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New Character ■Tontatta Pirates / Captain Leo Red Element / Defender While "Haute Couture Patch ★ Work" is active, your team's Treasure Areas become Sew-Sew Treasure Areas! Protect the treasure by pulling in enemies who've been immobilized by Sew-Sew State! #BountyRush

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- M O K H A Y A R -vor 1 Jahr

Dorry

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MANAFvor 1 Jahr

He should have been a runner.

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Rayanツンvor 1 Jahr

Finding Leo in game 🔬

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Queen_Deltarunevor 1 Jahr

This Maybe The Most Goofiest Character We'll Probably Get For A While And I'm All Here For It

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A weird manvor 1 Jahr

HE LITERALLY BLOCKS YOU FROM CAPPING THE TREASURE, NOTICE HOW SUGAR CAN STILL MOVE AND TRY TO CAPTURE BUT THE BAR DOESN'T FULLY EMPTY

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Can you guys please make to where we can change the main screen UI Color to like blue green ?? Plz just make a lot of color available the main screen alone is gonna make it really boring to keep playing overtime … like clash of clans u can change the scenery of your base is good

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Jeebersvor 1 Jahr

Mid asf - only thing saving him is his size

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RashaAboFrehvor 1 Jahr

Soooooooo small!!!!!

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It’s gonna be very funny if Sabo gets countered by not only big wheehaha man but also the tiny little super Smurf 🤣

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Susanne Delaney

15,167 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Oldham hasn't been taken over by gangsters overnight. It's been handed to them on a mango chutney tray, slowly, quietly, and through a series of deliberate decisions by the very people paid to protect it. Everyone here knows it. That's what outsiders never understand. This isn't hidden knowledge. It's whispered in taxis, discussed at school gates, talked about in takeaways. People lower their voices because saying it out loud gets you branded a racist, gets your business targeted, or because someone dangerous might be listening. Silence isn't ignorance. It's survival. The war against the drug trade was lost long ago. Competing cartels have settled in and embedded themselves across the high street. Chicken shops aren't struggling. They're thriving, laundering money in plain sight. Certain streets didn't become no-go areas by accident. They became protected territory. While working families face aggressive enforcement over social media posts or minor indiscretions, million-pound drug networks operate openly. Not protected by brilliance but by complicity. An institutional culture that has decided some crimes are too sensitive to confront, some offenders too politically inconvenient to pursue. When people hear gangsters taking over a town, they imagine chaos. Violence. Armed police. Open warfare. That isn't how it happens in modern Britain. It happens quietly. Structurally. Almost politely. First comes control of illicit markets. Drugs, cash lending, intimidation. Not chaotic or contested but stable. The same names. The same areas. Year after year. When criminal markets operate like regulated utilities, something has gone badly wrong. Then money laundering through tolerated businesses. Takeaways, garages, community enterprises. Cash-heavy operations that never fail, never struggle, no matter how empty they always are. They become part of the town's furniture. Known, discussed, yet untouched. Next comes political proximity. Not conspiracy theories. Just relationships. Sometimes, immediate family members. Familiar faces at civic events. Criminal networks don't need to run the town hall. They just need to know, or better still, be related to those that do. Then comes the mutual protection. Politicians who know where the bodies are buried protect police officers who've made convenient compromises. Police officers who've turned blind eyes protect politicians with dirty secrets. They become invested in each other's survival because exposure of one threatens them all. The line between public service and personal interest disappears completely. After that, policing becomes selective. Enforcement still exists but flows predictably in one direction. Some areas get saturated with attention. Others are treated as too sensitive, too risky, too complicated. The law doesn't vanish. It becomes conditional. Finally, silencing mechanisms. Speak up and you're smeared. Push harder and you're investigated. Question it and you're arrested at the instructions of politicians and demonised by their partners in the press. This is what institutional capture looks like. This isn't just about race. It's also about power. It's about who really owns this town. Compromised politicians, captured police commanders, and the grotesque reality that the getaway driver of a cop killer can end up running for public office. That alone tells you how far the rot has spread. I'm not asking you to believe me. You already know. You've watched it happen. You've seen the cars, the houses, the untouchables who never get touched. The gangsters aren't the greatest threat to Oldham anymore. The institutions that sold us out to them are. And so that we are clear, what is happening in Oldham is also happening everywhere else where Labour is in bed with the Pakistani/Bangladeshi/Muslim bloc vote. _________ I am Raja Miah. For seven years, I led a small team that exposed how politicians protected the rape gangs. Prior to this, I spent over a decade of my life trying desperately to safeguard communities from violent extremists. If my words have ever helped you make sense of a broken system, if they’ve ever made you feel seen, heard, or hopeful, please don’t scroll past. 🔴 Support the work. This fight is far from over. 👉 There are NO paywalls to access any of my work. I share ALL of my content for free. I ask, for those that can afford to do so, to support me with £3/month or £30/year. That’s 75p a week. Pennies to most - everything to help keep me going. 🔴 Prefer a one-off contribution? 👉 👉 Raja 🙏

