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[fake-destiel-news]

Reason #769 why Ai will be the end of us all

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#chatgpt #ai generated #artificial intelligence #top secret documents #Fake-destiel-News #us military #unreality #meme #us government #news #ai #destiel meme #Chatgpt government secrets saga #this is fake news #truth: this is made up and not based on evidence

[dontmean2bepoliticalbut]

#us politics #2022 #memes #shitpost #republicans #conservatives #donald trump #mar a lago #sedition #treason #classified documents #top secret documents #fbi #fbi raid #department of justice

[contemplatingoutlander]

And of course Trump’s treason was perfect. It was the best treason ever. Many, many world leaders were amazed at how huge his treason was. They said it was magnificent. The biggest, best, most perfect treason in U.S. history!

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Sources for images (before manipulations/edits): 01, 02

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#gop #us politics #trump #coup attempt #top secret documents #sedition #treason #benedict arnold #my manips #satire

[lonestarflight]

The seldom seen Blue Shuttle (or military shuttle) of the United States Air Force. This shuttle, Constitution (OV-unknown), was forced to land at Kennedy Space Center due to bad weather at Vandenberg Air Force Base on April 1, 1988.

It had just completed the still classified STS-82-B mission, but most of the online community believes the mission has something to do with the mysterious Project: LOOF LIRPA.

source, source, source

#blue shuttle #usaf #Military Shuttle #Space Shuttle #Kennedy Space Center #Florida #top secret documents #Top Secret #Project LOOF LIRPA #april fool's #april fool's day #April #1988 #United States Air Force #U.S. Air Force #US Air Force #USAF #Department of Defense #DoD #my post

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

Jack Smith, the U.S. special counsel named to investigate Republican former President Donald Trump, has a reputation for winning tough cases against war criminals, mobsters and crooked police officers.

Behind the scenes, however, Smith's former colleagues say he is just as tenacious in his pursuit to get criminal charges dropped for the innocent as he is to win convictions against the guilty.

When Smith isn't busy competing as a triathlete in Ironman races, they said, he is working as a dogged investigator who is open-minded and not afraid to pursue the truth.

"If the case is prosecutable, he will do it," said Mark Lesko, an attorney at Greenberg Traurig LLP who worked with Smith when both were prosecutors at the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York City's Brooklyn. "He is fearless."

Smith recently returned to the United States after working from The Hague in the Netherlands since November while recovering from knee surgery following a biking accident, a person familiar with the matter, speaking on condition of anonymity, said on Wednesday.

Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Smith in November to take over two investigations involving Trump, who is running for President in 2024.

The first probe involves Trump's handling of highly sensitive classified documents he retained at his Florida resort after leaving the White House in January 2021.

The second investigation is looking at efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election's results, including a plot to submit phony slates of electors to block Congress from certifying Democrat Joe Biden's victory.

Grand juries in Washington have been hearing testimony in recent months for both investigations from many former top Trump administration officials.

SEARCH FOR INNOCENCE AND GUILT

Smith, a Harvard Law School grad who is not registered with any political party, started as a prosecutor in 1994 at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office under Robert Morgenthau, who was best known for prosecuting mob bosses.

Smith's friends credit Morgenthau with instilling in him the skills that made him the prosecutor he is today.

"There was just a real emphasis, from Morgenthau on down, on not just going after convictions," recalled Todd Harrison, an attorney at McDermott Will & Emery who worked with Smith in the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and later in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn.

"We were praised if we investigated something and demonstrated that the target of the investigation was innocent."

Once, he and Smith "spent the whole night making phone calls" after learning that a jailed suspect in one of their cases was innocent. The suspect was released the next day.

In 1999, Smith started working at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn.

He won a conviction against New York City Police Officer Justin Volpe, a white policeman who was sentenced to 30 years in prison for assaulting Abner Louima, a jailed Black inmate, with a broomstick.

Smith also won a capital murder conviction against Ronell Wilson, a drug gang leader who murdered two undercover New York City police officers, though a federal appeals court vacated the death penalty verdict.

In 2008, Smith left to supervise war crime prosecutions at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. He returned to the Justice Department in 2010 to head its Public Integrity Section until 2015.

Most recently, he worked as chief prosecutor for the special court in The Hague investigating war crimes in Kosovo, and won a conviction last month against Salih Mustafa, a former Kosovo Liberation Army commander.

