Tom Kinsel

@GremmPaltakin @UAPWatchers It has. But I believe he's referencing the next generation episode that had the crystal entity...which it does resemble. We're obviously not alone. So my guess it's a probe of some type. So many possibilities but I guess it's left to our theory's.

@KinselTom @UAPWatchers the word entity existed before Star Trek some people's vocabulary and life experience is only from pop culture

🚨Another supposed leak from a CN235 MPA camera The following submission statement was provided by u/SkyeJamire32: "I got this from a now deleted post in an Indonesian military forum facebook (very popular for forums, like a replacement for reddit and 4chans). said this was near the natuna island, and indonesian air forces often patrol the area since the chinese loves to fish illegally there. any thoughts?" #ufotwitter #uapX Source: reddit.com/user/SkyeJamir…

@chickybabe08 Cryptocurrency is going to fail as more and more drug money is cut off and all the fraud dollars stop flowing into it.

That's almost bigger than the entire crypto market $TOTAL (the total market cap of everyone crypto combined) sits around 2.4T POOF gone in one week lol. People buying crypto now are so early it's not even funny. It's so easy to get caught up in short term price action but when you zoom out and think about the big picture it's crazy to think how much money is going to be made in crypto over the next 5-10-20 years

@natalie_davis86 Interesting...you read this stuff?

Your ceiling is defined by the five people closest to you. If you spend all day gossiping, complaining and criticizing others it s time to move to a different room: where people discuss dreams, execution, and how to earn their next million. You don't need to fit into every circle

Research the car. Use AI. Grok is pretty knowledgeable on issues new cars have or will have. Stay away from anything GM like the 2.8 , 3.7 engine they're junk. Ford as well the 3.7 is junk. Research them ALL the newer cars have engine issues after a certain milage. Honda and Toyota not so much but still have problems.

𝗜'𝗩𝗘 𝗕𝗘𝗘𝗡 𝗜𝗡 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗘𝗧 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗔 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗖𝗔𝗥. I love my current car, but it's getting a little long in the tooth. From what I've seen out there, everything is basically overpriced crap. Also car dealerships are EMPTY - we're talking NO CUSTOMERS. If you buy anything new, you get 𝗔𝗕𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗨𝗧𝗘𝗟𝗬 𝗠𝗔𝗨𝗟𝗘𝗗 𝗢𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 in the first two years. I mean, you're insanely upside down from the moment you drive off a lot. Leasing can be better, but you're limited on miles. So now I have a choice. 1. Lease something new (I don't drive much so the miles don't really matter). 2. Buy used (2 years old, low miles, most of the depreciation is it already priced in). 3. Buy new (this is a hard no - depreciation is brutal). What should I do?

@themarketswork How so? Were you there in the negotiating? A vague comment with zero substance and no explanation means you're throwing a statement out there for attention.

Still lying

@Mr_Husky1 People can be truly amazing. Imagine if everyone did this when they could.... imagine.

The woman behind me in line paid for my groceries with a hundred-dollar bill, and I didn’t even realize I was crying until she asked if I had eaten that day. I told her I was fine. I wasn’t. It was a Wednesday in March. I had been sitting in my car in the Walmart parking lot for twenty minutes, trying to decide what I could afford. Bread or milk. Eggs or cheese. Tampons or deodorant. I had $23.47 in my account and three days until payday. My daughter needed poster board for a school project. My son had outgrown his only pair of jeans. The check engine light had been on for weeks. I went inside anyway. I got the poster board, the cheapest jeans I could find, a loaf of bread, peanut butter, and milk. At checkout, I watched the total climb. $19. $26. $31. I knew it wouldn’t work. It didn’t. Declined. I asked the cashier to take off the jeans. Then the peanut butter. Finally, the total dropped low enough for my card to go through. I grabbed my bags and rushed out to my car, where I sat and cried—not because of what I had to put back, but because I was exhausted from trying to make numbers work that never did. Then someone knocked on my window. It was the woman from behind me in line. She handed me a bag filled with everything I had put back—and more. “I’ve been you,” she said gently. “Have you eaten today?” That’s when I really broke down. Because I hadn’t. She squeezed my hand and said, “It gets better. But today, let someone help.” Then she left before I could even thank her. That moment stayed with me. Eight years later, life looks different. My kids are older. I’m more stable. But I never forgot what it felt like to choose between basic needs and dignity. Now, when I see someone struggling in line, I don’t look away. Last month, I paid for a young mom’s groceries. She cried just like I did. I told her what that woman told me: “It gets better. But today, let someone help.” Kindness doesn’t need names. It just needs someone willing to see.

