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>becomes princess
>invites non-pony creatures to teach them the magic of friendship
>her all-creature school is a fucking chaotic mess
>becomes ruler of equestria
>"equus" literally means horse
>breaks the thousand-year long ways of Celestia where everything was working just fine
>turns her nation into multi-ethnic mess with all kinds of things crawling and flying
What the fuck was her problem
>invites non-pony creatures to teach them the magic of friendship
>her all-creature school is a fucking chaotic mess
>becomes ruler of equestria
>"equus" literally means horse
>breaks the thousand-year long ways of Celestia where everything was working just fine
>turns her nation into multi-ethnic mess with all kinds of things crawling and flying
What the fuck was her problem
What the fuck is this shit?
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>>389984
if that happen , i will post about V2ray vpn
and i will send you guys some ipv6 proxies
other can do that as well
if that happen , i will post about V2ray vpn
and i will send you guys some ipv6 proxies
other can do that as well
>>389981
As per fucking usual.
(((They))) want complete control over when you get your rocks off and what you get them off to.
As per fucking usual.
(((They))) want complete control over when you get your rocks off and what you get them off to.
>>389988
Are those (((They))) evangelicals right?
cause those are the biggest jew's cock sucking rapture watching dooms day praying end of the world wanting assholes that i know
jewtube is full of their bullshit *AI* slop videos about how Jesus loves jews and yahweh is the true god and how we should want the best for the israelis...
--
just search rapture on the u-tube , you would know what i am talking about
Are those (((They))) evangelicals right?
cause those are the biggest jew's cock sucking rapture watching dooms day praying end of the world wanting assholes that i know
jewtube is full of their bullshit *AI* slop videos about how Jesus loves jews and yahweh is the true god and how we should want the best for the israelis...
--
just search rapture on the u-tube , you would know what i am talking about
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Hey folks (Christians and maybe others)!
Just a Muslim here, wandering around in these waters, kinda like a lot of you christers are. Wanted to share a thought that's been bugging me for a while, especially after seeing threads like the ones I'll link below:
https://mlpol.net/ub/8162@200
https://mlpol.net/mlpol/389423@200
What's really strange to me as a Muslim is this relationship and respect that it seems many of Christians have towards jews. I'm not saying I know every single detail in your Bible or your theology, no. But from our Muslim perspective, pretty much all jews throughout history have been our enemies, and still are, just like they were for Christians. Think about all the prophets and good people they killed or harassed. And even remember stories like the People of the Pit (Ashab al-Ukhdud), where believers (understood as Christians) were burned alive just for their faith. This shows how they treated those who followed God's path. So, it's weird to me that you guys have to respect them so much, or at least feel obliged to accept them.
We Muslims, especially us Shias, actually don't have a problem with Christians at all. On the contrary, we even respect them. Maybe you'll be surprised, but we believe Jesus Christ (a great prophet of God) will return at the end times and appear alongside Imam Mahdi. And when Christ comes, real Christians will see the truth of Islam and believe in it. That's why a lot of Shias see sincere Christians as future Muslims, and prefer them to stay firm in their faith for now. This idea is very very rare concerning jews, because like I said, they've mostly been enemies.
Now, about the historical enmity between Muslims and Christians, like the Crusades or current conflicts: most of that stuff was just a political game for power, not a real religious war. And sadly, as history has shown and current evidence suggests, a lot of these games and divisions have been orchestrated by people whose name is jew, and unfortunately, they are run by them. They've been behind many of the conflicts between Muslims and Christians, trying to keep us divided. Both sides (Muslims and Christians) shouldn't fall for this.
Maybe you'll say Sunnis are different? I'm not super familiar with the exact details of all Sunni denominations either, but as far as I know, they also believe in respecting other monotheistic God-believing religions (except maybe jews, because their history is different). But about Shias, I can confidently say there's no particular enmity towards Christians, and it's even recommended to unite with other religions in these times of godlessness and immorality.
So, who is our real common enemy? The immorality and godlessness that's spread so much in modern society... and the jews. Not everyone whose name is jew, no. I mean the ones who are only jews by name, otherwise they haven't gotten a whiff of their own religion. If they were real jews and acted according to their book, over 90% of them would have converted to Christianity or Islam by now! So the ones who remained and are doing these things... well, they're not "real jews" in my opinion, but rather agents of a specific agenda.
I think now, in this sensitive global situation, we need to be careful. Who are the real enemies of humanity? It's these "jews" (by my definition) and anti-human/anti-religious ideologies like lgbt and all the other stuff destroying morality.
Those talks you see in these forums and elsewhere, saying Christianity destroyed european civilization, that comes from the exact same place that says Islam destroyed the Iranian Aryan civilization! All of this is made up by the same people who want to create division between Islam and Christianity. Their goal is to make us fight each other so they can do their work easily.
If we actually practice our religions properly, the result isn't destruction, it's the opposite! We had the Islamic Golden Age (which owed a lot to Iranian scientists by the way) in history, you had the Renaissance. These are results from times when people adhered to certain principles, not the current state of degeneracy and immorality.
So please, change your minds, go study, and see how much they have lied and are lying to us. This isn't a war between us and you. The main enemy is somewhere else.
I'm really eager to hear your thoughts. Since I don't know much about the details of the different Christian denominations (Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and all those sub-branches...) and the history of Judaism's place in Christianity, I'd appreciate it if someone could give a brief explanation. And if any of you Christians can explain why there's so much respect for Judaism in Christianity despite everything, I'd be interested to hear (from the perspective of ordinary people, not university professors).
Looking forward to your comments!
Just a Muslim here, wandering around in these waters, kinda like a lot of you christers are. Wanted to share a thought that's been bugging me for a while, especially after seeing threads like the ones I'll link below:
https://mlpol.net/ub/8162@200
https://mlpol.net/mlpol/389423@200
What's really strange to me as a Muslim is this relationship and respect that it seems many of Christians have towards jews. I'm not saying I know every single detail in your Bible or your theology, no. But from our Muslim perspective, pretty much all jews throughout history have been our enemies, and still are, just like they were for Christians. Think about all the prophets and good people they killed or harassed. And even remember stories like the People of the Pit (Ashab al-Ukhdud), where believers (understood as Christians) were burned alive just for their faith. This shows how they treated those who followed God's path. So, it's weird to me that you guys have to respect them so much, or at least feel obliged to accept them.
We Muslims, especially us Shias, actually don't have a problem with Christians at all. On the contrary, we even respect them. Maybe you'll be surprised, but we believe Jesus Christ (a great prophet of God) will return at the end times and appear alongside Imam Mahdi. And when Christ comes, real Christians will see the truth of Islam and believe in it. That's why a lot of Shias see sincere Christians as future Muslims, and prefer them to stay firm in their faith for now. This idea is very very rare concerning jews, because like I said, they've mostly been enemies.
Now, about the historical enmity between Muslims and Christians, like the Crusades or current conflicts: most of that stuff was just a political game for power, not a real religious war. And sadly, as history has shown and current evidence suggests, a lot of these games and divisions have been orchestrated by people whose name is jew, and unfortunately, they are run by them. They've been behind many of the conflicts between Muslims and Christians, trying to keep us divided. Both sides (Muslims and Christians) shouldn't fall for this.
Maybe you'll say Sunnis are different? I'm not super familiar with the exact details of all Sunni denominations either, but as far as I know, they also believe in respecting other monotheistic God-believing religions (except maybe jews, because their history is different). But about Shias, I can confidently say there's no particular enmity towards Christians, and it's even recommended to unite with other religions in these times of godlessness and immorality.
