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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Formally that firework PTSD exist, but not in the form described. I know Soviet Afgan veteran dude and a girl fleed from Donbass in 2017, what they have is kind of muscular instinct without any mental side effects. They start of loud blasts or thunderstrikes, but treat this more with a humour or just ignore. Funny that Afgan veteran is one who always bring fireworks for any celebrations/parties to "let's make noise and blast them all for the fuck sake!".

So, effect definitely exists, but I don't see any real harm to mentality at least for people I know. They are absolutely normal people despite more noticeable reaction to sudden loud noises. Their basic instinct we all have just more developed, but humans are humans because they could conscionely control their reaction to that instinct. And who the fuck never gave a start when lightning sudenly strike nearby?

I think you have to be already fundamentally mentally unstable to get something like PTSD described by MSM.

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CrazyRussian 7 points ago +7 / -0

JAO is a Soviet artifact of creating and supporting national regions.

Today it have relatively high (in comparison with other regions) percentage of Jews at 1%. Hebrew is a second official language of JAO.

AFAIK, it was created by Bolsheviks as kind of new Israel around 1929 in one of the most nature rich places, however, Jews quickly began to flee out as Israel state was established, so now it is kind of curiosity.

There are several proposals of abolishing JAO and joining it with Khabarovsk region to ease development and financing. I think with high probability this decision will be legislated sooner or later.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Any people you like listening to or sites with teachings you like?

That does not work like that, at least here. We have kind of Orthodox media with preaches and all that stuff, but it is popular mostly among specific type of those who wanna look like hardcore believers for themselves. There was attempts to make orthodox christianity "popular" or "fashionable" in western meaning, but they are failed. People don't need that.

There is orthodox literature, books written by different people, not necessary priests. Really most of known Russian literature is orthodox, one way or another.

If you want something to get the very basics of orthodox christianity, may be try "Dialogues" by archpriest Valentin - you could find it interesting - https://azbyka.ru/otechnik/Valentin_Sventsitskij/dialogi/ (Try to use online translator, not shure it will give perfect translation, but at least you will get something). I think it is a very good introduction in Orthodox Christianity for an adult newbie. Something like Orthodoxy ReadMe. Why, how, where - all basic stuff.

If you have real, practical questions, you could just go to church and have a talk with a real priest who carry the touch of Christ through sequence of ordinations. No need for podcasts and sites with teachings. May be just Grace of God could not be stored on hard drives and people feel that.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

Baptised and raised orthodox. As most kids in USSR. Of course real understanding comes with age.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Look for Orthodox one. IDK if there is only Russian/Greek/Serbian Orthodox ones where you live, but may be you will find some English-speaking one or whatever your language is. Or try to find Russian/Greek/Serbian Orthodox church and talk with a priest about options, may be he will point you in correct direction. I think it will be not complete enough to have a services in unknown language, you'll miss a lot, so I would not recommend to visit Russian/Greek church for the sake of visiting church, However, in any case talk to the priest, may be you'll find something even that way.

I know that Russian Orthodox priests who emigrated from Bolsheviks after Revolution into USA/Canada did a direct Greek-to-English translations of Bible and most of Lives of the Saints along with liturgical missals. Around 1950s-70s all that was printed and spreaded among parishes to be closer to the English-speaking children of Russian emigrants. This translations are different from what you will find in other churches and made by Orthodox canon directly from the sources, not from Vatican latin translations. Theoretically, some Russian Ortodox churches could do services in English, I heard that such practice present in Alaska.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

There is only one way to find out. :)

PS: I'm Orthodox Christian.

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CrazyRussian 8 points ago +8 / -0

Yes, vintage Cessna 421B Golden Eagle in a good condition is the best plane to gain 50g*$10 = $500 per flight with ~$250/hour fuel/oil cost and ~$15K annual stuff not including overhauls and spare parts.

Meanwhile, this bird is for sale. https://www.hangar67.com/aircraft/1972-cessna-421b-golden-eagle/27857

With video from the same hangar.