Oldham hasn't been taken over by gangsters overnight. It's been handed to them on a mango chutney tray, slowly, quietly, and through a series of deliberate decisions by the very people paid to protect it. Everyone here knows it. That's what outsiders never understand. This isn't hidden knowledge. It's whispered in taxis, discussed at school gates, talked about in takeaways. People lower their voices because saying it out loud gets you branded a racist, gets your business targeted, or because someone dangerous might be listening. Silence isn't ignorance. It's survival. The war against the drug trade was lost long ago. Competing cartels have settled in and embedded themselves across the high street. Chicken shops aren't struggling. They're thriving, laundering money in plain sight. Certain streets didn't become no-go areas by accident. They became protected territory. While working families face aggressive enforcement over social media posts or minor indiscretions, million-pound drug networks operate openly. Not protected by brilliance but by complicity. An institutional culture that has decided some crimes are too sensitive to confront, some offenders too politically inconvenient to pursue. When people hear gangsters taking over a town, they imagine chaos. Violence. Armed police. Open warfare. That isn't how it happens in modern Britain. It happens quietly. Structurally. Almost politely. First comes control of illicit markets. Drugs, cash lending, intimidation. Not chaotic or contested but stable. The same names. The same areas. Year after year. When criminal markets operate like regulated utilities, something has gone badly wrong. Then money laundering through tolerated businesses. Takeaways, garages, community enterprises. Cash-heavy operations that never fail, never struggle, no matter how empty they always are. They become part of the town's furniture. Known, discussed, yet untouched. Next comes political proximity. Not conspiracy theories. Just relationships. Sometimes, immediate family members. Familiar faces at civic events. Criminal networks don't need to run the town hall. They just need to know, or better still, be related to those that do. Then comes the mutual protection. Politicians who know where the bodies are buried protect police officers who've made convenient compromises. Police officers who've turned blind eyes protect politicians with dirty secrets. They become invested in each other's survival because exposure of one threatens them all. The line between public service and personal interest disappears completely. After that, policing becomes selective. Enforcement still exists but flows predictably in one direction. Some areas get saturated with attention. Others are treated as too sensitive, too risky, too complicated. The law doesn't vanish. It becomes conditional. Finally, silencing mechanisms. Speak up and you're smeared. Push harder and you're investigated. Question it and you're arrested at the instructions of politicians and demonised by their partners in the press. This is what institutional capture looks like. This isn't just about race. It's also about power. It's about who really owns this town. Compromised politicians, captured police commanders, and the grotesque reality that the getaway driver of a cop killer can end up running for public office. That alone tells you how far the rot has spread. I'm not asking you to believe me. You already know. You've watched it happen. You've seen the cars, the houses, the untouchables who never get touched. The gangsters aren't the greatest threat to Oldham anymore. The institutions that sold us out to them are. And so that we are clear, what is happening in Oldham is also happening everywhere else where Labour is in bed with the Pakistani/Bangladeshi/Muslim bloc vote. _________ I am Raja Miah. For seven years, I led a small team that exposed how politicians protected the rape gangs. Prior to this, I spent over a decade of my life trying desperately to safeguard communities from violent extremists. If my words have ever helped you make sense of a broken system, if they’ve ever made you feel seen, heard, or hopeful, please don’t scroll past. 🔴 Support the work. This fight is far from over. 👉 There are NO paywalls to access any of my work. I share ALL of my content for free. I ask, for those that can afford to do so, to support me with £3/month or £30/year. That’s 75p a week. Pennies to most - everything to help keep me going. 🔴 Prefer a one-off contribution? 👉 👉 Raja 🙏

