I was wondering where all those comments went thanks for undeleteing them all for me, seems there's some overzealous moderators that are more interested in enforcing ideological purity than fostering open discussion.
"Promoting vehicular homicide", for pointing out they edited the video to remove the parts that showed it was self defense and not an attack, that's rich. My here mistake was not posting the full unedited video to properly illustrate their hypocrisy
"Trolling" for providing video evidence of anti-semitic hate speech and calls for genocide. another good one, really says something about the person who removed that comment.
"Rule 1" for pointing out a headline was sourced from some guy who admitted (in the same article) he didn't even witness the events he's being quoted on. Quality
"Trolling/baiting" for making a joke about stupid bus lanes. LiTeRaLly ThEy WoRsT PeRsOn In ThE WoRlD!!
Conveniently left out the number of rockets Palestinians have launched indiscriminately at Israeli cities, and they're sourcing statistics from the Gaza Health Ministry, which is literally Hamas.
I couldn't care less if it was shot on video tape as long as the writing is solid and the story is fresh, interesting, and meaningful.
Bad news bro, in several countries, including this one, Hamas has been legally declared a terrorist organization.
So far, she has refused to specifically condemn Hamas for its slaughter of Israelis on October 7, has fundraising ties to at least three Hamas-linked activists, including one who served prison time for his connection to the terror group, and has publicly defended those chanting calls for genocide of the Jewish people.
Nah, we haven't even broke the seal on those two carrier strike groups yet. Maybe we'll get lucky and Iran will do something dumb and necessitate a demonstration of what a CSG is capable of.
Terrorist supporter is butthurt that her side is losing, resorts to theatrics as a last ditch effort.
I have a better idea... ban pedestrians!
In an effort to torture future generations, I have carefully restored the original film frame rate and upscaled this hilariously bad 1980's sci-fi film, made famous by Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Enjoy... or weep!
Space Mutiny (1988)This cult classic movie has been digitally processed to restore it to its original 24fps film format, and ai upscaled to repair and recover...
Space Mutiny
1988 - Not Rated - 1h 31m
A pilot is the only hope to stop the mutiny of a spacecraft by its security crew, who plot to sell the crew of the ship into slavery.
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>It would be sad if it weren't so pathetic. > >OK, folks! Don't worry, I won't be giving away anything important, although I don't think I could spoil this movie if I tried. So off we go... > >As what sounds like Kintaro's arrangement of 'O Fortuna' wafts our way, we are subjected to the film's opening credits. They look like they were produced by a Commodore 64 and they freeze up more than once because there are too darned many moving objects on the screen. > >Welcome to Battlestar Galactica-- I mean, the Southern Sun! This ship is home to an entire civilization, despite the fact that 90% of it appears to be a brewery. In charge of this magnificent flying basement is Captain Santa Claus, assisted by his Billy-Idol-wannabe sidekick. I've seen this movie at least a dozen times and still am not really sure what the plot is, but it has something to do with a greasy-haired guy named Kalgan trying to disrupt the transportation of a bunch of magical -- and (of course) extremely horny -- women. Santa puts our seemingly brain-damaged hero Ryder in charge of defeating Kalgan. Meanwhile Captain Santa's daughter Leah, who somehow doesn't seem much younger than the Captain himself, gets pretty chummy with Ryder. In the words of Crow T. Robot: "If you pretend you know what's going on, it's actually kind of exciting." > >Watch and enjoy the following: Vacu-formed unitards, ridiculously small weapons, Santa's incredibly fake beard, tinfoil muu-muus, Kalgan's giggling fits, Ryder's bizarre reaction shots, a woman who punches in at work despite the fact that she was just murdered, Leah's sensual Dance of the Hoola Hoop, the most '80s bar scene EVER, women who reeeeeally like Van DeGraf Generators, countless shots of computer screens (graphics by Kenner), Ryder's attempt to say 'auxiliary', and numerous molasses-fast chase scenes involving golf carts... or floor waxers or something. > >This movie is not campy; it's just that everything is wrong in all the right ways. Acting, sets, lighting, costumes, dialogue... they're all just plain goofy. These folks tried to make an exciting space-drama -- and maybe it would've been if they had dared to take ANYTHING up a notch -- but every aspect of it just says, "space movie" and nothing more. > >If this movie was just plain bad, you might have to feel sad for the people that made it, thinking it would work. However, it makes such a leap into the ridiculous that you just have to laugh. A must-see for fans of so-bad-it's-good movies. And whether you love or hate sci-fi, this is a very funny movie. > >I give it a 4 -- it may not affect you the way it's supposed to, but it's great entertainment." > > -ptrschckl
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Space Mutiny - The Music Video
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They claimed they hit an ambulance carrying Hamas personnel, there's no confirmation that it was this specific ambulance.
