Autumn Warhammer Chick
@celticdragon1.bsky.social
Transgender Army Air Cav veteran, parent and spouse. History and geology degrees. Warhammer 40K, Revolutionary War, Celtic harp, medieval weapons. Oh, and ballet.
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"If we lived in a state where virtue was profitable, common sense would make us saintly.
But since we see that avarice, anger, pride and stupidity commonly profit far beyond charity, modesty, justice and thought, perhaps we must stand fast a little, even at the risk of being heroes."
But since we see that avarice, anger, pride and stupidity commonly profit far beyond charity, modesty, justice and thought, perhaps we must stand fast a little, even at the risk of being heroes."
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Probably only works if you're a Christian, but if I were a student there, I'd pull this nonstop.
Campus cops trying to shut down the frat party? Psalm 100 tells us to make a joyous noise!
Busting a freshman for underage drinking? Jesus turned water into wine!
Go wild, kids. They're begging you
Campus cops trying to shut down the frat party? Psalm 100 tells us to make a joyous noise!
Busting a freshman for underage drinking? Jesus turned water into wine!
Go wild, kids. They're begging you
November 30, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Probably only works if you're a Christian, but if I were a student there, I'd pull this nonstop.
Campus cops trying to shut down the frat party? Psalm 100 tells us to make a joyous noise!
Busting a freshman for underage drinking? Jesus turned water into wine!
Go wild, kids. They're begging you
Campus cops trying to shut down the frat party? Psalm 100 tells us to make a joyous noise!
Busting a freshman for underage drinking? Jesus turned water into wine!
Go wild, kids. They're begging you
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The original essay is a hit job. A plant. A pretense to harass some university instructors.
OU has put the professor here on administrative leave:
November 30, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The original essay is a hit job. A plant. A pretense to harass some university instructors.
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OU has put the professor here on administrative leave:
November 30, 2025 at 8:23 PM
OU has put the professor here on administrative leave:
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Heartening that so much of the US national security community is taking Trump/Hegseth’s illegal boat strikes seriously.
A big part of the political struggle we’re in: does anything matter?
Various veterans, lawyers, academics, journalists and members of Congress on the relevant committees say yes.
A big part of the political struggle we’re in: does anything matter?
Various veterans, lawyers, academics, journalists and members of Congress on the relevant committees say yes.
November 30, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Heartening that so much of the US national security community is taking Trump/Hegseth’s illegal boat strikes seriously.
A big part of the political struggle we’re in: does anything matter?
Various veterans, lawyers, academics, journalists and members of Congress on the relevant committees say yes.
A big part of the political struggle we’re in: does anything matter?
Various veterans, lawyers, academics, journalists and members of Congress on the relevant committees say yes.
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just a reminder that *lots* of countries have universities, and (to my knowledge) none of them but the U.S. treat their universities as largely minor league sports franchises
LSU is paying its previous football coach over $50 million NOT to coach there while likely guaranteeing Kiffin something approaching double that, all while having an academic hiring freeze and budget cuts across the board. What is the purpose of a university (rhetorical)?
SOURCES: Lane Kiffin is expected to accept LSU's offer to become the Tigers next head coach. Kiffin is set to meet with his Ole Miss team this morning at 9 AM CT. As we reported yesterday morning, LSU has been very confident it was going to land Kiffin. www.nytimes.com/athletic/684...
November 30, 2025 at 5:24 PM
just a reminder that *lots* of countries have universities, and (to my knowledge) none of them but the U.S. treat their universities as largely minor league sports franchises
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Trump yanked thousands of National Guard from their lives, made them wonder around safe areas of Democratic cities with guns & fatigues in hope that a terrified civilian would harm them and he could use that as an excuse to send more National Guard to cause more terror create a cycle of violence.
November 28, 2025 at 12:43 AM
Trump yanked thousands of National Guard from their lives, made them wonder around safe areas of Democratic cities with guns & fatigues in hope that a terrified civilian would harm them and he could use that as an excuse to send more National Guard to cause more terror create a cycle of violence.
