their selfie participation trophies to those that know they are Useful Idiots but stopped pointing that out.

Little, goofy, actual moments of fun they deny themselves so when someone else does it they get triggered

>>23792745

I still think turning off the ET transmissions was a bit selfish. I admit, some of it was like listening to a dial-up modem trying to get onto AOL, but there were other times that were cool

>>23792763

If it was for Public Nudity we are going to have to get semis full of eye bleach on their way with a quickness

>>23792794

>The left needs to lighten up

Can't buy weed with EBT

>>23792799

>Kill some more fishermen

Seent a lot of fishing boats during my time with USN, but not ones that small with that many outboards

Try harder

>>23792800

Boomers eh?

Hey Guise, guess who wants intel?

Mexico's President Asks U.S. to Coordinate on Drug Boat Strikes

Published Oct 30, 2025 8:16 PM by The Maritime Executive

Mexico's president has spoken out against the new American policy of destroying suspected drug boats with airstrikes, calling for more cooperation between the two nations on addressing the perennial problem of narco-trafficking.

"We do not agree with these interventions and we have a model, a protocol that has yielded many results," Sheinbaum said Wednesday.

She told Telemundo that she instructed Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente to summon the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, and try to improve the coordination protocol for drug interdictions. Her proposal was to run joint Mexican-American naval missions to conduct intercepts at sea, resulting in arrests rather than fatalities. The objective, she said, was to ensure against any harm to Mexican nationals or breaches of Mexico's own sovereignty.

"We never want any violation of our sovereignty, nor do we want these types of operations in the economic zone, precisely because action is being taken," Sheinbaum said. "And secondly, because there could be a Mexican, whether a criminal or not, a suspected criminal, on one of these vessels."

Mexico has a longstanding relationship with the U.S. Coast Guard-led Joint Interagency Task Force - South (JIATFS), which handled interdictions in U.S. Southern Command for decades - but these responsibilities are now handled by II Marine Expeditionary Force out of Camp LeJeune, using lethal methods. The program has killed 61 people to date, including Colombian, Trinidadian and Venezuelan nationals; three people have been rescued alive.

The initiative has drawn strong objections from Venezuela and Colombia. Questions about its constitutionality have been raised by legal scholars, the Trump administration's political opponents, and elements of the Pentagon's own legal corps, centering around whether the president can use lethal force against unidentified suspects in international waters (without prior Congressional authorization).

The Trump administration has provided targeting information to the U.S. Senate for oversight purposes, selecting a limited group of Republican senators to receive briefing materials, according to ABC.

https://maritime-executive.com/article/mexico-s-president-asks-u-s-to-coordinate-on-drug-boat-strikes

>>23792808

Spent 2 1/2 months doing DrugOps, also seen lots of bass fishermen

Try harder

>>23792812

It was the 90s and we didn't have Pete on the radio sayin we could, just some borrowed Coasties to ride our RHIB to do boardings

>>23792814

>My BINGO card has a square where Trump loses the mid-terms and gets impeached

That's nice

>>23792818

How do you figure they are getting a "free pass?"

>>23792820

Why do you think I'd care about what Mimsey says?

>>23792824

I asked about "free pass" and you throw out carrier groups?

>>23792825

Aha! And they laughed when I first started my speaker magnet collection

Not just good for spike proteins anymore

>>23792830

>Because Netanyahu loaned him some Epstein DVD's?

What evidence do you have that actually happened?

>>23792840

Ugh, TOI in the Notes again?

>>23792555 World Zionist Congress devolves into chaos after Yair Netanyahu tapped for key role

>>23792852

Hmmm, not such a bad idea

Maybe I'll check back later

You might wanna set up for the bake

>>23792862

2025 and not a singe "fusion" chef has thought of curry in pita bread or add lots of chick peas and do a curry burrito?

(oh shit, do I need a business plan now?)

>>23792868

>if God doesn't destroy it, you will be slaves forever

Why does your God have to do all the work?

Slacker

>>23792870

Was that the Reservist dude?

DOGE Staffer Takes Helm at Office of Naval Research

Published Oct 30, 2025 5:57 PM by The Maritime Executive

The U.S. Navy has selected a former DOGE member, ex-McKinsey consultant Rachel Riley, to replace a senior Navy admiral as head of the Office of Naval Research. As the new civilian chief of ONR, Riley now oversees the Navy's research-grant enterprise, which pays university and contract scientists to produce the basic research essential to maintaining the Navy's technological edge.

