#War room

[scarletcarmensmith]

Q: What's your message to Joe Biden?

Union Worker: “F*ck you.”

🔥

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Michael Luciano at Mediaite:

The leader of the Heritage Foundation issued an unhinged declaration on Tuesday, telling liberals that they are currently on the business end of “the second American Revolution,” which could turn bloody if they resist. Kevin Roberts, the election conspiracy theorist who leads Heritage, appeared on the far-right Real America’s Voice network. He hailed a spate of conservative rulings handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court, which on Monday decreed that Donald Trump and all presidents have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for “official acts.” “We’re in the process of taking this country back,” Roberts told viewers. “No one in the audience should be despairing.”

Appearing on Tuesday's edition of Real America's Voice's War Room with guest host Dave Brat, Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts made an unhinged declaration that America is currently in "the second American Revolution" stage.

From the 07.02.2024 edition of Real America's Voice's War Room:

See Also:

MMFA: On Real America's Voice's War Room, Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts celebrates Supreme Court immunity decision: “We are in the process of the second American Revolution”

The New Republic: Trump Agenda Architect Issues Cryptic Threat to Liberals

[tomoleary]

Sir Ken Adam “War Room” from Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, directed by Stanley Kubrick (1963-64)

How it appeared on screen.

[roguetrevelyan]

The War Room.

tap on gifs if they’re showing up blurry

[oblivions-dawn]

𝕋𝕙𝕖 ℙ𝕒𝕝𝕒𝕔𝕖 𝕠𝕗 𝕂𝕚𝕟𝕘𝕤 & 𝕁𝕒𝕣𝕝 𝕌𝕝𝕗𝕣𝕚𝕔 𝕊𝕥𝕣𝕠𝕞𝕔𝕝𝕠𝕒𝕜

a Skyrim journey, 61/?

[prettyjesusfreaks]

the war room

i need a prayer space. i'm talking flickering candles, a well-worn bible, a journal, gel pens and some soft music playing. i want to wear a veil and spend time in contemplative prayer. i want a place that FEELS like the presence of the Lord when i enter it. i want a place where i can quietly be with my Savior.

[alyona11]

Did a small test animation in Procreate Dreams

Was thinking about a shot of Leela and Narvin going to the TARDIS to try something really simple

[black-star-element-23]

Universal Imports & Exports co-opted a steal Limitless Luxury & an Ocean of Joy signature NINJA RECORDINGS.! & what did you see.? I saw TEN THOUSAND warrior's preparing for WAR.! <[:]>* Astrix in Space...on..on...🛰❤

[ireton]

Lara Logan - Intelligence Community’s Ukraine Support Is Continued

DISCLAIMER: Please do your own research and come to your own conclusions.

[sighphi]

‘So, these are monsters, and there's no way to avoid concluding that they're focused on disrupting human reproduction,’ the author conceded about the manufacturers of the COVID jab. 'It’s ‘a bioweapon and… we're under attack.’

[goofysillygoobers]

A detail I always found really weird in Advance Wars 1/2 was this:

In the first game Sturm was nerfed when you unlocked him, rather than +30% ATK and -20% DEF he instead has -20% ATK and +20% DEF to all his units. Meteor was also nerfed going from 8 damage to 4 damage and providing a slightly weaker buff. He can still move his units through any terrain without penalties.

Despite these nerfs Sturm was banned from the war room in AW1.

Meanwhile in AW2 he was made even stronger, given a +20% to both offence and defence for all his units and given an even stronger buff to all units after lobbing a 8 DMG meteor strike. He still had perfect movement btw. They didn’t even bother nerfing the playable version of Strum like in AW1 and just let you play as this overpowered god.

Yet somehow this version was given the go ahead to be used in war room????

Not a big deal anyways as I love using this guy sm,,,,

[scarletcarmensmith]

TRUMP RETURNS TO TWITTER AFTER 3 YEARS 🦅🇺🇸

Donald J. Trump is back on Twitter after a long time. In a recent speech, he declared, "I will fight for you with every breath in my body, and I will never, ever let you down." This underscores his commitment to the people.

We should remember how close he was to his death. Yet, he kept fighting for the future of this country.

🇺🇸 He added, "I never thought anything like this could happen in America. My only crime is fearlessly defending our nation from those who seek to destroy it. The broken system says you are wrong, but you must keep pushing forward. They want to take my freedom because I won’t let them take yours. They want to silence me because I won’t let them silence you. I am standing in their way, and I will never move. When I am re-elected, I will dismantle the deep state."

