Bill Pearson

@ImMeme0 Democratic poster boy

Every time you read Thanedar’s post, just remember that he came to America and tried to make money by torturing and killing dogs and monkeys! Footage shows animals being rescued from the testing lab formerly owned by Thanedar, who abandoned 173 dogs and monkeys at the facility after his company went bankrupt.

Fox’s Bill Melugin just exposed the stunning no-show by Senate Democrats at the CIA whistleblower hearing on Covid. Not a SINGLE Democrat was in the room — even though several sit on the Homeland Security Committee. MELUGIN: “There are no Senate Democrats inside of that hearing room right now.” “There are several Democrats on that committee who should be sitting there but they are not there.” “You heard the witness mention that.” “Senator Ruben Gallego, Democrat from Arizona, actually walked by us about 15 minutes ago. He saw the media cameras here and we couldn’t tell if he was joking or trolling or not but he said, hey what’s going on here? And his staffer said, I don’t know, and they walked past us.” “He is on that committee. He’s not in the room.” Democrats don’t even want to hear the truth about Covid.

@TheFigen_ If you ever want to appreciate how big the world is, try and find a lost dog.

A man lost his dog and spent a week searching every rural road and he found him. The dog was so happy! They are our family!

I saw the movie "Der Tiger" (The Tank) today. I'm not sure but I think Graham Platner had a cameo in the movie. The tattoo on his chest matched the one on his hat. There were other clues.

@CynicalPublius @grahamformaine Old Graham had a cameo in the movie Der Tiger (The Tank). Highly recommended. See how he got his start and where he is going.

@grahamformaine I’m old enough to remember when only Nazi SS concentration camp guards had Totenkopf tattoos.

I’m old enough to remember when Republicans in Ohio just ignored court rulings repeatedly and did it anyway.

@TheSCIF Reporters are the scum of the earth.

Members of the press caught swiping and literally chugging bottles of alcohol like at a college frat party after the shooter was apprehended at the D.C. dinner, but slander Kash and other conservative members of Trump's administration all throughout the media. Hypocrisy at its finest, once again, from the fake, slanderous, mainstream media.

@RepYassAnsari The EVIL that has infected the Democratic Party is responsible for all of this violence! And of all the EVIL in the Democratic Party, YOU are among the most EVIL!

I was at the WHCD last night. I’m grateful to law enforcement for acting quickly and ensuring everyone’s safety. On a personal note, I’m deeply thankful to Senator Jacky Rosen, who held me under the table and kept telling me we’d be okay as I was shaking and in tears. What’s hardest to process is that this kind of violence is a daily reality for communities across the country.

@BeerCan45 @EricaRN4USA @Pinkpatriot1776 @BarackObama IKIK!!

@EricaRN4USA @Pinkpatriot1776 @BarackObama IYKYK

Is this not ironic—to visit the museum of .@BarackObama, one has to pay $30! It costs children ages 3-11 $23 Lucky people in Illinois some days get a discount and get in for $26 I swear I am not making this up—but they are REQUIRED TO SHOW ID, and be scanned before entering! I thought democrats didn’t like showing their identifications 🙄 I think after everything Obama has done to “fundamentally change” America isn’t worth paying $30 to see. Would you pay 🤔

@EricaRN4USA @BarackObama Cost of other Presidential Libraries: Adults/Youth/Children/Senior & Others Jimmy Carter $12/$0/$10 William Clinton $12/$7/$0/$10 G.H.W. Bush $12/$5/$0/$9 Abraham Lincoln $15/$6/$0/$12 ($10) Truman requires membership: $35 for 2 tickets

@A10TheHog I'm so f'en old. The first person I thought of was Jerry Colonna.

Give this Warthog a nickname!

@pearson_ri48822 @project4_4 I got it in the first guess too, Rick.

This is Operation Market Garden in WWII. It was an Airborne operation to secure a route for British armor through Holland & into Germany. The brave but futile effort is well covered in the book "A Bridge Too Far" & movie of the same name. Airborne operations had limited success in WWII often resulting in heavy losses in elite troops. The German airborne invasion of Crete was among the most successful but it had to be supported by a seaborne force. The idea has been put forward to grab Iran's enriched Uranium with a US airborne force but given the history of limited success of such operations in WWII, this doesn't appear practical.

