#Made in 🇺🇸
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gay af to be a courier 🤨
#fallout new vegas#fnv#new vegas#courier six#courier oc#ulysses fnv#ulysses fallout#oc x canon#your ‘package’ ‘came’ in the ‘male’? 🤨#i drew his shawl draped over the wrong shoulder in the first one but its ok. i didnt have the heart to cover up the followers cross#anyways. thinking about these two#theyre sooooo and so and so and so#if you thought for a single second sirius isnt dogboy coded ur a FOOL#also i remembered ulysses’ ritual scars this time yay!!!!!!!#that one person on here who made a ref for them in like 2016 ur my hero#my art#☄️: sirius the dog star (courier six)#🇺🇸: ulysses
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if ibis don’t got me ik notes app do🔥💯
#lookism#gun park#park jonggun#james gong#im gonna be so real right now everytime i read ‘gun park’ i think of some park in america with eagles and guns and screaming#GUN PARK GRAAAHH🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔫🔫🔫💥💥💥💥‼️‼️🦅🦅🇺🇸🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅#i made these yesterday when we were coming home from the mountainbs#there was like no service and my ibis was acting up sm bc of that tbh ☠️#poorly drawn lookism
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WHERE THE FUCK IS THE SUN
#OF COURSE IT’S CLOUDY IN LA THATS KNOWN FOR ITS SUNSHINE YEAH NO OF COURSE#MY DAD HAS ALREADY MADE THE ‘BROUGHT THE WEATHER WITH YOU’ JOKE#at least it’s breaking me in gently I think if I walked off an 11 hour flight into full bright lights and sounds I’d faint#this is my way of saying I AM OFFICIALLY IN AMERICA#WOOOOO 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💸💸💸#rwbt 2.0
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Every time someone uses Frank Horrigan as an alt right mouthpiece I have gay sex with him to balance out the rancid vibes
#Right wing f/allout fans are so fucking stupid they can't understand when their shit ideology is literally being made fun of#and instead go 'OMG BASED!!1!' fucking braindead shitheels#ANYWAYYYYY F/rank Horrigan is a faggot because I said so#💥🇺🇸#personal
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me: nobody can possibly tell that i’m american! i write gray as grey and talk about the shit ton of tea i drink. and i go to boarding school! most people don’t think those exist in america!
also me: says “y’all” in every possible post
#i know i’ve made a post about going to boarding school#and i’ve explicitly said i’m american#but i know that it’s not like someone reads every last post i make#so tbh i half hope that me talking about tea makes people assume im british#and not american 🇺🇸 🦅🔫🤠#but then i fuck it up by saying y’all in every post#cause the us south is too strong an influence to ignore#womp womp#cress talks way too much
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ON NOVEMBER 5TH IT WILL BE AS IF THE WHOLE WORLD WILL BE WAITING FOR A BIOPSY TO COME BACK.
(All the other memes I’ve made..)
#meme#barack obama#obama#bruce springsteen#the boss#obamium#born to run#made in the usa#election 2024#usa#usa politics#usa usa usa#🇺🇸#2024 election#vote kamala#kamala harris#mic drop#landslide#blue wave#democrats#democracy#donald trump#orange hitler#gop#fuck the gop#dancing in the dark#Streets of Philadelphia#the last election
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Happy 4th to all my fellow Americans (read in Obama voice) here’s the obligatory Dazai (+Chuuya, my bbg) fireworks post🫡🇺🇸🔥‼️💪💸 I can’t draw fireworks
#bsd#bungo stray dogs#art#dazai#dazai osamu#dazai fanart#chuuya#chuuya nakahara#soukoku#fireworks#america day#RAHHHH🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸#I forgor 2day was the 4th and made this in an hour and a 1/2
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making the sacrifice of watching a marvel movie just so i can see my special lil guy <(˶ᵔᵕᵔ˶)>
#🖤#🇺🇸#i love himmm i love him i love him#i finished all my platonic f/o introduction posts and making his made me sooo happy!!!