@OANN Why isn't this POS in prison for life?

Jury orders Bill Cosby to pay $59M in 1972 sexual assault case oann.com/newsroom/jury-…

Why isn't this POS in prison for life?

Ask yourself how many missiles did Iran have ? Where did they rank in overall military power globally. Do you really think a two or three week time line would be capable? No it wouldn't. Most people could careless. I find it hard to believe a few weeks of high gas prices caused people to lose their minds or have financial difficulties considering we had four years of it not all that long ago. As far as the Tucker conspiracy...I guess anything is possible.

@EFischberger If this was the most sophisticated counter-intelligence operation ever executed by a sitting president, the Strait of Hormuz would be open. It isn't. Operations are judged by outcomes, not by the elegance of the conspiracy theory constructed afterward.

Trump may have just pulled off the most badass counter-intelligence op ever personally executed by a U.S. president

@Herd_Stupidity @OzraeliAvi @therealrukshan Thought that was Detroit for a minute.

@OzraeliAvi @therealrukshan Not as Hillarious as this though…. Right Evi?

This photo is hilarious in hindsight. Trump knew Tucker was talking to Iran. So he invites him to the Oval Office before the strike… knowing Tucker will run straight back and relay it. Iran sees this photo. Thinks Tucker has Trump’s ear. Thinks Trump is bluffing. Meanwhile Trump’s sitting there smiling because he wanted them to believe it. Tucker’s ego sells the deception. Khamenei buys it. And just like that Tucker unknowingly helps take out the Supreme Leader… and now Americas biggest traitor may be heading to prison. Perfectly played.

@LibTearCreator1 Another one bound for prison.

Black girl brutally attacks a White girl. Imagine the roles were reversed?

@CynicalLatina That's true. My wife has to have them practically crushed to get a mammogram. Hurts for days afterwards.

@KinselTom That’s terrible. I don’t think I’d ever want implants. I hate mammograms and the technician at my last one said they have to squish them even more aggressively when you have them. Yea no thank you.

Tit-table! Tis a skill I do not possess. Where all the ladies with full assets at? Who wants to make a donation to a cynical Latina who was hit with the divine joke of the lacking assets?

@Maga4liberty Soo... they're closing sevan 11, Valero gas stations,and some hotels. Nah, they're on the gov money tit, they won't leave.

Muslim and Somali business owners say they won’t back down and are prepared to shut down their businesses and leave the United States if what they describe as “Islamophobia” continues. They warn that if they close their doors and leave, the economic impact could be significant. Business owners say it could leave commercial buildings vacant, eliminate jobs, and harm local communities that depend on those businesses.

@FFT1776 What's at the top so interesting that a person would want to torture yourself climbing up those. F-that.

Imagine falling down these stairs 😳

@FFT1776 That's called a may pop. It may pop and go flat any minute. Probably should get a new tire.

Two words.

@themarketswork Guess the leaders of Iran should have negotiated. But let's send them more money...that always worked so well. 🙄

Of course there was no intelligence Iran was going to attack us. In part because Iran had no ability and zero intention to do so.

@sophieraiin How old are you? You look pretty young to even be thinking body count...wtf.

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