Moe Fodeman, an attorney at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati who worked as a prosecutor with Smith, said his former colleague is known for being methodical and thinking outside the box.

"He is famous for to-do lists," said Fodeman, adding that the lists would be filled "with ideas that, of course, you should do, but no one thinks of."

Smith is also known for being expeditious, and Fodeman predicted the special counsel's investigations involving Trump will probably move swiftly.

"He's not going to be dillydallying," Fodeman said. "He's going to get the job done."

#us politics #news #2023 #jack smith #special counsel #department of justice #ag merrick garland #biden administration #donald trump #trump administration #top secret documents #classified documents #2020 election #trump's big lie #Robert Morgenthau #Manhattan District Attorney's Office #International Criminal Court #the hague #war crimes #Salih Mustafa #Ronell Wilson #Justin Volpe

[3amcynic]

Trump is under arrest (again)! This time on Federal Espionage charges! Let the party commence!

#trump arrested #espionage act #top secret documents

[zzzzblogzz]

we may or may not live in the worst timeline, but we certainly live in by far the most entertaining one.

The following is the known itinerary of these docs:

1. Pentagon, the most secure and heavily fortified intelligence agency in the world

2. Discord server named 'Thug Shaker Central'

3. Discord server named 'Minecraft Earth Map'

4. MONTHS LATER: 4chan & Telegram; which is where they were finally discovered by 'officials'

The guy who posted them has been arrested, AND I CANNOT WAIT to see this case play out

#but why was Minecraft in quotes #gamers cannot be stopped by the pentagon #minecraft #pentagon #leaked documents #discord moment #4chan #top secret documents

[lucky-draws]

Ocelot is so interesting and tragic and insane because he was essentially raised in and molded for a world that the patriots weren’t so much dedicated to building as much as they believed that a man from such a world would be the perfect spy and ocelot is only able to find affirmation of such a world in the eyes and heart of Big Boss. He’s like an otter in the desert that fell in love with a goldfish in a bowl, the most water he’s ever seen in his life. A goldfish that tells him stories of the sea, a magical wonderful place neither of them have ever actually known.

YEEEAAAAS OMG. your mind your words!!! you're right + that's a very funky way of putting it. food for thought.

and like ocelot's childhood/his molding into shape by the philosophers is so so interesting to think abt honestly....... tragic and insane guy indeed.....

actually on this ive been thinking thoughts abt the philosophers etc bc i recently saw a page from the mgs4 novel on my dash, and like phew. (phew. i have the novel myself + i flicked through it to find the bit rather than dig up the post i saw and my god. what a novel.certainly some sentences in here.) anyway this bit:

the 'my insignificant personality' bit is very interesting and tasty to me....... i guess from childhood he's been raised to be an actor, to play numerous roles, as part of being a spy, and as such is used to sort of burying his true personality very deep, or pushing it aside. repressing it all. and i think...

like i often think of him in relation to bosselot as being like. he's raised to be working for various organisations, to be devoted to the philosophers and their will, and from childhood he's given all these ideas beyond his age about countries and politics and all these faceless organisations or powers, and i think of him as when he finds bb, it's like all that falls away and he suddenly finds someONE who's worth devoting his life, his skills to instead.

and maybe HE thinks of it as being far superior, far more meaningful than being loyal to any country or organisation, because bb is real and alive and smexy (sorry) and fascinating and all the rest of it. however.

i think the sort of tragedy of it is is that while bb might seem like that at the start, this goofy mgs3 eater of raw snakes, what bb becomes is essentially just another faceless concept; he loses his humanity, he becomes obsessed, he's this symbol of war, he IS war, he is a gun as he himself says, and i think it's like ocelot in his own mind is so infatuated that he doesn't see it maybe, or he does but it's too late , and the reality is that his devotion to big boss is hardly any less demeaning, or any less tragic, than devoting his life to the philosophers or to america or russia or whoever. idk. especially if you think of this is in a more canon sense of bosselot i.e. Not requited. because ocelot really does not get anything at all from his devotion.