So, who is our real common enemy? The immorality and godlessness that's spread so much in modern society... and the jews. Not everyone whose name is jew, no. I mean the ones who are only jews by name, otherwise they haven't gotten a whiff of their own religion. If they were real jews and acted according to their book, over 90% of them would have converted to Christianity or Islam by now! So the ones who remained and are doing these things... well, they're not "real jews" in my opinion, but rather agents of a specific agenda.
I think now, in this sensitive global situation, we need to be careful. Who are the real enemies of humanity? It's these "jews" (by my definition) and anti-human/anti-religious ideologies like lgbt and all the other stuff destroying morality.
Those talks you see in these forums and elsewhere, saying Christianity destroyed european civilization, that comes from the exact same place that says Islam destroyed the Iranian Aryan civilization! All of this is made up by the same people who want to create division between Islam and Christianity. Their goal is to make us fight each other so they can do their work easily.
If we actually practice our religions properly, the result isn't destruction, it's the opposite! We had the Islamic Golden Age (which owed a lot to Iranian scientists by the way) in history, you had the Renaissance. These are results from times when people adhered to certain principles, not the current state of degeneracy and immorality.
So please, change your minds, go study, and see how much they have lied and are lying to us. This isn't a war between us and you. The main enemy is somewhere else.
I'm really eager to hear your thoughts. Since I don't know much about the details of the different Christian denominations (Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and all those sub-branches...) and the history of Judaism's place in Christianity, I'd appreciate it if someone could give a brief explanation. And if any of you Christians can explain why there's so much respect for Judaism in Christianity despite everything, I'd be interested to hear (from the perspective of ordinary people, not university professors).
Looking forward to your comments!
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>>389955
>Are you guys Nazis?
You could say yes. Overall, I agree with Nazi ideology (partly because I'm Aryan, and partly because I'm against forced mixing and against Jews).
>Is the pipeline shit real?
I don't think so. Even before I ever went on /pol/, I noticed the similarities just by reading Mein Kampf.
>Are you guys Nazis?
You could say yes. Overall, I agree with Nazi ideology (partly because I'm Aryan, and partly because I'm against forced mixing and against Jews).
>Is the pipeline shit real?
I don't think so. Even before I ever went on /pol/, I noticed the similarities just by reading Mein Kampf.
>>389955
>pipeline shit
You just put the wrong type of shit in your crackpipe, that's all there is to it
>pipeline shit
You just put the wrong type of shit in your crackpipe, that's all there is to it
>>389950
>Our Land Our Choice.
White people did not existed in america
if you are true to your words
get out of there and bring it back to native americans
--
joke aside
this is the planet that God (and by that i mean Our Lord Jesus) given to us and He loves everyone equally
He created all of races and languages and all ethnics
and He loves all of His servant
--
we as Christians should act fair and kind toward them so they might find our way appealing to them , and they might become a Christian too one day
--
also this stupid crusading wars between islam-fags and Christians got us no where , no winner just losers
>Our Land Our Choice.
White people did not existed in america
if you are true to your words
get out of there and bring it back to native americans
--
joke aside
this is the planet that God (and by that i mean Our Lord Jesus) given to us and He loves everyone equally
He created all of races and languages and all ethnics
and He loves all of His servant
--
we as Christians should act fair and kind toward them so they might find our way appealing to them , and they might become a Christian too one day
--
also this stupid crusading wars between islam-fags and Christians got us no where , no winner just losers
OP you really need to stop preaching islam here
waste majority of us are Christians
and we don't wanna get manipulated to join the dark side
waste majority of us are Christians
and we don't wanna get manipulated to join the dark side
>Spoonfeed me. What's this thread about?
This thread typically consists of Anon gone filly, as he's thrust into a new life as a cute little pony.
>What's to be expected?
Fillies, cuteness, Anon-tier shenanigans, bitchy Twilight, desires to be the little filly, etc..
>Any archive of photos or stories?
Dropbox (Photos):
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/h46ituoalc71wp9/AACmTe3H8s10ArK3-5Q_3juqa?dl=0
Stories:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BP6aPchH3lGIRdzd78IWykMCXuKLrNABi6bxZGVTy9c/edit
>I'm a contributor.
Great! For writers, just notify All Nighter Fgt Lone15, so you can have your green added to the Doc. For artists, animators, or any other content makers, you can store your fillies in the Dropbox for future viewing pleasure.
Some especially based faggot also recently compiled nearly every filly image ever created, which you can check out here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AowOdwFzlbRk0FVZsRGRYe2hyKhzo2h3?usp=sharing
Assess how well you fit into the filly hivemind: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/personality-quiz/?group=-LdS-38NvfIG9PHPrYB8
>I don't like this thread because of reasons.
You'll never know how it is unless you try a dose of filly.
Old-mare Thread: >>325047 →
This thread typically consists of Anon gone filly, as he's thrust into a new life as a cute little pony.
>What's to be expected?
Fillies, cuteness, Anon-tier shenanigans, bitchy Twilight, desires to be the little filly, etc..
>Any archive of photos or stories?
Dropbox (Photos):
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/h46ituoalc71wp9/AACmTe3H8s10ArK3-5Q_3juqa?dl=0
Stories:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BP6aPchH3lGIRdzd78IWykMCXuKLrNABi6bxZGVTy9c/edit
>I'm a contributor.
Great! For writers, just notify All Nighter Fgt Lone15, so you can have your green added to the Doc. For artists, animators, or any other content makers, you can store your fillies in the Dropbox for future viewing pleasure.
Some especially based faggot also recently compiled nearly every filly image ever created, which you can check out here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AowOdwFzlbRk0FVZsRGRYe2hyKhzo2h3?usp=sharing
Assess how well you fit into the filly hivemind: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/personality-quiz/?group=-LdS-38NvfIG9PHPrYB8
>I don't like this thread because of reasons.
You'll never know how it is unless you try a dose of filly.
Old-mare Thread: >>325047 →
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Anonymous
No.389873
https://news.sky.com/story/pakistan-warns-kashmir-row-could-lead-to-all-out-war-with-india-13355033
Following a mass shooting in Kashmir that left 26 tourists dead that India have blamed on Pakistan, relations between the two countries have broken down.
Indian Prime Minister Modi has vowed to purse those responsible to the ends of the Earth while Pakistan's defence minister warns the row could result in all out war between the two countries.
Both countries have nuclear weapons.
Following a mass shooting in Kashmir that left 26 tourists dead that India have blamed on Pakistan, relations between the two countries have broken down.
Indian Prime Minister Modi has vowed to purse those responsible to the ends of the Earth while Pakistan's defence minister warns the row could result in all out war between the two countries.
Both countries have nuclear weapons.
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>>389926
I'd imagine it was the pilots more than anything else, Chinese "advisors" were flying the J-10C's but the Indians actually put their own pilots in the Rafales.
I'd imagine it was the pilots more than anything else, Chinese "advisors" were flying the J-10C's but the Indians actually put their own pilots in the Rafales.
>>389948
Modern air combat is a lot more than the pilot's skills because missiles are launched beyond the horizon and it is mostly about who has the better tech to detect and launch first.
Modern air combat is a lot more than the pilot's skills because missiles are launched beyond the horizon and it is mostly about who has the better tech to detect and launch first.