Raja Miah

15,874 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Seshachalam Forest is not merely a forest; it is the sacred abode of Lord Balaji, blessed by the seven holy hills. And here, in this divine place, a heinous crime is being committed against our nation, our economy, our faith and our environment. We speak of the Red Sanders tree. This incredible wealth, this Rakta Chandanam, is found nowhere else on Earth. It is a unique treasure, and it carries the spiritual weight of our people. Legends say it emerged from the divine blood of Lord Venkateswara himself! To cut this tree is not just a forestry crime—it is a spiritual desecration! These trees are not lifeless wood. We know from the work of the great Indian scientist, Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose, that plants feel pain and shock. They live in a community, what the German forester Peter Wohlleben calls the "Wood-Wide Web." They share, they communicate, they protect each other. When a mother tree is felled, the entire network shudders with an agonizing electric shock. The criminals who wield the axe are tearing apart a living, sacred community! They see only the red treasure, but we see the wounded faith of millions! The recent inspection of the godowns at the Mangalam Depot reflected a chilling testament to the plunder of the last few years. It is a silent graveyard. 2.6 lakh logs—the severed remains of an estimated 1.3 lakh Mother trees—stolen, butchered, and stacked as numbered inventory. The financial theft alone is staggering: ₹2,000 crore, perhaps ₹5,000 crore, stolen directly from the State Exchequer and our national future! This is money that belongs to our people, money that should be building roads, schools and hospitals. But this raises critical questions How can a few people encroach on forest lands so easily? Who gives them the audacity to cut down the red sandalwood trees without fear? How do they smuggle them in broad daylight, escaping from the police, the security, the government agencies, and the community around the forest? The answers point to systemic failure and a terrible lack of political will in the past. We must stop asking why and start demanding justice. It’s time all those culprits faced the law and its consequences! No more can individuals treat these ancient forests as gardens in their backyards or treat the Endangered Red Sanders as their personal property. Our coalition government will not tolerate the smuggling of Red Sanders any longer. We are identifying the smugglers, kingpins and all culprits involved. We will not just arrest them; we will seize their assets under the Forest Act! A special, full-fledged operation, similar to the Centre's 'Operation Kagar,' to wipe out every single individual involved in this illegal trade shall be initiated soon. We will ensure fear among the smugglers so that no one, no one, dares to touch a single Red Sanders tree again. The Red Sanders is a life that feels, it is our national wealth, and it is sacred. We are watching, and we will protect the wealth of our nation and the divine sanctity of Seshachalam! #OperationAranya