Fascinating, how easy to trick sheeple into anything.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

To collect the evidences for the fine case EU bureaucrat need just to log in into his not long ago beloved Twitter account. Musk thought they are so lazy to do that or what? Come on.

Listen, every single centralized social network business price is solely depend on the number of users. Because users are not their clients, but assets, like cattle of machinery.

So, forcing strangers to register for just viewing content is an easiest way to rise the market price of social network asset. Unfortunately, sheeple will easily fall to that. That is a bad thing.

In the past there was excellent addons for browsers like BugMeNot, that allowed to view paywalled or loginwalled content without registering using shared database of logins/passwords for huge amount of sites from scientific journals to facebook. But once, all that things just disappeared and for completely unknown reason sharing fake account credentials for reddit or facebook become something unwelcomed and wrong thing to do. BugMeNot was sold out and become absolutely useless because they immidiately prohibited sharing credentials for any paid and social network services.

So, from the other side, in the absense of BugMeNot-like services, that social networks will loose part of possible target audience, so financing of bots and trolls will fall noticeably. That is a good thing.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

quantity does not mean quality. 10 sane users are much better than 10 000 sheeple.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

About Walmart, it's not happening, unsure how did you do that unless you are not in the USA

I didn't do anything with Wallmart, but here we have some global supermarket networks like Auchan, SPAR and others and a number of local netwroks. I don't think they somehow different from Wallmart in USA.

As for the Karen thing, you know the Search engines and Youtube are still around and everyone uses them save for the underground political groups right?

And it become harder and harder to find something relevant with that engines, and one of the reason is Karens shitting into internet.

You simply don't, make a site and wikipedia drowns them all. CNN drowns them all. Thank Google for it.

I don't care about pediwikia or CNN or Google. Nobody should. I make a site, post a link into relevant forums, irc, maillists and if it is worth something I get users.

Google does not matter. If you have something that worth others attention, you will have users regardless of what Google of MSM will do.

Is it easy to find conspiracies.win on social networks or through corporate search engines? And still we are here.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

VPN's with multiple New Accounts would bypass a subnet ban and also bypass browsing limits?

VPN will significantly lower speed of scrapping and will require significant resources. Also you will need a lot of different VPNs with different IP ranges to succesfully circumvent subnet ban.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Here we had cases when large supermarkets closed in small towns, but small businesses rised up again in a few days to fill the void. We have ghost towns and villages but for completely another reasons.

When corporation disappear it leaves a void that quickly filled by smaller businesses often with better quality and less socialism inside. You can't bargain in supermarket f.e., but it is pretty normal to do that in a small shop. Free trade and all that stuff, you know.

Chances for average Karen to return to personal blog is 0%, yes. But why should Karen have a blog at all, if she is so dumb that can't make one? Intenet become a shitty dump because every Karen get an ability to create personal blog. That was one of goals of corporations - not just make money and surveil, but also fill internet with complete garbage to make nearly impossible to find something useful. No Karens - no garbage - more useful information.

And, if you are not aware, internet is not only HTTP(S) and HTML pages. It is much, much more. You just don't see that in your web-only world created by corporations. And if all that corporate crap disappear, internet will become only better and cleaner. Without Karens.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Corporate centralised social monsters and other crap should not be rebuild at all.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

How many of 4% understand that they are puppets and not very happy with it? They could be the key to that problem. It is much easier to convince, say, 2% than 45%. Then, it will be 3% vs 7% and much better chances for 7% to wake up at least 45% from 90%. Also that ex-puppets could give a lot of useful information about 1%.

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Imbeciles who still use that all that crappy corporate social and entertainment shit and think that internet is google,fb,twitter,aws,etc. deserve that fully.

I hope your prophecy become true and it will be the best day for internet ever.

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CrazyRussian 11 points ago +11 / -0

It is complete bullshit.

If you notice "data scrapping" or whatever suspicious activity, you just ban subnets from where that data scrapping happen. That's all. It is less that minute to mitigate such problem. Single command to drop any packets from malicious subnet in any hardware that could be used as borders of datacenters.

