$960 million worth of equipment destroyed, so 0.7% if Russia's entire (official) military budget lost in a single set of attacks.

In fairness, getting to the point where Ukraine could repeatedly hit of Russia's biggest and more important airbases certainly took a lot of preparation destroying anti-air systems between Ukraine and that airbase. But still, impressive.

“100% electric stairs for a green future”

Yeah... that jet engine in the background probably puts out more CO2 in a minute than gasoline powered air stairs use in a year.

Free covid testing center at Washington Dulles airport, in 2025, paid for by the US government.

DOGE recently cut funding for research that was finding the estimated 35,000 children that Russia has abducted. This would have been a much more useful thing to cut...

Also, high chance that Trump wanted that research cut specifically to make it easier to sell "peace" with Russia. It's easier to sell "peace" with people who aren't insane psychopaths that abduct children by the tens of thousands to further the aim of genocide. There's probably something like 100,000+ Russians directly involved in that crime who should all be executed.

Pro-tip: if you want to prove that Pete Hegseth actually leaked you details of US strikes on Yemen hours ahead of time – rather than you just faking a few screenshots – timestamp those screenshots with OpenTimestamps.

Neat: NYU university was apparently hacked, with (claimed) graphs of admission data by race posted. If these are correct DEI is very much in effect.

Kavkazskaya oil pumping station in Kuban, Russia. This facility transfers oil by rail into pipelines for export.

Lots of other Russian infrastructure was hit in the past few days too. But this is the best video to come out recently.

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Graph of Canada's population vs worker productivity from FT.

Unsurprisingly, if you rapidly expand your population by importing millions of third worlders, per-worker productivity will go down.

The fact is we're not all equal. Canada's population is significantly smarter than the world average. Importing the rest of the world en-mass will inevitably degrade that advantage.

Making IQ tests a requirement for immigration would be a good start.

Storing museum art amongst radioactive waste.

“This is, actually, a place of honor.”