Seshachalam Forest is not merely a forest; it is the sacred abode of Lord Balaji, blessed by the seven holy hills. And here, in this divine place, a heinous crime is being committed against our nation, our economy, our faith and our environment. We speak of the Red Sanders tree. This incredible wealth, this Rakta Chandanam, is found nowhere else on Earth. It is a unique treasure, and it carries the spiritual weight of our people. Legends say it emerged from the divine blood of Lord Venkateswara himself! To cut this tree is not just a forestry crime—it is a spiritual desecration! These trees are not lifeless wood. We know from the work of the great Indian scientist, Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose, that plants feel pain and shock. They live in a community, what the German forester Peter Wohlleben calls the "Wood-Wide Web." They share, they communicate, they protect each other. When a mother tree is felled, the entire network shudders with an agonizing electric shock. The criminals who wield the axe are tearing apart a living, sacred community! They see only the red treasure, but we see the wounded faith of millions! The recent inspection of the godowns at the Mangalam Depot reflected a chilling testament to the plunder of the last few years. It is a silent graveyard. 2.6 lakh logs—the severed remains of an estimated 1.3 lakh Mother trees—stolen, butchered, and stacked as numbered inventory. The financial theft alone is staggering: ₹2,000 crore, perhaps ₹5,000 crore, stolen directly from the State Exchequer and our national future! This is money that belongs to our people, money that should be building roads, schools and hospitals. But this raises critical questions How can a few people encroach on forest lands so easily? Who gives them the audacity to cut down the red sandalwood trees without fear? How do they smuggle them in broad daylight, escaping from the police, the security, the government agencies, and the community around the forest? The answers point to systemic failure and a terrible lack of political will in the past. We must stop asking why and start demanding justice. It’s time all those culprits faced the law and its consequences! No more can individuals treat these ancient forests as gardens in their backyards or treat the Endangered Red Sanders as their personal property. Our coalition government will not tolerate the smuggling of Red Sanders any longer. We are identifying the smugglers, kingpins and all culprits involved. We will not just arrest them; we will seize their assets under the Forest Act! A special, full-fledged operation, similar to the Centre's 'Operation Kagar,' to wipe out every single individual involved in this illegal trade shall be initiated soon. We will ensure fear among the smugglers so that no one, no one, dares to touch a single Red Sanders tree again. The Red Sanders is a life that feels, it is our national wealth, and it is sacred. We are watching, and we will protect the wealth of our nation and the divine sanctity of Seshachalam! #OperationAranya

Pawan Kalyan

1,140,988 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

A surveillance regime is being assembled in front of our very eyes. Most of you do not understand the tyrannical nightmare directly ahead. People still talk like this is a future problem. It's not. The battle against dystopia is now. 1984 is here. It arrives as "efficiency," procurement, integrations, device adoption, and a slow widening of what the state can do to you without asking, without noticing you, without needing you to consent. The attached video shows a federal agent in tactical gear wearing Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses on his face while carrying out state work. A camera at eye level. A microphone. A network connection. Constant recording that becomes a file, then a feed, then a searchable object that can be attached to a case, cross-referenced, stored, shared, and re-used. Raw footage is noise until it can be fused, searched, and operationalized. That is where AI enters. ICE is paying Palantir to build "ImmigrationOS," described as a platform for near real-time visibility into enforcement workflows, including tracking people and helping decide who gets targeted. Immigration is a perfect testing ground because the public has been trained to tolerate exceptional measures when the target group is already politically disposable. The capability does not stay there. It never stays there. The nightmare is the stack itself. Capture at the edge, aggregation in the middle, AI scoring and targeting at the top. Doorbell cameras feed the state. License plate readers feed the state. Data brokers feed the state. Local sharing agreements feed the state. Wearables feed the state. AI compresses the labor cost of suspicion, so the state can watch more people, more often, with less human effort. That is the mechanical shift most people still do not understand. AI does not need to be sentient to be oppressive. It needs to be cheap enough to scale the state’s attention and fast enough to outrun your ability to contest what it thinks it knows. Let me paint you the picture: an agent walks up the block wearing smart glasses, and your face, your voice, your license plate, and the people you are standing with get captured immediately. That clip hits an internal system where AI transcribes, tags, and links it to whatever identifiers already exist, your name, your address, your contacts, your past crossings, your employer, your car, your social graph. The platform fuses that with location trails and camera networks, then assigns a "priority" score that quietly moves you up a queue nobody outside the system can see. A caseworker opens a dashboard and clicks through prebuilt options that generate a task list, knock, detain, transfer, pressure, repeat, with the paperwork already half-written by AI. This is tyranny by procedure. The real chokehold is anticipatory control. Once people know they can be indexed, scored, and surfaced for enforcement, they start trimming their speech, their associations, their routes, their friends. Dissent becomes a risk factor, organizing becomes exposure, and the state does not need to ban protest when it can make participation costly enough to thin the crowd. It inevitably expands to include anyone who interrupts the smooth operation of power, and this kind of surveillance gives power the ability to punish quietly, repeatedly, and selectively, with plausible deniability stapled to every click. This is the formula for tyranny. The state gains capability, then finds incentives to justify using it. Agencies protect budgets by "demonstrating output." Contractors protect revenue by "delivering results." Politicians protect narratives by demanding visible "enforcement." Restraint gets treated as "inefficiency." Efficiency gets treated as "virtue." Your rights get treated as "friction." Any system that allows institutions to assemble your biography without your consent, then act on it without due process, is an engine of domination. Some people tolerate it because they think they will never be the target. That belief is childish. Power does not remain polite. It expands to fill the permissions you give it. A surveillance regime always needs new enemies to justify itself, because a machine built for pursuit must pursue. The regime being assembled is not subtle, it is simply normalized. It runs on boredom, exhaustion, and the assumption that someone else will handle it. It's all being wired now, and once it is wired, it will not ask your permission to be used.

