Joe Turco

No matter what your religious status is, this man has a significant and practical warning for everybody on earth. I highly recommend that you invest 11 minutes with him. rumble.com/vpelhb-breakin…

@raisingpatriots @realmflynnJR I have a 2015 F-250 farm truck with off road tires. I think the Tesla would be competitive with the truck if it had same tires. AWD and heavy weight works. I think you can get a 2" lift on the Model Y as well. Never needing to go to gas station is nice.

@JoeTurco @realmflynnJR We are in the mountains but I could see how they’d be alright in snow if the roads were flat and not super bumpy.

Good morning X!

@raisingpatriots @realmflynnJR The Tesla is an awesome snow car. Lots of ground clearance. I have Michelin Cross Climate2 tires. My fuel cost is about $1/gallon equivalent if I charge at home. Deer are road hazards! LOL.

My husband took this video and was in his Ram 2500. Teslas wouldn’t work on my roads (thankfully). Our deer get annoyed when they have to move out of the road for us. They show it by taking their time 🤣 I will get one to eat out of my hand. That’s the goal. I have a photo of my great grandma feeding a deer in her backyard in Montana. I want the same photo of myself. But unfortunately, I’m in commie California, not Montana.

@raisingpatriots @realmflynnJR Interesting points!

@JoeTurco @realmflynnJR I was just telling my son this morning how he is not allowed to ride his E bike on our highways anymore because we’ve been infiltrated with Tesla’s and EV’s that you cannot hear coming down the road. I think that’s so dangerous. A car should be loud.

@IanCarrollShow Stop for a moment. Think about where we'd be today without the competing narratives freely available on Podcasts. Legacy Corporate Media is dying a well-deserved death because of now-obvious biases and also they cannot compete on quality of content.

There might not have ever been a podcast with more cumulative knowledge of the Middle East than these two combined.

@SRSroccoReport Hmmm. I see your point about energy inputs during the R & D phases, but isn't there an ultimate payoff as a technology plateaus? In any event, decisions are made by markets. Central Planners often make worse decisions.

Here is my insight... take it with a grain of salt. Innovations in technology just hide the energy that is being consumed. It's an illusion. It took over 5 decades of Massive Time-Binding through Colleges and Companies, expanding technology that we want to IGNORE. And that is only one part of the massive amount of energy spent on supposedly making Technology more efficient... It isn't... the world just doesn't see the energy consumed to make smaller and smaller technology seem more efficient.

Shovels? GPUs that burn out in 3-4 years? Shovels? With the #ENERGYCLIFF now hitting the world, GPUs will be the least of our worries. $NVDA is just a provider of MASSIVE CAPITAL DESTRUCTION via GPUs on a grand scale. Shovels??

@SRSroccoReport Interesting. In any event, it was impossible to stop the "Sea Peoples" (I think they were Greeks and Phonecians) and it is also impossible to stop innovations in computer tech.

@JoeTurco The Free Market also decided to have the Sea Peoples attack the Late Bronze Age Civilizations, which collapsed their version of the Global Bronze Supply Chain. Again... technology isn't more efficient. The Energy Consumed is hidden and lost over the decades... AN ILLUSION.

@RichardGage_911 The Legacy Corporate Media exists to create, curate and promulgate false narratives on behalf of their corporate owners. Wealthy Zionists actually own a large chunk of the LCM. Were it not for X and Podcasts, most would remain oblivious to this.

[RG911Team] They have been called traitors. Unpatriotic. Foreign agents. Terrorist sympathizers. All for apposing the war with Iran. But the truth is deeper and more unsettling: All of these public figures understand we were lied to about 9/11. The story of 19 Muslim hijackers thwarting US intel agencies and air defense defies logic. The complete destruction of 3 steel-framed skyscrapers defies the laws of physics. And if the government and media compulsively lied to us about that act of terror to start Middle East wars, what are they lying about regarding Iran?

@SRSroccoReport The Free Market decided it wanted faster stuff, so it has it. The market gets to make the calls. Living without computer tech is also expensive. I do not ignore the size of the Global Supply Chain.

Again, you continue to suggest that computer technology improves.. But you are ignoring the massive amount of energy and labor that went into the Colleges and companies that used a lot of energy to expand technology. Furthermore, you are ignoring the Massive Global Supply Chain.

@Seanmaloney0 @BuenoForMiami @NBCNews @Annette_Taddeo Yes, and beyond fluorosis there is evidence that fluoride is also a carcinogen. This was known even 60 years ago. This is why I use fluoride toothpaste sparingly, and always at night, never in the morning.

@JoeTurco @BuenoForMiami @NBCNews @Annette_Taddeo A fair amount of ground water has fluoride naturally and beyond a certain level, fluoride supplementation may lead to potentially noticeable dental fluorosis. Fluoridation in 🇺🇸 arguably made more sense prior to modern “toothpastes” which for the most part also provide fluoride.