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me as a dog
#otherwise known as#me in my bitch form#literally#alskdjdhjssjsk#omar rudberg#i love him 💜#sooo cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!#me running lol#‘son!! are you all right? did you have enough snacks? did you do your vocal exercises? did edvin drive safely??’#i finally made it to sweden y’all 😩😩🇸🇪👌🏼👌🏼#how could i not share this moment#it’s too adorable#plus i look great#omar/the dackels 🇩🇪 my new brotp#i’m sorry edvin#‘i don’t know who this man is…sorry to this man.’ *pushes photo away* 🤣#the bestest boy with the bestest dog#gahhhhhh so cute#🐓🇺🇸
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Like yeah there are some cat accounts on Twitter that are good (panko, peepee) but boomers/gen x should have never been introduced to the concept. I am sick of seeing accounts run by evangelical/moderate white women pretending to be their cat tawlking lyke thyse……. You are a Facebook mom in a slightly different font!! I don’t usually say this but act your damn age!!!
#pooooost#like panko is good but I’ve been getting recommended some really bad accounts#like these grown ass women who act like they’re getting hate when someone’s giving them genuine advice or criticism#like if you’re letting your deaf elderly cat run around outside then you might not be a good pet parent……….#these morons will see a professional vet explain something to them and call them a troll and block them like. go to therapy atp#they’re always pro Israel too#not like the. Zionist flavor just the 🇮🇱🇺🇦🇺🇸 in display name type person#cringe culture is awful but this group of people and the ones that interact with them who talk directly to the cat in their replies#they don’t catch nearly enough heat and they need to be made fun of#this is specifically abt cat accounts on Twitter I haven’t seen this anywhere else
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My Enclave self insert is a total loser by Enclave standards but nobody can be mean to him because the highly unstable 12 foot tall walking fucking tank likes him :3
#Once one of the higher brass made a hurtful snippy comment towards him and Frank snapped his arm backwards#(when neither are around to hear them) they disdainfully refer to him as Frank's emotional support animal#personal#💥🇺🇸
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💥💥💥NOT IN OUR NAME 🇺🇸/🇮🇱 💣💣💣
CEASEFIRE NOW
END THE SEIGE
LIFT THE BLOCKADE
SEND AID NOW
#free palestine#freedom of speech#gif#war machine#political#international#🇺🇸#Man made war#genocide#ethnic cleansing#war crimes#complicity#military industrial complex#warmongers
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guess what flavor of macarons I made: friends I've known for 8 years vs. new person from Hinge I've been talking to for like a week edition
#and the answer is..........kraft macaroni & cheese!#i call these my disrespecting america macarons bc not only did i 1. make these instead of celebrating thanksgiving yesterday#but i also made 2. a french pastry with 3. an English (creme anglaise) based filling#and also 4. bastardized a classic american thanksgiving side all at the same time#🇺🇸🇺🇸🦃 yeehaw#absolutely tickled at how normal this person thinks I am though lmfao#cam thoughts#food /
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Canada Was 'Highly Confident' It Heard Man-Made Noises During Search For Titan Submersible, Documents Show
Reported Banging Kept Hope Going Days After Vessel Was Likely Destroyed
— Ashley Burke - CBC News | August 10, 2024
The Titan submersible, operated by OceanGate Expeditions to explore the wreckage of the sunken RMS Titanic off the coast of Newfoundland, dives in an undated photograph. (OceanGate Expeditions/Handout/Reuters)
Canada's military was "highly confident" for days in June 2023 that bangs heard underwater while searching for the missing Titan submersible were man made — by an object striking the hull of a vessel — near the famous Titanic wreck site, CBC News has learned.
Those noises helped keep hope going that the five wealthy explorers on board the missing vessel were still alive during the multi-day, multi-national search, even though it is now believed the vessel imploded within hours of going into the water.
Now internal government documents obtained by CBC News through the Access to Information Act reveal more details about what the Canadian Coast Guard privately documented during the search, including where a military patrol plane first heard the banging on June 19, the day after the Titan went missing.
