Next, her entrance into the room is proceeded by a goat with horns….
and there she stands again with horns above her head. Hmmmmmmm.
Mick’s history so closely paralleled Sam and the Azazel’s children death match in the same season that we’ve been introduced to the other yellow-eyed demons.
What do you want to bet it’s the British Men of Letters that have been compromised?
The source said the President had not firmly decided to go ahead with it but said he was discussing possible actions with Defense Secretary James Mattis.
Trump is relying on the judgment of Mattis, according to the source.
The thing is, though, US military is already in Syria. There’s been a very quiet build up of troops there.
“The United States military has declined to say how many troops it has deployed in Syria. The formal troop cap is 503, but commanders have the authority to temporarily exceed that limit.”
‘“We are preparing logistical and fire support to enable a successful assault on Raqqa, the self-proclaimed capital of ISIS,” said Col. John L. Dorrian, a spokesman for the American-led command that is fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.”’
The U.S. military launched approximately 50 cruise missiles at a Syrian military airfield late on Thursday, in the first direct American assault on the government of President Bashar al-Assad since that country’s civil war began six years ago.
The operation, which the Trump administration authorized in retaliation for a chemical attack killing scores of civilians this week, dramatically expands U.S. military involvement in Syria and exposes the United States to heightened risk of direct confrontation with Russia and Iran, both backing Assad in his attempt to crush his opposition.
Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, further claimed that the Syrian government had no chemical weapons and dismissed the Trump administration’s explanation as an excuse to enter the conflict. …
The so-called “deconfliction” channel that Russia suspended was established in 2015 to prevent mishaps, including collisions, after Russia deployed aircraft to a base along Syria’s Mediterranean coastline and began carrying out strikes on behalf of the Syrian regime. It calls for a U.S. colonel at an air base in Qatar and a Russian colonel to man a phone hotline and inform each other of where their countries’ planes are flying.
The arrangement has been far from ideal, however, and U.S. military officials have called in recent months for an expansion of deconfliction talks as Russian and U.S. military aircraft fly in increasingly close quarters over Syrian cities such as Manbij.
The source said the President had not firmly decided to go ahead with it but said he was discussing possible actions with Defense Secretary James Mattis.
Trump is relying on the judgment of Mattis, according to the source.
The thing is, though, US military is already in Syria. There’s been a very quiet build up of troops there.
“The United States military has declined to say how many troops it has deployed in Syria. The formal troop cap is 503, but commanders have the authority to temporarily exceed that limit.”
‘“We are preparing logistical and fire support to enable a successful assault on Raqqa, the self-proclaimed capital of ISIS,” said Col. John L. Dorrian, a spokesman for the American-led command that is fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.”’
The U.S. military launched approximately 50 cruise missiles at a Syrian military airfield late on Thursday, in the first direct American assault on the government of President Bashar al-Assad since that country’s civil war began six years ago.
The operation, which the Trump administration authorized in retaliation for a chemical attack killing scores of civilians this week, dramatically expands U.S. military involvement in Syria and exposes the United States to heightened risk of direct confrontation with Russia and Iran, both backing Assad in his attempt to crush his opposition.
Steve Smith of Cambridge, Massachusetts contacted Ars and Gillula after our recent article
about how the US Senate vote to eliminate ISP privacy rules affects
users and what Internet users can do to hide their browsing history.
He’s a subscriber to this new browser pollution approach.
“Perhaps more constructively than using a VPN or Tor, fill up your
monthly bandwidth allotment with data pollution,” Smith wrote to us.
“You’re already paying for the bandwidth, so use it all if your ISP is
going to sell your private data. This has the dual benefits of obscuring
your actual browsing habits, and, if enough people adopt this practice,
discouraging ISPs from selling private data.
“I’ve written a Python class to do this for my household—it crawls
for links it finds using random word searches—and have shared the code,”
he continued. Smith’s code is available on GitHub.
Internet users often have to worry about data caps, but Smith set the
default rate to use 50GB a month, or about five percent of a 1TB data
cap.
Smith’s “ISP Data Pollution” project isn’t the only such effort. For instance, there’s a project called “RuinMyHistory” that opens a popup window that cycles through different websites and a browser plugin called Noiszy designed to “create meaningless Web data” by visiting various websites. […]
Ketch reaching out to Dean – ‘You’re like me’ and then to Mary – ‘You’re like me’
Interesting. Same themes of loneliness among monsters, like the werewolf “Nice guy.” One more way Ketch and monsters being paralleled. Mitch stuck in between – choose between belonging and becoming a monster.
Hearseeno 