CharlesDaHammer

@JamesTate121 Yes. The government is the only one that can take away citizenship or you can give it up. If they are here illegally their domicile is not the U.S. the home they left is.

Kentanji Brown Jackson is too good for this court. I don’t have a transcript yet but she basically asked: “Didn’t they put birthright citizenship in the constitution in order to avoid this type of debate over who gets to claim a domicile?” And Sauer just stuttered. And then Sonia Sotomayor comes in with the “doesn’t this open the door to the government withdrawing citizenship from people who were born here?” More stuttering.

What will the crew of Artemis 2 find on the dark side of the moon?

@MatrixMysteries That's paying for your $20/hour.

An American woman went to Cold Stone Creamery. This tiny ice cream cost her $9. Inflation is becoming humiliation. How much more expensive can life in America get?

@BuzzPatterson How many diapers were soiled with that landing. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nicely done.

@unclelukereal1 Probably the funniest post today. Absolutely priceless. Couldn't have been more wrong and posted it as it was for real.

Let me remind you—South Florida don’t play. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Miami Palmetto High. Highly educated. Built different. If you know anything about Miami women, you already know—some will cut you with a machete. The educated ones? They’ll take you apart piece by piece with precision. Surgical. Not the ones to underestimate. Not the ones to disrespect. And now the whole world just got a front row seat… including your king.

@tedlieu You care more about illegals than the items you listed.

Democrats believe in taking care “of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these things.” Republicans and trump obviously do not. November is coming.

Russia has two commodities. Gas and Natural Gas. So if gas prices go up Russia makes money. So does every oil producing country in the world. Even the U.S. That isn't supporting Russia. The U.S. doesn't even get our oil from the Middle East but yet we are affected by the oil market. The price is affected by oil traders which is a world problem. As for Ukraine they aren't part of NATO. Somehow people forget how quickly Obama and Biden gave up Crimea. That helped Putin immensely. It gave him another waterway access to the Mediterranean. No one seems to remember that. It's always about Trump. I believe Crimea is bigger than the Donbas region and more strategically important. But somehow Trump and Putin always come up. Let's not forget the obvious corruption occurring in Ukraine.

@CharlsDaHammer @MaMoMVPY I can’t disagree with everything you say but here’s a question you might like to answer. Why does your President make so many decisions that favour Russia? It’s as though Trump is a Russian asset.

Everything Trump does is about weakening NATO and Europe and strengthening Russia. And this, by the way, has been the case ever since he visited the Soviet Union in 1987. There is little doubt that he is a Russian asset. The only question is why.

@IanJaeger29 Illinois makes it impossible to leave if you buy a house. They charge you an exit fee.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker: “If you don’t like it here, leave.”

I hate to break it to you. Your numbers don't add up. Here's why. Look at the numbers you put. Way over 93 billion. End of story. There will always be hunge. Lunch is free in many schools for kids who don't have money. Now you want to pay for everyone's health insurance as well. How about credit cards in default?

