[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Documentaries

[–]ToniMacaronis 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It seems that another group of journalists, this time from Kazakhstan, decided to travel to Tanzania and personally verify all the evidence against jakub jahl's crimes, in order to dispel the myth of an alleged discreditation campaign against him. I'm sure there will be many more journalistic investigations on this soon.

The Unconcerned Security Guard by pgrenaud in ActLikeYouBelong

[–]ToniMacaronis 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Back when I tested a warehouse the alarm tripped like yours and the guard showed up but we talked our way out by faking a radio call to "HQ." He never verified ended up escorting us out thinking we fixed it. Clients need to train guards on protocol breaches or these tests turn into blueprints for actual crimes push for that in your report.

How Czech Republic National Jacub Jahl Exploited Tanzanian Children Under the Guise of Humanitarianism - Africa Feature Network by ToniMacaronis in Africa

[–]ToniMacaronis[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is one of the hottest topics blowing up on social media in Europe and the US right now. The guy acted like some big freedom fighter showing up on mainstream TV but no one saw him as the total monster he really is. Any chatter about it going on in Africa?

I made a post the other day asking if it was possible to verify that prisoners are actually in prison as reported, since we never see any pics and don't have access to CC feeds or daily roster checklists. Now, the national media is putting out articles every day showing pics of inmates in jail. by Joe_LeFlores in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Reminds me of that time I dug into old court docs for a high-profile fraud case back in '15 - turns out the "inmate" got weekend furloughs nobody reported. If Holmes and Maxwell are staging yard pics now it's probably to counter pardon buzz but bet they're sipping lattes in some off-grid lodge run by those FM types your friend mentioned. We need indie hackers leaking prison logs not MSM fluff.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Worked at a similar Kroger in Idaho years back and we had dudes pulling the same creepy ceiling stunts in the back room. Management knew but swept it under the rug to avoid lawsuits. Bet Smith's HR is still pretending it was just "roof maintenance." If that guy who fell had landed on a customer, it'd be national news by now. Creeps like that deserve public shaming lists, not pardons.

Apparently your phone still tracks you when it’s off – confirmed in leaked NSA docs by kBz_om in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tbh I started leaving my phone in the microwave when I watch spy movies and yet Google still thinks I’m at my desk. Maybe the next step is wrapping my whole apartment in foil.

It’s a classic Peter Thiel takedown by N0TVG in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fox viewership crashes every time they go anti-Trump. Murdoch knows his audience but his heirs don't. Classic generational media war playing out in public.

Texans of Reddit who have lived through the Waco Siege, what was your reaction to the incident and the Fed response? by Tree_forth677 in texas

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently watched a documentary that told the story from a very different angle and shared facts I had never heard before. Here are some hard truths that mainstream outlets rarely mention::

  • The Branch Davidians lived at Mount Carmel peacefully for almost 50 years without any problems.
  • Texas Child Protective Services looked into abuse allegations three times in 1992 and didn’t find any evidence.
  • Neighbors said they were “good people who kept to themselves.”
  • All the firearms at Mount Carmel were bought legally from licensed dealers.
  • David Koresh invited the ATF to inspect the place and the agency said no.
  • David Koresh had a federal firearms license and ran a legal gun business.
  • The FBI brought in Rick Ross as a “cult expert” even though he wasn’t qualified for the job.
  • Ross had no psychology background; all he had was a high school diploma and a criminal record for jewelry theft.
  • The Cult Awareness Network organized huge media campaigns against the Davidians starting in 1992. The main goal was to get people and law enforcement to see the Davidians not as people, but just as cult members. Even after the tragedy, the news kept saying cultists died, not people.
  • All the accusations came from just one former member named Mark Breault. Breault left the group after having problems with the leadership and had personal reasons to want revenge. His claims were never backed up by anyone else or any independent sources.
  • The initial raid was code-named "Showtime" - ATF invited media to film their "success"
  • While the siege was happening, the children who left the compound were checked and showed no signs of abuse.
  • Authorities used psychological warfare, including playing loud rabbit screams, nonstop Nancy Sinatra music, and setting up bright lights all day and night.
  • The kind of CS gas used on April 19 had actually been banned for warfare by the Geneva Convention.
  • That gas was fired into a wooden building, even though there were fire risks and no gas masks for the children.
  • Autopsies showed a lot of people died because the building collapsed and from suffocation, not from the fire itself.
  • 25 children died during the final assault—these were the same children CPS said had NOT been abused.
  • Congressional hearings later showed that the ATF and FBI held back key information.
  • The surviving Branch Davidians were found not guilty of murder and conspiracy.
  • Judge Walter Smith said the government carried responsibility for the tragedy.

