Good news from Georgia!

The Georgian Dream regime has announced it is shutting down NATO and EU Information Center is under the pretext of “institutional reorganization.” Reports have also surfaced from former employees who say they were dismissed from their posts.

No official explanation has been provided as to why the government chose to terminate the independent structure rather than reform or strengthen it.

Imagine going to the NATO and EU information center to actually seek out information

Looks like all the pressure worked.

This drone attack is only really the start of how bad drone warfare might get. Imagine this kind of attack deployed internally instead of externally. Against dissidents and political problems. You could just deploy 100,000 drones in one night against a mass database of the population where everyone scoring over 90points on your dissident metric receives a drone that night. Overnight every political problem your country has just disappears.

But from the other side... Imagine the terrorist potential of these attack too. Imagine if the IRA had access to this shit back when things were popping off. Think Thatcher would've survived? Fuck no. Car bombs? Who needs car bombs when you can just fly a drone into your target? There isn't even any way to adequately track anyone using these, you can 3d print all the drone parts, you only need to buy a motor and transmitter. Event the software itself can be drag and dropped from open source hobbyist projects. Hardest part is the explosive and the trigger. The hard parts won't be hard for long though, after the first person has done this that wants to encourage others to do it they will include how-to in their manifesto and that's going to cause tonnes of it to happen.

The next Luigi might be a dude they claim did it and the only evidence they have is that he was someone sitting on a bench looking at their smartphone (to control a drone) at the time of the attack.

Trying real hard not to be a total doomer here, but Intercept Brasil has just published a chilling article: https://www.intercept.com.br/2025/06/04/oficinas-google-meta-partido-bolsonaro/

Essentially, Google and Meta sent representatives to PL's (Bolsonaro's party) latest communication seminar to teach them how to best use the capabilities of AI in order to communicate with their followers. It's not even just an internal event where the worst ghouls chat with each other about how to undermine what's left of democracy, this is literally official representatives from these companies teaching them a masterclass on how to do AI prompts to generate text, images and videos.

Just straight up foreign interference, right there, out in the open.

Next year we'll have our presidential election here, and I think it'll be the world's first major election after the release of Google's boomer brain melting machine, the Veo3 model. This will likely be the first glimpse on what's coming down the line everywhere else in the world. We'll be a kind of lab experiment that the rest of the world should definitely pay attention to.

And, of course, our lovely government is seeking to open our country to foreign investment in the form of datacenters in impoverished cities. There will be zero resistance from the liberals in power. Right now, Bolsonaro's only role is as kingmaker, since he's currently barred from running for office, and at least the right still hasn't coalesced around a new leader. The pathetic centrist liberals in power are bleeding approval by the day. I'd like to huff some copium and say that this means there's fertile ground for an ascendant left, but they are nowhere to be seen.

We are absolutely cooked, and this is seriously yeeting me deeper into uncharted territories of Luddism. This slop factory needs to be fucking razed to the ground.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kramatorsk_railway_station_attack

Look at this shit from NATOpedia. Just straight up lying and confidently saying:

On 8 April 2022, a Russian[2][3][4][5][6][7][8] missile strike hit the railway station of the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The strike killed 63 civilians (including 9 children) and wounded 150 (including 34 children).

All of their sources are CNN, The Atlantic, Institute for the Study of War, BBC, etc. (People who are not present at the location of reporting and all pro-west rags).

They even give up the whole game a little later...

The missiles were initially misidentified as Iskander ballistic missiles.[20] Pavlo Kyrylenko, governor of Donetsk oblast, later specified that they had rather been Tochka-U missiles armed with cluster munitions.[15]

Huh, no mention of the fact that Ukraine still used Tochka-U missiles in its active service while Russia retired them in 2017. Nor any mention of the fact that video evidence and the various booster wreckage shows that the missile came from the west, all Ukrainian controlled territory at the time. Interesting how Russia managed to launch a missile they don't use from a place where they don't control.

The remnants of one of the missiles had the Russian words ЗА ДЕТЕЙ (za detey), meaning "[in revenge] for the children", painted in white on its outside.[21] It also bore serial number Ш91579, which investigators said could potentially help trace it back to its original arsenal.[22][23]

Blacks rule.

Most obvious false flag shit i've ever seen. Nazis were mad they keep dying and losing, so they perpetrate a false flag to try and wave the bloody shirt and get America more involved. Funny how these investigations from the west never went anywhere and dried up instantly. Huh, why would that happen? Something they don't want to reveal about who owned the missile? Oh wait, they give up the game again later...

Russian media also said that the serial number of the missile was in the same range as one used by Ukrainian forces. Serial numbers cannot be used to prove which side fired the missile, however, since all Tochka-U's were manufactured at a single site in Russia and distributed from there across the Soviet Union. As a result, there was, for example, a close serial number match between a Tochka-U used by Russia in Syria and one used by Ukraine in Snizhne.[39][40][41] Moreover, both Russia and Ukraine have made extensive use of munitions captured from the other side.[42][43]

Oh suddenly it's useless I guess what are ya gonna do.