Lee retweeted
9 yrs ago the world learned I was unjustly fired for posting this WH pool photo of me flipping off DJT. I went on to unseat a two-term MAGA, & was re-elected 4 yrs later. Now I’m running for County Chair to stop data center sprawl! Support our race here: bit.ly/4k2xwW3
Lee retweeted
Trump talked to Putin back in September. Since then Putin's money guy, Kirill Dmitriev has been omnipresent. He stays with Steve Witkoff when in Florida and meets privately with Kushner. Now Russia is in the White House. Transition planning from President to fugitive?
Lee retweeted
Every MAGAt in this picture has been accused, indicted, convicted of, or found civilly liable for sex crimes. Three are currently in jail.
Andrew Tate @Cobratate - Indicted/Charged with multiple counts or rape and human trafficking
Russell Brand @rustyrockets - Convicted of Rape
Donald Trump @DonaldTrump - Civilly Liable / A federal Judge stated he raped E. Jean Caroll
Mike Tyson @MikeTyson - Convicted of Rape
Conor McGregor @TheNotoriousMMA - Civilly liable for Sexual Assault
Lawrence Taylor @LT_56 - Registered Sex Offender. Arrest for sex with a minor.
Tristan Tate @TateTheTalisman - Indicted/Charged with multiple counts or rape and human trafficking
Lee retweeted
This was the lead prosecutor in charge of a sprawling investigation who sent out dozens of subpoenas to Trump’s enemies based essentially on a MAGA fever dream.
It was a Deep State conspiracy theory in search of a legal theory.
Lee retweeted
And there it is — the absurd “grand conspiracy” inquisitor, gone!
United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Jason Reding Quiñones submitted his resignation from the Department of Justice. We are grateful for Jason’s leadership in combatting violent crime, drug trafficking, sex trafficking, and transnational crime, including the indictment of Raúl Castro. Jason has served the Department multiple times over his distinguished career, and we thank him for his service to this country.
Lee retweeted
This image is all over X.
That is the cargo ship Kazan and not a TANKER.
Kazan has been dark on AIS since March of 2025 - 612 days ago.
There is no telling why she sunk?
Lee retweeted
Most tracked flight NOW is Pope Leo’s 🇻🇦 Rome to Montevideo ITY4000 👇
Uruguay 🇺🇾 highly separates state and religion: 47% have no faith, official spaces lack religious icons, presidents don't swear on Bibles, Christian holidays are renamed, and progressive laws are enacted.
Lee retweeted
A Russian civilian guided a Ukrainian drone onto a bukhanka with occupiers in one of the border villages.
Kegsbreath is toast
.@PeteHegseth, cabinet secretaries shouldn't be wasting taxpayer dollars on campaign style videos. Kristi Noem learned that the hard way.
This is about you: the incompetence you’ve displayed, the bad advice you’ve given to president, and your shameful and embarassing episodes from firing our top generals to texting war plans to reporters.
Lee retweeted
Hey @grok, did F-35 military jets momentarily do a flyover of the Epstein press conference in DC and drown out the survivors and their supporters who were trying to speak?
Lee retweeted
🚨🚨From a source close to incoming Tennessee Gov. Marsha Blackburn:
"[Pete Hegseth] is not being considered [for Senate]. This is nothing more than Washington, D.C., spin from a bunch of consultants with nothing better to do. The Blackburn team is focused on the transition, not entertaining baseless speculation. Dc won't pick the next senator."
Lee retweeted
OpenSSH shipped an emergency fix today.
For a flaw that lets attackers into some Linux servers without the password.
Alpine Linux is the big one.
Anything on musl without PAM.
The exploit is not clever.
Send a password longer than 256 characters.
About 300 letter As.
That's it.
Accounts that never accept a password accept it.
Key-only users. LDAP users. Root on Alpine since 3.16.
Those accounts store a star instead of a password hash.
Long password in. The hash check says match.
Login succeeds.
One connection. Works every time.
Default settings still block direct root password login.
Unless an admin changed that.
The accounts you locked down specifically so they would never accept a password.
Are the ones that accept any password.
Özgün Kültekin of Wakefield found it.
Reported it to OpenSSH.
A day later there was a fix.
OpenSSH says the root cause is outside OpenSSH.
But they patched it anyway.
Damien Miller says long embargoes now mostly help attackers.
Because AI agents rediscover bugs within hours.
So the disclosure window is one day.
Admins have until their coffee gets cold.
Miller's instructions were to disable password logins or SSH itself immediately.
Glibc is fine. PAM is fine. Debian and Ubuntu are fine.
Alpine runs half the containers on earth.
It's unusual for one to be running SSH.
Probably.
In 2024 attackers needed two years of social engineering to backdoor sshd.
In 2026 you need the letter A.
Three hundred times.
‼️ BREAKING: OpenSSH has rushed out a fix for a critical flaw that lets attackers log into some Linux servers without the right password.
The team learned of the bug a day earlier. OpenSSH's Damien Miller says long embargoes now mostly help attackers, because AI agents rediscover bugs, sometimes within hours.
It hits Linux systems on the musl C library with PAM off, such as Alpine Linux. Miller told admins to disable password logins or SSH itself "IMMEDIATELY".
Version 10.6p2 works around it. Systems on glibc or PAM are not affected, and Miller says the root cause sits outside OpenSSH.
Lee retweeted
Have been sifting through election denialist spaces online the past couple days and these people are at each other's throats, spitting mad and hysterical that the admin got its lunch taken so bad that they didn't play along this time. We have not seen max crash-out yet.
Lee retweeted
COFFIN CORNER: WHEN THERE’S ALMOST NO ROOM FOR ERROR
At high altitudes, an aircraft can reach a critical point where its stall speed and maximum operating speed become dangerously close. Even slight turbulence, a sharp turn, or an attempt to climb can push it beyond these limits.
The safest recovery may be to descend, increasing the margin between the two limits and restoring a safer flight envelope.
That’s why pilots call it the Coffin Corner , a situation where even a small mistake can have catastrophic consequences.
Note: Coffin corner is a possible aerodynamic factor, not a confirmed cause of the Learjet 60 crash.