If five states ban fluoride in drinking water, the costs to Medicaid for a significant increase in kids with cavities could top $40 million within three years, a new analysis finds. nbcnews.com/health/kids-he…

@SRSroccoReport Clearly computer technologies do improve. Name the subcomponent (CPU, memory, disk storage, SSD, etc) and I can show immense performance improvements. Software has a similar story. Given a stable unit of work, energy efficiency is far better today compared to 30 years ago.

@JoeTurco You said... "technology improves." This is false. Why? Because we don't see the complex global technology supply chain. Our complex technology today consumes more energy and IS NOT more efficient. We just don't see it because it is hidden in the Grand Global Supply Chain.

PR idea for Israel: Find the judge, the prosecutor, and the executioner of Saleh Mohammadi—blow them to pieces

@WeTheBrandon The US dollar is already "terminal" so it doesn't matter much if it dies quickly or slowly.

This seems dangerous at a time like now…

@SRSroccoReport Technology persistently improves. GPU lifespan may elongate if need be. The US will surely need more electrical production, and if there is capital to pay for it, it will show up. Useful AI will be profitable. Useless AI will die off. Free Markets will decide what stays.

@JoeTurco That used to be true. However, when we moved to technology that burns out within 3-4 years, and we are heading into Energy Constraints... It doesn't take a Brain Surgeon to realize, it isn't sustainable. Time to move to Longer-Lasting Technology before it's too late.

The corpse count speaks louder than any theory — Josef Stalin murdered between 6 and 20 million of his own people through deliberate famines, mass executions, and gulags that made Hitler look like an amateur. Yet somehow we still have economics professors teaching that central planning can work if we just find the right technocrats. Stalin's Holodomor in Ukraine stands as the perfect case study in socialist arithmetic. When Ukrainian peasants resisted collectivization, Stalin simply starved them into submission — confiscating grain, banning travel, and posting guards to prevent anyone from escaping the famine zones. Millions died eating grass and bark while Soviet grain exports continued flowing to Western markets. The kulaks — prosperous farmers guilty of the crime of success — were liquidated entirely as a class. And this wasn't some accident or deviation from true socialism. This was central planning working exactly as designed. When the state owns all property and controls all production, human beings become mere inputs in the grand equation. Stalin understood what modern progressives refuse to admit: you cannot remake human nature without breaking a few million eggs. The same academic establishment that clutches pearls over free market "inequality" continues treating Marx as serious economic theory rather than a blueprint for mass murder. They'll spend hours debating whether Keynes got the multiplier effect right while treating Stalin's body count as an unfortunate implementation detail rather than the inevitable result of abolishing private property.

@SRSroccoReport I'm old. Saw the PC & internet revolutions from beginning. Useful tech wins - all others lose. Consolidation happens. Systems become efficient. Today there is a huge market bubble but AI hardware and software WILL improve & make profound changes to business & beyond.

@JoeTurco Yeah... the world doesn't realize that we moved into a High-Tech Industry that devours Energy on a massive scale and BURNS up so quickly. AI, or what I call "Lame LLMs," is not profitable or sustainable. When the market figures this out, the AI Bubble will POP.

@BuenoForMiami @NBCNews @Annette_Taddeo In 1981 at Marquette University, Dr. Daniel T. Haworth explained to my freshman chemistry class how a fluoride ion displaced a hydroxide ion and thereby hardened tooth enamel (I'm old). I use this sparingly. Agree that it shouldn't be in water.

@JoeTurco @NBCNews @Annette_Taddeo I don’t use fluoride at all and I have a well so I never have it put into my water (although we did fight and had it removed from public water here as well)

@BuenoForMiami @NBCNews @Annette_Taddeo Topical use of fluoride is indeed effective, but at what cost?! Systemic consumption of fluoride isn't as useful and many claim it causes trouble. I use a RO filter at home - fluoride blocked. I use fluoride toothpaste only once or twice a week and non-fluoride 14 times.

@NBCNews @Annette_Taddeo This is bullshit. If fluoride is so effective at combating cavities, then why do people still get cavities when they drink water that has fluoride? Meanwhile, fluoride has been proven to cause neurological diseases. How much do those cost Medicaid?

@larryelder You are better than this. Iran did/does not presently have a bomb, and if they did it wasn't the type that could be placed on a missile. Indeed the threat was not imminent, and the US wasn't directly threatened. You promoted propaganda.

(Larry Elder) Outrage Hypocrisy: America’s Accidental Tragedy vs. Iran’s Deliberate Atrocities patriotpost.us/opinion/126036…

@raisingpatriots @realmflynnJR Nebraska white tail deer will scatter when they hear a vehicle . . unless it is an EV. For whatever reason, they don't seem as scared of the noises from Tesla. They just stare for up to a minute before running off.

@realmflynnJR Good morning!