܀𓂃 Kaori Fujisawa 𓈒𓏸𑁍
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Anti-Money Laundering Counter Fraud, Risk Compliance and Audit Analyst
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Electronic Warfare Test Engineer
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Welcome to Constitution 101—an introductory course on the United States Constitution for high school students.
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Additional thoughts
February 1, 2026 at 5:24 PM
Additional thoughts
Driving hours to sit in a preserved 1990s corporate dining room isn’t proof of America’s decay—it’s proof the author is using consumption to treat existential unease.
February 1, 2026 at 5:10 PM
Driving hours to sit in a preserved 1990s corporate dining room isn’t proof of America’s decay—it’s proof the author is using consumption to treat existential unease.
Calling people “English addicts” or “English fools” is not a critique of language education — it’s a confession of intellectual laziness.
The problem is not “liking English,” nor is it studying hard, taking exams, or pursuing international work.
The problem is not “liking English,” nor is it studying hard, taking exams, or pursuing international work.
English is a path to social mobility, a way to escape a rigid domestic work culture, or simply a hobby that brings joy. Labeling that joy as a "disease" is an arrogant dismissal of personal agency.
February 1, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Calling people “English addicts” or “English fools” is not a critique of language education — it’s a confession of intellectual laziness.
The problem is not “liking English,” nor is it studying hard, taking exams, or pursuing international work.
The problem is not “liking English,” nor is it studying hard, taking exams, or pursuing international work.
English is a path to social mobility, a way to escape a rigid domestic work culture, or simply a hobby that brings joy. Labeling that joy as a "disease" is an arrogant dismissal of personal agency.
February 1, 2026 at 4:12 PM
English is a path to social mobility, a way to escape a rigid domestic work culture, or simply a hobby that brings joy. Labeling that joy as a "disease" is an arrogant dismissal of personal agency.
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February 1, 2026 at 1:02 PM
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Nichols is trying to:
1/Defend the traditional U.S. policy framework, while
2/Avoid saying explicitly whether he personally believes Taiwan is a country.
That creates the rhetorical gap Stephen L. Miller exploits:
1/Defend the traditional U.S. policy framework, while
2/Avoid saying explicitly whether he personally believes Taiwan is a country.
That creates the rhetorical gap Stephen L. Miller exploits:
Don’t declare independence” ≠ “you are not a country”
This is where the controversy lies.
Policy elites often collapse two different things
This is where the controversy lies.
Policy elites often collapse two different things
February 1, 2026 at 11:18 AM
Nichols is trying to:
1/Defend the traditional U.S. policy framework, while
2/Avoid saying explicitly whether he personally believes Taiwan is a country.
That creates the rhetorical gap Stephen L. Miller exploits:
1/Defend the traditional U.S. policy framework, while
2/Avoid saying explicitly whether he personally believes Taiwan is a country.
That creates the rhetorical gap Stephen L. Miller exploits:
Don’t declare independence” ≠ “you are not a country”
This is where the controversy lies.
Policy elites often collapse two different things
This is where the controversy lies.
Policy elites often collapse two different things
February 1, 2026 at 11:16 AM
Don’t declare independence” ≠ “you are not a country”
This is where the controversy lies.
Policy elites often collapse two different things
This is where the controversy lies.
Policy elites often collapse two different things
The comparison to Taiwan seems intended to highlight how empathy and moral condemnation are often filtered through geopolitical alignment rather than a universal human-rights standard. Is that what you meant?
if china was starving out taiwan like this, people would be up in arms
FT Exclusive: Unless deliveries resume from Mexico, Cuba's sole remaining oil supplier, the country could face sharp rationing, with much of the island already suffering near-daily blackouts. ft.trib.al/BYFsU3F
February 1, 2026 at 10:42 AM
The comparison to Taiwan seems intended to highlight how empathy and moral condemnation are often filtered through geopolitical alignment rather than a universal human-rights standard. Is that what you meant?
Your perspective has certainly piqued my interest
unfortunately the way you amplify the "victory" of that clearly unjust use of force is by complaining about it in such a way that it does not appear to be a victory
So believe me I understand this is deeply frustrating and unfair, but a march that does everything right and still gets tear gassed is a successful march that is winning.
A lot of the strategy of protest is luring the authorities into engaging in obviously, transparently unjust uses of force.
A lot of the strategy of protest is luring the authorities into engaging in obviously, transparently unjust uses of force.
February 1, 2026 at 8:33 AM
Your perspective has certainly piqued my interest
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February 1, 2026 at 6:27 AM
世田谷区のお知らせ新聞
梅丘図書館リニューアルと
世田谷区銭湯無料券申し込み開始（65歳のお誕生日から）オンラインで申し込みすると郵送で無料券送られて来ます。
梅丘図書館リニューアルと
世田谷区銭湯無料券申し込み開始（65歳のお誕生日から）オンラインで申し込みすると郵送で無料券送られて来ます。
車のリモコン電池 交換はディーラー等で1,000円 民間で500円 量販店でパナ◯◯◯◯が250円 某部品屋はUSA製5個で250円で安いが品質が悪く電池が弱く長持ちしない 百均に2個100円も疑問を持ち その下に三◯電池が1個だか100円で 値段とメーカー製品質を実験中❗️
February 1, 2026 at 5:47 AM
車のリモコン電池 交換はディーラー等で1,000円 民間で500円 量販店でパナ◯◯◯◯が250円 某部品屋はUSA製5個で250円で安いが品質が悪く電池が弱く長持ちしない 百均に2個100円も疑問を持ち その下に三◯電池が1個だか100円で 値段とメーカー製品質を実験中❗️
This challenge requires a community teammate. I reached out to Jason, but there’s been no response.
