Stupidity Allergies retweeted
I analyzed hundreds of tweets from this past weekend and found evidence of two unique disinformation campaigns amplifying Elon Musk’s accusations against Ukraine. One of these campaigns can be traced back to a Russian social media account and one of Putin’s top allies.
my latest. (Link 👇)
For a man who’s obsessed with being perceived a genius, he has some staggeringly dumb views.
How can a nation invaded by another who’s repeatedly shown they’re expansionist tyrants be considered the war mongers in all this?
What fucking bizarre mental gymnastics does that take?
Stupidity Allergies retweeted
A functioning SEC. A functioning DOJ. A functioning financial system…
If any of these were in place right now, Elon Musk would be worth *maybe* 10% of what he is—and fighting to stay out of prison.
This is outright fraud from the CEO of a fake company built on science fiction.
Elon Musk says he sees $SPCX annual recurring revenue to land between $500 billion and $1 trillion by the end of 2027.
What happened to Starlink shouldn’t be possible without the presidents approval, the consequences are too dyer.
It amounts to directly interfering with foreign policy.
If it’s true that Trump didn’t know, heads should be rolling about now.
Regardless of it’s Musk, Hegseth or both
Stupidity Allergies retweeted
"Elon Musk says" is consistently the start of a sentence that ends up being one of the stupidest things that you've ever read in your life.
Elon Musk says Neuralink will allow humans to communicate with animals by 2028.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Hoops Crave is a well known satrical account that posts false stories.
x.com/HoopsCrave
I don’t think ppl realise how mentally/physically draining it is to drive an F1 car.
You need to be physically very fit and have absurdly good reaction times.
Making a car that can beat them around a track, means the min entry point for that car would be a pro driver… Roadster
There needs to be an option on Twitter to stop you seeing posts about a given subject, it’s needed to counter the far too aggressive algorithm.
I’m sick of my timeline being dominated by one or two subjects because I replied to a few posts about it…
Replying to @walkers_crisps
@walkers_crisps those Salt and Pepper chicken crisps are a total let down.
It’s a great idea and not hard to get right.
Chinese five spice, salt pepper, garlic powder and make an exception for some MSG… U already have chicken flavour down.
Really poorly implemented imo.
The algorithm on here is far too aggressive, I engage with a couple of posts about this Tiger killing a guy.
My timeline is immediately about 80% posts about this fucking tiger, with every flavour of blue tick engagement farming mixed in.
This app really has gone to shit.
For what’s been a freedom loving nation for so long, to find reason to condemn Ukraine, making out like they begun a war starting with the invasion of their land.
Rewarding the invaders with the lifting of sanctions over political prisoners, takes some serious mental gymnastics.
America is grappling with isolationism, while Europe is under threat from a growing tyranny…
I’m sure I’ve heard of something like this happening before… 🤔
Stupidity Allergies retweeted
Ukraine is forced to respond asymmetrically to weaken the Russian war machine that is murdering its people—a machine now funded by the USA. Blaming Ukraine is like blaming a rape victim for kicking the rapist in the balls. (Perhaps not a metaphor Trump would appreciate...)
Tate sycophants are going to need a few days to process this avalanche of shit that’s landed at their door…
“But but… age of consent… corruption… lies…”
Sure buddy 🙄.
I can’t say I’m a fan of ULEZ cameras either but if you’re going to destroy one, there are many far less dangerous ways that blowing one up with explosives…
An air rifle, an IR laser, paintballs etc…
15 years though, oof. Must’ve been quite the explosive.
Stupidity Allergies retweeted
URGENT: Hamas is waging a campaign of incitement against a new children’s initiative in Gaza that provides food, healthcare, and a decent education to thousands of children.
The Gaza Children’s Village was established in Deir El-Balah in 2025 by Palestinian-American neurosurgeon David Hassan.
In addition to providing food aid, tents, tarps, and basic household goods to families of children who attend its programs, it provides traumatised children with health care and counselling as well as education. Thousands of parents and children are benefiting from these free services, and thousands more await its expansion so that they too can participate.
Apparently, Hamas views this phenomenon as a threat.
That is why over the past few days, Hamas surrogates have begun to vilify the Gazan Children’s Villages to their hundreds of thousands of local followers on social media.
They warn that Hamas-affiliated teachers who apply for jobs are not being hired. They denounce the initiative for admitting a 13-year-old Palestinian girl who had been expelled from another school for refusing to wear a hijab.
They also demonise the Gaza Children’s Village by levelling charges which, to Hamas followers, qualify as grounds to murder the school’s personnel. These include the claim that the school advocates “normalisation” with Israel; that it teaches “tolerance, respect for differences, conflict resolution, and peaceful coexistence with children from Israel”; and that the philanthropists who donate to it include some diaspora Jews and Israelis.
Palestinians know well where such posts lead. After Hamas surrogates begin to publish them, massive Hamas platforms such as “Radi” (Deterrence) and “Imsik ‘Amil” (Catch a Collaborator) repost them. These outlets serve in turn as hit lists for Hamas’s armed, so-called “Arrow Unit,” which bears responsibility for abducting, torturing, and murdering designated enemies.
As a Palestinian who cares about the future of Gaza, I fully support Gaza Children’s Village.
It is exactly what Gazans need to rejuvenate their society, and undo the ruin Hamas brought over 20 years of control over Gaza. The claim that the organisation supports engaging Israelis, moreover, only furthers its value: Israel and its people are the Palestinians’ neighbours, they are not going anywhere, and their buy-in and support for rebuilding the strip will be absolutely crucial to achieve success.
So the moment I witnessed Hamas attacking this initiative, I made a donation to Gaza Children’s Village and wrote this post to raise alarms.
I hope everyone around the world who considers themselves pro-Palestinian will also offer their support.
In particular, I hope the United States and all its allies including Qatar and Turkey upon whom Hamas relies for sustenance will do their part as well to send a clear message to Hamas that its campaign against Gazan children and parents will not stand.
nitter.cf/PeaceComCenter/status/…
“Victory isn’t violence and death … it’s building a school.”
Thousands of Gazan children receive healthcare and a decent education through Gaza Children’s Village in Deir al-Balah. For the venture's Palestinian, Israeli, and int'l supporters, it proves that hope can triumph over hate.
@JusoorNews
WATCH:
I saw a post from @TRobinsonNewEra showing his mates goons dressed like ISIS.
I was gonna post an ISIS gif in response.
Search ISIS in gifs, nothing, Taliban, nothing.
Ok fair enough, I get not wanting to associate.
Search Hamas…
WTF… they’re Islamist tyrants just like Taliban