>If you would like to join, make a sensible loadout here at:
innawoods.net
>And if you want to bring in something special or anything not on the list, shop it in. Don't go overboard, though.
>When you're done, read over the Operator's Handbook:
https://ponepaste.org/7810
>Or the Hoofbook if you wanna be a pony:
https://ponepaste.org/7812
>Then drop a post here.
>Overall Pastes:
https://ponepaste.org/user/PonyStrangler
>Bulletin Board:
https://ponepaste.org/7806
>Previous Thread:
>>352263 → →
innawoods.net
>And if you want to bring in something special or anything not on the list, shop it in. Don't go overboard, though.
>When you're done, read over the Operator's Handbook:
https://ponepaste.org/7810
>Or the Hoofbook if you wanna be a pony:
https://ponepaste.org/7812
>Then drop a post here.
>Overall Pastes:
https://ponepaste.org/user/PonyStrangler
>Bulletin Board:
https://ponepaste.org/7806
>Previous Thread:
>>352263 → →
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>>389924
>>389944
>Placing the Sphaler Core in her lap, Katyal holds both hands palm upwards, which the mystical butterfly bends forwards at.
"Take a bottle of water and pour it into a cube mold to freeze at thirty degrees, that's this hand."
>Lifting the right up slightly.
"Now take that same volume bottle but mix a five percent salt water solution to pour into the same mold, but freeze that one at twenty-five degrees, that's this hand."
>Wiggling the left.
"Each one produces different stages of molecular alignment. Basic thermo-chemistry, I know, but consider the ramifications of what the Temples were doing, testing millions of alternate steps related to a simple process: making an ice cube.
With this we have to narrow down each factor specifically involved in creating an artificially contained but thoroughly natural Mystic-class Elemarental, something that-"
>Looking up at An`Meliu creeping forwards, the antennae twitch apart expectantly.
"She can visibly see. I think. I hope.. can you?"
>A short, tiny nod.
"I can suffice for an Earth Elemarental, Hodch... can basically do everything else. Except fo-"
>Quickly snapping to present an exasperated glare at her, the Reservist's stare reads somewhere between 'I know where you live' and 'I could eat your soul but don't want to, yet'.
>Clicking her tongue once, the woman's gaze travels right.
"Aaaaaanyway... I'm gonna inspect this thing a bit closer before I step on the wrong mine. Again."
>Picking up the Sphalerite in both hands, she leans in close, eyes closing while whispering faint, tracing words similar to Farsi.
[1d6 = 4] <B.Mysticism
[1d6 = 4]
>Poking at individual gems, Dul hoofs each over to the unicorn for safe keeping, though spares you an earth pony equivalent version of mollified.
'She has no idea what to say.'
[1d6 = 1] <Vortex Adapt
[1d6+5 = (1+5) = 6] <Siren's Gaze
*"All right, gonna kick into high gear. Hodch, wipe the traces off this thing would you, just.. a little more gently than last time. And mind giving me a digital hand little lady?"*
[1d6+20 = (2+20) = 22] <Maximum Speed
[1d6+20 = (3+20) = 23]
[1d6+20 = (3+20) = 23]
[1d6+20 = (1+20) = 21]
>Ceased from their perusals, both share a 'can I stop being interrupted?' stare, the unicorn merely snorting, then waves an oblique circle in the air with one hoof.
>Distinct, forceful pressures sweep across the Landbarge's exterior, leaving a peculiar spot on top alone.
[1d6+8 = (6+8) = 14] <ExoTech Optronic Particle Scanner
[1d6+8 = (3+8) = 11]
[1d6+8 = (2+8) = 10]
[1d6+9 = (1+9) = 10] <GM.Mysticism: Cover-That-Which-We-Are
[1d6+9 = (4+9) = 13]
[1d6+9 = (1+9) = 10]
[1d6+9 = (5+9) = 14]
"Happen to have any geology training, particularly identifying flawless gems? Haven't found any other unusual ones aside from the Falkite."
>Spoken towards you, the unicorn visibly intending to calm down through working rather than snap.
[1d6+8 = (1+8) = 9] <E.Research
[1d6+8 = (1+8) = 9]
[1d6+8 = (6+8) = 14]
>>389944
>Placing the Sphaler Core in her lap, Katyal holds both hands palm upwards, which the mystical butterfly bends forwards at.
"Take a bottle of water and pour it into a cube mold to freeze at thirty degrees, that's this hand."
>Lifting the right up slightly.
"Now take that same volume bottle but mix a five percent salt water solution to pour into the same mold, but freeze that one at twenty-five degrees, that's this hand."
>Wiggling the left.
"Each one produces different stages of molecular alignment. Basic thermo-chemistry, I know, but consider the ramifications of what the Temples were doing, testing millions of alternate steps related to a simple process: making an ice cube.
With this we have to narrow down each factor specifically involved in creating an artificially contained but thoroughly natural Mystic-class Elemarental, something that-"
>Looking up at An`Meliu creeping forwards, the antennae twitch apart expectantly.
"She can visibly see. I think. I hope.. can you?"
>A short, tiny nod.
"I can suffice for an Earth Elemarental, Hodch... can basically do everything else. Except fo-"
>Quickly snapping to present an exasperated glare at her, the Reservist's stare reads somewhere between 'I know where you live' and 'I could eat your soul but don't want to, yet'.
>Clicking her tongue once, the woman's gaze travels right.
"Aaaaaanyway... I'm gonna inspect this thing a bit closer before I step on the wrong mine. Again."
>Picking up the Sphalerite in both hands, she leans in close, eyes closing while whispering faint, tracing words similar to Farsi.
[1d6 = 4] <B.Mysticism
[1d6 = 4]
>Poking at individual gems, Dul hoofs each over to the unicorn for safe keeping, though spares you an earth pony equivalent version of mollified.
'She has no idea what to say.'
[1d6 = 1] <Vortex Adapt
[1d6+5 = (1+5) = 6] <Siren's Gaze
*"All right, gonna kick into high gear. Hodch, wipe the traces off this thing would you, just.. a little more gently than last time. And mind giving me a digital hand little lady?"*
[1d6+20 = (2+20) = 22] <Maximum Speed
[1d6+20 = (3+20) = 23]
[1d6+20 = (3+20) = 23]
[1d6+20 = (1+20) = 21]
>Ceased from their perusals, both share a 'can I stop being interrupted?' stare, the unicorn merely snorting, then waves an oblique circle in the air with one hoof.
>Distinct, forceful pressures sweep across the Landbarge's exterior, leaving a peculiar spot on top alone.
[1d6+8 = (6+8) = 14] <ExoTech Optronic Particle Scanner
[1d6+8 = (3+8) = 11]
[1d6+8 = (2+8) = 10]
[1d6+9 = (1+9) = 10] <GM.Mysticism: Cover-That-Which-We-Are
[1d6+9 = (4+9) = 13]
[1d6+9 = (1+9) = 10]
[1d6+9 = (5+9) = 14]
"Happen to have any geology training, particularly identifying flawless gems? Haven't found any other unusual ones aside from the Falkite."
>Spoken towards you, the unicorn visibly intending to calm down through working rather than snap.
[1d6+8 = (1+8) = 9] <E.Research
[1d6+8 = (1+8) = 9]
[1d6+8 = (6+8) = 14]
>>389944
>Taking stock of the stillshots undeniably showing changes in Dul's form, Pareidolia half scoffs and sighs with an unamused look.
"Fine. Noted."