There’s no explicit refusal, no disagreement, and no friction—just silence. In OSINT terms, that’s a weak signal, not a rejection.
There’s no explicit refusal, no disagreement, and no friction—just silence. In OSINT terms, that’s a weak signal, not a rejection.
February 1, 2026 at 2:35 AM
This challenge requires a community teammate. I reached out to Jason, but there’s been no response.
There’s no explicit refusal, no disagreement, and no friction—just silence. In OSINT terms, that’s a weak signal, not a rejection.
There’s no explicit refusal, no disagreement, and no friction—just silence. In OSINT terms, that’s a weak signal, not a rejection.
When the Trump Blackmail, or insults its allies, China doesn’t have to recruit—it just waits.
February 1, 2026 at 12:22 AM
When the Trump Blackmail, or insults its allies, China doesn’t have to recruit—it just waits.
China first, Japan later
Seven hours in Tokyo, one dinner, and an ‘Indo-Pacific reassurance combo meal.
Speedrun diplomacy unlocked.
Seven hours in Tokyo, one dinner, and an ‘Indo-Pacific reassurance combo meal.
Speedrun diplomacy unlocked.
January 31, 2026 at 5:30 PM
China first, Japan later
Seven hours in Tokyo, one dinner, and an ‘Indo-Pacific reassurance combo meal.
Speedrun diplomacy unlocked.
Seven hours in Tokyo, one dinner, and an ‘Indo-Pacific reassurance combo meal.
Speedrun diplomacy unlocked.
Much of what real Red Teams do is kept internal (not published), because:1/They don’t want to burn their tactics,2/Sharing publicly addresses PR or marketing more than real operational practice. x-c3ll.github.io/posts/Rant-R...
The State of Art in Red Team is whatever you want to believe
a rant about Red Teaming.
x-c3ll.github.io
January 31, 2026 at 5:09 PM
Much of what real Red Teams do is kept internal (not published), because:1/They don’t want to burn their tactics,2/Sharing publicly addresses PR or marketing more than real operational practice. x-c3ll.github.io/posts/Rant-R...
The reports show transfers to a wide range of entities—operating companies (e.g., Skydance), philanthropic foundations, investment accounts, and routine individual checks.
That pattern is typical of consolidated reporting for a family office, master trust, or private-banking relationship.
That pattern is typical of consolidated reporting for a family office, master trust, or private-banking relationship.
Does anyone know what these transaction reports in the files are about? Because David Ellison is all over them.
January 31, 2026 at 4:51 PM
The reports show transfers to a wide range of entities—operating companies (e.g., Skydance), philanthropic foundations, investment accounts, and routine individual checks.
That pattern is typical of consolidated reporting for a family office, master trust, or private-banking relationship.
That pattern is typical of consolidated reporting for a family office, master trust, or private-banking relationship.
Germany based @MaltegoHQ hosts its Community OSINT CTF in 7 days.
POI investigations. Social media analysis. Org mapping.
Want to connect with other participants? Join our CTF Discord server. discord.gg/79p8VnuFm
POI investigations. Social media analysis. Org mapping.
Want to connect with other participants? Join our CTF Discord server. discord.gg/79p8VnuFm
January 31, 2026 at 3:07 PM
Germany based @MaltegoHQ hosts its Community OSINT CTF in 7 days.
POI investigations. Social media analysis. Org mapping.
Want to connect with other participants? Join our CTF Discord server. discord.gg/79p8VnuFm
POI investigations. Social media analysis. Org mapping.
Want to connect with other participants? Join our CTF Discord server. discord.gg/79p8VnuFm
This blog shows how to connect geopolitical intelligence to recurring TTPs to support proactive threat hunting: www.intel471.com/blog/hunting...
Hunting APTs: from state policy to TTPs
Our Geopolitical Intelligence and Threat Hunting teams collaborate closely to help customers monitor, respond to and mitigate cyber risks
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January 31, 2026 at 1:56 PM
This blog shows how to connect geopolitical intelligence to recurring TTPs to support proactive threat hunting: www.intel471.com/blog/hunting...
Colby—apparently “strategic clarity” now means saying nothing about Taiwan and hoping everyone infers resolve.
We’ve gone from strategic ambiguity to a strategic void.
Funny how “clarity” looks a lot like praising Beijing’s “proud history” while Taiwan disappears from the script.
We’ve gone from strategic ambiguity to a strategic void.
Funny how “clarity” looks a lot like praising Beijing’s “proud history” while Taiwan disappears from the script.
January 31, 2026 at 11:02 AM
Colby—apparently “strategic clarity” now means saying nothing about Taiwan and hoping everyone infers resolve.
We’ve gone from strategic ambiguity to a strategic void.
Funny how “clarity” looks a lot like praising Beijing’s “proud history” while Taiwan disappears from the script.
We’ve gone from strategic ambiguity to a strategic void.
Funny how “clarity” looks a lot like praising Beijing’s “proud history” while Taiwan disappears from the script.
The only thing I couldn't understand in the Video was why Starmer bowed.
I was also surprised by the British opposition leader’s public endorsement of the Japanese critique.
I was also surprised by the British opposition leader’s public endorsement of the Japanese critique.
January 31, 2026 at 10:41 AM
The only thing I couldn't understand in the Video was why Starmer bowed.
I was also surprised by the British opposition leader’s public endorsement of the Japanese critique.
I was also surprised by the British opposition leader’s public endorsement of the Japanese critique.