The Royal Canadian Air Force's CP-140 Aurora heard multiple "bangs that they are highly confident are manmade by an object striking a hull," read multiple daily internal notices written by the Canadian Coast Guard between June 19 and June 22.
"They believe the sound originated from near [Titanic's] wreck site at a depth of approximately 10,000 feet."
That "sensitive information" was included in more than a dozen internal emails and updates to officials at Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) that CBC News obtained, and all the way up to Jody Thomas, the prime minister's national security adviser at the time.
U.S. Searched Area Where Sounds Were Heard
U.S. officials who were leading the search efforts confirmed on June 21 the sounds had been heard and sent a remotely operated vehicle to search that area.
The search was called off on June 22 when debris from the Titan was found, the same day the Wall Street Journal first reported the U.S. navy's top-secret system used to track enemy submarines had detected what it suspected was the Titan's implosion just hours after the vessel began its voyage.
That information was shared with the U.S.'s search team, but U.S, officials told American media there were no other indications of a catastrophe, so they made the decision to continue the search efforts.
CBS later reported a U.S. navy analysis determined the banging noises were most likely noise from other search ships or ocean sounds.
What unfolded underwater is still at the centre of a U.S. investigation, with public hearings scheduled for next month. The Canadian Coast Guard referred CBC News's request for comment about the documents to Canada's defence department, which has yet to provide a comment about the sounds it detected.
Four of the five people onboard the Titan were Pierre-Henri Nargeolet, top left; Shahzada Dawood, top right; whose son Suleman was also on board; Hamish Harding, bottom left; and Stockton Rush, bottom right. (Getty, Reuters)
Noises Weren't From Titan: Retired Sonar Operator
Roger Draper, a recently retired Petty Officer Second Class Sonar Operator from the Royal Canadian Navy, contacted CBC News after the story was first posted.
Draper, who was not involved in search efforts for the Titan, said no one he personally spoke to at the navy's fleet school in Halifax where he was teaching at the time, actually thought the five crew members were alive.
He said the Titan was 10,000 feet underwater and the only way the military could have picked up any sort of communication from the Titan was if the submersible was equipped with a loud communication device. If crew members were banging from inside the submersible, it wouldn't have been detected, he said.
"I don't think anyone was under the illusion someone was ringing the submersible like a bell and everybody could hear it," Draper said. "I think they heard mechanical noises and they told the Coast Guard who was running the show."
He said it's "very common" for sonar operators to hear mechanical noises underwater, and the banging detected heard could have been coming from oil rigs off the coast of Newfoundland, a submersed pipeline, or other vessels.
"I think it was a very deliberate decision to state the mechanical noises were heard, even though the belief on the ground would have been there was no one who survived that," said Draper, who noted that he had served the military for more than two decades as a sonar operator working to find mostly submarines and ships underwater using sound.
He said Canada's military would have dropped devices into the ocean during the search that make loud continuous electronic noise with a high and low tone that can last about 20 minutes.
If anyone was alive underwater they would have very clearly heard that noise, he said, adding the military would have also dropped sonobuoys into the ocean. These devices act as an underwater microphone to pick up any sound detected in response.
There's "no question" the sounds the military heard were manmade, Draper said, but Canada should have made it very clear publicly during the search that they didn't think the sounds were coming from the Titan so people didn't get their hopes up.
'We Just Have To Remain Optimistic'
The documents obtained by CBC News show the minister's office responsible for the Canadian Coast Guard emailed sent on June 21 asking what they could tell the public about media reports that a Canadian aircraft had heard banging noises.
A senior official with the Canadian Coast Guard responded saying the minister at the time, Joyce Murray, could tell the public there's still hope.
"Yes the Minister can make reference to the banging noises heard," Marc Mes, director general of fleet and maritime services with the Canadian Coast Guard, responded on June 21. "Something along the lines of: Acoustic equipment and sensors on scene including from Canadian Air Force aircraft have detected potential banging sounds, indicating continued hope of locating the submersible.