>He opts to provide an affirmative look towards Shiibo's display rather than verbally respond to her suggestion.
(It does beg the question. With pony and Dynastic culture and resources available, they should have easily achieved success.)
>Seeing Hodch begin sorting through the gem pile, he stands and makes his way over. Kneeling to assist in the sorting process.
[1d6+6 = (5+6) = 11] <Graduate Researcher + MECCT
[1d6+6 = (4+6) = 10]
[1d6+6 = (2+6) = 8]
[1d6+6 = (5+6) = 11]
>Other than nodding at Hodch and Katyal's explanations, he remains quiet until their lecture is complete.
"All that to say, this core happens to be the exact base composition we would need to repair that particular form of Spiral's core. The description of its creation process is yes, very similar to particle synthesis and human attempts to create or discover new elements on the periodic table."
>Ignoring Katyal's joke, he glances up from the gem pile as Hodch notes needing the only weapon in his arsenal that bears a Lunar enchantment.
"Understood."
>As the details of the process, jargon, and probabilities are discussed and finalized, he mentally notes that this is essentially a high risk, semi-uncontrolled fission experiment of some kind.
(Potential applications are staggering. But if this can be used to save Spiral then it must be.)
>>389945
>He looks up briefly at the odd companion butterfly so named "An'Meliu" as Katyal details the steps in this process, then as she begins her inspection speaks to Hodch.
"If the Dynasty under Silver's reign was conducting experiments like this at such scale, how was none of this progress kept into the present? I don't believe the other factions of this planet would have destroyed all records, and the applications of these research directions are apparent to even the uninitiated. Is there any information on Silver's own views on this work?"
>Noticing Dul's clear fish-out-of-water behavior, he shakes his head and holds up a hand to wave dismissively once.
"I wasn't expecting anything like this on this operation, you don't need to worry about contributing to something this complicated. Just keep doing what you are."
>Shaking his head at Hodch's question, he hefts a gem up for a closer inspection of any flaws on its facets.
"None. Only tangential exposure via research work involving minerals occasionally."
(Engineering typically had more interest in the practical applications of those...)
>Taking stock of the stillshots undeniably showing changes in Dul's form, Pareidolia half scoffs and sighs with an unamused look.
"Fine. Noted."
>He opts to provide an affirmative look towards Shiibo's display rather than verbally respond to her suggestion.
(It does beg the question. With pony and Dynastic culture and resources available, they should have easily achieved success.)
>Seeing Hodch begin sorting through the gem pile, he stands and makes his way over. Kneeling to assist in the sorting process.
[1d6+6 = (5+6) = 11] <Graduate Researcher + MECCT
[1d6+6 = (4+6) = 10]
[1d6+6 = (2+6) = 8]
[1d6+6 = (5+6) = 11]
>Other than nodding at Hodch and Katyal's explanations, he remains quiet until their lecture is complete.
"All that to say, this core happens to be the exact base composition we would need to repair that particular form of Spiral's core. The description of its creation process is yes, very similar to particle synthesis and human attempts to create or discover new elements on the periodic table."
>Ignoring Katyal's joke, he glances up from the gem pile as Hodch notes needing the only weapon in his arsenal that bears a Lunar enchantment.
"Understood."
>As the details of the process, jargon, and probabilities are discussed and finalized, he mentally notes that this is essentially a high risk, semi-uncontrolled fission experiment of some kind.
(Potential applications are staggering. But if this can be used to save Spiral then it must be.)
>>389945
>He looks up briefly at the odd companion butterfly so named "An'Meliu" as Katyal details the steps in this process, then as she begins her inspection speaks to Hodch.
"If the Dynasty under Silver's reign was conducting experiments like this at such scale, how was none of this progress kept into the present? I don't believe the other factions of this planet would have destroyed all records, and the applications of these research directions are apparent to even the uninitiated. Is there any information on Silver's own views on this work?"
>Noticing Dul's clear fish-out-of-water behavior, he shakes his head and holds up a hand to wave dismissively once.
"I wasn't expecting anything like this on this operation, you don't need to worry about contributing to something this complicated. Just keep doing what you are."
>Shaking his head at Hodch's question, he hefts a gem up for a closer inspection of any flaws on its facets.
"None. Only tangential exposure via research work involving minerals occasionally."
(Engineering typically had more interest in the practical applications of those...)
>>389966
>Creating a desk to beat her digital head against, once, the avatar gives a simple thumbs up.
'I apologize sir, yet you must be more careful regarding physical attraction vectors. I do not thoroughly understand the vagaries of Human/Pony Relations, nor the reverse interactions thereof.
However I cannot suggest being aloof nor insensitive. In order to prevent physical, verbal, and other miscommunications, there are two common protocols which display a clear lack of interest. The first option is to perform the standard earth pony soft-honored-denial motion, like so-'
>Creating an earth pony wireframe model, it makes a strangely polite, slow stamping motion with the left rear hoof, likewise devising a human version performing nearly the same.
'It translates equally. Second is to, when with a specific pony whom may, has, or will, approach you with potentially unwanted advances, state you do not have the inclination towards such in a firm yet understanding tone.'
>A raucous smirk quickly forms, then disappears.
'If you can, sir.'
>Far more seriously now, 'Shiibo' stands at a strict parade attention pose.
'There is good news. While I have determined a 0% possibility to interdict Stalliongrad-aligned humans, I am able to confirm they are either unable to, or have refused, committing action against other humans. Studying the vast number of..'
>Not purposefully trailing off in suspense, the avatar cringes as a HUGE list of criminal acts scroll by, some of which you knew, others that weren't recorded, a few.. were definitely in categories of their own.
'From the lowest misdemeanors to potentially the highest of felonies, all committed humans of Razorback. Certain ponies included and excluded.
Stalliongrad's humans are clearly maintaining abnormally high standards, possibly with self-enforced levels of decorum and honorable conduct. Tower Guard interaction is a >95% factor.'
"There i-"
"No."
>Left hand lifting instantly in a 'correction' motion, Katyal points that forefinger at Hodch beginning to speak, hard eyes flicking towards you.
>It takes her a few seconds to inhale, jaw working before releasing in subdued annoyance.
"Not quite, dude. Here's the overall picture: which side, section, alignmarent, Elemarent, or other thousand plus possibilities was Spiral's Ice, crystalline, or combined form caused by and from? Hodch doesn't know for SURE which Cores were used, otherwise he'd have said so, and we can't make a good guess without knowing a whole lot more. Add that to the other-"
>Right hand lifting upwards and circling to indicate a round helmet, pointing at you with a minute jabs, she mouths 'can't say the restricted parts out loud'.
"Portions. Razorback, and you, can only extrapolate what's been seen, heard, felt, tasted, scented, and felt around his fractional states. That leaves us with a big potential option: this."
>Poking the Sphaler Core lightly.
"Damaged, sure. But if we get the alignmarent right, we could improve the Ice, Crystal, or mixed, version of Spiral from two to five grades. Body and ka both. Maybe even mind."
>Sitting back to think rather darkly on what she'd just said, the woman grimaces in sincere pain.
"Independence from the Dynasty is one factor since some ponies didn't like the giant melting pot idea. Changelings and Crystal ponies for example. The Dynasty did work for the most part, excluding select groups, believers, or ideologues. Preferring one's own species is another, but pretty small in comparison too. Distance between Temples and City-States to everywhere else is another factor, a tiny one though.
