Hyper-focusing on just them is why we are in the state that we're in.
I said what I said. The enemy has already been from within and selling us out to the highest bidders.
Then you know what needs to be done to those very traitorous politicians, innit.
and device icons 
next to every X (Twitter) username. Know who you're interacting with—their location and platform—at a glance. Bonus: optional geo-blocking to filter your feed by country.
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Kick ass! That is great! Too bad Meta doesn't have such features.See where X users are from and what devices they use.
A Browser Extension and Userscript that displays country flags
GitHub - xaitax/x-account-location-device: A Browser Extension and Userscript that displays country flags 🇺🇸 and device icons 📱 next to every X (Twitter) username. Know who you're interacting with—their location and platform—at a glance. Bonus: optio
A Browser Extension and Userscript that displays country flags 🇺🇸 and device icons 📱 next to every X (Twitter) username. Know who you're interacting with—their location and platform—at a glance...
He's referring to a recent event where they found pig heads in mosques in France and it was done by a Bulgarian dude paid by Russia, while people thinking it was a racist message to the muslim people
And with that cultural terraforming from within (coming from a myriad of externals) is an issue in itself in the west. Conflating religion as a race.
Look, I get you got some beef about the current happenings unfolding within your country. From what I gather, I understand where your dissatisfaction/frustration is coming from and there's sound reason behind it. But, you really should distinguish between the two issues here instead of just flat out dismissing it as supposed "scapegoats" or being basically non-existent and unimportant. I don't want to go off on a tangent here, but I really implore you to take the hybrid threat the Russian regime poses in an almost equal vein as the local issues you're facing.
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I'm not saying don't focus on it, all external threats need to be dealt with. With that said, I did notice it was a ripe deflection tactic by very corrupt people from their own ways and made to be the only talking point while we were being sold out the back door.Look, I get you got some beef about the current happenings unfolding within your country. From what I gather, I understand where your dissatisfaction/frustration is coming from and there's sound reason behind it. But, you really should distinguish between the two issues here instead of just flat out dismissing it as supposed "scapegoats" or being basically non-existent and unimportant. I don't want to go off on a tangent here, but I really implore you to take the hybrid threat the Russia regime poses in an almost equal vein as the local issues you're facing.
Some times these two overlap and in those instances its not about "gaslighting" you into servitude. The Russian regime modus operandi tends to lean towards taking advantage of local disputes and conflicts to claim themselves plausible deniability. Its a genuinely serious threat you should be equally as critical of as the other issues you're dealing with on your soil.
All the times Russia allegedly carried out assassinations on British soil
Everyone knows the case of Alexander Litvinenko, who died after polonium was slipped into his tea. But he's not the only one.
Sure, the enemy is selling you out and the highest bidders are Russians. Like Putin is probably the real richest man on the Earth, due to all the money he stole from the Russian people. And unlike a lot of people on the public "rich lists" he probably isn't loaded up with debt and risky assets he can't make liquid.
It's more than just Russia. And the very homegrown traitors and their handlers love that you focus on a sole boogie man. Makes it easy peasy for them.