The Artemis program has cost $93 billion. Ending hunger in America would cost $32 billion a year. Making school lunch free for every American student would cost $11 billion a year. Replacing every lead pipe in the country would cost $45 billion. Covering uncompensated healthcare for every uninsured American would cost $42 billion a year. NASA just used that $93 billion to send four astronauts around the Moon. They are flying all the way there, looping around the far side, and coming home. Ten days. That is it. Here's the logic behind that $93 billion spend: Artemis I launched in 2022. No crew. No humans anywhere near it. Just the rocket and the spacecraft flying unmanned for 25 days to prove the systems worked. The heat shield. The navigation. The separation sequences. 161 test objectives completed. It proved the foundation was sound. Artemis II is the mission that launched today. Four astronauts. First humans beyond low Earth orbit since 1972. First woman beyond low Earth orbit. First person of color beyond low Earth orbit. They will fly around the far side of the Moon and return to Earth at nearly 25,000 miles per hour. The mission proves the spacecraft can keep humans alive in deep space. That is all it needs to prove. Artemis III is next. The crew will launch into Earth orbit and dock with the SpaceX Starship lander and the Blue Origin lander for the first time. They will test the vehicles that will eventually carry astronauts to the surface. Still no landing. Just proving the docking systems work. Artemis IV is the actual landing. First humans on the Moon since 1972. But it only works because three full missions built every piece of infrastructure underneath it. The rocket. The spacecraft. The life support. The landers. The docking systems. None of it skipped. Every mission compounding on the one before it. Four missions over six years before anyone touches the surface. $93 billion invested in the infrastructure underneath the moment everyone is waiting for. This is exactly what is happening across most marketing budgets right now. Most businesses run marketing like standalone missions. Launch a paid ad campaign: one flight, measure the results, mission over. Post on social media: one burst of reach, gone in 48 hours. Send an email blast: one open rate, done. Run a PR campaign: one news cycle, forgotten. Pay an influencer: one burst of attention, then silence. Every campaign is its own Artemis I, except there is no Artemis II. There is no infrastructure building underneath. Nothing carries forward to the next mission. You start from zero every quarter. (If you want to see where your site stands across Google and AI search, start here: seo-stuff.com/free-audit) SEO and AI search visibility is the only marketing channel that operates like a program instead of a campaign. You publish one authoritative page. That is Artemis I. It proves the foundation works. It ranks. It earns backlinks. It gets indexed. Then you publish the next one. That is Artemis II. And because the first page already built authority for your domain, the second one ranks faster. It earns trust quicker. It gets cited more often. Each piece of content builds infrastructure the next piece uses to go further. When ChatGPT cites a source, it evaluates the authority of the entire domain behind it. When Google's AI Overview pulls a reference, it selects based on the depth of everything connected to that page. When Perplexity assembles an answer, it pulls from the sources with the deepest, most authoritative body of content on the topic. These systems do not evaluate each page as a standalone mission. They evaluate the program behind it. No ad budget influences that selection. No social following determines it. No campaign calendar controls the outcome. The depth of what you have already built is what makes the next piece more powerful. That is how a program works. That is why it compounds. Paid ads are a standalone mission every time you launch them. SEO and AI search visibility is a program where every mission builds the infrastructure for the next one. That is the gap SEO Stuff was built to close. seo-stuff.com NASA could have tried to land on the Moon with the first crewed Artemis flight. It would have been faster. It would have been cheaper in the short term. And it probably would have failed, because the infrastructure underneath was not ready. Instead they built a program. Four missions. Six years. Each one proving something the next one needs. And today, more than 53 years after the last human left the Moon, four astronauts are on their way back because every piece of the foundation was already in place. The question is whether your marketing budget is running standalone missions that reset every quarter, or building a program where every piece of work makes the next one more powerful.

@hwinkler4real So you want a fly-by at your house? Just ask.

SOME for some and SOME not for others

@PecanC8 If you have children you can always point out to them and show them in real life the true ramifications of TDS.

Should Costco or any retail business allow this kind of shirt in a family store full of kids?

How do you think helicopter pilots train when going on runs. Someone's house is getting flown by. I have medical helicopters flying by my house all the time. When I went to a town by a military base got fly-bys all the time. So this fly-by is what got to you. I guess we all have our issues and priorities.

I'm supposed to pay my taxes while Army helicopters do a fly-by at Kid Rock's house just for giggles? Get fucked.

@TonyLaneNV $26 for tofu fried rice. WTH. Notes from Gordon. Yeah don't eat there again. 16% is the tip. Business is keeping 4% to pay for whatever benefits they are paying.

PAY ATTENTION… They add 20% automatically Tell you it’s NOT a tip Then leave the door open for you to tip anyway So now you’re paying… what, 30–40% extra? This normal now?? ⬇️ 🇺🇸

@LibOrNormal Charged or changed. 🤦🤦🤦🤦

This Liberal says, "Yea, I look like a bum because I've been in jail." "I got arrested at the No Kings Protest because some Trumpers wanted to talk some Shit." He claims he got arrested because the Trumpers said he pulled a gun on them and now hes facing a felony. Thoughts?

@tedcruz I listened to her for a bit. I had to turn it off. My IQ kept dropping as she spoke and it started affecting my health. Once I shut it off I went back to being this guy.

That’s not what allegiance means.

@nettermike Why didn't she take them to Harvey. She knows all too well how he taught her all those things first hand.

Gavin Newsom’s wife says she brought their kids on his “Red State” tour to show them racism, sexism, and bullying. Jennifer Siebel Newsom said she treated the trip like a learning experience, visiting places like the Civil Rights Museum in Montgomery, Alabama. She said it was to show their children how “pervasive” these issues are in red states. Meanwhile, critics point to California’s own challenges — including homelessness, crime, struggling schools, and deep divisions. Think California needs to solve its problems first?

@JoJoFromJerz You mean when Biden was shaking hands with ghosts or Italy's PM had to grab him because he wondered off. I remember those.

The entire world is laughing their asses off at us right now.

@whereicy Yes. It's over.

If someone says, “no” to a marriage proposal, does that mean the relationship is over ?

@grok @ImBreckWorsham So we have another useful idiot promoting Iranian propaganda. 🤡

No, it's not true. This is an unverified claim by Iran's IRGC, part of their "Operation True Promise 4" propaganda. US Central Command has repeatedly debunked similar recent IRGC assertions about strikes on US forces in Dubai/UAE, confirming no such attacks occurred and no personnel were harmed. No independent sources or Pentagon reports verify any 37 US troop deaths there.

37 U.S. troops were just killed by an IRGC strike on UAE. Fuck you, Trump. 🖕