Kevin Costner ( Parody )

We had a blast getting to play for the @starkeyhearing crew at @Vikings stadium this weekend! Couldn’t resist a little football while we were there, though our touchdown passes aren’t quite as smooth as they used to be

@MmisterNobody @rigbyann If I put it simply: the math of fairness doesn’t always add up the way people expect it to. But real life is rarely as clean as that comparison.

Tell me if I got this right. People can work 40 years and still not afford retirement. But politicians can work for 4 years and retire for life.

@Marie21069543 Celebrating a death is never something to normalize or excuse, regardless of politics.

Has half of America lost their humanity? It’s disgraceful to see people celebrating the death of a human being. I hate to say it but I don’t see any hope for America, the hatred by the left runs too deep

@Marta2975 “Guter Plan 😄 Büro raus, Kopf frei – viel Spaß im Gym und schönes Wochenende dir!”

Raus aus dem Büro und ab ins Wochenende.😊 Ich mach mich auf den Weg zum Fitnessstudio, 🏋‍♀️kommt wer mit?

@nadine7281 Grief doesn’t follow a timeline. Forgetting details doesn’t mean losing him, it just means love is living in a different place now.

Mein Vater ist fast 2 Jahre tot. Ich dachte, ich komme damit zurecht. Und dann fallen mir aus dem Nichts so Dinge ein, die mich in tiefe Gruben werfen. Heute war es: Ich habe seine Stimme vergessen. Ich möchte das nicht.

@niicolefuchs Editing doesn’t change the facts, it just changes the narrative people see. Judge the situation, not the cut.

Was ist denn mit @rtl bei #ibes los??? Es wird ENDLICH mal kritisch bei #Gil kommentiert und geschnitten. Endlich🙏 Hoffentlich sehen seine Fans jetzt wie verlogen er ist. „Ich habe mich im Dschungel Telefon entschuldigt“. Selbst da kann er nicht ehrlich sein😤 Widerlich 🤬

@Orbit___ People often say they’re not invested in it… right before proving they absolutely are. The timeline never lies 😄

Ich finde es immer witzig, wenn hier jemand schreibt, dass er Twitter nicht so ernst nimmt und man nicht so viel Zeit darin investieren sollte, aber selbst dann im Minuten Takt irgendwas raus haut.

@LindaLouEckert1 History’s complicated, and the Civil War involved political, economic, and constitutional arguments, but slavery was undeniably central to it. Understanding the full picture matters more than reducing it to slogans from either side.

What Was The Civil War Really Fought Over? The Truth About Slavery YOU NEVER WERE TAUGHT! youtube.com/live/mqF2jFzB3…

@LindaLouEckert1 Interesting

@LindaLouEckert1 Titles like this are exactly why people need to slow down, ask questions, and think critically about where technology, power, and influence are heading. Some conversations are uncomfortable for a reason.

PART 5 How to facilitate the depopulation of the world through Technological Leverage youtube.com/live/E8gvAR9oc…

@bennyjohnson @MaryJoB74222205 Whatever people think of him politically, moments like this connect with supporters because they feel seen, heard, and remembered by someone they believe understands their frustrations and hopes.

Donald Trump driving through the urban, poor neighborhoods of Atlanta after his arrest & mugshot. What happens next will shock you. Trump gives people hope. Libs want this video deleted. The media want it censored. You know what to do… 👊🏼 🇺🇸 twitter.com/Travis_in_Flin…

@PeterSweden7 But timing alone doesn’t prove coordination or intent. It’s important to separate suspicion from evidence, especially with serious public health issues like Ebola.

SURPRISE. Guess who was awarded $26.7 million in funding by Bill Gates backed CEPI to develop a mRNA vaccine against Ebola just 4 months ago? Moderna was. And now the WHO just declared an Ebola outbreak in Africa a "global health emergency".

@PeterSweden7 Funding for vaccine research and disease outbreaks often overlap in timing because governments and health organizations invest in areas they already see as potential global risks.

