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@BBMagaMom @FireNewz Fish head is a very little used or even known slur here. I had no idea nor did others on the first post I saw about this. Referring to breasts as cannons is a male thing. He very much made it up.

🚨This absolute POS Chirayu Rana accuses his JP Morgan boss of turning him into her “sex slave,” claims she racially insulted his wife… “I bet your little Asian fish head wife doesn’t have these cannons.” 💀😭 THEN we find out he faked his own dad’s death for 3 months paid leave….ANDDD HE doesn’t even have a wife (fake wedding ring, made it all up). Grifter piece of shit. Deport this clown back to India immediately. No more scamming American companies with fake victim stories. Lying scumbags like this are why real victims get ignored. Lock his ass up or ship him out. Enough. 🔥

@pragmaticTesla @kylecordes @MissJilianne I don’t think you appreciate the effect tens of thousands of foreigners have in our high interest parks. There are times Yellowstone is a traffic jam which requires an incredible amount of infrastructure. National forests are free; high value areas need to charge due to necessit

@kylecordes @MissJilianne Why pay to see nature, it should be free for anyone or minimal entrance.

I think it’s disgusting the United States charges $100 per person visiting our country to enter a National Park. Embarrassing too!

@sarahtexe @lsferguson Not when they are obvious engagement farmers. I want actual content that isn’t just intended for riling emotions

Does anyone actually follow or support small unverified accounts like mine? I tweet all the time but barely get any replies. If you're seeing this, just drop a quick 'hi' please!"

@RevivedThoughts @TheMuppetPastor Was his name Hutchinson or Jennings? A search is telling me Jennings.

My wife Elise did an entire episode of her podcast, Martyrs and Missionaries sharing their tragic story. And the amazing story of a man who saved hundreds of thousands of Greeks from being killed by them, Asa Hutchinson (A Christian). However, I think one reason it's under-studied is it happened to Christians. Simple as. Just as we ignore the terrible killing of Christians in Ukraine and other Soviet states, and even today ignore the killing of Christians in Nigeria or North Korea, it just tends to be that the world ignores killings of Christians.

I’ve often believed that the Armenian Genocide is under studied and underreported in the west because: 1. The Young Turk CUP (Committee of Union and Progress) was blatantly progressive politically, which makes progressives today look bad. 2. It murdered orthodox Christians, few of whom live in the west. 3. It shows a Muslim genocide of Christians, which goes against those trying to portray a Muslim/Christian alliance. 4. It shows the bizarre alliance between leftism and Islam for evil gains 5. It shows a very educated and advanced Islamic society falling to barbarism, which counters the narrative that education makes us moral people (the same issue can be found in the advanced and educated German society in WWII) 6. It undercuts the intense persecution of orthodox Christians for millennia, and harms the myth that Islam can coexist with Christianity.

@authorsls @GovRonDeSantis @JamesAsay4 You’re comparing apples to oranges. Those were designed to eliminate votes by diluting rural with high density blue areas. This does some of that but keeps like with like.

@GovRonDeSantis @JamesAsay4 AMAZING!🙌 It’s funny looking through some of these unhinged comments against the redistricting. I don’t remember seeing any of these democrats crying “it’s UN-democratic, a threat to democracy” when it was Virginia or California doing it. Thank you, @GovRonDeSantis!

Signed, Sealed, and Delivered.

@jehanh4 @KurtSchlichter So annoying, the rural population has never allowed any democrats to be in office anywhere…..

@KurtSchlichter Why then shouldn't cities, or large states, leave a system dominated by small rural minorities?

Then the states that agreed to join the Union because the Electoral College would protect them from being totally dominated by cities would leave it.

@LndamyDark That house was built in the 70’s-early 80’s………

We're looking to relocate to South or North Carolina. It appears every house I look at down there has paneling. I thought paneling went out in the '70s. Is this truly a thing down south?

@billybinion That’s not the US’s fault. That is solely the parent’s fault for not preparing their children.

