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@Amer1can_Barbie I remember those burger days. Take me a week to eat one like that now

Took the teenager and a couple of his friends to In-N-Out after their game tonight…. THREE TRIPLE BURGERS 🍔 THREE HUGE FRENCH FRIES 🍟 AND THREE MILKSHAKES 🍦were absolutely devoured in about ten minutes 😂😂😂 And we get home and my kiddo asks for more food…so I’m making mashed potatoes and chicken…because of course he’s still hungry 🥴😑😂

@Breaking911 Quit referring to him as Gov. He isnt one.

GOV. WALZ: “Quit referring to these folks as law enforcement. They are not law enforcement.”

@libsoftiktok Unmasking doesnt identify the person as law or not. Her statement is pure idiocy.

BREAKING: Democrat Arizona AG Kris Mayes is ENCOURAGING people to report and dox ICE agents and suggests that people can shoot ICE agents if they’re wearing masks because you don’t know if they’re agents or not

@Elizabeth_t45 @NEWSMAX Sounds like it isnt enough ?

@NEWSMAX A recent USGS study uncovered massive untapped reserves in Texas' Permian Basin: 28.3 trillion cubic feet of natural gas (enough for about 10 months of US supply) and 1.6 billion barrels of oil (around 10 weeks' worth). This could seriously amp up America's energy game.

STUDY: Enough natural gas to supply the United States for nearly a year and enough oil to meet Americans' needs for more than two months were recently identified in Texas' Permian Basin, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. newsmax.com/us/usgs-oil-na…

Chad  Snow Served with me all his life, in all engagements without reserve. Cheerful in all weather and terrain always leading the way.  Never shirked a task. An everything man to everyone, son , brother, husband, father, servant of God and splendid behavior to all.  Flying his plane today

@Honestywins2024 @GuntherEagleman Ranks right up there w NM.

Here is what the little darling Kennedy, Cassidy, Higgins and Johnson are representing. Louisiana ranks second in the United States for poverty rate, with 18.9% of its population living below the poverty line according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau (2023). This places Louisiana just behind Mississippi, which has the highest poverty rate in the country at 18.0%. Louisiana also has one of the highest rates of childhood poverty, with 26.8% of children living at or below the poverty line. The state's median household income is $50,935, the third-lowest in the nation, and educational attainment levels are relatively low, with only 27.2% of residents holding a Bachelor’s degree or higher.

🚨 Sen. John Kennedy exposes Biden DOE dumping $93,000,000,000.00 in just 76 days, right as Trump won and Biden was exiting! Democrat fraud is real!

@nttjustin @DallasTexasTV Not even close to most. You cant buy Univ or TXL or BLM or NM State Lands

@SNFLK421 @DallasTexasTV Honestly most of the mineral rights were bought up by Pioneer in the 80’s during the vertical boom.

1.6 billion barrels of oil has reportedly been discovered under Texas

$ Goes to the mineral owners. A LARGE chunk goes to Univ of Tx Lands System. Most of the rest of the mineral owners dont live there. The oil companies that operate and collect the rest dont base there. The local county mineral taxes are largely taken to Austin and redistributed as politicians see fit.

@DallasTexasTV With all the oil money in West Texas why doesn’t it look like Dubai or Qatar? I’ve worked in the Permian for years and the whole place is a shit hole.

@lisa_4_la Unfortunately, the old "cant beat em join em" may be in play now.

My dad’s beach restaurant loses a lot of profit to unlicensed vendors, who don’t pay the same taxes, but are allowed to sell the same product right next to the business. Meanwhile, after the Palisades fire, LA County required my dad to pay for the smoke damages to the restaurant, even though the property belongs to LA County. He was also required to pay all the same taxes and fees, even though he lost almost a year of business—While the county uses those taxes to buy new equipment for the vendors.

@wcdispatch @DataRepublican No possible on next flight connection or at a declaration at portal. UNLESS .......

Okay @DataRepublican, and I did some general numbers on the SomaliFraud cash going through Minneapolis airport. According to reports, over 2 years, they moved roughly $700MM through the airport. That means (if they used $100 bills) they moved 7.7 metric tons of cash, and keep in mind, this is just what was flagged over the past 2 years. Couple notes on that number: That would essentially mean that the Somalis were taking a $1 million dollar duffle bag through the airport — EVERY SINGLE DAY — for two years. Further, we can assume that this is only the money that was flagged. If the Somalis were just wandering through without declaring every cash bag, we could be talking 10x the amount. The question then became: WHY Minneapolis? Well, after some quick discussing with regular travelers of the MN airports. The Somalis run the airport. They’re the ground crews. They’re the airport staff. They’re friggin TSA. We have an airport in the United States of America run by pirates. That’s kind of a problem. More on where we think the money is going later… 🇺🇸

@ThomasSowell Socialism is great till someone demands to be in charge of it

James Talarico: "These politicians want a Christian nation unless it means providing healthcare to the sick, or funding food assistance… or raising the minimum wage… They want to base our laws on the Bible, until they read the words of Jesus."

@EricLDaugh @dbongino Was a big fan once. This redux will either vindicate him or itll be a one hit wonder.

🚨 JUST IN: Dan Bongino is making his GRAND RETURN to the airwaves on Feb. 2 at 10AM ET after departing the FBI This is going to be huge! One of the most-watched EVER! 🔥

@SenJohnKennedy Always find his presentations humerous and this is no exception

Since the 1990s, many folks have resorted to unfair, unsportsmanlike practices to attract ducks—at the expense of states like Louisiana. In just over 20 years, our mallard harvest is down 95%. I’m calling on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to get to the bottom of this.

