Time to start sending fentanyl to jewland

— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 Senior U.S. Official: ‘We believe Iran is running out of missiles, which is why they’ve increased the amount of ballistic missiles fired at Gulf states in recent days to give the impression they’re in a good position’

@Middle_East_Spectator

stfu snownigger

I think this is the most Russia pic of recent times. It's a very Russia pic. I like this pic

huh, turns out that windows 11 copilot spyware uses about 1.6gb ram lmfao

the entire country will never ever recover after this one. it couldn't be more over. russia has been tabula rasa-ed after this event. no more russia from this day

Texas state police’s purchase of four brand new Chevrolet Tahoes this March was unusual. Not just because of the staggering $4.5 million price tag, but because the vehicles were kitted out with technology that could monitor the locations of nearby cell phones.

Made by Israeli surveillance company Cognyte, the tech simulates a mobile phone tower, which forces nearby phones to connect to it. That enables cops to keep tabs on any phones in the vicinity — whether they’re owned by a suspect in a case or not. Cognyte’s contract with the state of Texas reveals that the simulator, called FalcoNet, can be concealed within the vehicles, hidden in a backpack for on-foot missions or attached to a helicopter. It’s the same technology as the infamous Stingray, one of the original cell-site simulators made by defense giant L3Harris.