A surveillance regime is being assembled in front of our very eyes. Most of you do not understand the tyrannical nightmare directly ahead. People still talk like this is a future problem. It's not. The battle against dystopia is now. 1984 is here. It arrives as "efficiency," procurement, integrations, device adoption, and a slow widening of what the state can do to you without asking, without noticing you, without needing you to consent. The attached video shows a federal agent in tactical gear wearing Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses on his face while carrying out state work. A camera at eye level. A microphone. A network connection. Constant recording that becomes a file, then a feed, then a searchable object that can be attached to a case, cross-referenced, stored, shared, and re-used. Raw footage is noise until it can be fused, searched, and operationalized. That is where AI enters. ICE is paying Palantir to build "ImmigrationOS," described as a platform for near real-time visibility into enforcement workflows, including tracking people and helping decide who gets targeted. Immigration is a perfect testing ground because the public has been trained to tolerate exceptional measures when the target group is already politically disposable. The capability does not stay there. It never stays there. The nightmare is the stack itself. Capture at the edge, aggregation in the middle, AI scoring and targeting at the top. Doorbell cameras feed the state. License plate readers feed the state. Data brokers feed the state. Local sharing agreements feed the state. Wearables feed the state. AI compresses the labor cost of suspicion, so the state can watch more people, more often, with less human effort. That is the mechanical shift most people still do not understand. AI does not need to be sentient to be oppressive. It needs to be cheap enough to scale the state’s attention and fast enough to outrun your ability to contest what it thinks it knows. Let me paint you the picture: an agent walks up the block wearing smart glasses, and your face, your voice, your license plate, and the people you are standing with get captured immediately. That clip hits an internal system where AI transcribes, tags, and links it to whatever identifiers already exist, your name, your address, your contacts, your past crossings, your employer, your car, your social graph. The platform fuses that with location trails and camera networks, then assigns a "priority" score that quietly moves you up a queue nobody outside the system can see. A caseworker opens a dashboard and clicks through prebuilt options that generate a task list, knock, detain, transfer, pressure, repeat, with the paperwork already half-written by AI. This is tyranny by procedure. The real chokehold is anticipatory control. Once people know they can be indexed, scored, and surfaced for enforcement, they start trimming their speech, their associations, their routes, their friends. Dissent becomes a risk factor, organizing becomes exposure, and the state does not need to ban protest when it can make participation costly enough to thin the crowd. It inevitably expands to include anyone who interrupts the smooth operation of power, and this kind of surveillance gives power the ability to punish quietly, repeatedly, and selectively, with plausible deniability stapled to every click. This is the formula for tyranny. The state gains capability, then finds incentives to justify using it. Agencies protect budgets by "demonstrating output." Contractors protect revenue by "delivering results." Politicians protect narratives by demanding visible "enforcement." Restraint gets treated as "inefficiency." Efficiency gets treated as "virtue." Your rights get treated as "friction." Any system that allows institutions to assemble your biography without your consent, then act on it without due process, is an engine of domination. Some people tolerate it because they think they will never be the target. That belief is childish. Power does not remain polite. It expands to fill the permissions you give it. A surveillance regime always needs new enemies to justify itself, because a machine built for pursuit must pursue. The regime being assembled is not subtle, it is simply normalized. It runs on boredom, exhaustion, and the assumption that someone else will handle it. It's all being wired now, and once it is wired, it will not ask your permission to be used.

