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Joined March 2011
A once-boring laundry room transformed 🦚 The peacock wallpaper brings a touch of elegance and joy to an everyday space. Even the smallest rooms deserve some bling. #HomeEdit #TheGentleEdit #Interiors
I’m so pleased with how this wallpaper is turning out in the Laundry Room. #Wallpaper #interiordecor
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WHAT THE HECK IS HAPPENING?? 🚨 Black October, a summary of the VERY concerning events so far... 👇 Countries Telling People to Prepare • Japan 🇯🇵: 3 days of food and water, ideally a week, plus portable toilets; formal request Nov 2 • UK 🇬🇧: "Be Ready" launched Oct 22; 3 days of supplies, citing weather and cyberattacks • EU 🏰: 72 hours of supplies for all citizens • Taiwan 🇹🇼: one week of essentials in a go-bag by the door • Sweden 🇸🇪: urging up to a week of supplies • Finland 🇫🇮: 72 hours of food, water, medicine; €70 to €100 cash per person • Ireland 🇮🇪: 2.2M prep booklets mailed to every home • France 🇫🇷, Netherlands 🇳🇱: 72-hour home kits • Germany 🇩🇪, Poland 🇵🇱: similar warnings Software Flaws • PHP bugs let hackers take over sites • Node.js flaws patched same day as PHP • Critical GitLab bug • Indian certificate firm's weak keys blocked by browsers Corporate and Health • AI-assisted hacks hit John Deere and others • Quest Diagnostics patient data exposed • New Mexico hospital ransomware halted surgeries • Ransomware group hit 600+ organizations • Capcom lost millions of accounts • Major retailer disrupted • California student data stolen • Crypto wallet key stolen; devices to be destroyed Japan • GMO hacked; data, money stolen, ransom demanded • Emergency cyber plans underway • Nikkei lost 1.83M records • SBI records on dark web • IDCF Cloud ransomware hit hundreds US Elections • Midterms next week • Hack attempt on the Federal Election Commission (FEC), the US campaign-finance agency; filing system taken offline • Trump: will accept only honest results • Fears of federal interference at polls • Possible Iranian threats • Low trust; voters fear chaos • Iran war and gas prices weigh on mood • Chaos could hit markets Nation-State • Iran threatens undersea cables • Russia-linked wiper attack in Ukraine • Tor exit nodes hijacked Supply Chain • Fake package stole passwords and keys • OVHcloud and other packages shipped malware • Rank Math WordPress update spread malware • Hundreds of online stores infected • Two coding sites leaked secrets and accounts • ConnectWise backup identities compromised
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People get ready.
Your window to prepare, even with the basics, is closing. For those tracking the indicators that an event is increasingly likely, you know that it is now undeniable that something is brewing. It has now reached the point to where national governments are now overtly telling civilians to make preparations, however basic. As part of my career in the US intelligence community, one of things I supported was Counterintelligence threats to Continuity of Government (COG) and Continuity of Operations (COOP). Something i can say for absolute certain is that once governments signal that their citizens need to prepare, those preparations have already been conducted for national leadership. Governments plan for two course of action; bug in and bug out. Bug in involves hunkering down where they are. They lock down the facility. No one in and no one out. Bug out involves the relocation to a secure location that is away from potential threats, which includes hungry people. They lock down. No one in. No one out. It would be wise for you to assess your current situation and decide the appropriate course of action for yourself and family. What has been happening over the past several years is that the affluent have been making their own preparations for crisis, including efforts to secure survivable locations away from major population centers, storing food, water, and the means to defend those locations. The most recent loud signals are likely our last real warning. Governments from Eastern Europe to the UK are now telling people to have the basics on hand to weather a bad situation. Notably, this is on the back drop, for those that remember, when "prepping" was aligned with anti-government extremism under the Obama administration. What you will notice over the next several weeks is the expanding time period that governments call for people to prepare. In Europe, its currently between 3 days and a week. However, the US just sent the loudest signal concerning how significant the situation is; military bases must be self-sufficient for 90 days. The gravity of this can't be understated. The calls for preparedness will escalate in their time frames. 3 days will turn into a week. A week will turn in to a few weeks. A few weeks into a couple months. What Americans should know is that you will be on your own. FEMA does not have the resources to help people in a time of need during an event at national scale. You local authorities don't either. For those in major cities, you should know that almost two decades ago now the Asymmetric Warfare Group, in collaboration with the US military, conducted a study on the process that major population centers descend into chaos, anchored on the current "just in time" supply chain. In 3 days, a major city is out of food in the major stores. Looting starts, first whats left on shelves, then people start taking from one another. Suburbia is then the next harvest location. People organize and target food distribution warehouses. Then people head out into the country where people are prepared and things get ugly. My recommendation for people is to not focus on the "what", the catalyst for crisis. Focus on being prepared and prepare quietly. Those who fail to prepare will target those who they know are. This includes your own family members. You, at some point, will hear, "well if something happens, I'll just come to your house", stated as a joke. But this is not a joke. You have now become someone's backup plan. Don't allow this. Right now, you need to shift your mental paradigm. Randomize when you go to the store. Avoid dark hours. Slow down how many times Amazon deliveries show up at your house. And start to think about how to feign poverty. Affluence/comfort has a signature that is easy to spot and smell. You can't prepare forever. Even governments don't do that. What you need to do is prepare to weather the storm. As the saying in the military goes, "KISS"; Keep It Simple, Stupid. Water, rice, protein, canned foods. Then think basic medicines for colds, flu, and infections. Then think protection and communications. You don't need thousands of dollars, you just need to be smart. I've recommended this before, but I will say it again. Go watch two movies; "The Day After" and "Threads". This is not to scare you. This is so you can notice the indicators leading up to crisis. They are quiet at first. Governments say everything is fine. Then they say have basic preparations. Then they say have more because help wont be coming immediately. Most people will brush it off and just say it will pass. We are now at the part of both movies where governments are telling people to prepare and some degree of panic is setting in. This will get worse. You must identify your phase line for action. Assuming, in any way, that crisis will hit and the government will show up to rescue you is a mistake. Turn that fear you are feeling into focused action. For those that are prepared, keep preparing and be quiet. For those that are unprepared, start now and be quiet. For everyone, hang in there. Its going to get rough. 🥃
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You wont get many more warnings
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2030 Defend Harden Prevail
Today, we released CISA 2030: Defend, Harden, Prevail. This strategy will focus our efforts to address the rapidly evolving threat environment, strengthen the security and resilience of critical infrastructure, and protect the American people. Learn more: cisa.gov/CISA2030
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You don’t need an enterprise budget to build meaningful resilience. Tomorrow on #CISALive, discover no-cost CISA tools, scanning services, and tabletop exercises designed to help resource-constrained operators stay mission-ready. 🔗 Join live: linkedin.com/events/75180356…
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ICYMI: We launched our new strategy, CISA 2030: Defend, Harden, Prevail. As cyber, physical & geopolitical threats evolve, the strategy focuses CISA’s mission on protecting the infrastructure & services Americans rely on every day. Dive in: cisa.gov/CISA2030
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👀 Mark your calendars! Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month returns soon with resources and practical actions to help strengthen resilience. Stay tuned: cisa.gov/cisr #CISRMonth
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Compulsory national service signal sent.
'There must be some amongst them who would really benefit from some military training and would also benefit the nation.' Former British Army captain Hamish de Bretton-Gordon talks about NEETs doing national service. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604 🇬🇧 Become a Friend of GB News: gbnews.com/support
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Just How Big is the GOP’s Closet Case Problem? On the national security implications of Republican bigwigs’ secret, and not-so-secret, sexual habits
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OK, Churchill resisted Hitler, but he in fact "did a deal" -- with Stalin. Which is kinda how we eventually wound up in all this current mess with Russia. I wish you'd won in 2012, Senator, you would have contained Putin, but you're not making the point you think you are here.
Churchill could have shortened WW2 by years if he had just “done a deal” with Hitler. George Washington could have done a deal to end the American Revolution. Zelenskyy is in good company.
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Peace and Safety. 😒
Replying to @RRyanMalk @grok
You can knock New Zealand & Iceland off that list. WW3 will involve China & Australia, hence also NZ. And Iceland is of extreme strategic value for Russia & US. Switzerland, maybe, but that is still risky. Southern Africa & South America is my choices.
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Support is helping others succeed, not doing their job for them.
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RT @geriwithetc: Happy Birthday Roy Lichtenstein October 27, 1923 – September 29, 1997 This work is currently on display at Des Moines Art…
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“We want to build a community.” Comments are unanswered Customer ideas go nowhere Every email asks people to buy When does the community part start?
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Butterflies as tourists. I love it!
My radio-tagged Monarch butterfly RHE_Eta clearly is a tourist. Today it cruised the Olmec ruins and Olmec monuments at Tres Zapotes, Mexico. On October 15, it cruised the major US memorials and US monuments in Washington DC.
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Replying to @Parthenon1
No, most US bases (about 95%) still depend on the civilian grid, with diesel backups limited by fuel. FORTRESS aims to fix that with microgrids and portable reactors for 90-day independence. Nuclear silos like Minuteman sites have stronger built-in resilience: underground diesel tanks and generators keep launch controls and missiles operational for weeks even if the grid fails. Schlosser’s book covers the 1980 Damascus Titan II accident—a dropped tool sparked a fuel explosion that ejected the warhead without detonation—showing how maintenance risks can still threaten systems.
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Aren’t our military bases self-supporting, @grok? What about the nuclear silos? Recall Eric Shlosser’s 2013 book ‘Command & Control’ about the Arkansas near nuclear accident.
🚨 THE PENTAGON’S DOOMSDAY PLAN: The Pentagon is preparing for a nightmare scenario—a global war that could knock out power grids, cripple supply chains and leave U.S. military bases cut off from essential services. ⚡️ @JenGriffinFNC breaks down the 90-day survival plan.
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Time for a change?
Netanyahu loses seats, trails challenger Gadi Eisenkot in Israel election, exit polls show - here's what happens next trib.al/lU5mZmw
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