And when it comes down to asking about living standard advancemarents, better alloys, houses, you name it, there's rarely more than glowing regards.
The dislike against Silver started off as nothing, then crept up to most viewing her as an abomination right before her self-imposed Exile. I've got records from all over Saddle Arabia, most of them just aren't contiguous. Some places loved her, others didn't.
It's a mess, dude. Nopony can make honest sense of it all. I.. can't either."
>Returning to inspecting the Core, Katyal takes on a distant, hollow stare.
>Tossing piles into the gateway, Hodch offers a brief motion indicating his neutrality in the matter.
"Mainland Equestria was barely touched by the Dynasties. From nine to ten percent of earth ponies, pegasi, and unicorns became part of said Dynasties throughout those eras, whereas less than one hundred batponies joined. Their records were either kept with survivors, not shared, inaccessible at current, weren't preserved, or simply have not been found or recovered.
The Crystal Kingdom, then Empire, maintained all of their records. Bear in mind they did not have access nor any care for non-crystalline endeavors. The, quite frankly, extreme advances to proto-power crystals, ExoFrames, Crystal alchemy, and far more have, to be blunt, not been yet been overshadowed."
>Irritation tinging his last few words, the Reservist glances up to regard you with a grim face.
"As for the Rams, Sheep, Gryphons, Minotaurs, native Harpies, and Basiks, among others, they do not willingly speak of those eras aloud. We don't pry because their good graces are far more valuable.
In a completely dissimilar fashion, Saddle Arabia had a small number of Temples and City-States, mostly in the Great Sand regions. Those became utterly ruined, though nothing like the Eastern Equestria ruins."
>Visibly perking at your words, the Siren takes on an appreciative cast before continuing her work... which had been quite poor judging by the number of times Hodch had to reexamine the possibly magical ones she'd taken for being normal.
"Dul try not think bad. Dul also not do sorting.. often."
>Rolling the word around several times, she finally nods at achieving a decent similarity to the times it had been spoken aloud.
"Often. Older Sirens do sorting. Young Sirens not good at it."
[1d6 = 3] <Vortex Adapt
[1d6+5 = (6+5) = 11] <Siren's Gaze
>Creating a desk to beat her digital head against, once, the avatar gives a simple thumbs up.
'I apologize sir, yet you must be more careful regarding physical attraction vectors. I do not thoroughly understand the vagaries of Human/Pony Relations, nor the reverse interactions thereof.
However I cannot suggest being aloof nor insensitive. In order to prevent physical, verbal, and other miscommunications, there are two common protocols which display a clear lack of interest. The first option is to perform the standard earth pony soft-honored-denial motion, like so-'
>Creating an earth pony wireframe model, it makes a strangely polite, slow stamping motion with the left rear hoof, likewise devising a human version performing nearly the same.
'It translates equally. Second is to, when with a specific pony whom may, has, or will, approach you with potentially unwanted advances, state you do not have the inclination towards such in a firm yet understanding tone.'
>A raucous smirk quickly forms, then disappears.
'If you can, sir.'
>Far more seriously now, 'Shiibo' stands at a strict parade attention pose.
'There is good news. While I have determined a 0% possibility to interdict Stalliongrad-aligned humans, I am able to confirm they are either unable to, or have refused, committing action against other humans. Studying the vast number of..'
>Not purposefully trailing off in suspense, the avatar cringes as a HUGE list of criminal acts scroll by, some of which you knew, others that weren't recorded, a few.. were definitely in categories of their own.
'From the lowest misdemeanors to potentially the highest of felonies, all committed humans of Razorback. Certain ponies included and excluded.
Stalliongrad's humans are clearly maintaining abnormally high standards, possibly with self-enforced levels of decorum and honorable conduct. Tower Guard interaction is a >95% factor.'
"There i-"
"No."
>Left hand lifting instantly in a 'correction' motion, Katyal points that forefinger at Hodch beginning to speak, hard eyes flicking towards you.
>It takes her a few seconds to inhale, jaw working before releasing in subdued annoyance.
"Not quite, dude. Here's the overall picture: which side, section, alignmarent, Elemarent, or other thousand plus possibilities was Spiral's Ice, crystalline, or combined form caused by and from? Hodch doesn't know for SURE which Cores were used, otherwise he'd have said so, and we can't make a good guess without knowing a whole lot more. Add that to the other-"
>Right hand lifting upwards and circling to indicate a round helmet, pointing at you with a minute jabs, she mouths 'can't say the restricted parts out loud'.
"Portions. Razorback, and you, can only extrapolate what's been seen, heard, felt, tasted, scented, and felt around his fractional states. That leaves us with a big potential option: this."
>Poking the Sphaler Core lightly.
"Damaged, sure. But if we get the alignmarent right, we could improve the Ice, Crystal, or mixed, version of Spiral from two to five grades. Body and ka both. Maybe even mind."
>Sitting back to think rather darkly on what she'd just said, the woman grimaces in sincere pain.
"Independence from the Dynasty is one factor since some ponies didn't like the giant melting pot idea. Changelings and Crystal ponies for example. The Dynasty did work for the most part, excluding select groups, believers, or ideologues. Preferring one's own species is another, but pretty small in comparison too. Distance between Temples and City-States to everywhere else is another factor, a tiny one though.
And when it comes down to asking about living standard advancemarents, better alloys, houses, you name it, there's rarely more than glowing regards.
The dislike against Silver started off as nothing, then crept up to most viewing her as an abomination right before her self-imposed Exile. I've got records from all over Saddle Arabia, most of them just aren't contiguous. Some places loved her, others didn't.
It's a mess, dude. Nopony can make honest sense of it all. I.. can't either."
>Returning to inspecting the Core, Katyal takes on a distant, hollow stare.
>Tossing piles into the gateway, Hodch offers a brief motion indicating his neutrality in the matter.
"Mainland Equestria was barely touched by the Dynasties. From nine to ten percent of earth ponies, pegasi, and unicorns became part of said Dynasties throughout those eras, whereas less than one hundred batponies joined. Their records were either kept with survivors, not shared, inaccessible at current, weren't preserved, or simply have not been found or recovered.
The Crystal Kingdom, then Empire, maintained all of their records. Bear in mind they did not have access nor any care for non-crystalline endeavors. The, quite frankly, extreme advances to proto-power crystals, ExoFrames, Crystal alchemy, and far more have, to be blunt, not been yet been overshadowed."
>Irritation tinging his last few words, the Reservist glances up to regard you with a grim face.
"As for the Rams, Sheep, Gryphons, Minotaurs, native Harpies, and Basiks, among others, they do not willingly speak of those eras aloud. We don't pry because their good graces are far more valuable.
In a completely dissimilar fashion, Saddle Arabia had a small number of Temples and City-States, mostly in the Great Sand regions. Those became utterly ruined, though nothing like the Eastern Equestria ruins."
>Visibly perking at your words, the Siren takes on an appreciative cast before continuing her work... which had been quite poor judging by the number of times Hodch had to reexamine the possibly magical ones she'd taken for being normal.
"Dul try not think bad. Dul also not do sorting.. often."
>Rolling the word around several times, she finally nods at achieving a decent similarity to the times it had been spoken aloud.
"Often. Older Sirens do sorting. Young Sirens not good at it."
[1d6 = 3] <Vortex Adapt
[1d6+5 = (6+5) = 11] <Siren's Gaze
>>389966
>>389970
"Not to worry, it is rather nice to have something to do which isn't frustrating. Or soul-burning."