FOR OUR GREATEST PRESIDENT OF ALL TIME! 🏆

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Jay Kuo at Think Big Picture:

For years, critics of Vladimir Putin have been warning that the Russians have taken over parts of the Republican Party. They raised the alarm as Republicans defended the Russian leader, parroted clear Kremlin talking points, and became mules for disinformation campaigns. In recent weeks, that criticism has shifted to include not just Republicans who have left the party, including former representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, but current GOP members. Recently, two powerful Republican chairs of the House Intelligence Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee warned openly about how Russian propaganda has seeped into their party and even made its way into speeches on the House floor. Other members are now even openly questioning whether some of their fellow officials have been compromised and are being extorted. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) suggested in a recent interview that the Russian spies may possess compromising tapes of some of his colleagues. It’s unclear where he’s getting his information or how accurate it is.

And then there’s this: According to a report by Politico, a number of European politicians were recently paid by Moscow to interfere in the upcoming EU elections by Russians pretending to be a “media” outlet called “Voice of Europe.” The Kremlin-backed operation used money to influence officials to take pro-Russian stances. Authorities have conducted some money seizures and launched an investigation into which members of the European Parliament may have accepted cash bribes. This in turn raises an important question for our own politics: Are the Russians doing the same with U.S. politicians, directly or indirectly? This piece walks through the three types of compromise—disinformation, extortion, and bribery—to give a sense of what we know and what we don’t really know, and, importantly, where we should be on our guard. As this summary will show, from the 2016 election till now, there’s enough Russian smoke now to assume there is a fire, one that compromises not only the integrity of our own system of elections, but the safety and security of the free world. Duped.

Over the past year, we have witnessed two distinct kinds of Russian propaganda in action. Both use our own elected officials and intelligence processes to amplify and even weaponize disinformation. The first kind originates online through Russian-backed internet channels. Information operatives begin spreading false rumors, for example about Ukraine, that then get repeated within right-wing silos before reaching willing purveyors of it within the halls of Congress. A chief culprit in Congress is Georgia’s Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Among the Russian-originated false narratives she has uplifted is the patently false claim that Ukraine is waging a war against Christianity while Russia is protecting it. On Steve Bannon’s War Room podcast, Greene even claimed, without evidence, that Ukraine is “executing priests.”

Where would Greene have gotten this wild, concocted notion? We don’t have to look far. Russian talking points have included this gaslighting narrative for some time. The twist, of course, is that, according to the International Religious Freedom or Belief Alliance, it is the Russian army that has been torturing and executing priests and other religious figures, including 30 Ukrainian clergy killed and 26 held captive by Russian forces. The Russians have also targeted Baptists, whom they see as U.S. propagandists, according to an in-depth Time magazine piece on the violence and death directed toward evangelicals. The Congressional propaganda mouthpieces for Russia aren’t limited to the U.S. House. Over in the Senate, Ohio Senator J.D. Vance was also recently accused of spreading Kremlin-backed disinformation about Ukraine, this time over spurious allegations that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy siphoned U.S. aid to purchase himself two luxury yachts.

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The accusation that Russians are presently extorting and blackmailing U.S. politicians into supporting Russia’s agenda has some broad appeal. It would help explain some mysteries, including why people like Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) suddenly is no longer as supportive of Ukraine as before and constantly kisses the ring of Donald Trump these days—after presciently saying in 2016 that the GOP would destroy itself if it nominated him. 

The problem has been that these accusations aren’t supported by much evidence. That means that political extortion by the Russians is either not a very prevalent practice, or it’s so effective that no one dares expose it. Either way, we’re left without much to go on. The Russian word kompromat came into common parlance around the time that Buzzfeed published a salacious story about another intelligence report back in early 2017. In that instance, the author, a former British intelligence officer named Christopher Steele, was concerned Russia had compromising data on the soon-to-be president, Donald Trump.

That report never wound up being substantiated, and its sources and funding came into question as well. But intelligence agencies are in general agreement that obtaining kompromat is standard practice by Russia, and someone like Trump could have been an easy mark considering the company that he kept (e.g. Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell) and the projects he was involved with (e.g. the Miss Universe contest). Lately, the notion of kompromat emerged once again, this time not from Democratic-paid outfits but from within the GOP itself. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) is one of the more “colorful” characters within the GOP, primarily known lately for being one of the eight members who voted to oust former Speaker Kevin McCarthy and even for getting into public jostling and shouting matches with McCarthy.

The Republican Party (or at least its pro-MAGA faction) is compromised by Russian kompromat.

[vivvision]

Gallifrey : War Room gets a feature in this months Vortex! https://www.bigfinish.com/vortex/pdf/175

[the-all-seeing-salmon]

Dreamt that during the Time War, Gallifrey had a group under the War Council that was dedicated to designing (and sometimes being) weapons. It was called the Cabinet of Tools and was filled with, as you'd expect, highly intelligent Time Lords, some of whom were dangerous enough to be weapons in their own right. They were also a "bunch of tools", so whilst smart they were foolish people who were used by the high council. Kind of like Leonard of Quirm from Discworld.

[stillwanderingthevalley]