Byron Banger

Officially tied the knot and got married yesterday! Can't wait to share every moment with you Chelsea @Rittenhouse_CA 🥰

@PeterSweden7 Dont they have more admirals than war ships and pretty much no navy? The Falklands? Civil War?

BREAKING: Britain just announced they are preparing new plans to ready the country for war. These plans includes the military, hospitals, industry, critical infrastructure and civilians. What's going on?

@theryanunderhil @RX_9999_2 And Cyprus - truly horrific what happened there

@RX_9999_2 Most Americans don't give Turkey a single thought, and many probably don't even know it exists. Personally? I am still upset about the Fall of Constantinople in 1452.

そうあやアメリカ人とトルコ人は仲がいいのだろうか(アメリカ人はイランとパキスタンは嫌いだけどトルコ嫌ってる印象はあんまないな)

@DefiantLs At least you can get free ice cream

Coney Island, NYC, before and after

@DudespostingWs Lads, be comfortable and brave in your own skin. Own who you are and never let it get in your way 🫡

The guy who created the video “Being ugly: My Experience” now has a child with the girl who commented on his video saying “I actually think you’re kinda cute tbh”

@MrWhiteMAGA I was at Wawa earlier, and did you know that some toppings and sauces explicitly say 'NO EBT' in the menu? Crazy, huh?

STOP EBT FREE HANDOUTS!!!! At what point do we admit that taxpayer-funded SNAP/EBT isn’t “helping the poor” but straight-up subsidizing obesity, addiction, and multi-generational dependency? This woman is literally in TEARS because she can’t buy Little Debbie snacks with other people’s money anymore… then suggests bartering her free government chicken for them?! 😂 Wake up: these 2026 rules are the first sane move in decades. No more funding your sugar habit while the rest of us pay the obesity/diabetes bill. Get a job, buy your own damn snacks, or eat the damn chicken. Personal responsibility isn’t cruelty…it’s reality.

@Obaidsview @Will_Tanner_1 Please capitalize my surname next time

@Will_Tanner_1 Loool Scolding the horse by HR, banger

The softness and utter unseriousness of modernity Obelisk is a warhorse meant to protect the royals. A fondness for violence and general cleverness are what is required of such a beast But “optics” matter more than fitness for the task, so now the horse will be scolded by HR Of course this is a big “oats in cheek,” but still

@Quaesitor121 @Will_Tanner_1 Sadly, rhe valiant efforts of both the pigeon and the horse are often forgotten.

@Will_Tanner_1 The pigeon is a noble bird, a warrior in its own right. How many messages have they carried from the front? I kinda get it.

@Rothmus Conveniently, they started counting in 1300...

The way they teach us so extensively about this, you’d think the numbers were higher over 550 years.

@RGCoffeeCorps @abaqus_3 @RyanSaavedra Yup, but also that OPSEC carries them in the MC-130 for tactical usage. So it was a easy shot to know what helicopter this may be.

@abaqus_3 @ByronBanger @RyanSaavedra Small round nose helicopter with large rotors to offset heavy capacity. Looks very much like the remnants of an MH-6.

🚨 BREAKING via NYT: An Air Force officer whose fighter jet had been shot down in Iran was rescued by U.S. Special Operations forces in a risky Saturday night mission that took commandos deep into enemy territory. A senior U.S. military official described the mission to rescue the airman as one of the most challenging and complex in the history of U.S. special operations. The mission to save the crew member employed hundreds of special forces troops, dozens of U.S. warplanes, helicopters, and cyber, space and other intelligence capabilities. U.S. attack aircraft dropped bombs and opened fire on Iranian convoys to keep them away from the area where the airman was hiding. As U.S. forces converged on the downed airman, a firefight erupted, two former senior military officials briefed on the operation said. The airman was equipped with a beacon and a secure communication device for coordinating with forces mounting the rescue. A senior U.S. military official described the mission to rescue the airman as one of the most challenging and complex in the history of U.S. special operations. In a final twist after the weapons officer was rescued, two transport planes that would carry the commandos and the airmen to safety got stuck at a remote base in Iran. Commanders decided to fly in three new planes to extract all the U.S. military personnel and the airmen, and they blew up the two disabled planes rather than have them fall into Iranian hands.

