Larry Picantelitz

@PRider1980 @werwt5yvh @ptlemic @JoshWalkos We've been through this already. See ya'...

@Piscant @werwt5yvh @ptlemic @JoshWalkos There are more US death certs with flu on them in 2020 than in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 or 2019. 2021 is low, but not zero. So your assertion is laughably false.

This push to achieve “AGI” will go down in history as one of the most unhinged, irresponsible things ever perpetrated on humanity by a very small group of megalomaniac humans.

@PatriotInGib @solari_the It was repaired this morning.

@solari_the Did you even look into this story? The Georgia incident in Paulding County was caused by a third-party well-drilling crew that accidentally struck the line; repairs were completed quickly and service fully restored within hours. We have enough fearmongering already. Please.

Covid 2.0 has arrived

@DowdEdward "the Fed is not going to bail out bad credit." Stay tuned...

Private Credit tidbit: John Williams Fed NY President on whether Private Credit funds should be considered too big to fail: “absolutely not.” As I’ve stated before the Fed is not going to bail out bad credit. Remember the banks that have loaned to these guys are senior to everyone. The bag holders are the investors.

@PRider1980 @werwt5yvh @ptlemic @JoshWalkos During the scamdemic flu deaths were not recorded by the CDC as flu deaths, and instead were reported as covid deaths. That applies to both admins. Which is why flu deaths vanished during that time period. BTW, unlike you I could care less about Trump or Biden.

@Piscant @werwt5yvh @ptlemic @JoshWalkos So again, the Biden Administration, which didn't come into power until 1/20/21, made themselves look worse by switching flu deaths to covid deaths more than halfway through flu season. Solid logic there. By the way, there were over 425K US covid deaths by 1/20/21.

@TFL1728 @TheAtlantic They ran the table again?! How many more times do they need to run the table? @realDonaldTrump/posts/114730186433008075" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTru…

It’s almost like a hack from @TheAtlantic is making stuff up while Trump and Hegseth run the table

@BBGreatMoments 4.13 in the 40.

Imagine being fast enough to hit a routine ground ball to second and still beat the throw by four steps 😂

@AttilaBubby @Scottl1971 @ggreenwald Personally, I have always maintained that Wilson's theoretical isolationism for the US was the wisest path for the country. But he was a very weak man.

@Piscant @Scottl1971 @ggreenwald The Philippine Republic was ended by 1901, so that was abandoned long before WW1, if it was ever true at all

I've long thought and continue to think that the single dumbest group of people are those who believe that the US Govt fights wars to free the oppressed peoples of the world. The slightest knowledge of US history shows it far more often imposes dictatorships than uproots them.

@NickHudsonCT Sacrificial lamb

Oh the theatre!

@ChrismilleX @LegendaryEnergy But that statement explains why he keeps hiring people who eventually turn on him like a rabid Pit Bull.

@Piscant @LegendaryEnergy I personally don't care about the wild statements he makes. It's a waste of energy. I thought he was twice as irritating before he became president. And everyone thought he was funny back then.

“I love this guy, He's so nice to me. Every time I watch… we're not supposed to be seduced that way, but I am. When someone's nice to me, I love that person. Even if they're bad people. I couldn’t care less. I’ll fight till the end for them.” - Trump

@Holden_Culotta It's not maybe. As to why it's now going public? I'm sure we'll find out sooner, rather than later.

Wow. NASA’s Lead Electrostatics Scientist just built anti-gravity propulsion. “We won’t need rockets.” “It could lead to deep space exploration.” This is about to change everything. Here’s why: 100 years ago, Thomas Townsend Brown declared that he discovered a type of anti-gravity in experiments. He coined the term “electrogravitics” to describe his discovery. In the 1950s, the military and aerospace industry showed great interest in anti-gravity, or electrogravitics, research. Then, all of a sudden, the trail went cold. UFO researchers have speculated for decades that this research was pulled into classified black projects. Now, Dr. Charles Buhler, NASA’s Lead Electrostatics Scientist and Co-Founder of Exodus Propulsion Technologies, has revived anti-gravity propulsion research. Exodus has run over 2,000 vacuum chamber experiments revealing a propellantless thrust force that cannot be dismissed by conventional explanations. Dr. Buhler just sat down with Jesse Michels to break down his revolutionary work: Michels: “You have achieved how much force roughly with your current experiments?” Dr. Charles Buhler: “Somewhere in the 5-10 millinewton range.” Michels: “If you were to apply that … in a microgravity or zero gravity environment, that would be huge.” “Could the 10 millinewtons of thrust turn into newtons of thrust?” “Could we end up launching things into space with this Exodus method?” Dr. Buhler: “That’s our main goal.” “We call it the self-launchers.” Michels: “Over the 2,000 iterations, have you gone up in newtons of thrust?” Dr. Buhler: “Sure.” Michels: “So you have a sense of the levers to get more thrust?” Dr. Buhler: “There are several, and we are trying to optimize those.” “There’s voltage, materials, properties, breakdown strength of materials, the type of signals we send, the physical limits on the materials.” Michels: “In doing these experiments, did you have access to a vacuum chamber?” “Because that’s been a lot of the reason everybody always questions me on this.” “They’re like, this experiment sounds very simple … why has nobody done it yet?” “Number one, I say people always try to explain it away via the ion wind.” “It’s always easy to say there’s ambient ionization in the vacuum.” “Number two, access to an industrial grade vacuum chamber is pretty limited and it's obviously very expensive.” “So did you have access?” Dr. Buhler: “Yes.” “[Andrew Aurigema] and I have access to a chamber, he’s got one at his house.” “He also has a second one that he’s gonna get online soon, which is almost a walk-in size vacuum chamber.” @AlchemyAmerican @AmericanALCHMY

