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Turns out this isn’t true at all.
So it turns out that Ukraine's issues with Starlink were caused by Ukraine.
Starlink terminals disconnected at speeds above 160 KPH, as determined by the Starlink terminals internal GPS.
To get around this, Ukraine hacked the Starlink terminals to think they were stationary regardless of speed.
SpaceX figured this out, and updated the system software to detect excessive speed by seeing how rapidly the terminal switched from on satellite to another. This broke Ukraine's hack, and Starlink would no longer work at high speeds.
Ukraine was using Starlink in a way that violated the terms of service.
Starlink figured it out and stopped it.
I want to root for the Brewers, but I don’t want to see Bud Selig happy after what he did to the game.
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Texas was built by hope. By people who had no business believing — but believed anyway.
To every Texan who’s ever wondered if anyone in power is paying attention: We are taking our state back.
Because a little bit of hope is a dangerous thing.
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I was also a Captain in Afghanistan in the dismounted close combat role. I never got time off to go to Kabul HQ.
You are dishonest, disrespectful and dishonourable @PeteHegseth
You shame your country as @SecWar
Hegseth on Afghanistan:
I was a captain in Afghanistan, and we would go to the headquarters in Kabul, and there would be 50 flags at the headquarters.
It was a beautiful thing to see 50 different countries contributing to the NATO alliance and the ISAF mission there.
Except there were like maybe five that contributed. It was actually closer to one or two that, by the end, were actually involved in kinetic operations.
In fact, the ISAF patch, we would joke that it meant "I Saw Americans Fighting."
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Over 1100 non-American soldiers from 31 US-allied countries were killed fighting in Afghanistan, approximately 1/3 of the total combat deaths.
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Thanks to Elon Musk’s magical flying cars our borders are now permanently OPEN.
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• Children coming home from school in coffins from 2000-2025: 529
• Children coming home from school with a sex-change surgery: still 0
YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT THE WRONG FUCKING SHIT!
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Congress Must Investigate Trump’s Aid and Comfort to Putin nationalreview.com/2026/10/c…
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No one should have to do this.
Regardless, let it inspire you.
What else can YOU be doing right now?
And, no, tweeting is not enough.
So it’s official: Reuters has confirmed that the White House gave the order to disrupt Starlink so Russia could attack Kyiv with no advanced warning. The US aided and abetted Putin’s killing of numerous civilians in Ukraine. Trump’s a traitor, a Russian asset who is using US military technology to help our enemy.
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Dan Sullivan with a real-life "It was my understanding that there would be no math" moment.
Sen. Dan Sullivan: "Can I ask the moderator a question? We weren't supposed to get these questions beforehand, were we?"
Moderator: "Neither one of you got questions beforehand. Absolutely not."
Sullivan: "Okay, I'm just watching my opponent read from questions that seem to be answered."
Mary Peltola: "I'm prepared."
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Oh, shit. Oh, fuck. Oh, damn.
All right, here we go.
<takes a deep breath>
Replying to @RepDonBacon
Fuck you and Ukraine. Name one thing Russia did to harm the U.S. and its people in the past two decades.
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In September 2026, the DOJ charged five members of a Russian intelligence network with conspiring to finance terrorism and commit murder-for-hire in the US, including a plot against a dissident on US soil.
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