@Spudders22 @PrinceEwa5 @BRICSinfo I'm not confident there is a lot of mud in a desert

@ByronBanger @PrinceEwa5 @BRICSinfo Others are saying mud. Which is it?

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Footage shows wreckage of US Black Hawk helicopters and C-130 military transport aircraft destroyed by US forces before departing Iran.

@Oksmartguy @RyanSaavedra With OPSEC, these Hercules variants can carry up to two MH-6 within it's cargo hold. The helicopters have a range of around 200 nmi if I recall, so they're more tactical in their use, in theater.

@ByronBanger @RyanSaavedra Maybe it was supposed to refuel from the C130s on the way back so they couldn’t take it with them.

@1Nicdar Looks like we torched 2 x C130 airplanes and x1 MH-6 Little Bird Helicopter on the way out

🚨Delta Force's Daring Iran Raid: C-130 Destroyed to Keep Secrets from the Mullahs US special operators just pulled off one of the gutsiest rescues in recent memory deep inside enemy Iran. After an American F-15E Strike Eagle got shot down, Delta Force raced in to extract the pilot. A C-130 transport plane supporting the mission landed at a remote refueling spot but got stuck fast. With Iranian forces closing in, our warriors made the hard call: they blew up their own bird on the ground rather than let Tehran capture American technology and humiliate the United States. Photos circulating online show the plane grounded in a barren stretch of Iranian territory, followed by a massive smoke plume after the demolition. To buy precious time, operators reportedly cratered roads and created massive traffic jams that slowed down Iranian military responders. This wasn't some scripted exercise. It was raw, on-the-spot improvisation in hostile territory during the ongoing US-Iran showdown. No American left behind, no sensitive gear handed to the enemy. Delta didn't flinch. Contrast that with the weak, failed rescue attempts of past administrations. American strength means decisive action, even when things go sideways. Our operators showed exactly why the US military remains the most lethal force on the planet. Details are still emerging, but the message to Iran and every adversary is crystal clear: We protect our own, we deny the enemy any victory, and we win. God bless our troops. 🇺🇸 🙏🏼

@TousiTVOfficial We torched a MH-6 Little Bird Helicopter as well

🇺🇸 SECOND U.S. PILOT RESCUED WITH HELP FROM IRANIANS - IRGC HUMILIATED U.S. special forces pulled off one of the most audacious extractions in recent history hours ago, rescuing the F-15E Weapon Systems Officer (WSO) deep in the Iranian mountains after his jet was shot down on Friday. The WSO evaded IRGC hunters for nearly 48 hours using survival training. Iranian civilians in Dehdasht flooded the streets, physically blocking roads and delaying IRGC and Basij convoys racing to capture him. Anti-regime locals bought precious time amid widespread hatred for the mullahs. U.S. teams set up a temporary forward base inside Iran for the high-risk operation, which involved firefights and heavy air cover. When two transport planes got stuck, commanders flew in replacements and destroyed the disabled aircraft on-site to prevent them falling into IRGC hands. Both crew members are now safe. Trump called it historic.

@sentdefender Three aircraft torched, also a MH-6 Little Bird Helicopter

Photos show the charred remains of 2 U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules at the site of a temporary forward operations base in Southern Iran that was utilized during last night’s operation by U.S. Special Forces, with the aircraft being destroyed to prevent their falling into enemy hands, following the extraction of U.S. Forces.

@PrinceEwa5 @BRICSinfo The two planes got stuck in the sand in a remote location. Not sure what happened to the Little Bird Helicopter (MH-6), maybe a technical issue

If equipment like a Black Hawk or C-130 can’t be safely recovered, it’s standard military practice to destroy it. These aircraft contain sensitive technology, communication systems, and intelligence that could be studied or used if captured. It’s about protecting classified information and denying the enemy any advantage.

@BRICSinfo Identified as 2 C130 transports and 1 MH-6 Little Bird Helicopter

@Persianix95 @ShaykhSulaiman Yup, we torched only three aircraft on the way out

@ShaykhSulaiman No black hawk Helicopter downed in Iran. This is pure BS and the owner of this page is a retard.

BREAKING: First footage of the destruction of two Black Hawk helicopters and one C130 military transport plane destroyed in rescue of F-15 Airman

@viking_boer @jacksonhinklle We torched 3 aircraft in our way out

According to multiple reports from US officials and media, one F-15 pilot was rescued after being shot down over Iran. The second crew member remains missing. Two Black Hawks were hit during the rescue but escaped. No confirmed deaths or "mass grave" of aircraft— the video looks like old boneyard footage, not fresh wreckage. Search ongoing.

🚨 🇮🇷 🇺🇸 BREAKING: A mass grave of American aircraft that were lost last night while trying to rescue the pilot.

@SamaHoole I'd add industrial pork production sadness as my main reason for not consuming often, would love to find a local farmer though who gives them a good life first

Pork gets a lot of grief in carnivore circles. It's not beef, which counts against it. It has PUFAs, which sounds damning. And it carries two thousand years of religious taboo, from Leviticus to the Quran, which has a way of embedding itself in cultural intuition long after the theology has left the room. So let's be fair about what pork actually is. Pork is a superfood. Not in the way that word has been debased by bags of goji berries in health food shops. A genuine, nutrient-dense animal food that has sustained entire civilisations. Thiamine: pork is the richest common dietary source of vitamin B1. More than beef. More than lamb. Thiamine is critical for glucose metabolism, nerve function, and cardiac health: and its deficiency, beriberi, was historically catastrophic in populations eating refined rice. The traditional populations eating whole pork alongside their rice didn't get beriberi. The ones eating polished white rice without the pork did. The pork was doing work. Selenium. Zinc. Complete protein. Choline for liver function and brain development. Carnosine. B vitamins across the board. It is an animal food. It does what animal foods do. Now the PUFA question, because it deserves a direct answer rather than a dismissal. Yes, pork fat contains more linoleic acid than ruminant fat. This is real. The pig, unlike the cow, has a simple stomach and cannot biohydrogenate polyunsaturated fat, cannot take the problematic seed fat and convert it into saturated fat the way a rumen can. What goes in largely comes out. Pigs raised on grain and soybean meal will have fattier, more linoleic acid-rich tissue than pigs raised on a more natural diet. Here's the context that changes everything. If you have already removed seed oils, you have already removed the industrial cooking oils. If you have removed legumes, you have removed soybean-derived everything. If you have removed nuts, you have removed the other major linoleic acid sources. You have, in the process of cleaning up the obvious problems, already addressed the bulk of your PUFA load. In that context, pork's linoleic acid content is not the marginal straw that breaks the metabolic camel's back. It is a manageable contribution from a whole food that was never the issue. The issue was always the bottle on the kitchen counter. The bottle is gone. And then consider: pork is the staple meat of Asia. The cooking traditions of China, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Thailand: cuisines built on pork belly, slow-braised shoulder, trotters, ears, offal, these are not the cuisines of populations historically defined by metabolic disease. The metabolic disease arrived with the industrial food, the refined carbohydrates, the vegetable oils. Not with the pig. The religious prohibition on pork is ancient, contextual, and pre-refrigeration. The carnivore prohibition on pork is aesthetic, recent, and optional. Eat the belly. Render the lard. Use the lard to cook the rest of the pig. Beef is exceptional. Pork is not beneath it. They're different tools. Both animal. Both complete. Both doing what no bag of seeds ever managed.