Drew in the trenches pushing Anti-Somalitic blood libel 
Alternative title: how to run hexbear.net for almost 6 years and going.
Also she was German during a time of a war against Germany.
Let's be honest, they're all Germans at the end of the day.
But there is a very big tendency to assume innocence on the part of spouses, including on the left.
Someone tell Lenin he's doing it wrong to the romanovs
He's splitting from the catholic church and forming the angelimerican church with himself as the religious head of faith exclusively to let himself divorce his wife to marry his leather loveseat
I welcome our new Somalian overlords. From sea to shining sea, greater Somalia will be free.
On god there's just w after w that keeps frothing the hogs freshly anew every time I look
https://x.com/rightfulchosen/status/1996953649893781703
Okay I'll admit it, I do not have the posting prowess and creativity that matches up to a fingernail of the power wielded by the Somali-American people.
Does this mean if the major financial institutions start using TICKLE-ME-ELMO-bots as their digital tellers, and they have full access to the vaults and all the financial debt everyone owes to them...
Does this mean you could fight-club finance capital without any funny pop pop clay? Like break the shackles of tens of millions of people if you manage to figure out how to get the silly digi-furby to initiate a full purge of records plus deleting itself and everything linking you to it as a funny prank in Victoria 3?
Wait you're not actually the ai chatbot hand-crafted by Elon Musk and implemented into the site secretly when the admins allowed the site ownership to lapse and secretly coordinates with Elon Musk to sell out?
I'm shocked I tell you.
Battles kick up a lot of dust so you can't see anything. People are shouting and screaming. Most importantly? Knowing who was by your sides and behind you was how you avoided getting literally stabbed in the back.
PEOPLE ENJOYED WEARING GARISH COLORS AND IT HELPED IDENTIFY FRIEND FROM FOE! NOT DIFFERENT SHADES OF BLACK CHRISTOPHER NOLAN YOU STICK IN THE MUD FUCKER!
BECAUSE IT IS THE BEAR MONTHS!
SEPTEM-BEAR
OCTO-BEAR
NOVEM-BEAR
DECEM-BEAR!
THE FOUR HEAVENLY BEARS WHO HERALD THE DEATH OF THE YEAR EVERY YEAR SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL.
WORSHIP
THE
BEAR
Brand new song, really hits hard.
Edited with extemporaneous commentary for a special someone that enjoys riffs
A recent US Army exercise looked at life-saving medical care when wounded troops can't be flown out.
In an intense conflict, getting troops off the field or bringing in supplies could prove extremely difficult.
The exercise revived the "walking blood bank" concept from World War I, using soldiers.
Instead of preparing their soldiers for fighting a modern war, the U.S army is preparing their soldiers to larp like they're the nazis that got encircled in stalingrad but tell themselves theyre actually aiming for that authentic Verdun vibe.
Western troops may face deadlier fights in future wars. If helicopters can't fly medevac flights, the US Army's fallback for treating the wounded is a World War I approach: using soldiers as "walking blood banks."
Just an FYI: The U.S army basic deployed unit group is the nazi Kampfgruppe inspired-but-they-won't-openly-admit-it Brigade Combat Team. This is a maneuver unit whose force composition is motorized (infantry), mechanized (Stryker IFV) and/or armored (Abrams with Stryker support).
Can you guess why that doesn't really mesh well with the modern warfare we've been seeing out of Ukraine?
During a recent exercise on a German hillside, the Army and its allies and partners simulated enemy artillery fire that resulted in tremendous soldier casualties. Without air superiority for flying evacuations for the injured or bringing in needed supplies, life-saving treatment had to be done right near the fight.
Very appropriate they're in Germany. 
Front-line Army medical personnel practiced an old tactic making a comeback, with troops lining up to give blood directly to the wounded right on the battlefield. In this situation, blood transfusions were done with donations from soldiers who were pre-screened and prepared to donate blood on the fly.
So generally speaking ye olde standard issue medikit 'unit one pack' doesn't really have shit that let's you do man-to-man transfusions, but because the Army loves individualism medkits can vary in contents between different units and even just different individuals. So unless the Army gets it's shit together and actually acts like an army by creating standards, this idea of having private Joe dipshit suck-start a plastic straw shoved in this buddy's arm so he won't die of blood loss ain't gonna happen.
The exercise saw US soldiers from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and 1st Armored Division Combat Aviation Brigade training to provide prolonged care in the field, a necessity in situations like the Ukraine war, or potential future conflicts, where contested air makes it difficult to move injured troops off the battlefield for trauma care in the critical "golden hour" window.