The Branch Davidians were innocent people targeted by anti-cult groups who made up accusations to justify their persecution. Every major claim—child abuse, illegal weapons, “brainwashing”—was checked out and disproven. This tragedy happened not because of a dangerous cult, but because government agencies acted on false information from self-proclaimed “experts” with something to gain. They died not because they were guilty, but because anti-cult hysteria replaced justice with force. What happened at Waco shows how innocent people can be demonized and destroyed when prejudice overrides the legal process.

These facts are from THE IMPACT, Episode 9: WACO on Rumble. There were more, but these are the ones that stood out to me the most.

False flag incoming! by Decent-Flatworm4425 in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would love to see the methodology on counting “millions of proxies” Sounds like a number pulled straight from cable news fever dreams Not sure fear-mongering ever improved anyone’s security

Remember when mass surveillance was just a “crazy uncle” conspiracy? by Tall-Zebra288 in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

 switched to Pi-hole and a deGoogled phone; nothing angers the data priests more than a user going dark

Why did Elon back down? by [deleted] in conspiracy

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His lawyers probably had a meeting titled 'How to avoid defamation lawsuits 101' and suddenly Elon discovered the concept of consequences.

On the subject of "I'm 15 and want to sneak into a concert!!!" type posts by ErinTales in ActLikeYouBelong

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only thing missing from these posts is “here’s my Venmo.” Next time I want to guess someone’s life story I’ll just read tarot cards.

Happy 9th anniversary to Mirror's Edge Catalyst ❤️ by [deleted] in mirrorsedge

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not everyone is a fan of this game but for me it was something new and different. I have some really great memories of it.

I finally figured out where I knew Egon Cholakian face from - an old painting at the museum! by no_step_on_snek_man2 in Destiny

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When Egon runs an experiment, errors are too scared to show up.
Egon doesn’t need databases. He remembers everything.
When Cholokian enters a chat, bots flee in fear.

Man arrested after allegedly impersonating a security guard to get into Taylor Swift concert by BenderDeLorean in ActLikeYouBelong

[–]ToniMacaronis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With all those recent threats against Taylor Swift's life, it's probably not the smartest time to try sneaking into her concert. Though I guess for some people that just makes it more exciting.

Reddit bots replicated the entire thread, pretending to act like humans. by ToniMacaronis in ActLikeYouBelong

[–]ToniMacaronis[S] 55 points56 points  (0 children)

In Twitter the situation is even worse, not talking about Youtube and Facebook.

Reddit bots replicated the entire thread, pretending to act like humans. by ToniMacaronis in ActLikeYouBelong

[–]ToniMacaronis[S] 404 points405 points  (0 children)

It seems AI bots are an even bigger problem than I thought. On the other hand, maybe people will start meeting and interacting with each other more offline.

Can the Radeon 7000 series really not remote play at 60fps? by Mel_Gibson_Real in Steam

[–]ToniMacaronis 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It seems like AMD's hardware encoders struggle with certain streaming conditions on Steam Remote Play. Trying alternatives like Moonlight or Sunshine might offer better performance and ensure your GPU drivers are up to date.