>Setting a snidely bombastic side-eye on Katyal, whom suddenly busies herself with patting the mystic butterfly's wings, Hodch grins.
"Then, if you would like, I can explain the proper visual indicators to determine specie, composition, magical inherency, and the variety of cues to understanding crystalline materials, magical or Mystical gems, and various others. My knowledge extends primarily to those found in Equestria, Saddle Arabia, the Crystal Empire, Gryphon Kingdoms, and a majority from the Minotaur Hegemony as well as the Dragonspine Mountains.
Certain Planes are included, although I have little knowledge on Extra-Planar.. and I do not like the Eldritch ones."
[1d6+8 = (1+8) = 9] <E.Research
[1d6+8 = (6+8) = 14]
[1d6+8 = (5+8) = 13]
>Eyes turning to regard the piece of neon blue-white quartz like object holding station a foot from his head, the stallion's mood turns furious, albeit rather controlled.
"Falkite, archaic. Twice refined, quite rare. Poorly understood, near-Mystic metamaterial caused by extreme interactions between Lightning and the most solid version of cloud material. Only found underneath the largest, oldest, and most active cloud cities. They are often regarded as holy objects among the more traditional pegasi, and I have found no reason to state they are not.
Before the Batpony-Pegasi League's civil war, which I do NOT know enough to attempt explaining, one piece of Falkite was traditionally given to every pegasi upon their foaling during a ritual. After said civil war, Falkite no longer formed. For what reason none know, only that less than two percent of modern pegasi have inherited one. The Ferron as a whole have less than a thousand.
Falkite acts similarly to the natural amount of Rime in Crystal ponies, aiding in the natural pegasi acclimation towards both Air, as the Elemarental, and the Airstreams. Not only did a pegasi receive instruction in how to become one with the Airstreams, they also had vastly heightened knowledge and capacity to utilize Air Elemarental containing objects to their utmost. Your Tempest Orb included.
Both the Lunar Guardians and Solar Guardians had select, highly specialized units whom were issued engraved, twice-refined Falkite in specific geometric designs. They were named the 'Airstrike Divisions' due to a capability which allowed extremely long distance Air Elemarental strikes and light bombardmarents. However, there are no known Airstrike Falkite pieces remaining in the modern era.
I would request that Pareidolia and Lonestar debate whom the most deserving pegasi of Razorback is, and deliver it to them, but now is likely not the time to do so."
>Remaining quiet throughout, Lone eases the driver's side sliding door open to glance back.
>Holding his reservations and surveying moods for a bit, his head shakes, flicking on the holographic bubble to continue pushing the Landbarge's limitations.
[1d6+20 = (6+20) = 26] <Maximum Speed
[1d6+20 = (4+20) = 24]
[1d6+20 = (2+20) = 22]
[1d6+20 = (2+20) = 22]
>>389970
"Not to worry, it is rather nice to have something to do which isn't frustrating. Or soul-burning."
>Setting a snidely bombastic side-eye on Katyal, whom suddenly busies herself with patting the mystic butterfly's wings, Hodch grins.
"Then, if you would like, I can explain the proper visual indicators to determine specie, composition, magical inherency, and the variety of cues to understanding crystalline materials, magical or Mystical gems, and various others. My knowledge extends primarily to those found in Equestria, Saddle Arabia, the Crystal Empire, Gryphon Kingdoms, and a majority from the Minotaur Hegemony as well as the Dragonspine Mountains.
Certain Planes are included, although I have little knowledge on Extra-Planar.. and I do not like the Eldritch ones."
[1d6+8 = (1+8) = 9] <E.Research
[1d6+8 = (6+8) = 14]
[1d6+8 = (5+8) = 13]
>Eyes turning to regard the piece of neon blue-white quartz like object holding station a foot from his head, the stallion's mood turns furious, albeit rather controlled.
"Falkite, archaic. Twice refined, quite rare. Poorly understood, near-Mystic metamaterial caused by extreme interactions between Lightning and the most solid version of cloud material. Only found underneath the largest, oldest, and most active cloud cities. They are often regarded as holy objects among the more traditional pegasi, and I have found no reason to state they are not.
Before the Batpony-Pegasi League's civil war, which I do NOT know enough to attempt explaining, one piece of Falkite was traditionally given to every pegasi upon their foaling during a ritual. After said civil war, Falkite no longer formed. For what reason none know, only that less than two percent of modern pegasi have inherited one. The Ferron as a whole have less than a thousand.
Falkite acts similarly to the natural amount of Rime in Crystal ponies, aiding in the natural pegasi acclimation towards both Air, as the Elemarental, and the Airstreams. Not only did a pegasi receive instruction in how to become one with the Airstreams, they also had vastly heightened knowledge and capacity to utilize Air Elemarental containing objects to their utmost. Your Tempest Orb included.
Both the Lunar Guardians and Solar Guardians had select, highly specialized units whom were issued engraved, twice-refined Falkite in specific geometric designs. They were named the 'Airstrike Divisions' due to a capability which allowed extremely long distance Air Elemarental strikes and light bombardmarents. However, there are no known Airstrike Falkite pieces remaining in the modern era.
I would request that Pareidolia and Lonestar debate whom the most deserving pegasi of Razorback is, and deliver it to them, but now is likely not the time to do so."
>Remaining quiet throughout, Lone eases the driver's side sliding door open to glance back.
>Holding his reservations and surveying moods for a bit, his head shakes, flicking on the holographic bubble to continue pushing the Landbarge's limitations.
[1d6+20 = (6+20) = 26] <Maximum Speed
[1d6+20 = (4+20) = 24]
[1d6+20 = (2+20) = 22]
[1d6+20 = (2+20) = 22]
>>389918
>Pausing in her cleanup of the mess she caused to give Lila a side eye, Amy pondered the prospect of actually leaving.
"...I'm sure this time will be the one."
>Amy said that every time.
>The filly smiled suddenly at the second estimate.
"She would."
>Despite her complaints, Amy felt that the Baroness genuinely did enjoy her visits, and would continue to make them long after herself and Lilamaredre were gone.
>Her thoughts were interrupted catching the end of Lila salivating over the prospect of getting snoot first into a blast furnace, gasping with faux shock.
"Perish the thought! We'll figure something else out."
>Amy sheepishly handed over the soaked coals one by one, guilty expression on her face, though she couldn't hide her sheer lack of regret for the outcome.
>Perhaps she could have achieved the same effect without involving water?
>No, Lila would have seen the empty glass. The threat really did have to be real.
>Amy turned back to the meeting room door with an acknowledging ear twitch and a barely contained mischievous giggle.
>She played along with the Baroness, apparently, acting as if she weren't just privy to the Kaos that had happened.
"Good evening Baroness! That sounds lovely."
>Upon hearing that King Tachell would not be arriving, Amy sighed.
"Aww."
>Pausing in her cleanup of the mess she caused to give Lila a side eye, Amy pondered the prospect of actually leaving.
"...I'm sure this time will be the one."
>Amy said that every time.
>The filly smiled suddenly at the second estimate.
"She would."
>Despite her complaints, Amy felt that the Baroness genuinely did enjoy her visits, and would continue to make them long after herself and Lilamaredre were gone.
>Her thoughts were interrupted catching the end of Lila salivating over the prospect of getting snoot first into a blast furnace, gasping with faux shock.
"Perish the thought! We'll figure something else out."
>Amy sheepishly handed over the soaked coals one by one, guilty expression on her face, though she couldn't hide her sheer lack of regret for the outcome.
