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I’m sick of it, y’all. DC keeps shoveling $40 million a week to the Taliban. Meanwhile, veterans are sleepin’ on the streets and Americans are barely stayin’ afloat. That ain’t foreign policy. It’s pure stupidity. Enough’s enough. Defund the Taliban – go grab your shirt.

Unreal this could happen

@CKCapitalxx Nothing is guaranteed in the market. People are responsible for their own due diligence and risk tolerance.

Seems like i’m getting a ton of hate today because of $ADTN which is deserved but people are now saying and acting like Ive done nothing in the last 6 months. Let’s not forget i have you $LWLG $5 to $18 $NBIS $70 to $220 $AAOI $30 to $200 $KRKNF $3 to $7 $ALMU $10 to $30 $AMPG $3 to $5.50 $HLIT $14 to $20 $PENG $35 to $55 $BE $110 to $300 $AMPX $8 to $20 And there is more. Don’t see how 1 honest mistake should change your view on me. I am here to share alpha and that’s why I try to do my best at. I pour hours and hours everyday into this for you guys.

Homeland Security Drafting Plans to Stop Processing International Flights at Sanctuary City Airports hotair.com/david-strom/20…

"Experts" probably have a lot of P.iled H.igher & D.eeper 's behind their names.

Important to document all this stuff because they're already starting to pretend it never happened.

See. They’re all in. Poison is poison @ any age.

Thank you, American soldiers youtu.be/ydWhRObVxrM?si…

BREAKING If Ken Paxton wins by +10, democrats have pledged to LEAVE Texas & find another home. This is a huge endorsement for Ken Paxton!

@ScottPresler They lie

This meme does make a good point! 😉 Even after whistleblowers came forward! 🙄

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@reaganreese_ @Dylan_Housman Congratulations 🎊 to y'all!

Being @Dylan_Housman’s wife will be the greatest honor and blessing of my life. I’m so happy. Praise be to God!

Two simple Truths: Jesus Christ died for our sins. America’s fallen died for our freedom. May we live worthy.

@PostOpinions @asymmetricinfo Covid clot shots

"The trend is sufficiently widespread, and the timing sufficiently suspicious, to justify adding the decline in fertility to the long list of the smartphone’s unwanted side effects," @asymmetricinfo writes. wapo.st/3RXiJ2K

“Greater love has no one than this: than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends” John 15:13 It’s never lost on me the amazing privileges we have in this country due to the ultimate sacrifice some have paid. Thank you to all past, present and future service men and women of this country. God bless you and the United States of America. 🇺🇸 ❤️

“Vote for Ken Paxton on Tuesday, HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!!!” Thank you, Mr. President! Texas, make sure to get out and vote on Tuesday, May 26!

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Suspicious donations

@kevinxu Outstanding returns! 👏

$35k to $10M in 21 months is +28,582.06% but you don't hear me bragging about it also show the full deposit history. IBKR calculates % "gain" including deposits so it's pretty misleading to use for X clout

In 1868, a bankrupt Louisiana banker with a ruined plantation and no income took some pepper seeds of unknown origin, mixed the mash with salt mined from underneath his own property, aged it in barrels, and bottled it in cologne bottles because manufacturing specialty glass after the Civil War was impossible. That bottle shape has not changed in 156 years... Edmund McIlhenny had lost almost everything in the Civil War. His banking career was gone. The Avery Island plantation he had married into was destroyed. When his family returned in 1865 they found the fields in ruin and allegedly a few volunteer chile plants still surviving in the wreckage. Nobody knows exactly how McIlhenny obtained the Capsicum frutescens pepper seeds that became the foundation of his sauce. What is documented is that he crushed the ripened peppers into a mash with rock salt mined from the natural salt dome underneath Avery Island, aged the mash in barrels, blended it with French white wine vinegar, strained it through cloth and bottled it in small cologne-type bottles with sprinkler fitments, sealed in green wax. Workers on the plantation used small red sticks called le petit bâton rouge to identify peppers at exactly the right stage of ripeness. In 1869 he sent exactly 658 bottles to grocers along the Gulf Coast at one dollar apiece. He secured a patent in 1870, and the sauce sold out immediately. Manufacturing specialised glass was essentially impossible in the post-Civil War South so McIlhenny used what was available. The sprinkler fitment on a cologne bottle turned out to be the perfect delivery mechanism for a concentrated pepper sauce best applied in dashes rather than poured. That practical wartime improvisation became one of the most recognisable pieces of packaging in the world. The original recipe, Tabasco peppers, Avery Island salt and vinegar, has not changed in 156 years. The salt still comes from underneath the same island. Every pepper seed used in production worldwide still originates from Avery Island. A bankrupt banker's post-Civil War improvisation, bottled in repurposed cologne bottles, became one of the most globally distributed food products in history. © Eats History