Jeffery.....

The Biblical unicorn.

@FoxNews @pdoocy Fetterman always talks like he might make a difference, then he votes exactly like Schumer tells him. He is a liar.

Sen. John Fetterman opens up about being the "only" Democrat in Congress to support Operation Epic Fury: "It's a truth — Iran can't ever have a nuclear bomb. Another truth is they were committed to building one and they were close to actually achieving that goal." | @pdoocy @SundayBriefFNC

@KonniBurton Agreed, but a tariff is also a consumption tax. And it directly effects products made by cheaters of the world.

Correct

@atensnut Evidence of created design. Evolution is a lie.

Whoa!! This is one Freaky Fish, the Anglerfish. 👀

@elonmusk They might be alive when they get there, but disaster awaits. Robots can do everything we need. No need to send people.

Yes

@RegTheDude @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG They are large, they too can swim to deeper water. And again, you nor any person has dug deep into all strata around the world. One find will destroy the million year claims, doesnt effect YEC at all.

@Jeffery4Pi @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG The same would apply to ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs. Why have their fossils never been found in the same layers as cetaceans?

Genesis 1:3–5 is clear.

@gijoe6pack @CreationMuseum Glad you agree that spinning is the same as rotating.

@Jeffery4Pi @CreationMuseum We’re done here.

The sun did not exist before day four of creation, but this is not a problem for young-earth creationists.

@CodyHarrisTX @paramourdonkey @Burrows4TX You purposely support democrats selecting the speaker. The day you start passing laws based on the priorities set at the convention is when I'll start trusting you or Burrows. Democrats are still allowed to chair committees, and property tax relief is always taken away from us.

@paramourdonkey Put the Koolaid down, brother. Nothing you said about @Burrows4TX is based in reality or truth.

It’s time to unite and go win the general.

@RegTheDude @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG Even millions of years is invalid now that soft tissue and blood vessels and red blood cells are found in dino bones. Billion year preachers fail on every claim.

@Bibleknight04 @Jeffery4Pi @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG Who said that fossils take millions of years to form? True that most fossils occur through rapid sedimentation, but a global flood wouldn't be the only cause of that. And most fossils are of organisms with hard structures, such as ammonites.

@gijoe6pack @CreationMuseum Spinning still qualifies as rotation. Half dozen is still 6. Let me know if if the other half is really 5.

@Jeffery4Pi @CreationMuseum The earth REVOLVES around the Sun and ROTATES on its axis as it goes. Hopefully, this animation will cement the concept for you. Let me know.

@RegTheDude @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG Dolphins and whales easily swim in to deeper waters during the flood. It wasn't until the waters receded that they got trapped in mudflows as the tectonic uplift occurred. The water in the oceans today would be 2 miles deep if the land is smoothed out.

@Jeffery4Pi @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG Dolphins and whales are marine animals. Where are the cetacean fossils in the same layers as trilobites? Where are the apes, cats and dogs in the same layers as non-avian dinosaurs?

@gijoe6pack @CreationMuseum Whether the light was within the water, or a quasar, or whatever, the spinning planet takes 24 hours for full rotation (whatever word makes you feel smarter). The sun, moon, and stars are ... for signs and seasons, and for days and years...the greater light to rule the day

@Jeffery4Pi @CreationMuseum So, you don’t understand, okay, allow me to school you. The Earth spins (rotates) as it revolves around the Sun. If there were no Sun, what was the Earth revolving around?

@ShabbosK Romney was proof you can't trust Mormon politicians at critical moments.

Disappointed to see yet another act of normalization of Mormon hate within the Conservative movement. Leaving aside the religious bigotry, the LDS Church is the *MOST* Republican-leaning religious group in America. We should be thanking them, not mocking them.

@TexasGOP Democrats pick the speaker and then we let their money buy access to grass roots. Next we will see him defending Islam.

