@bertin.bsky.social

i guess im really impressed that all the load-bearing fictions held for as long as they did. especially given that it turned out to largely be load-bearing fictions all the way down

GOOD NEWS! A new cancer treatment has demonstrated unprecedented results in a large trial for cancer patients whose disease has become resistant to chemotherapy AND immunotherapy. Tumors shrank in OVER a third of participants, with 15 patients experiencing COMPLETE eradication of their tumors.

I'm just going to shoot my shot since you follow me: -I am NOT a good person -If you get me on a talkshow with Ken Klippenstein I WILL lunge over the desk and try to jam a belt sander into his crotch while yelling "Smoothgroin gang" -I belong in prison -I have some experience with Drupal

Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social · 6d ago

This is a very good job that'll be a little hard. You're basically running point on an omnichannel comedy network for aspiring paranoiacs that will turn into a cult of its own. Apply or tell your smartest friend to apply. There's a war on for your mind and we need a John Brown.

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You’ll set the playbook for how InfoWars shows up across platforms and direct a roster of writers and creators to execute it at the speed the internet demands, all while also making sure the trains are running. We are building a vibrant content slate with many contributors, so success means creating a unified tone of voice with many different inputs and having the judgment to know which risks are worth taking.



This is a fast-paced job with high levels of autonomy and responsibility.

This story is so absurd that I think it didn’t get enough attention. Chicago police is violating the law to the tune of hundreds of thousands of secret traffic stops that it’s not reporting as the law requires. When Pascal discovered this, they said they’d fix it… but secrecy has only increased!

Pascal Sabino@pascalsabino.bsky.social · 3w ago

Chicago Police officials said they would address the 200,000+ secretive traffic stops I had uncovered two years ago that were hidden from oversight. But now as CPD Superintendent Larry Snelling retires, the issue is worse— *half* of all stops in the last year were not properly documented