☦️ Yuri Bezmenov Warned Us

Dating apps are completely bottoming out in value, which should be a shock to no one. When you prioritize the experience of people who are far less likely to pay for it (women) at the expense of the experience for the people more likely to pay for it (men) completely bottoming out in value should not be a shock to anyone.

I'm surprised there still isn't a radio thing that beeps when a drone is nearby. I can't imagine it would be that hard or expensive to make a device that can do that. It doesn't need to jam the drone or anything, just listen on the range frequencies that drones transmit and receive at for radio chatter that is drone-like. A device that simple would save lots of lives on both sides, maybe even make drone warfare as we are seeing completely ineffective at all, if every time a drone comes within several hundred yards of a group of soldiers, they're taking cover, looking for it, and maybe even shooting at it.

With all the fancy tech out there it seems shotguns and nets are still the best defense against drone attacks... #russia #ukraine #drone

I don't know if you've noticed this, but this content generally doesn't exist on Telegram anywhere near as much as it exists on other platforms. Why is that? It's simple, Telegram doesn't have an algorithm, so no algorithm that rewards it and puts it on everyone's feed constantly. You're only going to find content like that if you go looking for it on here. Perhaps if we made enough noise and made a concerted enough effort, we could pressure Elon Musk to maybe change the algorithm so it doesn't promote thirst trap content anymore. Elon has listened to us when we've made enough noise about something, so this is definitely within reach. If that is successful, what will then likely happen is that E-Roasties who post thirst traps on Twitter won't get anywhere near as much attention anymore, forcing them to move to probably Instagram and TikTok, which are themselves already inundated with that content, which will put pressure on all of them due to increased competition on the algorithms there, and also make the thirst trap content even more annoying on those platforms so people on there will start to demand similar solutions. It would be a domino effect, and it definitely has the potential to be a success.

Social media turns women into whores It's just a simple fact. There have been plenty of times where I've seen a woman who started out making content that was perfectly tame, and two years later she's on OnlyFans. The algorithm is doing this, and it is ruining these women's minds the same way porn ruins men's brains. Lets say there's a girl who starts a YouTube channel because she wants to make videos about gardening. Fair enough, there's nothing wrong with that, right? Lets say she does it for a month, makes 15 videos with differing numbers of views, and has 1.3K subscribers at the end of that month. Here's the kicker though. Lets say that she wears different outfits in her videos, and lets say in two of those videos she wore a dress that was more "open" because it was hot that day. What will likely happen is that those two videos will be by far her most popular videos, getting thousands of views each while her other videos only have a few hundred. What will then likely happen is that she will start wearing that dress and more like it in her videos more often, gaining more and more attention, gradually losing sight of the simple gardening videos she wanted her channel to be in the first place, and it's also likely she will push the boundaries more and more, and since these platforms only punish them when they go way over the line, there's not much stopping her from turning from a simple gardening girl to a complete E-Thot with an OnlyFans and the whole nine yards in not very long, and I've seen this happen before too. Online platforms run by people with noble intentions would change the algorithm to shadow ban this content instead of rewarding it, and if they all did this, the whole thing with thirst traps being everywhere would go away very quickly, and the whole internet would be better off that way. They definitely have the power to do this too, after all they've shadow banned people like us for the last decade.

Mass immigration has gotten so bad in Leafland that even Redditors are trying to plan a major protest against it. I don't know folks, I'm really liking this timeline we are in right now. Even with how conformist the normie cattle are, there is still a breaking point and it seems the elites were sloppy enough that a bunch of them are now at that breaking point. Pay close attention to Canada, since the US is on the same trajectory but slower. If acting out against mass immigration starts to take hold in Canada I expect it to start bleeding into the US as well.

I'm finding it extremely difficult to care one bit about the election in November. The truth is that no matter who wins our country is going to keep going down the shitter, and the American people are going to continue to get shafted by the social parasites in power.

Avi Yemeni used to be pro-lock downs at the start of Covid. He was only pretending to be on our side so he can people to support Israel and prevent people from talking about who runs Pfizer and Blackrock.

Are the Hutts in Star Wars meant to be the Albanians of the galaxy?