>Perhaps she could have achieved the same effect without involving water?
>No, Lila would have seen the empty glass. The threat really did have to be real.
>Amy turned back to the meeting room door with an acknowledging ear twitch and a barely contained mischievous giggle.
>She played along with the Baroness, apparently, acting as if she weren't just privy to the Kaos that had happened.
"Good evening Baroness! That sounds lovely."
>Upon hearing that King Tachell would not be arriving, Amy sighed.
"Aww."
>>389973
>Knocking the table over, biting the edge, then dragging it back to, about, where it should be, Lilamaredre fluffs out her wings in a suitably snooty motion.
"The Baroness has no reason to lie, and it was not her fault the previous tunnels collapsed, lead to dead ends, or were already inhabited."
>Stilling to marentally calculate the possibility of continued visits, the filly's lips turn into a wavy S.
"Poooossible. At least until your sire and dam continue their physically aggressive disagreemarents. She does not find those distasteful, only strange. And peculiar. Also more than a Bit awkward."
>Barely hiding a glower towards you, her pupils return to a mostly normal expanded state.
"I was promised FLAMES, unending and unyieling. And I do not FEEL them."
>...she hadn't overheard that one's ranting, right?
>Finding the courage to not gag when the last puck was set on her wing, Lila high trots directly towards the den's exit door, nudging it open and disappearing.
>A solemn, half-whine of pure, absolutely pained disgust takes place.
>She'd be fine.
>Probably.
>Maybe not.
>Eyeing the open door while both ears swivel backwards to listen, the Baronnes immediately ditches her official demarenor.
>Stepping forwards to offer her intensely amused, wiggling snout, she cracks a marginally pleased smile.
"Do not worry, I will ensure your sire and dam have plenty. We have recovered three small caches from before lockdown, though it will take some time to properly, as you call it, *gift* them."
>Returning to vague seriousness now, the mare's head shakes briefly, then motions with her chin backwards, speaking quietly.
"Your sire and dam are discussing what can safely be sent with Lilamaredre. They are still unsure which materials are best suited to resisting her exposure."
>Now using her normal tone afterwards, she clears her throat before dipping her head at the couches.
"Mm-MM. May I be seated when you find the time to, please? And sadly I did not ask Tachell for details, though perhaps I should have. There are still hundreds of Gates which were damaged or merely fell into states of disrepair. Even if I would normally shout at his miraculous abilities to somehow find 'anything else to do', he seemed fairly serious.
While that alone was not alarming, the elder Shades and Kratha did not know which Gate he indicated should be rebuilt. It was-"
>Checking the door again, Lilamaredre was wringing her feathers out, one by one.
>Suppressing a snort at the pegasi's intensely deep distaste of water, the Baroness smiles politely.
"Somewhere in the Fifth Ring, Outskirts, Sector Fifty-Three. To be quite honest my memory is beginning to slip, but I do not specifically recall a Gate being placed nor set there. I am getting quite old though."
>Knocking the table over, biting the edge, then dragging it back to, about, where it should be, Lilamaredre fluffs out her wings in a suitably snooty motion.
"The Baroness has no reason to lie, and it was not her fault the previous tunnels collapsed, lead to dead ends, or were already inhabited."
>Stilling to marentally calculate the possibility of continued visits, the filly's lips turn into a wavy S.
"Poooossible. At least until your sire and dam continue their physically aggressive disagreemarents. She does not find those distasteful, only strange. And peculiar. Also more than a Bit awkward."
>Barely hiding a glower towards you, her pupils return to a mostly normal expanded state.
"I was promised FLAMES, unending and unyieling. And I do not FEEL them."
>...she hadn't overheard that one's ranting, right?
>Finding the courage to not gag when the last puck was set on her wing, Lila high trots directly towards the den's exit door, nudging it open and disappearing.
>A solemn, half-whine of pure, absolutely pained disgust takes place.
>She'd be fine.
>Probably.
>Maybe not.
>Eyeing the open door while both ears swivel backwards to listen, the Baronnes immediately ditches her official demarenor.
>Stepping forwards to offer her intensely amused, wiggling snout, she cracks a marginally pleased smile.
"Do not worry, I will ensure your sire and dam have plenty. We have recovered three small caches from before lockdown, though it will take some time to properly, as you call it, *gift* them."
>Returning to vague seriousness now, the mare's head shakes briefly, then motions with her chin backwards, speaking quietly.
"Your sire and dam are discussing what can safely be sent with Lilamaredre. They are still unsure which materials are best suited to resisting her exposure."
>Now using her normal tone afterwards, she clears her throat before dipping her head at the couches.
"Mm-MM. May I be seated when you find the time to, please? And sadly I did not ask Tachell for details, though perhaps I should have. There are still hundreds of Gates which were damaged or merely fell into states of disrepair. Even if I would normally shout at his miraculous abilities to somehow find 'anything else to do', he seemed fairly serious.
While that alone was not alarming, the elder Shades and Kratha did not know which Gate he indicated should be rebuilt. It was-"
>Checking the door again, Lilamaredre was wringing her feathers out, one by one.
>Suppressing a snort at the pegasi's intensely deep distaste of water, the Baroness smiles politely.
"Somewhere in the Fifth Ring, Outskirts, Sector Fifty-Three. To be quite honest my memory is beginning to slip, but I do not specifically recall a Gate being placed nor set there. I am getting quite old though."
A containment thread for all brit/pol/ refugees, but also to highlight the political climate of the UK.
>Judges to announce ruling on definition of a woman
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg7pqzk47zo
>Why Prince Harry's surprise Ukraine warzone trip frustrated Prince William and left him fuming at palace officials
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14614371/why-Prince-Harry-Ukraine-visit-frustrated-Prince-William.html
>Russia sends horror WW3 threat to UK - 'We will kill all British people'
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2042180/russia-ww3-threat-to-uk-ukraine
>Labour faces summer of union discontent
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/04/15/labour-faces-summer-of-union-discontent/
>UK inflation falls to 2.6%, increasing pressure on Bank to cut interest rates
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/16/uk-inflation-falls-bank-of-england-interest-rates
>Toby Carvery owners admit felling beloved 500-year-old oak tree in London after local outrage
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/whitewebbs-woods-tree-enfield-sycamore-gap-b2733473.html
>Sadiq Khan confirms plan for almost 300 affordable homes next to North Middlesex University Hospital
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/sadiq-khan-affordable-housing-north-middlesex-hospital-vistry-edmonton-hyde-mayor-b1222622.html
>Judges to announce ruling on definition of a woman
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg7pqzk47zo
>Why Prince Harry's surprise Ukraine warzone trip frustrated Prince William and left him fuming at palace officials
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14614371/why-Prince-Harry-Ukraine-visit-frustrated-Prince-William.html
>Russia sends horror WW3 threat to UK - 'We will kill all British people'
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2042180/russia-ww3-threat-to-uk-ukraine
>Labour faces summer of union discontent
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/04/15/labour-faces-summer-of-union-discontent/
>UK inflation falls to 2.6%, increasing pressure on Bank to cut interest rates
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/16/uk-inflation-falls-bank-of-england-interest-rates
>Toby Carvery owners admit felling beloved 500-year-old oak tree in London after local outrage
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/whitewebbs-woods-tree-enfield-sycamore-gap-b2733473.html
>Sadiq Khan confirms plan for almost 300 affordable homes next to North Middlesex University Hospital
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/sadiq-khan-affordable-housing-north-middlesex-hospital-vistry-edmonton-hyde-mayor-b1222622.html
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>>389833
So, they are succeeding in their push to subject the whole of the world to Sharia Law.