People who came to the U.S. legally as *babies*—brought by their parents on student or work visas—have to self-deport to countries they’ve never known if they can’t get a green card before aging out of the system. It’s terrible, and it needs to change. reason.com/2021/12/16/the…

The responses to this are a good reminder that a lot of anti-immigrant keyboard warriors have no idea what the law says. “He had 20 years to become a citizen!” No. Thanks to country of origin caps, the wait time for Indians can be over *100 years*—just to get a green card. Many die waiting in line. We tell people seeking the American Dream to come here “the right way,” and then we punish them for doing so.

@DaisyDDesjardin @fem_mb I have one of those but never actually used it. Just something else to drag along and there are so many trees. Would have loved it for the all day fishing trip. Massive shark showed up when I was going to jump in. 😬. I held it-all day.

@fem_mb Definitely parody.

@FreeNortherner I was excited when I started teaching my oldest RightStart math, homeschool, and the curriculum taught this. I don’t remember being taught this method, may have been, Abeka and Saxon, but I regularly used this method.

130 IQ pedagogy researchers examining how 145 IQ mathematicians add numbers so 115 IQ education professors can take what they learn and teach 105 IQ teacher how to teach it to a 100 IQ student as mandated by a 95 IQ education bureaucrat.

@SpeakSamuel If he’s changed jobs in those 20 years, I doubt his expertise is that good. If he was that good, some company would have sponsored his green card. There are plenty of mediocre green card holders. This post sounds good, but highly questionable.

Waiting for a consular appointment was already a problem for H-1B holders, but several policy decisions have made this issue much worse: 1.) The Trump Admin reversed a policy allowing them to renew their visas at any U.S. Embassy. Previously, visa holders could find a consular office with the shortest waiting periods and book an appointment there. Now, an Indian applicant needs to renew their visa in India--which has ridiculous waiting times. 2.) The Trump Admin removed a pilot program that allowed H-1Bs to renew their visas stateside--allowing them to wait out the bureaucratic process in the US so they could continue to work and be with their children as their ability to re-enter the U.S. is pending approval. 3.) The Trump Admin required that children and seniors be physically present at a consulate and get interviewed for visa renewal. The previously policy waived interview requirements for children under 14 and seniors over 79. The lines for getting your visa renewed extend far outside of the physical building. Imagine waiting hours line in India during over 100 degree weather--and you have to bring your baby with you. Imagine having to do this as a senior citizen. The Trump Admin needs to reverse these policies ASAP.

This H-1B worker has lived in the US for nearly 20 years and built a family here. His mom was dying in India. To visit her, he would need to wait months to book a consular appointment--with the soonest one available likely being scheduled one year out. He made the difficult choice of not visiting his dying mom because leaving without an appointment would mean separation from his children, job, and his other obligations. Much of the commentary around immigration focuses on how such bureaucratic burdens undermine immigrants’ ability to contribute and innovate. But we must remember that this red tape also prevents these people from being fully engaged with their own lives and meaningfully present in the lives of others. This matters too, and these seemingly non-economic problems will eventually translate into economic costs. If America is no longer a place where people feel empowered to be the best versions of themselves as they celebrate, struggle, and grieve, it ceases not just being the land of opportunity, but also the land of dignity and purpose. linkedin.com/posts/gautam-d…

@Dreamer10384678 @dwarkesh_sp @fleroy1974 So cultural suicide?

@dwarkesh_sp @fleroy1974 Why anyone has children in this sick world is beyond me. Men just go out slaughtering, raping and stealing and then the cycle perpetuates forever. Women need to really wake up and realise that's all this place ever is. A playground for the most violent, rapacious, greedy men.

About 5000 years ago, horse nomads from the steppes conquered Europe. Still today, almost every European language descends from the one they spoke, and as much as 90% of European DNA comes from them. What did this conquest actually look like on the ground?