Dylan Allman

327,629 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Want to get your hands on one of Edward's COOLEST outfits in Black Flag Resynced? I've put together a guide to obtain the ♦️Master Assassin♦️ attire 👇 ♦️Start "Art Lover" quest at the Manor ♦️Raid Warehouses for their art ♦️Board and defeat ships for their models ♦️Accumulate 30 total art pieces ♦️Finish "Art Lover" in Manor Basement *Additionally, you could buy 6 art pieces at the treasure merchant if you restored that structure* Warehouse and Key Locations: Havana - 205, 600 Kill and loot the enemy on the northwest edge of the plantation. Matanzas - 308, 617 Crocodile icon southwest of the Warehouse. Key is on a corpse in a pond on a patch of land. Nassau - 593, 750 Southwest of the Warehouse. Kill and loot an enemy on a beach. Cat Island - 706, 670 Raid the Warehouse during the ‘Sugarcane and Its Yields’ quest, then loot the key from one of the enemies in the plantation. Black Island - 913, 611 Eavesdrop on two NPCS by warehouse, then loot soldier on southwest beach. Tortuga - 848, 346 Key is in a banana crate on the center-west side. New Bone - 404, 91 Kill and loot the enemy at the Mayan Stelae. Northwest island corner. Kingston North/South - 605, 156 North: Kill and loot enemy patrol on northeast side. South: Kill and loot enemy north of barn. Enjoy :D

Want to get your hands on one of Edward's COOLEST outfits in Black Flag Resynced? I've put together a guide to obtain the ♦️Master Assassin♦️ attire 👇 ♦️Start "Art Lover" quest at the Manor ♦️Raid Warehouses for their art ♦️Board and defeat ships for their models ♦️Accumulate 30 total art pieces ♦️Finish "Art Lover" in Manor Basement Additionally, you could buy 6 art pieces at the treasure merchant if you restored that structure Warehouse and Key Locations: Havana - 205, 600 Kill and loot the enemy on the northwest edge of the plantation. Matanzas - 308, 617 Crocodile icon southwest of the Warehouse. Key is on a corpse in a pond on a patch of land. Nassau - 593, 750 Southwest of the Warehouse. Kill and loot an enemy on a beach. Cat Island - 706, 670 Raid the Warehouse during the ‘Sugarcane and Its Yields’ quest, then loot the key from one of the enemies in the plantation. Black Island - 913, 611 Eavesdrop on two NPCS by warehouse, then loot soldier on southwest beach. Tortuga - 848, 346 Key is in a banana crate on the center-west side. New Bone - 404, 91 Kill and loot the enemy at the Mayan Stelae. Northwest island corner. Kingston North/South - 605, 156 North: Kill and loot enemy patrol on northeast side. South: Kill and loot enemy north of barn. Enjoy :D

𝕯𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖉𝖗𝖔𝖇𝖊𝖗𝖙𝖘

36,554 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat