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MindlessIndulgence

@MindlessSelfIn

Math and history. Burning sensation. Quant Commodity Trader.

Denver, CO Katılım Aralık 2021
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Rich Baris THE PEOPLE'S PUNDIT
Rich Baris THE PEOPLE'S PUNDIT@Peoples_Pundit·
Thanks death-worshipping neocon scum of the Earth. The only thing these people know how to burn down is a coalition they didn't build.
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American Renaissance
American Renaissance@realAmRen·
Patriotism was almost nowhere to be seen for America's 250th anniversary. While the official parade was canceled due to heat, Patriot Front took to the streets and staged a successful march that stole the show. @VDAREJamesK and @BWLH_ discuss.
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🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸
Once again, it sounds like Trump's new DHS leadership is more concerned about appeasing Democrats than getting the job done. This is a major problem. * ICE Ordered to Cease Most Vehicle Stops After 2 Killings in a Week nytimes.com/2026/07/14/us/…
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Auron MacIntyre
Auron MacIntyre@AuronMacintyre·
After being turned away by Trump social media strategist Alex Bruesewitz, Israel signed a huge contracts with former Trump digital director and current Salem Media executive Brad Parcale who has been working to ensure AI searches are manipulated in favor of a foreign government
Saagar Enjeti@esaagar

It is well known that former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale is paying $$$ to MAGA influencers to manufacture more support for Israel But I was unaware part of his portfolio is lobbying AI chatbots to give more pro-Israel answers

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Auron MacIntyre
Auron MacIntyre@AuronMacintyre·
And again we're seeing a reduction in the already insufficient deportation numbers as the DHS caves to the press If people try to run over and kill law enforcement that's not the fault of ICE This reveals a profound weakness and teaches liberal activist that their tactics work
Bill Melugin@BillMelugin_

BREAKING: Per multiple federal sources to @FoxNews, ICE has been instructed to immediately cease most vehicle stops during immigration enforcement operations nationwide, except for operations targeting the most egregious criminal aliens. This comes after two people were killed by ICE in shootings in TX and ME in the last week in incidents that began as vehicle stops. DHS alleges one of those incidents was a ramming attempt. I’m told this will be temporary until ICE officers receive new training on vehicle stops. The policy change will have significant impacts as many of ICE’s arrests begin as vehicle stops when they find and follow a target, as we’ve witnessed on multiple embeds. More to come as we get it. First scooped by @JennieSTaer

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Auron MacIntyre
Auron MacIntyre@AuronMacintyre·
"He fought for amnesty alongside Marco Rubio while sending hundreds of billions of dollars to foreign governments ensuring massive inflation in the United States. In this house Lindsey Graham is a MAGA hero."
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Jesse Kelly
Jesse Kelly@JesseKellyDC·
You see, we had no choice but to raise the prices on everything by bombing Iran. It doesn’t matter if it costs us the midterms. It was the right thing to do. But ICE getting too aggressive? Hey man, we’ve got a midterm to win. You can count me out on this trash.
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ArchaeoHistories
ArchaeoHistories@histories_arch·
On June 3, 1939, the people aboard the MS St. Louis could see the lights of Miami glittering across the water, and it must have been almost unbearable. They had escaped Germany. They had crossed an ocean. After everything that had been taken from them, America was finally within sight. They never set foot on it. I keep coming back to that gap between the ship and the shore because it wasn’t created by the ocean. It was created by paperwork, and the paperwork won. No storm turned the ship around. No enemy fleet blocked its path. Nearly a thousan people were turned away by governments that insisted they were simply following the rules. To me, that’s what makes this story so unsettling. The distance between the ship and Miami was measured in miles. The distance between safety and catastrophe was measured in signatures. For almost two weeks, 937 passengers, nearly all Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany, had waited in Havana Harbor after Cuba invalidated most of their landing permits. When the ship drifted off the Florida coast, the U.S. Coast Guard watched to ensure no one came ashore without authorization. Immigration debates have a way of dissolving into quotas, court cases, and policy language. The St. Louis strips all of that away. What remains is a ship full of families looking at a country that could have opened its doors and chose not to. Captain Gustav Schröder understood what was at stake. Unlike many German merchant captains of the era, he treated his Jewish passengers with dignity, allowed religious services aboard the ship, and tried to preserve some sense of normal life. As governments rejected his passengers one after another, he reportedly even considered deliberately running the ship aground rather than returning them to Germany. I’ve always found that detail remarkable. A ship’s captain concluded wrecking his own vessel might be the most humane option available. He understood something several governments refused to admit. Sending these people back was not simply an administrative decision. For many, it could become a death sentence. Most passengers believed Cuba was only a temporary stop while they waited for American immigration numbers to become available. They had sold businesses, abandoned homes, left family members behind, and gambled everything on the hope that somewhere, a democracy would choose mercy over bureaucracy. Instead, they found another wall. The St. Louis is often remembered as a single moral failure. I don’t think that’s quite right. The evidence points somewhere more uncomfortable. What happened off the Florida coast was not the system breaking down. It was the system functioning exactly as it had been designed to. The Immigration Act of 1924 capped immigration according to national quotas based on the 1890 census. That year was not chosen by accident. By reaching back before the largest waves of immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe, Congress favored immigrants from Northern and Western Europe while sharply reducing immigration from Italy, Poland, Russia, Greece, and many Jewish communities. The cruelty got written into the arithmetic and then dressed up as neutral policy. Supporters rarely described the law as anti-Jewish. They spoke about protecting wages, preserving American culture, maintaining social stability, and limiting what they considered undesirable immigration. Read those debates today and what strikes me isn’t how hateful they sound. It’s how reasonable they sound. The prejudice is wrapped in the language of responsibility, which, in my opinion, is the disguise it has always preferred. Representative Albert Johnson and Senator David Reed, two of the law’s principal architects, drew heavily from the eugenics movement. Today eugenics is remembered as discredited pseudoscience. In the 1920s it was taught in universities, embraced by prominent academics, and cited by members of Congress writing immigration law. #archaeohistories
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Roman Helmet Guy
Roman Helmet Guy@romanhelmetguy·
Balaji fled America to start Tech Jonestown in Malaysia, only for the Malaysian government to declare them cryptojews while the populace bays for their blood. Never bet against RHG. RHG knows ancient truths you have forgotten.
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AF Post
AF Post@AFpost·
The conservative Oversight Project has sued the Department of Homeland Security for records concerning the Trump administration’s deportation totals, claiming that the agency has inflated removal figures and failed to provide transparent data to the public. Follow: @AFpost
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H-1B Abuse Tracker
H-1B Abuse Tracker@H1BExpose·
Oh wow, a new H-1B fraud investigation. I think I have heard this story before. The government once had Infosys dead to rights. Grand jury. Criminal targets. “Systemic visa fraud” in the DOJ’s own complaint. Then Infosys wrote a check for $34 million, six cents per share, and walked with full immunity, no debarment, and its visa pipeline intact. Thirteen years later it’s the second largest H-1B employer and under DOJ investigation again. Fines aren’t punishment. Hopefully this time it’s different, but I doubt it.
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Dean Karayanis
Dean Karayanis@HistoryDean·
Did they show the Polynesian slave cast? Any of King Kamehameha’s atrocities like throwing people off cliffs and human sacrifice? No. Of course not. Because they somehow get cast in the best light possible. Which is fine. Greeks ask just for a fraction of that respect. But we’re not allowed to have “elders” and “tradition” and ancestral land — I’m looking at you, Constantinople!
Fandom Pulse@fandompulse

