I've got a couple of script blockers, an adblocker and a few other things.
Beast of Burden
I've got a couple of script blockers, an adblocker and a few other things.
in je ogen waait de wind
that's probably the reason. i have this anti-tracking plug-in called blur and when it's turned on i can't see these embedded twitter posts so i turned it off for dissensus.Originally Posted by version
in je ogen waait de wind
anyway. i was actually thinking yesterday that something seems to be in the air if you consider the unrest in hong-kong, ecuador, haiti, barcelona and paris all happening at the same time. even though they differ very much in why those protests are happening.
lala
or maybe an adblocker?
damn
works for me and i have adblocker (just in case) also privacy badger
what about try another browser?
lala
lala
in je ogen waait de wind
Beast of Burden
Took a rest stop that wasn't on the schedule
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Not as good as that motorbike crash photoshoot but same ballpark. I like it
in je ogen waait de wind
in je ogen waait de wind
sad to see what's happening in bolivia.
this was written in 2015 and seems very prophetic:
http://www.theartofannihilation.com/...-of-credendum/Further, oil accounts for approximately 29% of global fossil fuel reserves. Yet while pipelines are protested, along with fairly little concern by most about the bomb trains that have come with the fairly recent rail dynasty dominated by Warren Buffett and Bill Gates (made possible in large part by the NPIC) there is zero interest in the fact that unless consumption is radically diminished (think mass free transit systems in tandem with rations or bans on personal driving and flights), the oil will continue to proliferate and flow, along with trains and pipelines, for there is no full-scale, mass-market alternative to crude oil, with its primary market being transportation energy. The “alternatives” that do exist are false solutions that carry out more damage than good – under the guise and falsehoods of “green.” For those who hold tight to the dream of a global conversion to electric personal automobiles (for those of privilege), consider that this would simultaneously guarantee the destabilization, annihilation and occupation of Bolivia, which holds the world’s largest known lithium reserves.
Brown Sugar
in je ogen waait de wind
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This stuff with the lasers looks like a weaponised rave. I saw a clip of protesters bringing down a drone with them the other day and apparently they've been using them in Hong Kong and Chile to scramble facial recognition software.
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This seems to be an era of failed revolutions and counter revolutions.
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