misterernest.bsky.social
Generally Los Angeles-based location scout/manager, generally based. LMGI, Teamsters Local 399. Fatherhood photography cooking hiking scuba travel books art antifascism. He/Him (und auch Er/Ihn).
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Of all the Cardinals I am familiar with, Pizzaballa is my guy 100% hands down
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Chekov's Nun. Just vibing in the background for the first 2 acts.
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Clarence Thomas checking his credit card statements to see where he filled up his RV to reconstruct his week.
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He triggered a selloff by European funds
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Conclave 2: The New Slice
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No way it wouldn't be cheaper to put them in a Holiday Inn Express with meal vouchers than all this international travel and security, for exactly the same end result.
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I think it was pretty minor and they hugged it out, just someone from her team in her ear, briefly.
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The only person who gets to not like this is Tuesday Weld (because she sued over it), sorry
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Such a great record
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not to be that guy, but he always looks like that fyi
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I'll politely withold my judgment until after the lord of the rings crossover
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eggs are cheaper than semtex, for now, anyway
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oh god this is the plan, to rebuild it all in gold
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last time we tried this they burned down the white house fyi
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A document authored by an anonymous group of whistleblowers accuses Elon Musk of attempting to spearhead a private hostile takeover of the US Government on behalf of an extremist anti-democracy philosophy known as the ‘neo-reactionary’ movement, by hijacking the GOP.
bylinetimes.com/2025/02/07/s...
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start some UNELECTED BILLIONAIRE HAS STOLEN THE TAX DATA OF EVERY NAVY SEAL now level fires, everywhere
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dang
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on it
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Oddly there was a really shitty general who betrayed his oath to fight for the Confederacy and owned a bunch of slaves on a sugar plantation, and had a near-perfect record of being defeated by the US, and his name was Bragg too.
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kinda hesitant to Like this one bud
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If you want George Dzundza to blow your mind, watch The Beast instead. youtu.be/IWbp5hxzXTo
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China thinks this is great idea, and welcomes eliminating the aid.
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Cool hope all the foreign intelligence services who doubtless targeted these guys see this and delete their datasets too.
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Look a bit into what caste her family is, and it'll become clearer.
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Freedom of speech absolutism. I mean, not really but...
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This is a largest cybercrime in US history. This is about to be the biggest intelligence failure in US history, as these guys are ripe and easy targets for every Intel service, friend and foe. The cost of rebuilding these systems securely will also be massive. Please correct me if I'm wrong here.
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Congresspersons can go and walk into these buildingz with camera crews, and get handcuffed or roughed up if need be. This is an optics and legal battle first, hope we fight that before armed force starts getting weighed.
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Biggest cybercrime in US history, imminently biggest intelligence failure in US history. Feels like some Senator who wants to lead the '28 primaries would see an opportunity here, if nothing else.
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This is the largest cybercrime in US history, and about to become the largest intelligence failure. These guys are ripe targets for foreign intelligence services, and doubt they have any security support or training; this data is probably already out the door.
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I'm sure their extensive counterintelligence training will help keep all the data they've stolen safe as they are suddenly on the radar of every friendly and adversary foreign intelligence service.
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If 25% of the reporting is correct, what's happening at OPM is probably the largest cybercrime in US history, & will at some point turn into the largest intelligence failure in US history the longer that data is in the wild. First Sen/Rep to make a scene will lead the '28 primaries, if that helps?
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Thx! If 25% of the reporting is correct, what's happening at OPM is probably the largest cybercrime in US history, & will at some point turn into the largest intelligence failure in US history the longer that data is in the wild. First Sen to make a scene will lead the '28 primaries, if that helps?
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Cool! If 25% of the reporting is correct, what's happening at OPM is probably the largest cybercrime in US history, & will at some point turn into the largest intelligence failure in US history the longer that data is in the wild. First Sen to make a scene will lead the '28 primaries, if that helps?