Riley is a veteran of the DOGE-led staff reduction program at the Department of Health and Human Services. Under her leadership, according to Politico, the DOGE intervention team attempted to reduce headcount at HHS by 8,000 positions, with most of the layoffs concentrated in the research-focused National Institutes of Health (NIH); the number of layoffs was ultimately reduced to about 1,000. One of her last acts at HHS was to propose the elimination of the Center for Scientific Review at NIH, the body's grant-review bureau, according to Politico; the Center's grant function within NIH is similar to the research-funding mission of ONR.

Early in her career, Riley took a doctorate at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, then settled into a long-term job with McKinsey. She rose through the ranks in the Washington, D.C. and Atlanta offices, and she made partner in late 2022. Riley's public resume does not describe experience with engineering or research, other than her nine-month appointment to the DOGE team at Health and Human Services.

Riley, 33, has been selected to assume the duties of previous ONR commander Rear Adm. Kurt Rothenhaus, a software engineering PhD who has served in the Navy for 33 years.

Rear Adm. Rothenhaus had run ONR since 2023; before that, he served in a variety of command roles related to the Navy's digital infrastructure development, including chief of the Navy’s Tactical Networks Program Office and head of the giant San Diego R&D complex, Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific (NIWC Pacific).

ONR grants underwrite the work of leading research universities' oceanography and engineering departments, as well as the functioning of the UNOLS "white hull" fleet of civilian research vessels. All of the T-AGOR-class research ships at American universities were built by the Navy, belong to ONR as the shipowner, and are chartered to their respective academic operators. It is also home to the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), a Nobel-winning research establishment headquartered on the Potomac.

Over the years, ONR and NRL have delivered useful technological contributions to the nation's defense. Their accomplishments include the invention of radar; the idea of GPS; the SOSUS subsea surveillance system; the first surveillance satellite; and key contributions to marine HF radio technology.

https://maritime-executive.com/article/doge-member-takes-helm-at-office-of-naval-research-replacing-software-phd

Philippines Holds Containership with Radioactive Cargo Offshore

Indonesian teams tested the boxes and found Cesium-137 levels much higher than background (BAPETEN)

Published Oct 30, 2025 7:23 PM by The Maritime Executive

Officials in the Philippines are trying to understand how containers with radioactive dust were exported and now what to do with them since they have been sent back to the country. The Philippines is demanding that one of the country’s steel producers take responsibility for the cargo, while the company denies involvement and says only the government has the ability to handle the contaminated cargo.

The case has intensified, according to a report from Bloomberg, after the containership reached the outskirts of Manila last weekend. The unnamed vessel has been refused permission to offload the cargo until plans for its disposal are resolved.

The situation began in mid-September when a shipment of containers holding a cargo of zinc dust triggered alarms at Indonesia’s Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta. The Nuclear Energy Supervisory Agency (BAPETEN) was notified, and it sent a secondary team that confirmed the high readings in nine out of 14 containers that had been received on September 10 from the Philippines. They performed a swab test on the exterior of the containers and said the radiation was limited to the interior of the boxes.

Days later, a second shipment of nine containers also showed high levels of radiation. Testing confirmed Cesium-137 levels significantly higher than acceptable background radiation doses. It was said to be up to 210 times above the background dose level. Testing showed it was present in five of the containers, and again, the exterior swabs were negative.

Indonesia refused entry for the containers and ordered the carrier to return them to the shipper in the Philippines.

The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute said it has researched the situation and said the boxes were exported to Indonesia by a company called Zannwann International Trading Corp., a Chinese company with operations in the Philippines. Zannwann, they asserted, had purchased the zinc dust from SteelAsia, a manufacturer in the Philippines. Zinc dust is used in industrial and chemical applications because it resists corrosion.

SteelAsia came out strongly denying any association with the contaminated materials. It contends Zannwann brought the product from multiple manufacturers, and the other company is the source of the contamination. SteelAsia says it only manufactures and exports reinforced steel bars, although reports contend the dust is a byproduct of manufacturing. The Philippine authorities are saying the other company’s facility is clean, and the contamination must have come from SteelAsia.

Media reports in Manila said SteelAsia agreed to voluntarily suspend production for testing in its facility. Both its warehouse and Zannwann’s are also to undergo testing, as well as approximately 100 workers at the two companies.

The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute is demanding that SteelAsia take custody of the contaminated containers and arrange for proper disposal by burying the material. For now, the unnamed ship is held in limbo waiting for the situation to be resolved so it can unload the containers.

https://maritime-executive.com/article/philippines-holds-containership-with-radioactive-cargo-offshore