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@evmcglam Why did you even use the word evidence? All I see is subjective speculation from you too.

@evmcglam You seem to take this rather offendedly. Because the guy is old and clearly unwell; he clearly has lost the spark he had 10 years ago.

How do you burn through so much political capital so quickly

@yuslfc10 why?

@Hyados thats the dumbest shit ive ever heard

@evmcglam I don't understand this question.

@Hyados @yuslfc10 Why would you do that? Like what evidence did you have to make that decision?

@Lethescholar The Tuatha de Danube

Ancient Irish texts don’t say a single word about Celts. They do talk about the Milesians and the Gaels, though, and trace their ultimate origin back to Scythia—a striking resemblance to the Yamnaya hypothesis.

@atlanticesque A wartime government cannot abide female leadership. Doubly so for a losing one.

night of the long claws

@evolianette There is a pattern where migrants are usually the absolute worst of their people.

you know what? send them to the stone age, i don't care.

@NgoloTesla Last time I heard a CRT hum it actually threw me off a bit mentally. What child me would accept as water around a fish.

Here's a take you haven't heard before; what if the unique vibe of the 90s / early 00s was due to the electrostatic effects of CRT monitors? If you remember, the glass held a strong positive charge that you didn't want to touch, giving the environment excess negative ions..!

@UBERSOY1 Why? That would be retarded. Turks are the most capable and still intact military force in the region.

The United States leaving NATO could be seen as a rehearsal to the inevitable war between Israel and Turkey

@whatdfuk Normally I agree with that but most soldiers wouldn’t reasonably expect their leadership to abandon strategy and force them into basically Omaha Beach but with kill drones.

@MikePrysner It is SHOCKING to learn that when you VOLUNTARILY join the military as a CAREER, you may actually have to train to fight and die for the UniParty. SHOCKING.

We’re working with a soldier at Ft Bragg who under normal circumstances would likely be removed from deployment by Behavior Health, but apparently anxiety/panic/depression is so widespread the bar is very high for being taken off the roster. They all deploy to the MidEast tonight

Amazon's cloud computing center in Bahrain has been destroyed.

@yuslfc10 I think many of us were hoping/expecting VP Vance to do most of the heavy lifting this term.

@vocalcry You’re probably asking a lot of questions lately but answer this did you really think a 80 year old man with a vocabulary of a 5th grader who never explained anything in detail was going to be a good president of any kind?

@eugyppius1 Even when the Dems held power since Barry they already laid groundwork to soil European-Russian relations. Their fears now become prophecies by forcing their unrealities.

I think they are at least 1/3 wrong in their assessment, btw. Transatlantic relationship going in the deep freezer and may never be fully thawed regardless of who wins next election.

Aside from Trump's unpopular war, Trump's provocations & Trump's empty threats, Euro leaders are concluding that the president will soon be weakened, his revolution abortive, and that they must merely wait out his term. So they grow more defiant.

Plants say spring is here! 🌱 About 190 million Americans have experienced an earlier-than-normal spring leaf-out, based on the behavior of lilac and honeysuckle. Leaves emerged 30 to 50 days earlier than normal near the Rockies and in parts of the Plains, breaking records.

@platinombrero That image is an April Fools joke

if only this country had serious people that realized that we already do this, and that you could never float any of these boats on a 30-50 foot deep river

@Katapetasma2 Christianity is a temporal falsehood, built upon a lie. What we seek is not “paganism” but to return to something natural and perennial, albeit occluded.

God and Jesus have been the highest gods in the European pantheon for over a millennium. Germanic peoples have been Christian as long as they were heathen. How do Pagans think they can revert to murky pre-Christian religions as if Christianity never triumphed and subsumed them?

@Fant_Mch The Evangelicals are one of the last large groups in America that still support Israel. So the government focuses on appealing to them more lately.

アメリカ合衆国の政治というのは冗談か何かなのかな？

@RebuildPaganism Other than a brief point in the 19th C. Shinto has always taken a back seat to Buddhism there.

Christians hate paganism when its their own ancestors beliefs, but when its the Japs its somehow fine.

🚨 This was the Artemis II crew's view this morning from 41,756 miles (67,200 km) up No human has seen a crescent Earth in full since 1972

@Sulkalmakh Why did they group them up like gay lovers in that one image? They weren’t even interred together.

Facial reconstructions of a giant and a dwarf Scythian The giant was buried at Edirey 3, an Iron Age burial site located near the village of Edirey in Kazakhstan. He was afflicted by a hormonal disorder that resulted in his exceptional height, estimated at 200–215 cm, as well as an enlarged skull. He died at around 40–45 years of age and was interred with grave goods, including a small knife, several arrowheads, and a large bronze mirror (Beisenov, A., 2007). The dwarf, buried at Dogehe-Baary in Tuva, stood about 127 cm tall. This individual, dating to an early phase of the Scythian Uyuk-Sagly culture, suffered from pituitary dwarfism. His condition likely included a clumsy or limping gait, a barrel-shaped chest, scoliosis, chronic joint pain, and reduced mobility. These issues, together with the underdevelopment of the apophyses of the upper and lower limb bones, would have significantly limited his mobility and likely led to obesity. His cranium exhibits healed injuries, suggesting that he was the target of aggression; he may ultimately have died from a traumatic brain injury. Despite this, his age at death was no less than 45 years. Such longevity for an individual with pituitary dwarfism complicated by epiphyseal dysplasia is exceptional even by modern medical standards (Aristova, E.S., Chikisheva, T.A., Seidman, A.M. et al., 2006). The Scythians, also known as the Saka, were an Iranic-speaking people who originated in regions including Minusinsk, the Altai, Tuva, Mongolia, and Xinjiang.