Damage looks more consistent with grenade shrapnel than an "airstrike".
There is only one pile, victims of Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Should make the "Islamic Art" exhibit out of all the videos and pictures from the 10-7 atrocities committed by Hamas.
Sorry for the confusion, I should have quoted the full paragraph from the article, and more clearly specified that I was referring to Israels banning of fuel deliveries.
The statements come as President Joe Biden called for a humanitarian pause in Gaza and U.N. officials warned that aid agencies, water treatment plants and bakeries there may soon run out of fuel. Israel, which has allowed a limited number of trucks carrying food, water and medicine into the enclave, continues to ban deliveries of fuel, which it says Hamas will use for military purposes.
Maybe the best solution is for the UN and all these other stupid grandstanding countries to stay out of it. They aren't involved in the conflict, they shouldn't have any say in how it's resolved.
U.N. officials warned that aid groups, water treatment plants and bakeries in the enclave are running dangerously low on fuel.
Cutting off your enemy's fuel and supply lines is a legitimate tactic that is used in just about every conflict. The UN is a terrorist supporting joke.
we’ll NEVER get it on something like the 2nd Amendment
Why do you want to make people disarmed and defenseless?
Having a bus only lane is a gigantic waste of space and resources, they should start fining the city planners that come up with these dumb ideas instead.
The people I've seen entering the workforce out of college lately have been absolute morons that couldn't figure out how to push a broom if it came with an instruction manual. So I'm going to have to pass on that idea.
Their problem is the facts don't fit their narrative and its making them mentally unstable.
Well, get ready for action with this weeks film. It's a post-apocalyptic thriller, and it starts Persis Khambatta, and that guy from Paperchase. Enjoy, I bid you pain!
It's bold enough to bulldog your taste buds and hogtie your tongue!
A scientist is injured during an experiment and develops a "touch of death". He seeks revenge on those he believes to have wronged him.
Your experiment today is called Pod People. It has nothing to do with pods, it has nothing to do with people. It has everything to do with hurting.
Dedicated to the chickens who lost their lives in the great chicken war.
In the future, a dissatisfied worker at an oppressive corporation has his mind projected into a computer simulation. First he takes the form of an animal in the jungle, then he enters the film Casablanca. This enables him to disrupt society.
This video has been processed, upscaled, and cleaned up as best as possible for viewing on modern devices and preservation purposes.
Note: There are some short framerate dropouts that occur in this video, they were present in the source material and are not a result of processing.
A young woman leaves her unpleasant home life and goes to Los Angeles with a new boyfriend and a charming drifter. She is hired as a dancer in a nightclub but the trio soon find themselves embroiled in the world of illicit narcotics and organized crime.
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A special gift to welcome MST3k fans to our new home:
The fan favorite episode Space Mutiny, AI upscaled, deinterlaced, cleaned up, and encoded with the latest software and codecs, to improve the image quality beyond the original sources and ensure a great viewing experience on modern devices.
Here is a comparison of normal DVD playback vs AI upscaling:
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Update: I am currently experimenting with new filters and processing settings to increase quality, along with fighting youtubes upload compression algorithm which doesn't seem to favor 4:3 content. The dust should be settled shortly.