@MaryBowdenMD My Organic Milk code says " Dallas". Hmmm I think not

The $10 gallon of organic milk I bought yesterday came from a farm in Salt Lake City Utah. You can find out where yours comes from by entering the source code into a website (see comments). The code is found near the expiration date (in photo below, it's 49-314). Thank you @1stAD123 for the info.

@pati_marins64 Just about to retire and learn sailing, now maybe not....

Solid-State Batteries: Wolfpacks of Small UUVs Will Dominate the Seas UUVs are currently the most dangerous threat to submarines and military surface ships. Their development is accelerating rapidly, and I would argue that the smallest ones are the most dangerous. This week, the first solid-state battery ready for mass production was announced, with an energy density of 400 Wh/kg. By 2028, several companies are promising to reach 600 Wh/kg , roughly 3–4 times the density of today’s lithium-ion batteries. This will completely transform naval warfare.   It not only renders conventional diesel-electric submarines obsolete but also creates an entirely new category of UUVs: small, mini, and extremely fast. I’m talking about UUVs in the 250–350 kg weight, capable of sprint speeds of 45–50 knots. They would carry a compact 50 kg warhead using modern explosives, including CL-20-based mixtures, inside a fuselage largely composed of solid-state battery cells, supplemented by a small 2.5 kVA gasoline generator with a snorkel for recharging. These UUVs could be air-dropped, ships, submarines, from aircraft or larger drones, and operate in Wolfpack, sprinting up to 35 km to engage targets. If the target pulls out of range, the onboard AI calculates that interception is no longer feasible and switches to recharge mode, surfacing discreetly, running the generator, and continuing to track the target via periscope or mast-mounted sensors. It analyzes surface images, estimates target course and speed, and calculates the exact energy needed for a new high-speed intercept, also getting data from satellites or drones, composing a versatile kill web. A true high-tech wolfpack: persistent, autonomous, and capable of engaging both surface ships and submerged submarines (by forcing them to surface or detecting them when they snorkel). Warhead design is evolving toward combined shaped charge + blast configurations: an initial shaped charge penetrates the outer hull or Kevlar spall liners (creating a breach and injecting energy), followed immediately by the main high-explosive blast that causes flooding, shock damage to equipment, and internal compartment failure.  This mirrors the mechanism of modern lightweight torpedoes. A UUV carrying just 50 kg of advanced explosive in such a warhead would be capable of breaching the pressure hull of a Virginia-class submarine or the hull of an Arleigh Burke-class or Type 055 destroyers, causing serious flooding and likely achieving at least a mission kill. In successive impacts from a wolfpack, the damage would be catastrophic, comparable to that inflicted by an Mk 54 or MU90 torpedo. Another key development is the refinement of UUV AI to prioritize initial strikes against propulsion systems (shafts, propellers, reduction gears, or waterjets), maximizing the chance of immobilizing the target early. These are fully autonomous units that can loiter for weeks, hunting targets, making independent decisions, and even receiving software updates while recharging on the surface. They fit into a broader ecosystem of UUVs,  primarily propeller-driven, torpedo-shaped vehicles weighing 250–350 kg with warheads of 50–100 kg,  but the range of designs and capabilities is expanding fast. Their cost is orders of magnitude lower than any manned ship or submarine, and effective countermeasures do not yet exist. We are talking about a technology that could put billions of dollars in naval investments at risk. The trend is clear: UUVs will continue to get cheaper, faster, longer-ranging, and smarter, while traditional platforms (surface ships and submarines) only become more expensive and vulnerable. These wolfpacks will be supported and coordinated by drones, satellites, and motherships. Just as drones have reshaped land warfare, UUV swarms are doing the same at sea.

@DoctorLemma Funny, But the building doesnt meet fire code with a no exit door. Perps lawyer shoulda won that case.

In 2015, in Pomona, California, Miguel Ceja, owner of 20/20 Mobile, had faced over 20 burglaries at his stores. He designed a trap in his new Boost Mobile location: a door leading to an inescapable hallway with reinforced walls and no exit. Surveillance footage shows a burglar entering through an air-conditioning duct on the roof, triggering an alarm. Thinking the door was an exit, he ran into the trap, where he remained stuck, pacing and trying to pry open edges until police arrived to arrest him.

@RealJamesWoods Someone is paying these people to protest Who? How?

@GDark4547 @HustleBitch_ Agreed, except aum here is +/- 10 per square mile....

I have 42 cows (I’m a rancher), 23 egg laying chickens and keep a steady 20 meat chickens in the pipeline, a well with a reverse osmosis filter and a wife that loves to bake sourdough. -My beef costs me roughly $3/ pound and I slaughter 1 cow for my family every 11mo - I slaughter 5 meat chickens a month, my egg laying chickens produce about 300 eggs a month (it cost $40/mo to feed the chickens) - I buy 3 gallons of raw milk a week @$10/ea. - I buy my wife a 25 pound bag of her special flour for sourdough every 3 months. -Water costs $200/yr for unlimited spring water plus whatever the power expense of well pump. -we buy veggies and misc needs like coffee and bacon/sausage at Costco 2x a month at about $125/visit Get out of the city, get a rural property, 2acres can provide everything I just mentioned No need to garden. You can provide for your family with about $150/week and 4 hrs a week and have some left over to sell to neighbors to recoup some of those costs.

🚨 THIS MAN’S GROCERY HAUL HAS PEOPLE IN DISBELIEF He shows his entire grocery haul - real meat, eggs, produce, fermented bread, water in glass bottles. No chips. No frozen meals. No ultra-processed junk. He says this will last him about one week. Guess how much this cost?

@laralogan Meanwhile Maduro is headed to MarLago

All eyes on Iran.