Sounds more like the Israelis to me.

Anyone else remember that time when he said that he won't be sending 1 little ammo crate to israel to try and save face?

the only one acting like terrorists are USA and israel.

this seems familiar. where have i heard this before?

glad i got off of windows 10 before windows got worse. now i'm just sitting here laughing but also disappointed that people have to put up with let alone use this shit because it's the mainstream os

history class must suck in israel if they're saying shit like this lmao

ahh, the sponsor from LTT that mined your PC while at idle :)

Yeah I think they do that for movies as well. If directors want the real thing (because who doesn't like practical effects and having the real thing in shot?), they'll have to contact the DoD.

The DoD reviews the script for the movie, and they just water it down to absolute propaganda (they even say it out loud, they don't hide it). US is always good, enemy always bad, US wins and saves the day. If there's any criticism of the army, it's usually brief and with a very weak point.

Full Metal Jacket isn't approved by the DoD. Says everything you need to know about the, imo.

Very surprising that a local channel of a video game celebrates holidays/certain events of that particular nation in the game. Truly shocking!

mfs too lazy to use the onion smh. yeah it's a little slow but it's the best way to use zlib.

ye first time i heard about brave was in a sponsor segment on a youtube video, my first thoughts were "lol another chromium browser? rewards? bar? ok this seems shady as hell" and sure enough it is indeed shady af. the Tor mode had DNS leaks way back (besides who in their right mind would even use tor in a chromium browser), URL injections, brave not giving out BAT, also them spam mailing Brave pamphlets to customers (physical mail too, it was through i think UPS, which idk if that's technically considered a privacy violation, but to me, mailing someone a pamphlet out of the blue when you use their browser without your consent is quite literally a privacy violation, no matter where you got the data from or how you mailed it).

been gladly using firefox ever since version 3, best browser of all time.

discovered a workaround that i could get to the C drive, then discovered a program that could change the wallpaper and info text on the computer (the change was local to that specific computer). had a little bit of fun with that a couple of times. i also brought in a USB stick with Linux Mint installed on it and booted to that whenever i had free time (i mostly browsed the safe side of the darkweb [back when it was still interesting] and made keygen music in OpenMPT). fun times those were. also booting to mint led me to fully switch to linux so ye :)