For only the second time in Texas history, the sitting Speaker of the Texas House will address delegates at our State Convention. Speaker Burrows is also stepping forward as a sponsor of the convention as well. That has never happened before. Before Speaker Burrows held office, he was a delegate and a precinct chair. He’s sat in those same seats, had those same conversations, and understands exactly what it means to show up and help shape the future of Texas. We are grateful for his willingness to not only support this convention, but to be part of it in a way that respects and recognizes the delegates who make this party strong. We look forward to welcoming Speaker Burrows to the 2026 Texas Republican Convention and to a historic moment for our party and our state. @Burrows4TX

@SharylAttkisson If you ask if people want to pay $2 per envelope with no junk mail, I think junk mail will stay. It makes good fire starter and keeps recyclers busy.

(POLL) 91% say they should be able to opt out of junk mail in their USPS mailbox

@gijoe6pack @CreationMuseum Earth spins the same today as it did at creation. Are you saying it doesn't?

@Jeffery4Pi @CreationMuseum Do you know the difference between rotations and revolutions?🤡

@JohnCornyn McCaul has been defending Islam for decades now. Anything he says has an anti-Christian agenda.

Rep. Michael McCaul warns Texas Republicans not to nominate Ken Paxton for Senate kut.org/politics/2026-…

@gijoe6pack @CreationMuseum A spinning earth from any source of light will give us days and nights.

@CreationMuseum This, however, is a problem for you YECs. No Earth-Sun-Moon system, no days counted.

@RegTheDude @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG The order in the sedimentary layers is the ecological zone where they lived. It makes perfect sense that marine animals would get buried first, then lowland swamps. A flood would cause massive mudflows, which is exactly what we see. Rock does not bend, mud does.

@Bibleknight04 @Jeffery4Pi @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG That doesn't explain why layers that are 600 million years old ONLY contain invertebrates, and why classes of animals gradually appear in a strict order. A flood would not do that.

@RegTheDude @Bibleknight04 @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG All of the fossils had to be buried quickly. The worldwide flood is the best answer for creation of fossils. Many of the layers of sedimentary rock were laid down within days,months of each other. Some were laid as the tectonic plates were lifted up and mud flowed back.

@Bibleknight04 @Jeffery4Pi @CrunchyBrit13 @AiG That's an ignorant comment. The key point is that if you look back into layers that are 600 million years old you will see no vertebrates, no mammals, no reptiles. 100 million later there were vertebrates. 250 million later there were reptiles. There's your evidence.

@CrunchyBrit13 @RegTheDude @AiG @Bibleknight04 There is no direct observation of any star or planet forming. One the planets do not emit light for the telescope to see it. Two, Webb has never seen a new star where there wasnt one in the past. Stars are seen exploding and moving. Star nurseries are a conjecture only.

That is flat-out wrong. There is strong, direct evidence from isotope ratios (deuterium-to-hydrogen, or D/H) and meteorite analysis. Carbonaceous chondrite meteorites (from asteroids) have D/H ratios that closely match Earth’s oceans—far better than comets or other sources. Russell Humphreys (as brilliant he is) is still doing guesswork on Neptune and Uranus doesn’t equal total victory. It’s like guessing how fast a car was going on a race track by saying “100 mph” when it was actually doing 150 mph. As for Jupiter and Saturn, you’re misunderstanding the physics. Gas does expand in a true vacuum, and while space is a near-vacuum it still tries to expand (due to thermal pressure). So why do you not see them expanding or collapsing now? Due to gravity balancing the internal pressure in hydrostatic equilibrium. This hydrostatic equilibrium, creates a perfect stalemate. The gas is constantly "pushing" to expand because it’s hot and under pressure, but the massive gravity of the planet is "pulling" just as hard to keep it in. You are correct that is would not collapse, they would instead dissipate (outward), because the internal pressure won. So were they formed naturally or through design? I would still lean naturally. In the early solar system, bits of rock and ice bumped into each other until they formed a solid core about 10 times the mass of Earth. Once that solid core got big enough, its gravity became strong enough to win the tug-of-war against the gas in the protoplanetary disk. At that point the core started pulling in huge amounts of nearby hydrogen and helium gas. This is called “runaway gas accretion.” It kept growing until it ran out of nearby gas or the Sun’s solar wind blew the rest away, leaving the planet in hydrostatic equilibrium. We have also directly observed planets and solar systems forming with the James Webb Space Telescope, ALMA, and ESO telescopes. eso.org/public/images/… eso.org/public/news/es… nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/…