Yeah, no. Sticking silly straws in your soldiers isn't it, chief. 
The US and its allies were able to enjoy that during the conflicts in the Middle East, but that might not be an option in the future.
Interesting how the golden age of western war-fighting was against people who didn't have jets or tanks but only flip-flops and dusty-ass AKs.
And they still lost.
Kemeny said that while the walking blood bank was something done previously, it is still innovative since it had been out of practice.
For good reason, dork
The US Army has been reexamining the role of "walking blood banks" in battle for a few years now. For instance, in 2019, the XVII Airborne Corps and Armed Services Blood Program partnered to identify soldiers with the universal blood type O who could become immediate donors on the battlefield.
Outside of trying to motivate boots to quit purely on the ground they're being turned into literal bloodbags to get slurped dry, the Army's literally one step away from the nazis and how they used captured civilians as bloodbags.
The effort could save lives, especially in remote locations where every second to treat wounded soldiers counts, personnel said at the time.
No seriously, the minimum warcrime mindset that's beaten into american soldiers is "get yourself and your own back home safely, damn everyone else". These fuckers will literally raze entire apartment complexes full of families because some jackass is taking pot-shots at them from it. No shit they're one step away from recreating Vyritsa concentration camp.
There have been other experiments as well. In early 2024, for example, Army medics participating in a large-scale joint exercise in Alaska told Business Insider about the difficulties of treating injuries in cold-weather environments like the Arctic. Blood transfusions in particular were complicated by the low temperatures, leading personnel to experiment with walking blood banks.
See? Training for the Stalingrad but telling themselves it's Tannenberg.
And in Ukraine, a Danish-Ukrainian initiative is mobilizing a "walking blood bank" that taps both civilians and soldiers as donors. The program helps offset severe blood shortages caused by Russia's full-scale invasion, which has driven up demand from mass casualties.
Mass casualties from throwing conscripts into machine gun fire in a live action reenactment of 'enemy at the gates' 
For the US and its allies, the return of walking blood banks as a concept is a clear reminder that future conflicts may demand not just new weapons, but also old practices reborn to keep soldiers alive when the skies aren't safe.
Hmmmmm maybe it'd be smarter to teach 'em how to make trenches that you can live in, with shelters and all that a la ww1 style. But hey, let them find out the fun way 
The perfect height for the pain-piggies to feast 
A small bit of it was featured in the horror game Mouthwashing funny enough.
Anyways I wanted to share its existence because it's wikipage had an interesting blurb from one of its critics, a fellow traveler I think.
In his book Paul Robeson and the Cold War Performance Complex, Tony Perucci notes that in Make Mine Freedom, "mob violence against Communist instigators is celebrated as patriotic. . .[w]ith Looney Tunes-style music, the raging mob attacks the Communist, running him out of town, as his screams fade into a patriotic fife and drum."
Wanted to post it because it seems a bit relevant now, no? It seems that the capitalists are finally wising up that the spectre of communism is still alive and is kicking up the "anti-woke" and anti-trans hysteria to 11 in order to trigger a reactionary backlash against the rapid rise of socialist consciousness among the people. Which gives me both hope and dread as our enemies are now starting to take the great game even more serious than before.
Vid below highlighting shit that may have been missed by casual onlookers. I think it's actually pretty good grounded speculation. I'd actually say that it might sort of be good enough to be approaching spoiler territory if you're good at extrapolating storyline narratives based off of scant info lol.
So it seems like it's very likely this is a sequel instead of a prequel, with at least three characters being confirmed to have crests of previous characters with one of them (guy pictured with the sword) having the most clear connection to three houses with his sword, appearance, and in-game abilities tying him directly to one of the story's previous characters.
What has me excited the most is the very distinct direction the story is going with how it seems to aiming for expanding the 3 houses world from Irishy heavy with kraut-roman seasoning worldbuilding to seemingly a more direct connection to Roman and Carthaginian / North African influinced worldbuilding. It's really making me hope the writers not only go out of their comfort zone of only making euro-japanese fantasy games into the wider grand world but also really stick the landing and breath new life into the genre alltogether.
Also I'm super fucking curious about why there's a gun in fire emblem now. Personally I'm betting on Agarthians but who the hell knows, its a whole new world now.
Genuinely there is no other people I have seen thus far run the game with back-to-back touchdowns.