Either Musk want this "data scrapping" by third-party to continue, either it have nothing to do with "data scrapping" at all.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Eugenics is rational.

Eugenics is just a selection of humans. It is as rational as any other technology or method, because irrational ones just don't work. It could be used in any way, as all other tech.

Why would you want to breed worse humans?

They want to use eugenics to breed best sheeple to rule over.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

More interesting question is why do they need exactly that old crappy Stingers? Looks like for 20 years they do absolutely nothing selling old crap for insane money. Or is it a kind of rude mocking of poor Ukrainian LARPers?

Something tell me that UFO hype of last year somehow tied to that. Obviously Western MIC have nothing except barely working overpriced crap nobody will ever buy voluntarily, so here we go with a narrative that really they have very secret and very advanced UFO technology nobody will see and even hear about because it is too secret and too advanced. Good for short-term stocks games, but will not work at all in the long run.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

It will be interesting to make a full tomography and autopsy of this specimen. If only we had real biology scientists who can't be stopped by anything in attempt to uncover secrets of nature.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

In any case result is the same. Only globalists, USA government and Israel got profit from that event.

Details are very important, when you don't know what is happening and who is behind that. Details could give you important hint.

But when you perfectly know final result and exact beneficiaries, details could have only historical value.

So does it really important, was there real planes or not, who exactly guide them into towers if they existed and how buildings was demolished, when you already know who did that and for what purpose?

If a malevolent neighbour will set your car on fire and then will began to push for passing prohibition of cars because of fire danger in your county as a law and finally succesfully reach his goal fearmongering your neighbours - will you really be interested did he used matches or a lighter to burn your car? Did he hired somebody to do that or did that himself?

Something tell me you will be much more concerned about repealing cars ban in your county, and making such cheating with your rights fundamentally impossible in future.

And those who benefited from that legislation, obviously will try push you to endlessly discuss an irrelevant and sensless question - what exactly did your neighbour use to set your car on fire, while citizens of county will still be deprived a right to have a car.

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Formally according to GPL they are obliged to share source code only to those who get their binaries. So no, there is no any violation as soon as they provide source code to their customers.

Thing is that they can't prohibit their customers to share that source code and many will do.

But it is not clear why anybody will want to use that source code. RH is known in opensource as a company that push very questionable solutions into Linux OS making it more complicated and less transparent for users. RH is a source of multiple scandals and discord in community, and really lost its aura of one of the leading Linux distribution long ago. For independent user other distributions are much better, and only enterprise business is interested in RH, mostly because of all that bureacracy like support contracts, shifting responsibility, promises of updates and so on.

There are enough Linux distributions around to not care about RH at all.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

You are welcome. You could dig out that stuff by yourself, but I think it will be not an easy task without knowledge of Russian. Automatic translators help, but to a limited extent, since structure of languages is quite different and many things could be lost in computer translation.

Unfortunately I could not recommend any decent history book on that post-USSR history of Russia, because history is written by winners and after 1993 color revolution liberals apply an enormous efforts to supress any honest historic study of 1991-2000s. So you have to dig a lot in old articles and other artifacts of that time.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

So basically a situation like 'We glad it got solved because Russians always do things the right way now lets get back to our real enemy' Something like that?

No. It is cheering warriors who fought against enemies. Is it something strange or unusual? IDK how to explain that tradition/habit. Doesn't Americans cheer their military?

What's your opinion on Dan Lancaster btw?

I have no opinion about that person because I don't know who is this and why I should have any opinion on him.

I know about Patrick Lancaster who doing some journalism for the Western audience in Donbass and around. But about opinion - IDK. Guy making videos trying to show some thruth as he sees it. OK, I think it is a good thing.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes and no. I would say every action is a result of somebody's thought, eventually, but not necessary directly. Gasoline flash in cylinder of your car started by a spark, but eventually it is because you decided to go shopping.

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