LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

Putin has said that they are using precision munitions in Ukraine.

I have no way to prove or disprove this, but what is certain is that this image is of an unguided munition.

The coverup of identifying marks is another big tell.

But do you know what the biggest tell of all is?

The fact that the person holding the camera is right behind the guys playing with the bomb!

When was the last time you saw a news reporter being allowed to operate next to the bomb squad as they work?

FAKE FAKE FAKE!

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Which one of you is this

sick of this slow stutter lagging shit, this better fix it for real

Das waycist!

can't believe I haven't posted this since the war started

Restricted videos ... Youtube is the Devil. ...

https://watannetwork.com/

@LukeAlmighty the spawns are all off, the maps are boring. I get that it was supposed to be a multiplayer-heavy game, but it feels like everything is gimped on single player Arcade. What happened to the large scale war zones?

The kind of game that makes me realize, "wow, things really were better in the past...and we'll never get something that good again..."

The announcements followed DuckDuckGo ending its neutrality.

After DuckDuckGo announced that it would be abandoning its years-long commitment to “unbiased” search results by down-ranking “Russian disinformation,” two alternative search engines, Brave Search and Presearch, have committed to not censoring their search results.

Brendan Eich, the CEO of Brave Software (the company behind the privacy-focused Brave browser, Brave Search, and other products), told journalist and producer Naomi Brockwell that Brave Search doesn’t censor its results and detailed how Brave Search is expanding its own search index.

Presearch, a private, decentralized, blockchain-powered search engine, also tweeted that it “doesn’t censor.”

Presearch added: “That’s the power of decentralized, unbiased search. The need for decentralized, unbiased search will only grow from here.”



https://reclaimthenet.org/brave-search-presearch-not-censor/