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Blowing up civilians, even if they are criminals, is a war crime.
November 29, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Blowing up civilians, even if they are criminals, is a war crime.
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The reason I want to see Secretary Hegseth and Admiral Bradley charged with murder, based on what we know, isn't because I hate the US military. It's because I served in the US military and respect it, and want to see its honor restored.
November 30, 2025 at 5:34 AM
The reason I want to see Secretary Hegseth and Admiral Bradley charged with murder, based on what we know, isn't because I hate the US military. It's because I served in the US military and respect it, and want to see its honor restored.
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These are not people who make this kind of statement lightly.
Former US military lawyers speak out:
"The Former JAGs Working Group unanimously considers both the giving and the execution of these orders, if true, to constitute war crimes, murder, or both."
Statement on Media Reports of Pentagon “No Quarter” Orders in Caribbean Boat Strikes
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"The Former JAGs Working Group unanimously considers both the giving and the execution of these orders, if true, to constitute war crimes, murder, or both."
Statement on Media Reports of Pentagon “No Quarter” Orders in Caribbean Boat Strikes
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November 29, 2025 at 8:19 PM
These are not people who make this kind of statement lightly.
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oh jesus this is absolutely real and it drives me insane every time i visit
every variety show is japanese talents doing the same act you've seen 10 times before
or reacting to everything with an EHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
every variety show is japanese talents doing the same act you've seen 10 times before
or reacting to everything with an EHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
November 30, 2025 at 1:29 AM
oh jesus this is absolutely real and it drives me insane every time i visit
every variety show is japanese talents doing the same act you've seen 10 times before
or reacting to everything with an EHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
every variety show is japanese talents doing the same act you've seen 10 times before
or reacting to everything with an EHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Ballet pic of the day
Sofia Bidne
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Sofia Bidne
Pacific Northwest Ballet
November 30, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Ballet pic of the day
Sofia Bidne
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Sofia Bidne
Pacific Northwest Ballet
November 30, 2025 at 1:40 AM
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So, Frank M. "Mitch" Bradley could have used the later advice of the six members of Congress as to refusing illegal orders to murder. He should be prosecuted fully.
Hegseth's not the only war criminal here. "The [USSOCOM] commander overseeing the operation from Fort Bragg in North Carolina, Adm. Frank M. 'Mitch' Bradley, told people on the secure conference call that the survivors were still legitimate targets... He ordered the second strike."
Hegseth order on first Caribbean boat strike, officials say: Kill them all
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a verbal order to kill all crew members in the Sept. 2 strike on a suspected drug boat. Navy SEALs fired a second missile.
www.washingtonpost.com
November 29, 2025 at 12:39 AM
So, Frank M. "Mitch" Bradley could have used the later advice of the six members of Congress as to refusing illegal orders to murder. He should be prosecuted fully.
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Lol, ya the tide is turning
Wow: JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon seems to think that companies involved with Trump's ballroom project could be criminally prosecuted. thehill.com/business/559...
November 29, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Lol, ya the tide is turning
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a few candidates have talked about this but any Dem planning to run in 2028 should make it explicit: the next DOJ will, in fact, go after you if you’re funding this awful ballroom, or any other pay to play deals you make with this administration
Dimon on why JPMorgan Chase is not funding WH Ballroom:
We have an issue, which is anything we do, since we do a lot of contracts with governments here and around the world, we have to be very careful how anything is perceived, and also how the next DOJ is going to deal with it.
We have an issue, which is anything we do, since we do a lot of contracts with governments here and around the world, we have to be very careful how anything is perceived, and also how the next DOJ is going to deal with it.
November 29, 2025 at 7:32 PM
a few candidates have talked about this but any Dem planning to run in 2028 should make it explicit: the next DOJ will, in fact, go after you if you’re funding this awful ballroom, or any other pay to play deals you make with this administration
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Just in case you're wondering , this is considerably worse than what Trump did you get impeached the first time.
