Anthony Turley

Congratulations, Virginia! Republicans are trying to tilt the midterm elections in their favor, but they haven’t done it yet. Thanks for showing us what it looks like to stand up for our democracy and fight back.

@RooshWilliams TF I’ve been saying since the “Reed should start” chants .. Your Best Player cannot be 37/38 yrs old. Jalen Green showed out Friday night, btw !! My 👀’s are on the 2027 Draft & the Future @LockedOnRockets @SportsVanessa

The Rockets “young core” can’t even beat the Lakers B Team because they aren’t very good. An unfortunate fact but a fact nonetheless.

KAT 🤝 King of the North Towns was so hyped meeting Kit Harington postgame at the Garden 🐺

@RooshWilliams Point # 3 .. The Rockets don't have a Jalen Brown or Derrick White-caliber player on their Roster !! Players Matter, Bruh !!! Huge Oversight on your part !!! @LockedOnRockets

My personal opinion on Stone’s comments: 1. I would’ve liked the Rockets to try and add a contributing player (even a buyout), but I get why they didn’t 2. Saying “shame on you” to fans is always a bad idea 3. The Celtics lost Tatum and still won 56 games, so save the excuses

@TheCinesthetic I really hope so .. cuz I liked “The Batman” trailers way more than the actual movie !! SMH

Robert Pattinson says ‘THE BATMAN 2’ is “a really different type of Batman movie.” "The script is so good. Hopefully, people will be really pleasantly surprised by it."

@RooshWilliams And when Reed Sheppard gets exposed in the 1st Round (just like Jalen Green, last season) .. Somehow that'll be Ime Udoka's fault !!! SMFH @JTGatlin @SportsVanessa

The Rockets are now 15-4 when Reed Sheppard starts. They’ve been playing some very solid basketball lately. No notes.

How Conservative Women in America act 😂🇺🇸

@shanaka86 If he REALLY controlled the Strait of Hormuz, he wouldn't be "chilling" in an apartment !!! His @ss would be underground alongside the IRGC military structure that's REALLY "calling the shots"

BREAKING: The commander who controls the Strait of Hormuz is dead. The strait is still collecting tolls. Iranian state media confirmed on March 25 that Mosayeb Bakhtiari, commander of the IRGC Navy’s First Naval District headquartered in Bandar Abbas, was killed in combined US-Israeli airstrikes on the port city. Fars News published his funeral photographs. Al Arabiya corroborated. The Institute for the Study of War’s Critical Threats Project verified the kill in their March 25 update, citing the Fars funeral report directly. No Iranian denial has been issued. No retraction. The IRGC called him a martyr, buried him in his hometown, and continued operating the strait. This is the man whose district controls the chokepoint through which 20 percent of the world’s oil transited before February 28 and through which a handful of ships per day now pass paying tolls in Chinese yuan. His headquarters in Bandar Abbas sits at the narrowest point of the strait. His forces operate the fast attack craft, the naval mines, the anti-ship missiles, and the drone swarms that turned Hormuz from an open waterway into a permissioned gate. He is dead. His forces are still there. His mines are still there. His toll booth is still collecting. Israeli media reports a second claim: that overall IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri was also killed in Bandar Abbas strikes on March 26. This is unconfirmed by Iranian sources. Previous Tangsiri death claims in January and February were denied by the IRGC. The claim is Tier 2 at best. It is included here because the pattern matters more than any single name. The pattern is this: the IRGC designed its command structure to survive exactly this. The Mosaic Defence doctrine fragments the IRGC into 31 semi-autonomous provincial commands. Each officer designates successors three ranks down. Each unit maintains its own intelligence, weapons, logistics, and militia. Deputy Defence Minister Talaeinik confirmed on national television March 4: every commander has a successor, and every successor has a successor, three levels deep. Bakhtiari is dead. His successor was activated before the funeral photographs were published. The First Naval District did not pause operations. The mines did not deactivate. The fast boats did not return to port. The toll booth did not close. The system was designed so that the death of the commander does not equal the death of the command. The system was designed for this war. This is what 9,000 targets and $200 billion cannot buy. The strikes destroy the man. They cannot destroy the architecture. The IRGC built a command structure modelled on Iraq 2003, where centralised command collapsed under precision strikes. The Mosaic Defence ensures no single strike produces that collapse. Every node is redundant. Every district is autonomous. Every successor is pre-designated. The death of the admiral is absorbed by the system the admiral built. The market has not priced this. The market sees “IRGC commander killed” and prices Iranian weakness. The market does not see the successor who took command before the body was cold. The market does not see the 31 provincial commands that do not require the admiral’s signature to lay a mine or launch a drone. The market does not see that the chokepoint is controlled by a doctrine, not a person. Persons die. Doctrines do not. Nine thousand targets. One hundred and forty ships. Three hundred and thirty launchers. Ninety percent missile reduction. And Hormuz is still collecting tolls in yuan from Chinese tankers while the commander who set the price is buried in his hometown. The strikes show what $200 billion buys in the domain of physics. The toll booth shows what $200 billion does not buy in the domain of doctrine. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@JTGatlin ONLY if we can avoid giving up the 2027 Nets & Suns picks (I mean we have to re-tool with promising young talent at some point !!) .. For Me, everyone except KD & Sengun are expendable @RooshWilliams @00rocketgirl @ftank58 @SportsVanessa

Do you want to see Giannis in Houston? Why or why not?

Nia Long, Regina Hall & Sanaa Lathan, all over 50. Go viral with their immaculate face cards! 😮‍💨✨

@RooshWilliams Drafting "elite" talent is kinda like trying to win the Lotto. Zion Williamson is the perfect example of someone with ALL the talent but doesn't wanna be a superstar !! We have the Nets & Phx picks in 2027, it's a Loaded Draft, and so there's hope @LockedOnRockets @SportsVanessa

This season has been a complete disaster from the front office to Ime Udoka to the fact that the Rockets lack elite talent on the court. Anyone can tank for 3 years and draft lotto picks. That ain’t hard. But can Rafael Stone build a real contender?

How good was prime Larry Bird?? This good…..

Chuck Norris demonstrates stage fighting techniques on David Letterman, 1980

Always remember Michael Jordan once made a free throw with his eyes shut in a fucking league game just because he could. “Hey, Mutombo. This one’s for you, baby.”

Bob Mueller was one of the finest directors in the history of the FBI, transforming the bureau after 9/11 and saving countless lives. But it was his relentless commitment to the rule of law and his unwavering belief in our bedrock values that made him one of the most respected public servants of our time. Michelle and I send our condolences to Bob’s family, and everyone who knew and admired him.

@dubythechef @RooshWilliams @ftank58 I actually agree cuz of how Mark Malone was fired by the Nuggets ..But I cannot forget that Ime brought us "back from the Brink" after years of suffering under Steven Silas ..and Because Silas lasted multiple years, I don't see the Fertitta's firing him when we're in the Playoffs

@AnthonyTurley4 @RooshWilliams @ftank58 Yes you can.

That’s one of the most pathetic displays of basketball I’ve ever watched. Ime Udoka is a complete dunce on offense. The dude has zero clue. He saw a halfcourt trap and had no counter for it and just kept trying the same thing over and over. And failed miserably. Fire him.