Which. i guess links or mirrors the boss. Loyalty to the end. she's loyal to her country and gets nothing for it except you know. Exploitation and death. And ocelot is. Loyal to big boss and he THINKS he's on to something good, that bb is far more of a worthy cause than patriotism, but what does he get for it? the same thing really. it's a thankless task and it ends with his whole personality destroyed, except in his final moments, and death at the hands of a knock-off snake. idk.

kgnghfhffhjsk so yeah. well here we are with more bosselot discussion on this fine wednesday. thank u for dropping by!!!!!!! its very true what u say i enjoyed it and unfortunately was motivated to add my own ramblings.peace and love and meow meow meow meow meow miaow miao fucking mrreow on earth!!!!! 🐆

#lisette mumbles #bosselot #ocelot as a martyr .....ocelot's religious devotion ...big boss as a godlike figure .... #(who will therefore never return ocelots love in the same capacity) #things that are also really quite insanity inducing. #ALSO HELP. #at the bottom of that page it also says like.he became liquid snake blah blah.the son of big boss. #and blah blah perhaps that was what hed always wanted:: #to become the son of the warrior who he idolized/was so impressed by . #AND IM LIKE WHATTT!!!!!!! dot jpeg. #so crazy i think in that passage it's big boss sort of telling ocelots tale and my god. #personally in my own opinion i do not thinm ocelot wanted to be your son #HOWEVER THOUGH LIKE #ocelot if yiu remove bosselot romance idea is just ewually fascinating #like it's just as crazy and tragic if u explore them being brothers ish like the sons of the boss thing properly idk . #it's really quite a lot #anyway .time to be normal again #👋 #wrote this not long after breakfast so sorry if its full of post breakfast inchorencies #top secret documents

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

There's a Homestar Runner quote that always makes me laugh

Hey, and get this; they say I'm a flight risk! That sounds like something you'd see on a trophy, doesn't it? Coach Z, 1st Place Flight Risk! Two hundred thousand dollar bail!

I've been thinking about it a lot this last week. I can just imagine a certain spray-tanned idiot bragging about being a flight risk and trying to wear it as a badge of honor even before they approach him with handcuffs.

Do we think an indictment will come before or after the midterms? Standard procedure would be to announce it as an October Surprise, but Merrick Garland doesn't seem like the kind of person who wants to maximize dramatic potential; he's too "professional," whether you want to read that as "unwilling to cause a stir" or "unconcerned about timing because he knows the outcome will be the same."

The worst thing that could happen is the DOJ choosing not to indict, at which point they might as well roll out the red carpet and preemptively give the keys to the White House back to the Gonad Lump. They have him dead to rights; they can't let him slip through their fingers. They can't let him get away with murder! They need to put him down.

#flight risk #indictment #fbi raid #top secret documents #documents #gonad lump #red handed #dead to rights #indict #doj #donald trump #trump is going down #at least I hope he is

[fake-destiel-news]

Source LOOK AT THIS OMG

#why can’t he do that as a job. Donald please reconsider your career choices. #Donald trump #News #furry #trump indictment #unreality #donald trump indictment #top secret documents #Fake-destiel-News #i spent. so long on that source image. y’all better click it. #this is fake news #truth: this is obviously not true‚ trump is not a furry artist

[dontmean2bepoliticalbut]

#us politics #2022 #political cartoons #republicans #conservatives #donald trump #mar a lago #fbi #fbi raid #top secret documents #classified documents #lock him up #lock his ass up

[contemplatingoutlander]

It is within that environment [of a recent attempted attack on the FBI] that Donald Trump handed the warrant receipts to his friends at Breitbart. In doing so, one would normally, as a matter of course, redact the names of the officers involved. Trump did not redact the names of the agents involved in the raid, nor did Breitbart, which focused upon them. [...] Keep in mind. Even though the warrant was about to be released to the media generally (with redactions) Trump sent this particular one directly to Breitbart. He had a reason. Trump wants those names out.

Tomorrow there is a “Fight for Trump” rally at Mar-a-Lago, starting at 11:00 a.m. The MAGAs do plan on “fighting” for Trump. Republican officials talked about “planting evidence,” and Trump talked about “planting evidence.” Now there are two specific names associated with a warrant receipt for that specific evidence. [...] Donald Trump knew better than to hand the warrant over without the names redacted, and Breitbart knew exactly what it was doing in publishing them, even noting they were having trouble identifying one person and their title, making it clear that getting the identities straight was a priority.

So awful.

#trump #naming fbi agents #inciting violence #top secret documents #us politics

[kristin-noelle-hingas-blog]

Hi George Lucas~ Thinking a lot about you lately & our fims. I really look forward to us maybe putting them together one day~ St o by my site & read the Top Secret Blog!

