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No minors allowed. Over 40. absolutely destroyed by all things Ghost 👻

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Joined January 2009
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JM Dougan working with RIA Novosti / Dugin / Geopolitika group. "guys, how would you feel if I stir up some shit and cause some additional rioting and burning in Seattle and oregon?stir up some racial division and get the blacks fighting the cops some more?" @Wiswesser
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this scene gets me every time
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A devastating investigation by The Insider has exposed how Russian military intelligence and the FSB used an American fugitive to manufacture disinformation, interfere in US elections, and manipulate Western public opinion. The Insider obtained leaked correspondence from John Mark Dougan, a former US police officer who fled to Russia in 2016 and became a key figure in the Kremlin's Storm-1516 disinformation network. Dougan operated hundreds of fake news websites designed to mimic legitimate Western publications, using AI-generated content and fabricated stories to deceive Western audiences and give Russian propaganda the appearance of credible journalism. The leaked messages reveal direct cooperation with Russia's GRU military intelligence, including Unit 29155, notorious for covert operations and sabotage abroad. Dougan helped manufacture stories about Ukrainian biological weapons laboratories and spread fabricated sexual abuse allegations against Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz during the 2024 US election. Some of these fabrications reached millions of Americans and were amplified by prominent political figures. But the investigation also reveals how badly things ended for Dougan. By 2026, he was complaining about being broke, earning less than a Russian delivery courier, and growing furious over the Kremlin's internet censorship. After years of spreading Russian propaganda, he was increasingly turning against the very government he had served. The Insider's investigation provides remarkable firsthand evidence of how Russian intelligence manufactures disinformation and injects it into Western political discourse. theins.ru/inv/299369
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Harleen retweeted
“Can oomfs dm you” oomfs can send me nsfw art & fics of my fave characters in precarious situations
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“can oomfs dm?” oomfs can take me to a hotel and fuck me
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Harleen retweeted
Mississippi was decided by 4.3k votes. Don’t ever say your votes don’t count.
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that one account you don't follow but is that kind of fan that rubs you the wrong way
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Elon Musk was socially a loser and was never loved by his father so now he’s our problem
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Harleen retweeted
During World War II, a little Yorkshire terrier named Smoky used to visit wounded servicemen in military hospitals and entertain them with tricks. She's now remembered as the first recorded therapy dog. Smoky was found in an abandoned foxhole in New Guinea in 1944 and taken in by Bill Wynne, a photographer serving in the US Army Air Forces. She stayed with him throughout the war, and Bill taught her all kinds of tricks, like walking a tightrope and riding a tiny scooter. She even helped run a communications line through a narrow pipe beneath an airfield. They both made it home after the war, and Smoky kept performing for another decade.
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– at Cahokia, IL
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He went full boy band choreo for a sec there I’m crying, too cute
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My great grandfather came to this country from Belarus, got married, had a kid then got sent over to fight in WWI, during the Spanish flu pandemic. All in the span of a year. He was an incredible man and lived to be nearly 80 with a heart condition.
Armistice Day is an international holiday commemorating the end of World War I. The agreement was signed at 5:45 am on November 11, 1918, in France, but officially took effect on the Western Front at 11:00 am. Or, “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.”
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Respect to Goths and anyone who lives full time in their subculture, I cannot commit to that but y'all are amazing to me
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I would but I love my oomfs here, you guys keep me going 🫶
twitter mutuals are so funny because i'll know about your breakup, your exams and your family drama but wouldn't recognize you at a grocery store.
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This man discovered that skunks sound just like Muppets, and he couldn't get over how cute it was
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Harleen retweeted
"who got you smiling like that?" the voices in my head cracked a joke, leave me alone.
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I expect nothing less of a draft dodger
Trump refers to veterans as a “wall of flesh” at a Veterans Day memorial event
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