At some point in the future, Witkoff should be prosecuted for this.
November 29, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Just in case you're wondering , this is considerably worse than what Trump did you get impeached the first time.
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You can tell how fundamental this was as an obvious war crime from how you have to use a mix of archaic English terminology, diplomatic terms of art codified in French, and legal maxims expressed in Latin, to even describe how illegal it is. That's how old the relevant concepts are.
November 29, 2025 at 9:10 AM
You can tell how fundamental this was as an obvious war crime from how you have to use a mix of archaic English terminology, diplomatic terms of art codified in French, and legal maxims expressed in Latin, to even describe how illegal it is. That's how old the relevant concepts are.
I'm afraid to wonder what war crimes, crimes against humanity or preposterous graft we will discover today.
November 29, 2025 at 1:03 PM
I'm afraid to wonder what war crimes, crimes against humanity or preposterous graft we will discover today.
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From Frederick Douglass's 1867 "Composite Nation" speech, a defense of Chinese migration to the United States at a time when anti-Chinese sentiment was intensifying.
teachingamericanhistory.org/document/our...
teachingamericanhistory.org/document/our...
November 28, 2025 at 7:01 PM
From Frederick Douglass's 1867 "Composite Nation" speech, a defense of Chinese migration to the United States at a time when anti-Chinese sentiment was intensifying.
teachingamericanhistory.org/document/our...
teachingamericanhistory.org/document/our...
Ballet pic of the day
Ksenia Khabinets, Valeriya Pobedinskaya and Anastasia Teterina
“ Grand Pas” from “Don Quixote “
Photographer Andrey Ponomarenko
Ksenia Khabinets, Valeriya Pobedinskaya and Anastasia Teterina
“ Grand Pas” from “Don Quixote “
Photographer Andrey Ponomarenko
November 29, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Ballet pic of the day
Ksenia Khabinets, Valeriya Pobedinskaya and Anastasia Teterina
“ Grand Pas” from “Don Quixote “
Photographer Andrey Ponomarenko
Ksenia Khabinets, Valeriya Pobedinskaya and Anastasia Teterina
“ Grand Pas” from “Don Quixote “
Photographer Andrey Ponomarenko
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I think the cognitive error here is what I am going to call - from A Man for All Seasons - the 'This Isn't Spain!' fallacy: the assumption that some special forcefield enforces the regularity of your country's politics, so that things that happen elsewhere 'cannot happen here.'
November 25, 2025 at 3:34 PM
I think the cognitive error here is what I am going to call - from A Man for All Seasons - the 'This Isn't Spain!' fallacy: the assumption that some special forcefield enforces the regularity of your country's politics, so that things that happen elsewhere 'cannot happen here.'
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Disturbingly similar fact pattern to Heinz-Wilhelm Eck, a German U-boat commander, who was tried, convicted, and executed after the war for ordering his crew to shoot the survivors of a Greek merchantman sunk by U-852.
November 29, 2025 at 2:03 AM
Disturbingly similar fact pattern to Heinz-Wilhelm Eck, a German U-boat commander, who was tried, convicted, and executed after the war for ordering his crew to shoot the survivors of a Greek merchantman sunk by U-852.
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Transparently absurd reasoning, and note the source. Somebody who was *on that call* was so horrified they told the Washington Post what was said.
I don’t know the Geneva Conventions, but this justification doesn’t seem right. It also wouldn’t defend a “no quarter“ order which was given regardless of the circumstances of the survivors.
November 29, 2025 at 2:57 AM
Transparently absurd reasoning, and note the source. Somebody who was *on that call* was so horrified they told the Washington Post what was said.
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Trump has explicitly included legally naturalized citizens among his targets for “remigration”.
November 29, 2025 at 3:19 AM
Trump has explicitly included legally naturalized citizens among his targets for “remigration”.