

sometimes people make comments they may not fully believe in to drive discussion…
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sometimes people make comments they may not fully believe in to drive discussion…


I’m sure you’re right, but it helps for a normie to privacy/security like my self, and viewer engagement.
You’re right in that this isn’t a backdoor. Its an exploit hes calling a backdoor.


bubba i dont believe the article, why are you so dense?


I don’t trust the state department- I mean NYT either, but you’re not as intelligent as you think you are with that reply.
“the americans said yes but the saudis said no” wow golf clap you got me there so smart


I’m a bit skeptical of that given their capabilities were already demonstrated on Israel in the “12 day war”.
I think its typical arab snaking tbh.


why this guy beg trump to attack iran then?


Pretty much all arab leadership want “peace” with Israel. The issue is the Arab street/people absolutely do not want to with varying degrees.
IMO this depends more on economy than relations. If gulf oil is seen as too risky, or restricted by Iran after this, then that would gradually release the USA’s interest in the gulf, as Washington pivots towards greater energy independence and oil integration with LATAM. However, Israel will always swing the American MIC towards war with ME countries (probably Turkiye and/or Syria next after Lebanon and Iran today)


I was referring to the Emirates as a whole, but thanks for the correction. I always forget Dubai is not the capital.


There haven’t been nearly as many internal Mossad operations in Iran since those protests early in the year. Iran has been surprisingly secure since. Perhaps this internal Mossad network has been crippled severely at this point.


We need to add Dubai to the boycott list.
Its blatantly obvious they are both funding the genocide in Sudan and co-signing the genocide in Palestine. Its a shame the fall of El-Fashir did not lead to greater outrage in the West, like it has for Gaza. These conversations are taking place within activist circles, however at least in the USA, were not doing enough.
imo I think most people aren’t connecting the dots between the UAE’s crucial role in supporting the genocidal Zionist state.


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You mean 48 during the Nakba?
FYI 1967 was when Israel occupied the West Bank during the Naksa.


Hey, I’m tightening up my privacy like you. I’m not sure if containers are the best way to go, but Mullvad Browser is essentially what you are looking for. Its a firefox fork that has complete fingerprinting protection baked in. Its basically tor browser minus the tor network. Both it and tor have a button (“New Identity” feature) you can click to completely clean your session (cookies cache etc) without closing the browser.
You can also see what your fingerprinting profile by looks like using the EFF’s “Cover Your Tracks”. It also reports how unique your browser is, but don’t use this as a metric of how private and secure you are, since there are many other aspects you need to factor.


IN TIMES OF NATIONAL PERIL, ABOMUNISTS, AS REALITY AMERICANS, STAND READY TO DRINK THEMSELVES TO DEATH FOR THEIR COUNTRY



Yeah I want to, and been discussing it with my FIL, but I’ve been having a hard time finding what hardware would be best. I used to mine Ethereum back in 2017.


Practically, I agree with you but the definition of a Central Bank Digital Currency is a currency issued by the country’s treasury. Maybe they come up with some hybrid scheme where the Fed will credit Circle’s accounts and then they print more USDC, but that would for sure require legislation and be an immense responsibility given to a private company.
DAI/USDS are what you’re looking for in a permission-less stablecoin, but unfortunately the founder has back peddled to chase making money over principles. I believe folks have been turning towards a project called https://www.liquity.org/ but its no where the size and pedigree that MakerDAO was.
why?