Shocked and slammed isnt enough for you?

yes

If you do it smartly too, you can decentralize solar better so taking out 1 farm with isnt as bad as taking out a regular power plant with a missile.

Secretly get nukes.

Holy fuck, it really might have been outdated maps they didnt bother to verify as still accurate…

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/mar/09/video-shows-us-tomahawk-missile-hit-base-next-bombed-iranian-school

School was part of a military base EIGHT years ago…

The incompetence is insane.

How far away are we from political material about the opposing / opposition party requires an age verification check?

There’s usually more than 1 way to do something.

Sometimes people get caught up on wanting to do it the best way, and then they just dont do it at all.

If there’s an easier, less ideal, maybe slightly more wasteful way to do something, and its the difference between doing it or not, just do it that way and dont get hung up on perfection if the alternative is not getting it done.

If its something that needs to be built into a habit, it might be enough to get you started, and then maybe you can move on to the better way in the future.

Edit: just to clarify, often times the outcome is the same but people get caught up on the how vs just getting it done. Don’t get caught up on the best how if there’s another way that’ll also work that you will find easier to do.

I’m not convinced they have the right people in place to bother to double check anything at this point.

The double tap clearly means the target was the target, and not some missile shot down or failure that set it off course.

DoW: Our AI autonomously targeted a school, please let us use yours instead Anthropic so we can blame you instead if when this happens again!

Or maybe the intel was fine and it was gross incompetence putting the coordinates in.

I mean we don’t know for sure (afaik) it was intentionally the school, just that they were involved.

Double taps are always planned though.

Edit: Could have been bad intel that didnt indicate it was a school for example

I can just see this happening while literally negotiating at the table. Like US and Iran are there, the mediator mediating, someone walks in and whispers into the US sides ear, they say carry on everything is fine and continues. A few minutes later someone walks in on Iran’s side and whispers into their ear and they freak out.

Russia has enough nukes that 99% could fail and it’d still wreck your country. It is still a legitimate deterrent and always will be.

Hey, so God just told me Im the rightful owner of the world.

Everyone get the fuck off my rock.

So if I read this right

They left the states and couldn’t return because the guys visa wasn’t valid anymore, but Canada turned them away because of the car.

At that point you should probably apply for asylum now and refuse to go back to where you don’t have valid papers anymore.

Or have the person with no longer valid papers walk through if they’ll let you and the other person go back.

I’m not sure something like this would ever have resulted in an arrest? Even in other countries?

An impeachment and conviction and removal from office though should be in the cards, but obviously won’t be.

Damn, why did i never think of that. Brilliant.

“Are you sure you don’t want to bring a jacket?” almost never succeeds.

Ah yes, so i can be imprisoned and used as a bargaining chip, no thanks.

https://dronexl.co/2026/01/31/spacex-starlink-speed-limit-russian-drones/

Serhiy Beskrestnov, known by his call sign “Flash,” is the advisor on defense technology to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and the same analyst who identified the Starlink connection to the train attack earlier this week.

Beskrestnov’s thread revealed a secondary challenge that is less dramatic but possibly more important for the long-term solution. Ukraine needs to collect complete information on all Starlink terminals in use across the Armed Forces, and soldiers have been reluctant to cooperate.

The problem is straightforward. Many soldiers use volunteer-provided or personally purchased Starlink terminals. These aren’t on any official inventory. Soldiers fear that reporting them to their commanders will result in confiscation, failure to replace them, or other bureaucratic headaches. Beskrestnov was blunt about this, acknowledging that previous attempts to catalog military Starlink use had failed for exactly these reasons.

This matters because any whitelist system only works if you know which terminals belong to friendly forces. Of the estimated 200,000 Starlink terminals operating in Ukraine, fewer than half were procured through official government channels, according to a December 2025 analysis by Militarnyi. The rest exist in a legal gray zone of private purchases, volunteer donations, and foreign sourcing.

Beskrestnov promised to find a way to gather this information that earns soldiers’ trust. He also stressed that SpaceX is directly involved in the process and is actively assisting specialists from the Ministry of Defence.