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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by CollectivismMustDie on December 09, 2025, 03:44:42 PM »Robert Conrad (aka James West) was perfect for the part.
AKA Pappy Boyington, too.
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AKA Pappy Boyington, too.
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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by Carl on December 09, 2025, 03:26:53 PM »Eat shit and die DUmbass
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Breaking News / Re: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 12/9
« Last post by SVPete on December 09, 2025, 03:06:59 PM »Oregon Nurse Who Cheered On Shiri Bibas's Death Faces No Punishment; Renewed RN License Last Month
https://toniairaksinen.substack.com/p/oregon-nurse-who-cheered-on-shiri
Apparently this female did lose her job, due to the negative reactions her employer received, but there are Prog circles in which her antisemitism would be very welcome.
https://toniairaksinen.substack.com/p/oregon-nurse-who-cheered-on-shiri
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The nursing ethics board that oversees the licensure of Oregon nurses has decided to take no action against the infamous nurse Camesha Hart, of Beaverton Oregon, who sent messages to Jews calling them “vermin” and “dogs” and saying she doesn’t treat animals.
In fact, they allowed her to renew her RN license for another two years, we found out last week.
Camesha Lynn Hart — a nurse of 22 years in Beaverton Oregon — found herself in an imbroglio of antisemitic proportions when she popped off a number of anti-Jew comments earlier this year in February and March 2025 on her Instagram page.
Camesha Hart wished that Jewish people “Meet their ancestors soon.” Meanwhile in response to a Jewish woman, Hart wrote “I would refuse to treat you. I don’t take care of animals. Dogs. Rats. Vermin of any kind.”
“I would refuse to treat you. I’m not a vet. I don’t treat dogs.”
Apparently this female did lose her job, due to the negative reactions her employer received, but there are Prog circles in which her antisemitism would be very welcome.
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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by SVPete on December 09, 2025, 02:57:47 PM »There's a lot of backing and forthing about what orders were given by whom, but the missions would have two goals: destroy the boat; destroy the cargo. It the first hit did not destroy both - e.g. the boat was salvageable or some containers of drugs could be recovered, then hits would be repeated till all was destroyed. Whether from a missile or by drowning, the smugglers on the boat were not going to survive.
It takes a lot of Trump-hate to sympathize with the drug smugglers. And if they left behind widows or orphans, that was a risk they assumed in their choice of profession.
It takes a lot of Trump-hate to sympathize with the drug smugglers. And if they left behind widows or orphans, that was a risk they assumed in their choice of profession.
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Breaking News / Re: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 11/28
« Last post by SVPete on December 09, 2025, 02:48:58 PM »Ukraine destroys Russia’s only flying test aircraft for airborne laser weapons
https://interestingengineering.com/military/ukraine-destroys-russia-laser-weapon-plane
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Laser weapons, of course, are still a development frontier. Losing their lone testbed (A-60) will set back Russia's Laser R & D significantly.
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All in all, this was a significant blow both to Putin's attempt to conquer Ukraine and to the future of the Russian military, benefitting pretty much the whole world.
This video goes into the history of the A-60 program, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2Jk5jjzdE . Basically, it was an experimental anti-reconnaissance balloon program that grew into an anti-surveillance satellite program. Whether Russia has the technology to rebuild the research work the A-60 had been doing - let alone develop it into a deployable weapon - is an interesting question. Russia's ongoing attempt to conquer Ukraine is sucking up a lot of tech, money, men, and materials.
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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by 67 Rover on December 09, 2025, 02:34:38 PM »Quote
killing people on an accusation without providing due process or evidence
Video of those poor "fishermen" throwing their "fish" overboard. Nope no evidence here.
https://x.com/Notwokenow/status/1998390055467876773?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1998390055467876773%7Ctwgr%5E7aea0f21493bee8f949cd371a2f4212543c6b292%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tigerdroppings.com%2Frant%2Fpolitics%2Fvenezuelan-fishing-boat-throwing-catch-overboard-%2F121797802%2F
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Breaking News / Re: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 12/9
« Last post by SVPete on December 09, 2025, 01:17:54 PM »As Sea Drones Force Russia to Retreat, Ukraine Examines Ways to Launch More Complex Attacks
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/ukraine-russia-war-sea-drones-black-sea/2025/12/07/id/1237412/
Recently, at least one Russia missile ship launched its attack from within the Novorossiysk naval base instead of going out into the Black Sea. Also, Ukraine has driven all but patrol boats out of Crimea (and sank or mission-killed some). The Russian patrol boats are there to try to prevent attacks by sea drones (very moderately successfully at most).
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/ukraine-russia-war-sea-drones-black-sea/2025/12/07/id/1237412/
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The commander of sea-drone operations for Ukraine’s military intelligence agency says more complex strikes against Russian forces are expected next year, after Kyiv’s uncrewed fleet succeeded in curbing the movements of Russia’s once-dominant Black Sea navy.
In an interview with The Associated Press, the head of the specialized maritime drone unit, Group 13, said Ukraine’s attacks have forced Russia to adapt, limiting opportunities for major Black Sea strikes seen earlier in the war.
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Last month, Ukrainian officials said sea-attack drones were used in strikes against vessels in Russia’s sanctions-evading “shadow fleet” of oil tankers. The commander declined to comment on those operations.
The officer said Russian naval vessels “barely operate,” often venturing only up to 25 miles (40 kilometers) from port to fire missiles before retreating. “They constantly hide. And in a way, that’s also a result of our unit — because you can imagine the cost of maintaining a fleet that cannot operate at sea.”
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At a recent demonstration, operators showed a V7 fitted with modified U.S.-made Sidewinder air-to-air missiles. In May, the intelligence agency said a Magura drone shot down a Russian fighter jet — a development the commander called a “breakthrough” in maritime warfare.
Recently, at least one Russia missile ship launched its attack from within the Novorossiysk naval base instead of going out into the Black Sea. Also, Ukraine has driven all but patrol boats out of Crimea (and sank or mission-killed some). The Russian patrol boats are there to try to prevent attacks by sea drones (very moderately successfully at most).
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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by DUmpDiver on December 09, 2025, 01:17:26 PM »It's awesome that we get another 37 months of Trump putting America first.
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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by SVPete on December 09, 2025, 01:10:48 PM »Fixed it for you, and a well-deserved H5 for such a diligent job for the rebuttal. And Robert Conrad in the Eveready ad.
That definitely is a Readers Digest version of my post!
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The DUmpster / Re: So here we are after less than 11 months
« Last post by Ralph Wiggum on December 09, 2025, 01:00:17 PM »The ENTIRE DUMMY LIST OF "STATEMENTS ARE" Stupidly false.
Fixed it for you, and a well-deserved H5 for such a diligent job for the rebuttal. And Robert Conrad in the Eveready ad.
