Everything posted by Rimmer
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Politics
Can we have some dialogue please instead of just three letters, thank you //CLOSED//
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Edgar Cayce and the Belial pursuit of ancient technologies
The archeological community refuses to discuss these or any other stones also even the Sphynx and the building of the pyramids because they predate Egyptian history who simply found them and occupied them claiming them as their own. To admit any of this this would upset world history and destroy the Egyptian economy. World history would also require a total re write. Many videos discussing these stones and their amazing cutting and hauling across county and lifting into place, do some searches on youtube vids: Baalbek CUSCO Machu Pichu PumaPunku Olantay Tambo Graham Hancock Brian Foerster Golbekli tepi Trilithon stones The stones seem to date from 9000 to 12000 years ago even before the Younger Dryas reset, Some of the stones have 12 different angles cut in them to fit perfectly with other adjacent stones. Even now engineers can not cut lift and manage some of these stones even with modern technology, some sources think the stones were liquefied and shaped using technology that has long since been forgotten. Interlocking stones at Sacsayhuman 1200 ton stone of the pregnant women at Baalbek
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US Job Market Tanks
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The criminal class: Netanyahu & Trump
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Is Thailand Really a Smart Place to Grow Old?
Off topic bickering posts and replies removed @IsmeUno
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Russia Wasted $325 Million in One Night Trying to Cripple Ukraine grid
Russia Wasted $325 Million in One Night Trying to Cripple Ukraine’s Power Grid Russia’s mass missile and drone strike against Ukraine on the night of February 3 cost approximately $324.8 million, according to the Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense. In a statement published on its official Telegram channel HUR said that Russian forces launched a total of 562 aerial weapons targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The attack involved various types of munitions, including ballistic and cruise missiles as well as several drone models. See more: United24 Media
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Ukrainian Unveils Attack Drone With 70km Range
Ukrainian Unveils Attack Drone With 70km Range Ukrainian electronic warfare firm UNWAVE has presented a new one-way attack drone dubbed Stepovyi Viter that it says can hit targets at ranges of up to 70 kilometers, according to Militarnyi on February 3. UNWAVE, as Militarnyi wrote, stated the system was developed together with a team of aviation engineers from Kropyvnytskyi and has completed production testing, with combat trials expected next. Full story: United24 Media
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Starmer's Brexit U-Turn: Eyes £130bn EU Deal
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Immigrant Trump Supporter Arrested By ICE
A most derogatory troll post has been removed @Boulderman
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Musk says steps to stop Russia from using Starlink have worked
Musk says steps to stop Russia from using Starlink seem to have worked Feb 1 (Reuters) - Elon Musk said on Sunday that moves by his SpaceX company to stop the 'unauthorized' use by Russia of its internet system Starlink seemed to have worked, while Kyiv's defence chief said officials were working on ways to prevent any future use by Moscow. Kyiv's military relies on tens of thousands of satellite-based Starlink internet connections for battlefield communication and for piloting some drone missions, but said this week it had found Starlink terminals on long-range drones used in Russian attacks. Ukraine said it was working with SpaceX to stop Russia from guiding drones with Starlink. "Looks like the steps we took to stop the unauthorized use of Starlink by Russia have worked. Let us know if more needs to be done," SpaceX CEO Musk said on X. Full story: YAHOO!NEWS
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Putin’s Tech Paranoia Is Dragging Russia Into the Past
Putin’s Tech Paranoia Is Dragging Russia Into the Past Russia has fallen significantly behind in the global race for artificial intelligence, largely due to Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s personal aversion to modern technology, according to The Times on January 31. As reported by The Times, Putin governs the country using encrypted landline telephones and printed briefings, avoiding the internet and smartphones entirely. He reportedly considers the internet a “CIA project,” a stance that isolates him from the digital tools embraced by leaders worldwide. This aversion, the report suggests, has direct consequences for Russia’s technological competitiveness. More: United24 Media
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US to check tourists' social media 'putting people off travel'
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Russia’s 1.2 million casualties in Ukraine.