Revolutions have been fought for less.
So, they are succeeding in their push to subject the whole of the world to Sharia Law.
Revolutions have been fought for less.
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>>389837
>Revolutions have been fought for less.
Nah.
The West is done and I've seen many signs already.
- Remember the Yellow Vests in France?
- Remember also in France some riots of the native French about pensions? Yeah, riots about money, not their country suffering an invasion.
- Remember the Truckers in Canada?
- Remember the covid-19 psyop? Yeah that "dangerous" pandemic with not even one cadaver visible on the streets? Not only most of the population fell in line with the obvious lies, but even the "honorable" police looked the other way while physically attacking The People for no compliance with the hoax. Not to mention the doctors, teachers, and every dummy directly or indirectly in the government payroll.
- Remember in the States the January 6th demonstration? Everybody knew the demonstrators were disarmed and were let in by the Capitol police. Trump called them to demonstrate and immediately after, threw them to the wolves. And yet, Americans disregarded the betrayal on their neighbors and voted for him again for reasons.
- Remember how many neighbors and their children in the West had been harmed or attacked by diversity? And still the police keep protecting the foreigners and their children while enforcing this terror on the Nation. And yet, the White native population is scared to death to even open their mouth or do something about it.
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Nope, there will not be any revolution. The spirit of freedom and justice is not in the People, but the primal desire to serve themselves with benefits is, just like the boomers they despise so much.
>Revolutions have been fought for less.
Nah.
The West is done and I've seen many signs already.
- Remember the Yellow Vests in France?
- Remember also in France some riots of the native French about pensions? Yeah, riots about money, not their country suffering an invasion.
- Remember the Truckers in Canada?
- Remember the covid-19 psyop? Yeah that "dangerous" pandemic with not even one cadaver visible on the streets? Not only most of the population fell in line with the obvious lies, but even the "honorable" police looked the other way while physically attacking The People for no compliance with the hoax. Not to mention the doctors, teachers, and every dummy directly or indirectly in the government payroll.
- Remember in the States the January 6th demonstration? Everybody knew the demonstrators were disarmed and were let in by the Capitol police. Trump called them to demonstrate and immediately after, threw them to the wolves. And yet, Americans disregarded the betrayal on their neighbors and voted for him again for reasons.
- Remember how many neighbors and their children in the West had been harmed or attacked by diversity? And still the police keep protecting the foreigners and their children while enforcing this terror on the Nation. And yet, the White native population is scared to death to even open their mouth or do something about it.
----
Nope, there will not be any revolution. The spirit of freedom and justice is not in the People, but the primal desire to serve themselves with benefits is, just like the boomers they despise so much.
Shits fucked
>Ex-UK Special Forces break silence on 'war crimes' by colleagues
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj3j5gxgz0do
>Labour's immigration crackdown criticised for not containing cap on numbers as Keir Starmer set to unveil plan in full that will mean arrivals will have to 'earn the right to stay' in Britain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14701205/Labours-immigration-crackdown-criticised.html
>Rachel Reeves dealt major blow with 1 in 4 firms planning to axe staff
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2053600/rachel-reeves-economy-jobs
>Britain’s politicians are terrified of a revolt. Free speech crackdowns won’t save them
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/11/britains-politicians-are-terrified-of-a-revolt-free-speech/
>‘It spoke to the nation’ – Mr Bates vs the Post Office wins big at Bafta TV awards
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/may/11/itv-mr-bates-vs-the-post-office-stars-at-bafta-tv-awards
>Where thunderstorms could hit England and Wales today as warning issued by Met Office
https://www.independent.co.uk/weather/thunderstorms-weather-map-today-england-wales-warning-met-office-b2749050.html
>Channel 4 commissions documentary on adult content creator Bonnie Blue
https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/onlyfans-b1227120.html
>Ex-UK Special Forces break silence on 'war crimes' by colleagues
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj3j5gxgz0do
>Labour's immigration crackdown criticised for not containing cap on numbers as Keir Starmer set to unveil plan in full that will mean arrivals will have to 'earn the right to stay' in Britain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14701205/Labours-immigration-crackdown-criticised.html
>Rachel Reeves dealt major blow with 1 in 4 firms planning to axe staff
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2053600/rachel-reeves-economy-jobs
>Britain’s politicians are terrified of a revolt. Free speech crackdowns won’t save them
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/11/britains-politicians-are-terrified-of-a-revolt-free-speech/
>‘It spoke to the nation’ – Mr Bates vs the Post Office wins big at Bafta TV awards
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/may/11/itv-mr-bates-vs-the-post-office-stars-at-bafta-tv-awards
>Where thunderstorms could hit England and Wales today as warning issued by Met Office
https://www.independent.co.uk/weather/thunderstorms-weather-map-today-england-wales-warning-met-office-b2749050.html
>Channel 4 commissions documentary on adult content creator Bonnie Blue
https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/onlyfans-b1227120.html
>Man arrested after fires at homes linked to PM Keir Starmer
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78798vnwxeo
>Murder, battery and drug dealing: The crimes committed in Britain by criminals who Starmer helped dodge deportation
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14705013/crimes-Britain-criminals-Starmer-deportation.html
>The UK village overrun by migrant hotels where locals are afraid to take their bins out
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2052990/Copthorne-west-sussex-migrant-hotels
>Graham Linehan says ‘resolve won’t waver’ ahead of trial for harassing trans woman
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/12/father-ted-graham-linehan-pleads-not-guilty-to-harassment/
>Starmer accused of echoing far-right with ‘island of strangers’ speech
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/may/12/keir-starmer-defends-plans-to-curb-net-migration
>Flying from Manchester to London via Iceland is cheaper than getting the train, TikToker reveals
https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/tiktok-hack-manchester-london-cheap-route-iceland-train-b2749738.html
>Inside the hacking meltdown at Marks & Spencer's
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/hacking-marks-spencers-cyber-attack-harrods-coop-b1227118.html
>>389871
Sounds about right.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78798vnwxeo
>Murder, battery and drug dealing: The crimes committed in Britain by criminals who Starmer helped dodge deportation
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14705013/crimes-Britain-criminals-Starmer-deportation.html
>The UK village overrun by migrant hotels where locals are afraid to take their bins out
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2052990/Copthorne-west-sussex-migrant-hotels
>Graham Linehan says ‘resolve won’t waver’ ahead of trial for harassing trans woman
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/12/father-ted-graham-linehan-pleads-not-guilty-to-harassment/
>Starmer accused of echoing far-right with ‘island of strangers’ speech
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/may/12/keir-starmer-defends-plans-to-curb-net-migration
>Flying from Manchester to London via Iceland is cheaper than getting the train, TikToker reveals
https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/tiktok-hack-manchester-london-cheap-route-iceland-train-b2749738.html
>Inside the hacking meltdown at Marks & Spencer's
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/hacking-marks-spencers-cyber-attack-harrods-coop-b1227118.html
>>389871
Sounds about right.
Ok, what the fuck... How did I get here? Out of all the places, why here? Have the Gods given me a sign? Ponies, porn, and fucking Brony Nazis...? I mean, I've known about /mlpol/ for years now, but ACTUALLY being here is.... Something alright. (pony pipeline)
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