Moana hired a full team of Polynesian consultants to police everything from tattoos to how the heroine addresses her elders. The Odyssey cast zero Greek or Mediterranean actors in a story that belongs to Greece. One culture got a "Cultural Trust". The other got mocked for asking. Why is Hollywood like this?

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DewB
DewB@TheRealDewB·
Much evidence we’re not the same species. No reason we’re pretending we’re the same.
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Bill Melugin
Bill Melugin@BillMelugin_·
BREAKING: Per multiple federal sources to @FoxNews, ICE has been instructed to immediately cease most vehicle stops during immigration enforcement operations nationwide, except for operations targeting the most egregious criminal aliens. This comes after two people were killed by ICE in shootings in TX and ME in the last week in incidents that began as vehicle stops. DHS alleges one of those incidents was a ramming attempt. I’m told this will be temporary until ICE officers receive new training on vehicle stops. The policy change will have significant impacts as many of ICE’s arrests begin as vehicle stops when they find and follow a target, as we’ve witnessed on multiple embeds. More to come as we get it. First scooped by @JennieSTaer
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yannispappas@yannispappas·
I believe the Shroud of Turin was forged by a medieval artist. I believe he chose a very expensive linen cloth to wow only the very few who would notice, matched the Gospel accounts in extraordinary detail, rejected the artistic conventions of his own time in many ways for the only known time in history, depicted crucifixion with striking anatomical realism, used real blood or blood-derived material instead of simply painting the wounds, created an unremarkable faint image whose most remarkable property would not be recognized until photography revealed it as a negative more than five centuries later, embedded three-dimensional image information that would only be discovered with modern image analysis, produced an image so superficial that modern microscopy still can’t explain it, anticipated details that align perfeclty with modern forensic understanding of crucifixion, executed the entire work without mistakes or corrections on a valuable cloth, he nailed it without error in one shot, invented a technique that no one has convincingly reproduced, left no record of how he did it, inspired no known followers, and did it to wow only us centuries later as nobody viewing the work at the time would even see it for what it is, and then disappeared from history without anyone ever mentioning the greatest technical achievement of medieval art.
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Jeremy Kauffman 🦔🌲🌕
Jeremy Kauffman 🦔🌲🌕@jeremykauffman·
"In many ways nonsense is a more effective organizing tool than the truth. Anyone can believe in the truth. To believe in nonsense is an unforgeable demonstration of loyalty. It serves as a political uniform. And if you have a uniform, you have an army."
Greg Price@greg_price11

Denver DSA activist deletes his post of their meeting after getting roasted because over half the people in the room are wearing masks in July of 2026. Lmfao

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