Russia’s 1.2 million casualties in Ukraine dwarf all its conflicts since World War II, report says About 1.2 million Russian troops have been killed, wounded or are missing since its invasion of Ukraine almost four years ago, a rate of casualties for a major military power not seen since World War II, a new report from a prominent international think tank says. And the enormous human toll has secured relatively small territorial gains on the battlefield, with Russia increasing the amount of Ukrainian land under its control by just 12% since 2022, the report from Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) says. CNN
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Australian Aged Pension
This topic is now 17 years old with no proper updates and current information, consequently it also seems to be the source of hearsay and unattributed information leading to confusion, therefore suggest someone contacts the relevant department and obtains a copy of the latest confirmed information, until then the topic is //CLOSED//
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2026)
Not really the same, Fury is a very good movie with a story, Der Tiger is OK but IMO mediocre. Another 'very good' tank movie that is worth a watch is T34 Quite a weird tank movie is 2012 White Tiger Worth a watch if you are into Panzers and can find it Wiki says of T34
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Russia Sends “HIMARS-Killer” to the Battlefield
Russia Sends “HIMARS-Killer” to the Battlefield—But It’s Based on a 19-Year-Old Prototype Russia has begun field testing a new multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) called Sarma, which state-affiliated media have described as a domestic alternative to the US-made HIMARS. According to Defense Express on January 25, the system is currently undergoing operational trials on the battlefield. UNITED24 MEDIA
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Man shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis
A minute-by-minute timeline of the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a federal agentABC News compiled a timeline based on five verified videos of the incident. The interaction that ended in the death of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on Saturday morning began at least three minutes earlier when Pretti appeared to be using his phone to record CBP officers, according to videos reviewed and verified by ABC News. Minutes later, Pretti was pinned on the street by multiple federal agents -- visibly being hit by one of them -- when one of the officers can be seen leaving the struggle with what appears to be a gun. Those videos appear to contradict, at least in part, claims by federal officials that Pretti “approached U.S. Border Patrol officers with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun” and “attacked” officers carrying out immigration duties. Full story ABC NEWS
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Dementia deaths rising faster than expected,
Dementia deaths rising faster than expected, experts warn, with nearly 70,000 people dying from the devastating brain disease in a single year Dementia is killing people at a faster-than-expected rate, with new figures revealing 2,500 excess deaths from the condition in England last year. More than 68,000 people died from the disease in 2025 - accounting for around one in six deaths from leading causes recorded. It marks a decade since dementia overtook heart disease as the UK's biggest killer – a grim title it has held since then, with the exception of the Covid pandemic in 2020 and 2021. Official figures collected by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show in 2014, there were around 501,000 deaths registered in England and Wales. Full Story: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-15491085/Dementia-deaths-rising-faster-expected-NHS.html
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Renewing old thai licence.
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Russia Admits the First Time That Ukraine Sank Flagship Moskva
Russian Court Admits for the First Time That Ukraine Sank Flagship Moskva Cruiser For the first time, a Russian military court has officially acknowledged that the Ukrainian Armed Forces were responsible for the destruction of the Moskva cruiser—a major milestone in establishing accountability for one of the most high-profile naval losses of the war. The admission came in a ruling by the Second Western District Military Court in Moscow, as reported by Mediazona and cited by RBC-Ukraine on January 22. Although the court’s press office quickly removed the announcement from its website, a copy of the ruling was preserved. Source United24 Media
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Bangkok battles surge of monitor lizards!
I had several of these guys, hatch from eggs and grow in my garden, I built a trap and caught them when they were about two feet long then re located them to some lakes nearby. If anyone is interested the story / topic of them, and how I captured them is HERE:
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The Trump administration has a Nazi problem
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Nationwide cell broadcast alert on 20 Jan 2026
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Research shows back pain may affect men’s sleep in later life
New research shows how back pain may affect men’s sleep quality later in lifeBack pain can lead to worse sleep years later in men over 65, a new study suggests. Researchers found that men suffering from back pain were more likely to develop sleep problems over time. The relationship appeared to run in one direction: back pain first, then poor sleep. “We know that back pain and sleep are serious issues for older adults,” said Soomi Lee, associate professor of human development and family studies at Penn State University and lead of the study. Full story: Euro News
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Moscow plans to hit Ukraine Nuclear grid
Moscow Plans to Cut Power to Millions by Hitting Ukraine’s Nuclear Grid, Intelligence Reports Russia is considering a campaign of targeted strikes against key substations that support the operation of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants in an effort to force Kyiv into accepting unfavorable peace terms, according to the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine (HUR). https://united24media.com/latest-news/moscow-plans-to-cut-power-to-millions-by-hitting-ukraines-nuclear-grid-intelligence-reports-15111