#weapons testing

[theinconvenientlifestyle]

Tiberius @ecomarxi

There are no red lines. They are testing new weapons, burning families alive, raping doctors to death, snipe-firing children - the worst crimes imaginable are being committed in Palestine with full support from the liberal Western establishment. This needs to break the world.

[jasontoddsthickthigh]

#Israel is testing weapons on 🇵🇸

#palestine #israel #shorts

[afrotumble]

[documenting-apartheid]

Visualizing Palestine: The HERMES 900 is a lethal drone manufactured by Elbit systems and first deployed during Israel's 2014 attack on the besieged Gaza strip. Elbit supplies 85% of the drones used by the Israeli military for drone strikes and surveillance, resulting in grave human rights violations against Palestinians.

36,090 PALESTINIANS KILLED during Israel's genocide in Gaza as of May 28, 2024. The Israeli military used drones for 90% of the targeted killings in Gaza in October and November 2023.

11.5% RISE IN REVENUE (year over year) reported by Elbit systems for the first quarter of 2024, 6 months into the genocide in Gaza.

TESTED ON PALESTINIANS "The fact that our systems are in operational use in Israel helps us because customers prefer to get mature solutions."-Elbit Systems CEO Bezhalel Machlis, May 2024

Elbit systems is Israel's largest weapons company.

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[whats-in-a-sentence]

"You're just in time to see the testing of our new weapon. Revolutionize warfare. Make the dragonlance obsolete."

"DragonLance Chronicles: Dragons of Winter Night" - Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman

[voidtekarc]

“I feel the need to destroy the shit out of something.”

*Tests another weapon*

“Alright, I feel better now.”

[everydayanth]

Muscular Ancient Murder Victim Had Perfectly Circular Hole Punched In His Chest

Somewhere around 2,000 years ago on a Greek island, a very strong man had a seven-pointed spear, known as a styrax, thrust through his chest with such a violent force that it punched a perfectly circular hole in his sternum.

According to a report in Live Science , this ancient murder case is being studied by Professor Anagnostis Agelarakis, who is an anthropologist at Adelphi University in Garden City, New York who told reporters “The way that the [ spear's] penetration took place in [reference] to the bone, it is an exact 90-degree angle against the sternum.”

It was suspected that the approximately 0.6 by 0.4-inch hole (1.5 by 1.1 centimeter) was caused by a seven-sided styrax , but how exactly did they prove it? Fortunately for Agelarakis, his wife, Argiro Agelarakis, is a scientific illustrator and anthropologist, also from Adelphi. Thus, Agelarakis had a set of replica weapons cast from a bronze alloy and through experimental archaeology he discovered they didn't form the same circle when they hit the test targets. So, the styrax likely wasn't thrown at the man, Agelarakis concluded.

[singularfortean]

Solo Green Fireball Flashes over Russia's Secretive 'Scientific City'

A bright green fireball seen in the early morning hours of November 27th over Akademgorodok, Russia, near the regional capital Novosibirsk, prompted local residents to take to social media to share videos of the event.

Was this fireball caused by space debris, secret Russian testing, or something even stranger?