Murray told reporters that day "we just have to remain optimistic."
"We have to keep working until we find the submersible," Murray told reporters on June 21. "We will continue to double down and to figure out where the submersible is and how it can be brought to the surface."
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The family of French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, who died in the 2023 implosion of a submersible bound for the Titanic, has sued OceanGate for $50 million US, accusing the sub's operator of ‘persistent carelessness, recklessness and negligence.’ 2:04
'Irreversible Failures'
The family of one of the victims — French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, known as "Mr. Titanic" — launched a $50-million lawsuit earlier this week alleging he died due to gross negligence by Titan's U.S. operator and manufacturer OceanGate Expeditions and other defendants.
The suit claims all five people on board knew they were going to die before the implosion because an "acoustic safety system" onboard the Titan "would have alerted the crew that the carbon-fibre hull was crackling under extreme pressure."
"They would have continued to descend, in full knowledge of the vessel's irreversible failures, experiencing terror and mental anguish prior to the Titan ultimately imploding," the lawsuit alleges.
But U.S. investigators haven't found any signs the five crew members had any warning the submersible's implosion was going to take their lives, the New York Times reported.
OceanGate suspended all operations after the disaster and declined CBC's request for comment on the lawsuit's allegations.
Unconventional Construction
CBC News obtained more than 600 pages of internal emails, memos and reports from the DFO, which runs the coast guard, from an access to information request. The documents, prepared for top officials, also detail how deeply Canada was involved in the high-profile search and offer new insight into what unfolded behind the scenes from a Canadian perspective.
Canada was involved in the U.S.-led search efforts because the Titan submersible left on a Canadian-flagged vessel— the Polar Prince — from St. John's on June 18, 2023. Later that day, it lost contact with the Polar Prince, about an hour and 45 minutes into its descent to the Titanic.
From the start, the coast guard flagged the search as a high priority and said "no matter how trivial" the Atlantic Canada team should flag all updates to Ottawa because there was "high interest" from senior management, a June 19 email said.
Those updates included warning that Titan's carbon fibre shell "does not create a good radar target."
The implosion raised questions about the Titan's unconventional construction, including its use of carbon fibre for its roomier cylinder-shaped cabin, which was different from many submersibles' titanium, spherical cabins.
An investigation by CBC's The Fifth Estate and the Radio-Canada's Enquête uncovered new information about the doomed sub, including how OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush had boasted about breaking basic engineering rules and how, for three years, his experimental submersible was allowed to leave a Canadian port without any oversight to carry passengers to the Titanic. Rush was among those killed.
A report by the coast guard noted it was not "classified by any regulatory body" and had "defects/issues."
The wreck of the Titanic, which sank in 1912, is some 3,800 metres below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean, about 596 kilometres off the coast of Newfoundland. (Atlantic Productions/The Associated Press)
Canada brought in specialized equipment, including a hyperbaric chamber and technicians, to support any dive operations, along with advanced sonar equipment to search at significant water depths, the documents said.
Canada's defence department told CBC News in May it estimates it spent more than $2.4 million in operational costs to help in the search.
The coast guard estimates its efforts totalled more than $600,000. Both departments say those figures are not additional expenses, but part of budgeted operational costs to help respond to distress calls.
The high-profile search led to questions about who should pay for such efforts.
Canada's Transportation Safety Board is also investigating and is currently writing a report on its findings.
In Photos | Debris From Titan Arrives in St. John's Harbour:
— Ashley Burke is a senior reporter with the CBC's Parliamentary Bureau in Ottawa. She was recognized with the Charles Lynch Award and was a finalist for the Michener Award for her exclusive reporting on the toxic workplace at Rideau Hall. She has also uncovered allegations of sexual misconduct in the Canadian military.
#Youtube#Canada 🇨🇦 🍁#United States 🇺🇸#Man-Made Noises#Titan Submersible#Sonar Operator#'Irreversible Failures'#Unconventional Construction#Titan Debris#Saint John#Photographs
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