#George Lucas #george lucas #star wars #top secret documents #happy holidays #christmas

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

Judge Aileen Cannon on Thursday overruled the special master she appointed to review thousands of documents seized from Mar-a-Lago, shielding former President Donald Trump from addressing his claims that documents may have been "planted" or "declassified" in court.

Cannon, a Trump appointee in southern Florida, issued an order extending the timeline of the review after Trump's lawyers objected to the expedited schedule laid out by special master Raymond Dearie, who was chosen from a list proposed by Trump's lawyers. Under the new order, the review and any surrounding issues around Dearie's rulings "will almost certainly" stretch into next year, according to Politico.

Cannon, who has served on the bench for less than two years, also overruled Dearie, a Reagan appointee who has served for 36 years, on his requirement that Trump assert whether the FBI's inventory of seized items is accurate, effectively challenging his public claim that agents may have "planted" evidence.

"There shall be no separate requirement on Plaintiff at this stage, prior to the review of any of the Seized Materials, to lodge ex ante final objections to the accuracy of Defendant's Inventory, its descriptions, or its contents. The Court's Appointment Order did not contemplate that obligation," Cannon wrote.

She wrote that if any issues rise during the review "that require reconsideration of the Inventory or the need to object to its contents, the parties shall make those matters known to the Special Master for appropriate resolution and recommendation to this Court."

Cannon also rejected other parts of Dearie's plan for the review, giving Trump's lawyers additional weeks to assert whether they believe any documents are covered by attorney-client privilege or executive privilege.

"If Judge Cannon was going to continue calling every ball in Trump's favor, I'm not at all sure why she felt the need to appoint a special master to review the documents the government seized from Mar-a-Lago," tweeted Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney. "No real surprises here. The name of the game is delay. Judge Cannon countermanded Judge Dearie's streamlined schedule & helped Trump advance his usual delay game in litigation. That means it could be late December before DOJ can use documents it recovered from Mar-a-Lago."

Cannon previously came under criticism for repeatedly siding with Trump in the case. Cannon's initial order barred the Justice Department from continuing its criminal investigation into the documents and ordered documents marked classified to be included in the special master review and shared with Trump's lawyers. A federal appeals court overturned those rulings, arguing that she had abused her discretion and that Trump "not even attempted to show that he has a need to know the information contained in the classified documents."

Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe said that Cannon's order on Thursday was "clearly wrong."

"But she's a sideshow now that the Court of Appeals has lifted her injunction with respect to the classified documents," he tweeted. "On the eve of her stupidly extended deadline, DOJ should indict Trump and render her delays and game playing moot."

Former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti said the order was a "minor win" for Trump.

"But this doesn't change the difficult position Trump is in," he added. "He still has to take a position regarding every seized document."

Some legal experts criticized Cannon for repeatedly intervening on Trump's behalf.

"She's an embarrassment to the federal judiciary," wrote conservative attorney George Conway.

"Cannon's latest order has neither law nor reason on its side," tweeted former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman. "Judges never micromanage special masters this way," he said.

Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, who served on special counsel Bob Mueller's team, said that the order was "one more piece of evidence that she is completely unfit to serve on the bench."

"What does Donald Trump have on Judge Cannon or her husband?" Weissmann wrote. "Something is SO off in her decisions (and the court of appeals said as much) that it is impossible not to ask this question in all seriousness."

Read Cannon's full order below:

Cannon overrules Dearie by Igor Derysh on Scribd

#us politics #news #salon #donald trump #judge aileen cannon #11th circuit court of appeals #fbi raid #fbi #department of justice #judge raymond dearie #special master #mar a lago #top secret documents #classified documents #politico #twitter #tweet #Joyce Vance #Laurence Tribe #Renato Mariotti #George Conway #Harry Litman #Andrew Weissmann #scribd #2022

[geezerwench]

BREAKING: Trump LOSES bigly: 11th Circuit rules Judge Cannon was incorrect, eliminates her ruling, orders case be dismissed.

Special master: gone.

All restrictions on DOJ use of recovered Mar-a-Lago documents: gone.

Massive DOJ win. Great day for democracy and the rule of law.

Because trump is all about LAW & ORDER.