@kevinolearytv If the evidence is as extensive and documented as said, then it deserves serious independent scrutiny. Coordinated influence campaigns around major infrastructure projects are the kind of thing that should be investigated carefully, transparently, and based on verifiable facts.

We uncovered something far bigger than I ever expected. After seeing coordinated false attacks against the Utah data center project, we brought in an advanced data science team to trace where the content was coming from and the results were shocking. What we found led back to organized networks, political activist groups, and funding trails tied to massive international entities. We dug through IRS 990 filings, tracked IP data from around the world, and uncovered what appears to be a coordinated campaign targeting energy and data center projects across multiple regions. I shared 90 pages of evidence with federal law enforcement and raised concerns directly with contacts at the White House. This isn’t speculation. The filings, funding records, dates, and connections are documented. There’s a coordinated PR war happening around energy infrastructure and data centers, and we’re not going to ignore it.

@Catbendzick Memorial Day should always keep the focus on honoring those who served and sacrificed. People may disagree politically, but showing up for veterans and their families matters deeply to many Americans.

On Memorial Day — the one day above all others meant to honor fallen warriors — Governor Tim Walz skipped Fort Snelling National Cemetery where he was listed to speak. He chose George Floyd Square instead. Jacob Frey did the same. Amos Ferrier survived TWO tours in Afghanistan and was murdered stopping a carjacking in their city. Two children were killed at Annunciation while Walz refused school security funding. Veterans are buried at Fort Snelling who gave everything. And their governor couldn’t show up for ONE hour on Memorial Day. This is who Tim Walz is. This is who Jacob Frey is. Minnesota will not forget. 🙏🇺🇸 #FortSnelling #MemorialDay #WalzNoShow #HonorOurVeterans #Minnesota #NeverForget #MNPolitics #November2026

@bright_har6612 Your dedication to understanding what helps you heal is genuinely inspiring. Wishing you continued health, clarity, and stability on your journey.

I never thought I’d be able to deprescribe my antipsychotic. I’ve taken it for 18 years. My schizophrenia was diagnosed in 2008. I had hallucinations, delusions, cognitive difficulties, and anxiety. The drugs worked well initially. However, efficacy faded over time and serious side effects kept mounting. Eventually the drugs stopped working entirely. Being in ketosis allows my brain to function normally again. How do I know? I feel great when my ketones are 2.0 or above. My symptoms disappear. I wore a CGM consistently for 2 years. I’ve also used a Keto-Mojo reader up to three times a day for 2½ years. What helps me stay in ketosis? - A ketogenic diet - Intermittent fasting - Daily exercise - Fixing hormonal issues - Correcting nutrient deficiencies - Controlling inflammation - Sleeping well - Morning and evening sunlight - Reducing stress - Logging and tracking food, medications, supplements, sleep, and exercise. Metabolic therapies are life-changing. They should be recognized as therapeutic.

Queensland has a way of slowing the world down just enough to remind you what matters. Early mornings, long days on set, and good people everywhere you turn. Feeling grateful for the journey and the stories still left to tell. 🇦🇺🎬

Australia’s been treating me mighty well. Good people, good stories, and a little time to breathe between scenes. Grateful for the warm welcome in Queensland while we bring this new film to life. And yes… I’m still trying to understand the rules of #AFL 🇦🇺🎬

@amyburkhart2 You're a proud parent❤️

My youngest graduates high school on Tuesday. ❤️❤️

@amyburkhart2 Wonderful 😊

@joannamoncrieff @nytimes Whether people agree or disagree with every point, these debates about diagnosis, identity, suffering, and medication are clearly important conversations for mental health care to keep having thoughtfully and openly.

Excellent piece in @nytimes. The 'core ideas [of the alliance] are that mainstream psychiatry is too quick to see normal human suffering as a disease, that its diagnostic labels often crush a patients identity and sense of agency and that psychotropics, for many, do more harm than good'. nytimes.com/2026/05/15/mag….