(Oct 2nd, 2024, 03:53 AM)Maniakkid25 Wrote:

That's pretty much a Ship of Theseus question. You know, if you replace every part of a boat, is it still the same boat? But the Ukranians, as far as I recall, aren't getting long range drones from any one except Turkey, so it's reasonable to assume that it could have been a modified TB-2... if there weren't reports of honest to god jet engines preceding the attack. I can't say where they got the tech, but the point is that they do have it.

• The Onion’s winning bid for Infowars was backed by the Connecticut families, which “agreed to forgo a portion of their recovery to increase the overall value of the Onion’s bid,” according to lawyers for the families.
  

• Lawyers for Jones and the only other bidder in the Infowars auction — First United American Companies, which operates the ShopAlexJones.com website — complained about the secrecy of the process, in which bids for a “best-and-final offer” were sealed.
  

• Judge Lopez said he was not aware of the sealed-bid format the trustee implemented nor did he know specifically what assets in the case were being sold. He expressed concern about the way bids were submitted and reviewed by the trustee, and noted that First United (which the trustee designated as the “backup bidder”) didn’t know what the Onion and the Connecticut families had bid. “We’re holding an evidentiary hearing, and I’m going to figure out exactly what happened,” the judge said. Later, he said, “My concern is the lack of transparency in the process.”