#LAW & ORDER #trump #loser trump #trump loses bigly #DoJ #special master #top secret documents #traitor trump #mar-a-Lago #Mar-a-Lardo

[lucky-draws]

thinking abt the coincidence/fate/parallel thingy of big boss being in the coma for 9 years aka exactly the same amount of years as the age gap between him and ocelot.

because it's like. at first you have ocelot as the bratty rookie kid falling for the older supersoldier guy and maybe ocelot spends years trying to bridge that gap, to prove himself, to impress, to make bb notice him. but then. once the coma happens and bb wakes up again suddenly it's all different.

ocelot is now 39 aka the same age as bb when he went under. and during the 9 years ocelot has grown up while bb has slept, unchanging, so while bb is now physically 48 really they're mentally sort of the same age. equals now. (but it took a tragedy and 9 missing years of bb's life to get to this.)

but ALSO do u ever think abt. the sheer amount of trust they have in each other in 84. ocelot is entrusting bb with the words to wake him up from his hypnosis. bb is entrusting ocelot to carry out the phantom plan. but it's LIKE. it's not that trust itself but the context of it. like. [continued below]

i think of them as being always sort of scared of each other in some ways. like it's a contradiction of bb knowing ocelot has pledged his loyalty and yet being wary of ocelot all the same. and ocelot for all his ability is still sort of at the mercy of bb like anyone else is. and maybe more so because bb knows the extent of ocelot's feelings for him. (in my mind.) there's power in that fact bc bb knows that ocelot will likely do whatever bb asks of him if it's in bb's best interests.

but also on a more general level they're both such deadly killers. neither is more powerful than the other in terms of a simple physical fight. they're both predators; it's not cat and mouse. and they're opposites in many ways and could even hate each other in some ways but at the same time they're the only people alive who can properly understand each other. and they're linked together by the you killed my mom thing whether they like it or not. i digress but the point is.

they're red string of fate intertwined in weird twisted ways and bb has all sorts of conflicting feelings about ocelot and ocelot although he's madly in love is also so coldly rational at the same time that you never know what he might do and they're locked in this tense thing of mutually assured destruction and fucked up dynamics BUT.

in spite of this they "trust" each other. in 84 bb's life (his safety) is in ocelot's hands. and ocelot's life (his real memories) is in bb's hands. they know they'll meet again, because how could they not. they're inseparable from each other but not even inherently in a romantic way they're just like that.

they almost blur into one. they're both monstrous, they're both deadly. when they fight with each other it's like something they could never find in anyone else. maybe ocelot tried to find it in kaz during the 9 years, but it wasn't the same. kaz is a warrior, a liar, a manipulator, a betrayer, sure; but amongst his lack of morals and his confused cravings for power, control, money, sex, blood, a place to belong, whatever, there's something deep down in him, some kindness or compassion of some sort maybe, which prevents him from ever fully becoming all monster and no man.

whereas with bb it's different. they're both equally insane. when they fight they don't hold back; their eyes glow red.

they're both "sons of the boss" too, of course, which is a whole kinda thing. maybe ocelot hates that bb sees her in him; but maybe he's also glad of it, bc if she wasn't his mother, maybe bb wouldn't bother to keep him around at all. and he can't pretend he's never been curious about his mother, and bb is one of the only people he knows who knew her; so while he might like to forget her, to pretend that she's dead and gone, it's not really like that. and ocelot knows better than most people whether the dead really stay gone or not.

which brings me to something else im thinking abt. like what if it's 1999 and john is dead, everyone says he's dead, killed by his son, but if that's true then why hasn't ocelot seen him? OK, some people don't come back as ghosts, but John's soul hardly deserves to rest in peace. every time it rains he's all antsy, wondering if this time bb will show up, but he never does. and ocelot is as rational, logical and calculating as he is hopelessly in love so he thinks about it and draws two possible conclusions. either bb is genuinely at peace, or he isn't actually dead. it's entirely possible that he's still alive - stranger things have happened, and the man does seem to lead a charmed life. and maybe somehow he manages to hear something from someone that bb is in a coma again. but - my god, if that is true, how long will it be this time? another 9 years? he doesn't even know where john is this time. it's 75 all over again. he should have been there when the crash happened; he should have been there in zanzibarland.

so anyway. too long did not read. do you ever feel just a tiny little bit insane about bosselot. because of things like these.

#alright i meant to save this as a draft but accidentally posted it instead .Oh well.its here now #LOL #lisette mumbles #bosselot #top secret documents