@C4CEO He can’t redistrict. Georgia passed a law. He can’t even stop the voting. Some of the other states that did may have rulings against them. facebook.com/share/1BLxqtYP…

Many of us have long known Kemp is a petty jackass, but he could have been remembered for the good things he got done. Instead, he will be remembered for trying to spoil the Senate GOP primary with his vanity candidate & being the outlier in keeping race-gerrymandered districts.

@L_QKing_ @nixonist True, but he’s just busy oppressing people like the Catholic organization always has for the last thousand years. My parents had the massive book, the Marty’s Mirror growing up-just more of the same, currently slightly less violent.

@nixonist If you are going to be anti Catholic because he dared to criticize that orange creature you worship and say that war is bad then you never accepted it to begin with.

Leo is singlehandedly undoing a century and a half of Catholic progress in being accepted as Americans, and vindicating every anti-Catholic trope about loyalty to foreign princes being incompatible with republicanism.

@LynnProudTexan @JohnQPinkney @BGatesIsaPyscho No, comes from a poorly done study. They locked possums in a cage, dumped ticks on, and counted what was left. They eat the ones they find grooming themselves; they do not seek them out. Chicken, or especially guineas will actually eat them.

@JohnQPinkney @BGatesIsaPyscho If this is actually a thing, then yes they can get the job done. We love opossums! 🐀🐾

🚨🇺🇸 Meanwhile in America “Look at them crawling out of there - millions of Ticks” The story is so insane - Farmers continue to report finding Boxes full of Ticks on their farmland, clearly left their on purpose. Now the US has already seen a sharp increase in the number of Tick related diseases.

@Scott824672085 @JohnQPinkney @BGatesIsaPyscho That’s not folklore. Folklore comes from years of people’s experience, not one very poorly designed study to prove a point. Seriously, one “scientific” study. Lock possums in a cage, dump ticks on them, and count the ones that fall off.

@JohnQPinkney @BGatesIsaPyscho Folklore. Possum dont eat ticks at anywhere near the rates that the PETA Possum claim. They do devastate egg laying bird nests and eat baby rabbits.

@theAuntieAngie I remember how she was completely out of the picture one night they were going to start big protests and Kemp took on the role of the adult and she got to “keep her hands clean”

Whoever ends up facing Keisha Bottoms after the primaries, here’s what I’m going to do for you. You and I are going to shoot a campaign video right in my community, right where I grew up, at University and Pryor. The exact spot where 8 yr old Secoriea Turner lost her life during the unrest, after a stand-down order from Ms. Bottoms that left the intersection unprotected. We’re going to stand there and talk about leadership, accountability, and what it really means to protect the people of Georgia.

@locknloadedgvc @whitesundesert This is such a good point. Dude was such a martyr. He does one big chore and thinks he’s good. Never mows monthly let alone weekly, weedeats, no household repairs, leaning sinks, replace appliances, roof, dog fence, washed car, furniture indoor/outdoor, ad Infinitum.

@whitesundesert You do that once and not again for decades. Let's extrapolate your "effort" over the next 20 years and see who is really doing the most around the house.....mmmmk? I'm no feminist, but if you really wanna go there, we can go there.

The feminists who complain men don’t do enough around the house seem to have absolutely no idea what men do around the house.

@RonDeSantis @cdrsalamander Ok, that’s official. You’re campaigning for’28. I support wholeheartedly.

End it, don’t mend it.

@CharlesMullins2 @annvandersteel My 15 yr Old son has made hydrogen repeatedly through electrolysis. Not sure I’ll show him this since he tends to be dismissive of sources from mom. He lit some in a bag several times, but the largest amount was strong enough he took notice and has been more careful since.

🚨 BREAKING: Hydrogen just got WAY easier to make. Scientists just cut the temperature needed by 900°F using a new catalyst. That changes everything. Why this matters • Hydrogen = clean fuel • But production was too expensive • Now it can use waste heat from industry Meaning Steel, cement, and factories could make their own fuel on-site If this scales… Energy doesn’t just get cleaner It gets local, cheaper, and decentralized Fusion + cheap hydrogen = the end of the current energy system? What breaks first? Follow me I break down the physics behind the biggest breakthroughs.