James M Miller

@TunderBoomers @jaidley2 @NANycgmdm @GnuteCockney @NemoWoop @JamesTate121 @grok I'd rather just stop losing wars tbh

@jaidley2 @NANycgmdm @GnuteCockney @NemoWoop @JamesTate121 @grok

Step 1: Remove filters in Reflecting Pool because Obama put them in. Step 2: Give your criminal neighbor who runs "Greenwater Services" a $20 million no-bid contract to paint the pool. Step 3: Fill the pool with water from the Potomac River, the phosphates from which cause algae blooms. Step 4: Freshly sealed pool and extreme heat result in a super scum event Step 5: Direct National Park Service to dump hydrogen peroxide into the pool which causes the paint to peel. Step 5: Deploy US National Guard to stop people from taking photos of the swamp as a perfect metaphor for the administration. Step 6: Blame someone else.

@JerichotheWolf @nonregemesse He's an employee of Ohio state you idiot

@JamesMMiller2 @nonregemesse It's weird you can't zoom in on his federal name badge that he should have on his uniform.

Oh so now you guys care about birds?

@JerichotheWolf @nonregemesse Hold on let me email the wildlife department

@JamesMMiller2 @nonregemesse What department does he work in?

@e0syn Ok, don't disrespect these. Your harvest *will* suffer.

my mom has judgemental tomatoes

@TitherM @Noahpinion The democrat politicians. Staffers write policy and interact with donors and advocacy groups.

@Noahpinion You jewish niggas are crazy. Who gives a fuck about democrat staffers?

This kind of stupidity is going to become conventional wisdom among the staffer class of the Democratic Party, if it isn't already

@bossmanplayer1 @mediabuyerlond Does he tho

@mediabuyerlond Says he lives two minutes away so not much of an inconvenience. It looks like you gave it the big un and then shat it.

So, today I goaded a right wing nut job into travelling to meet me, and he actually did it. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Now I’m getting an avalanche of posts from other right wing nutjobs, in tears because one of their men has been made to look a right mug. Too funny

@IVANM31 @mediabuyerlond Haha, nah. You'd have to be a complete idiot to meet an angry fool from the internet. That's a good way to die.

@mediabuyerlond Fuck them rightwings, but You whole schtick was that you pretended to be a man and managed to convince someone that you were not a pussy? And then you proved him wrong, and you're PROUD of it? The cringe, man.

@myStankFace @_everythingism @RichardHanania Hey did you ever find the basement at Comet Pizza? Still looking?

@_everythingism @RichardHanania coming from the retards who are still denying the obvious reality behind covid lmfao

Absolutely insane revelations about Tulsi Gabbard. Throughout her public life, she's been a puppet for a Hindu cult. Washington Post got access to 25,000 pages of documents including directives from Tulsi Gabbard's cult leader telling her which policy positions to take and how to present herself throughout her career. It matches her record in Congress. At one point, she was instructed to say "It’s not a ‘boohoo, I don’t get to go to the party’ situation, Wolf" during a CNN interview, and used that exact phrase. This is one of several examples of her taking direct orders about what to say on TV. They told her what to tweet about too. The cult set up fake accounts to boost her on social media. Gabbard was aware, at one point telling them to add a photo to a profile. An email records a phone call where she was yelled at, but Tulsi is reminded at the end that "we still love you." This woman was always a freak, which is why she ended up in the MAGA coalition. Anti-vaxxers, criminals, racist, and a woman in a weird cult all end up as allies. Trumpism is Kakistocracy.

@PlantRobinson @physorg_com Wow it really takes all kinds doesn't it

Scientists discover 'hyperparasite' in Malaysia Borneo jungle phys.org/news/2026-06-s… via @physorg_com

@AnalyticaCamil1 @RolloRouen Yes. Also this gif shouldn't exist.

@JamesMMiller2 @RolloRouen Grazie 😅 — I’m as far from a nationalist as they come (it’s just not a terribly useful belief system), but there’s a line (spoken by a villain of course) that I think perfectly sums up my philosophy

I need Americans to stop using this as some sort’ve flex or dunk, it’s just historically illiterate at worst, embarrassing for the West at best. “Yeah, it was Constantinople, until a bunch of French and German crusaders sacked the city, and threw the Byzantine Empire into a fatal tailspin, with Italian merchants plucking away at its still twitching corpse until the Ottomans rolled in and put it out of its misery. Now it’s just Istanbul, barely the second most important city in Turkiye and not even the country’s capital.”

@AnalyticaCamil1 @RolloRouen I really like the way you put that. America often simplifies people's backgrounds for no reason. I think it flattens our sense of historical background and connection.

@RolloRouen I’m an Anglo-African American Christian — not a Turkish booster or nationalist. This is a principle of the system that ‘we’ created, it’s a large part of why everything around you in the modern world works.

@coolermint_ @bryan_johnson Just think about whether or not you would post this if you weren't deeply insecure.

@bryan_johnson so there was a time where you looked like a normal human being

On Saturday, my children and I would go to the local running and biking trail and hand out water and bars. People were suspicious. They'd ask "how much does it cost?" We'd say free. Then they'd ask what cause it was for. We'd say none. At this point they'd be stupefied. There must be a catch. There was no catch. The suspicion is an appendage of a culture that prioritizes status and money. The more selfless the act looks, the harder they search for the hidden angle. I was experimenting as a father how to teach virtue. The value of helping someone without agenda or the need to get something back. There is science to this. It's called the overjustification effect. Give a toddler a reward for helping and afterward they help less. The reward replaces the instinct. By attaching a payoff to a good deed, you corrode the good deed. Children are born with the instinct to help before anyone rewards them. By age two they are happier giving a treat away than receiving one, and happiest when the treat they give up is their own. It also causes moral elevation. Watching someone help others lifts the people who are watching and makes them want to do so themselves.

@Fenn_Republique @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr Maybe you think a new age of empires would be good. Hey, probably mean an incredible amount of mass suffering in the middle east at a minimum. But I guess people can think what they want...

@Fenn_Republique @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr We can have no law at all. We've had it before. It was the age of empires.

@Fenn_Republique @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr Yeah? I suppose everyone can just charge tolls on whatever ships are in range of their guns. That's a good idea if you are completely fucking retarded.

@JamesMMiller2 @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr I think if the US gets away with invading countries left and right with no backlash whatsoever from the UN then i don't think milquetoast morons can come out and say "But UNCLOS tho..." while the US still just gets to do whatever it wants

@RDam426 @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr I don't see why people have to pretend a service fee and a toll are different Nobody's got a gun to our heads And obviously Iran isn't providing a service. Haha are we stupid or something

@pichuis_AJ4 @JamesMMiller2 @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr Lewis you are retarded and unsaveable and you would be dead in a ditch (which you might want) if the world you envision was real now go to sleep

@pichuis_AJ4 @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr Also, that 300 billion is bigger than Iran's entire gdp lol. So don't tell me they have to.

@pichuis_AJ4 @OtetOzneroEsaso @poisonjr Yes, they do! Of course they are planning to keep charging the tolls even after the conflict is over. So your argument on that doesn't hold any water at all.