Day: January 11, 2025

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OSINT

During a Retirement Ceremony earlier today for the Directer of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), Steve Dettelbach, he was presented with the 80% Lower Receiver of an AR-15 as a Gift, laughing as he accepted it from an Agent who joked that the Lower was Untraced and Unregistered. During his service as Director, Dettelbach worked towards making just the possession of these 80% Lowers a Federal Crime, while attempting to shutdown the Businesses which produced them for Average Americans.



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Security and Intelligence

During a Retirement Ceremony earlier today for the Directer of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), Steve Dettelbach, he was presented with the 80% Lower Receiver of an AR-15 as a Gift, laughing as he accepted it from an Agent who joked that the Lower was Untraced and Unregistered. During his service as Director, Dettelbach worked towards making just the possession of these 80% Lowers a Federal Crime, while attempting to shutdown the Businesses which produced them for Average Americans.



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Operation "Doppelganger"

U. S Government Puts The Biggest Anime Piracy Website On Its ‘Notorious …


A notorious website, HiAnime.to was put on the NML list, and the website surpassed gigantic streaming websites such as Disney+ and Crunchyroll in monthly visitors.

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OSINT

@DHSgov @Tucson_Police @TucsonRomero @PimaSheriff Do I need to keep going with this list or do you get the picture? #OSINT



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OSINT

The U.S. increased its reward to $25 million for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who was inaugurated for a third term amid widespread international rejection of the election. Additional rewards were offered for top officials accused of corruption and drug trafficking. The U.K., Canada, and the EU imposed new sanctions on Venezuelan leaders, citing human rights violations and undermining democracy.



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Security and Intelligence

The U.S. increased its reward to $25 million for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who was inaugurated for a third term amid widespread international rejection of the election. Additional rewards were offered for top officials accused of corruption and drug trafficking. The U.K., Canada, and the EU imposed new sanctions on Venezuelan leaders, citing human rights violations and undermining democracy.



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Security and Intelligence

Today in 1923, French & Belgian troops march into Germany’s Ruhr region to force payment of war reparations specified in the Versailles Treaty. As many as 130 civilians will be killed by the occupiers for non-violently resisting. The bloodshed sparks outrage throughout Germany. https://t.co/SB9Qb60pyr



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OSINT

RT @sentdefender: For the first time ever, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled one of its Large-Underground Missil…



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Security and Intelligence

@veteransinsight Convenience and innovation vs. privacy and control. The real question is—are we ready for the long-term consequences of feeding these algorithms? 🤔🔍 #DataPrivacy #AIethics



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OSINT

According to South Korea’s Transport Ministry, the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) aboard Jeju Air Flight 2216, the jet that crashed at South Korea’s Muan Airport late last December, stopped recording four minutes before the Boeing 737-800 crashed. The ministry has said that the damaged flight recorder has now been sent to a U.S. National Transportation Safety Board laboratory. 179 out of 181 passengers died in the crash.