@Scottl1971 @ggreenwald That ended as soon the US entered a European war in 1917 and made it WW1. Which ensured that there'd be a WWII thanks to the Treaty of Versailles.

@ggreenwald The slightest knowledge of world history shows that autocratic regimes were the rule for most of human history, and America, and the founding documents it’s based upon, have changed that dynamic and encouraged democratic institutions the world over.

@ChrismilleX @LegendaryEnergy No TDS here. I'm not a partisan, Chris. Just an independent who didn't vote for him or her or Biden.

@Piscant @LegendaryEnergy Everyday is April fools to people suffering from TDS.

@ChrismilleX @LegendaryEnergy So, it was just April fools?

@Piscant @LegendaryEnergy It's convenient to take everything he says so literally. 🙄

@InterstellarUAP @timburchett @RepTimBurchett "What has Tim Burchett seen that could be so scary?" The information the "alphabet" agencies wanted him to see. It's what's known as a set-up.

🚨 **MUST WATCH** Congressman Rep. Tim Burchett on UFO’s & Aliens: 👽🛸 “If you saw the things I have seen, it would keep you up at night” 😱 “I was briefed 2 weeks ago on something that would set the earth on fire” 🔥 What has Tim Burchett seen that could be so scary? He is one of the most down to earth Congressmen. What could be so ontologically shocking? Whatever the truth of this phenomena, however dark or shocking - The people deserve the truth. The true nature of our reality should not be classified.

@ChrismilleX @LegendaryEnergy Yes. "Even if they're bad people. I couldn't care less."

@Piscant @LegendaryEnergy He says he likes when people kiss his ass.

@ChrismilleX @LegendaryEnergy It doesn't matter who he's pointing to. Did you not hear what he said?

@LegendaryEnergy Trump points to someone in the audience and says, "My friend, great show. Then tells the audience, "He's so nice to me..." Trump is praising a member of the press for kissing his ass. He's not praising Mojtaba Khamenei. You fucking people. SMH 🙄

@kates_9999 "Uranus can do some pretty heavy duty unexpected stuff" Earthquakes and fake alien invasions.

I also still think there is going to be something else other than war headlines that might rattle the markets and/or happens generally in the next few weeks Uranus can do some pretty heavy duty unexpected stuff … We will see ..

@BickerinBrattle @MarioNawfal True. And Wilson was the poster child for, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

@MarioNawfal Taft turned the GOP from the party if reform to one of grift. He got rid of Teddy Roosevelt. Ended the the progressive GOP. Yes fitting he is over the doorframe.

🇺🇸 The painting above Trump was not random. It was Taft. The 27th president. The last guy in the White House before the Federal Reserve even existed. And that is a big deal. Taft left in early 1913. A few months later the next president, Woodrow Wilson, signed one law that basically handed America's entire money supply to a group of bankers nobody voted for. They decide your interest rates. Your mortgage. How expensive your loans get. And nobody can touch them. That stayed that way for over 100 years. Until Trump Jerome Powell runs the Federal Reserve today. Think of him as the most powerful unelected guy in America. Trump has been trying to get rid of him, threatened to sue the Fed, and his DOJ even opened a criminal investigation into Powell this year. Powell came out and said it himself: this is really just about Trump wanting lower interest rates and the Fed saying no. That painting was not just hanging there. It was the last president before the Fed existed. Right above the guy who might actually do something about it. 113 years later. Source: Federal reserve, CNBC, Al Jazeera

@TFL1728 @chrismartenson @JeffLee2020 @SenTedCruz This is a very accurate summation. The only thing that's missing from it is Russia. morganc000.substack.com/p/strait-theat…

Chris, you are good with data. You are terrible at statecraft. No offense intended, but “evidence” is not relevant here. We can debate why that is, but it is true. So, this isn’t debate club, nor a scientific roundtable and experimental results discussion. I’ve been in that room. Been the least credentialed person in it, and dominated those discussions. You are simply taking the wrong approach to justify what is ultimately your morality, which does you credit. But, it is inapplicable to this problem

President Trump was exactly right tonight. Operation Epic Fury is an investment in the future of our children and our grandchildren. We are on the cusp of ending Iran’s nuclear blackmail — that makes America much, much safer.