How many could guess what battle this is without seeing any of the units and without knowing what date the map is?

@TFletcherDesign @jeffreym_nelson I fully support your proposal.

@jeffreym_nelson I say we do a Running with the Javelins like that crazy bull thing they do in Spain. We could close off Congress in downtown Tucson, and make the homeless do it as a condition for getting benefits. Fun for the whole family.

I'm going to submit a grant proposal to do this with javelina in suburban neighborhoods.

I had Grok colorize and animate this image from a WWII site.

@WW2HQ I had Grok animate the image.

#WWII #WW2

@azcentral It’s ironic that the Southern Poverty Law Center ended up promoting right-wing hate speech. The go-to source for defining hate speech was actually funding that very hate. It seemed necessary to keep the illusion of that hate alive so the country would remain divided.

Is hate speech an exception to First Amendment protections? Chief U.S. District Court Judge Jennifer Zipps explains. azcentral.com/story/news/loc…

@s2_underground While I fully support this effort, it seems to need more review. I only checked the site that was closest to me: "Arizona Immigrant and Refugee Services, 4 Will Rogers Lane, Tubac, AZ" and it doesn't exist. It is located in Phoenix.

While it is hard to put a verifiable number on an unknown, the immigration problem persists and it's worse than anyone can possibly imagine. Now that the mass deportations have stopped (and we can argue whether or not they ever occurred in the first place), this will continue to be a problem for a while. Even on my maps alone, every single one of these yellow diamonds is a safehouse of an organization that openly states that they are working to help illegal immigration. Note the brazenness of this. I'm just one guy plotting these points in my spare time, and so far I've listed thousands of facilities which openly state on their own website that they are working to help illegals evade detection. Not even trying to hide it or state that "oh we're just a resettlement group that helps LEGAL immigrants after they get a greencard". Nope, none of that grey-area stuff that will have to go to court to confirm. I'm only plotting the groups that openly confess to crimes on their own website, and this is how many I have so far. If I start adding in the "immigrant support centers" which are more ambiguous, we're talking tens of thousands of locations. Note that on my maps, you will have to take the mailing address that I have listed for each location, and put it into google to find out what's at each location. I used to have a very neat explanation of all of the crimes that were being committed at each location, but I got a cease-and-desist letter from the law firms that are actively aiding criminals. Turns out that in America, criminals can sue you for exposing their crimes, so I've had to re-work a lot of my material. But this is what I have so far, and I've only just gotten started. Link to the map below:

@giveashitnature Tucson's dark sky (or outdoor lighting) ordinances originated in 1972. The primary goal was to protect nearby major astronomical observatories—most notably Kitt Peak National Observatory

Tucson made a simple change to 20,000 streetlights. Light pollution dropped 7%, energy bills dropped $2.16 million a year, and many songbirds were saved. Most LEDs have made light pollution worse. The cool-white lights most cities chose scatter into the sky at higher rates than the old sodium lamps. That scatter pulls migrating songbirds off course and drops them into lit buildings by the hundreds of millions each year. Tucson decided to do it differently. They used warm-white 3,000K LEDs instead of the standard 4,000K. They added full shielding so light points down, not sideways or up, and adaptive dimming. Lights run at 90% from sunset to midnight, then drop to 60% until dawn. Drivers and pedestrians reported no loss of visibility. Migrating birds passing over the city had a darker corridor to navigate than they'd had in decades. Most cities still haven't figured this out. Philadelphia, LA, and Phoenix have all run into problems with retrofits that increased sky glow despite using LEDs. The tech is solved. The implementation is a choice. Ask your city council what color temperature your streetlights are. Ask if they dim after midnight. Ask if they're shielded. Most people have never thought about it. Most elected officials haven't either. Never forget that the night sky is also habitat.

They better start the training pipeline back up.

@jimgeeting @CardioFixer Not so much. They are very "gamey". They are normally cooked in a pit, flaked, and covered in BBQ sauce.

@ElephantHead_BP @CardioFixer I imagine they eat like pork?

Just your normal daily visit from Arizona wildlife. 😂

@hammond_pj @CardioFixer There are different seasons for hunting them depending on the weapon you use. I used to like the HAM hunt (Handgun, Archery, Muzzle loader).

@CardioFixer Are they protected or considered as pests?