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@SenatorBrophy

Greg Brophy from Colorado, an avid cyclist, farmer and defender of freedom. Former State Senator and Congressional CoS & I ran for Gov of CO in 2014. #hasbeen

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Greg@SenatorBrophy·
@LukeGromen @JanitorTito @hangtenVI @vtchakarova @chigrl It's complicated. The rain will eventually become stream flow. When it's dry (normal) all the stream flow is owned by someone. Taking water from the stream without ownership (an adjudicated water right) is stealing.
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Colorado State Patrol@CSP_News·
If you are not passing, please move over when it is safe to do so. This helps the flow of traffic. It’s required in Colorado on roadways posted 65 mph or greater. #KnowYourLane
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Adam Taggart
Adam Taggart@adamtaggart·
Walking outside to join my wife for dinner Spring is here!
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@JavierBlas I think it’s a real possibility. It’s pretty hard to get more MAGA than me and I see this as totally within the realm of actions by Trump. He’s already suspended the Jones Act. A limited ban on exports of oil and products to cap prices here is easy to envision.
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
No again: US oil export ban discussion. If the Trump administration ends implementing an oil policy every Republican said it was a mistake when the Biden administration floated it, well, that would be quite something. Is MAGA outflanking the Democrats by going further left?
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@suckafree308 Need a foot of heavy, wet snow. And no wind!
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Tonya@suckafree308·
My brother sent me this! Just looks like sand dunes out there now after that fire!
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@TFL1728 Perhaps It's also possible that Russia is so bigger down in Ukraine that they can't help Syria, then Venezuela, then Cuba and not Iran. Hmmm
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Tom Luongo@TFL1728·
The problem with this “analysis” is that Russia had that opportunity to do just this. Why didn’t they? Because this would have created the conditions for what started WWI. Entangled alliances etc. It also ignores the idea that Putin and Trump had this talk , Trump told Putin where his place was, Putin agreed to that, they brokered a deal, with both agreeing that the IRGC CANNOT HAVE A FUCKING NUKE! Moreover, Putin has real world experience with radical Muslims, In Chechnya. He subdued the,… how? By bombing the fuck out of the, and then being as good as his word to help rebuild them as long as they submitted to his authority. Who cleaned out the Azovstol Steel Factory in Mariupol in 2022? Kadirov’s Chechens. That’s who. Now, reassess what this “analyst” just presented to you…. And ask yourself who’s agenda does that serve?
The Sirius Report@thesiriusreport

The big mistake Iran made was that they could have had Article 5 protection afforded by Russia. If that was in place, Israel and the US would never have launched a single missile strike on Iranian territory. If Russia has made it clear that in the event of either the US or Israel attacking Iran, that would have resulted in Moscow declaring war on those aggressors, do you imagine that what we have witnessed since 28th February would ever have happened. The answer is emphatically no.

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Ava Flanell
Ava Flanell@AvaFlanell_·
Oh how I miss a good mag dump! The first thing I'm going to do when the legislative session ends (May 15th) is go to the range and show all of my guns some love. 🇺🇸
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@Rory_Johnston Truth is the first casualty of war. We will know, eventually
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@Rory_Johnston I am irresponsibly long oil, but I think you are underestimating Trump’s capacity to jack with markets. Ban exports of oil and products? America first might mean keep our gas prices low, screw Europe.
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Rory Johnston
Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
I think that a big part of the reason that people still think Trump will be in for the Iran War long haul is that they don’t appreciate how truly, insanely unhinged the energy market is about to get if this doesn’t end soon.
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@Rory_Johnston That’s when they will start to limit exports from the US
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Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
wen jawbone? One of these days, they’re gonna jawbone and oil prices won’t buy it That’ll be when things start to really crack
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Haviv Rettig Gur
Haviv Rettig Gur@havivrettiggur·
@MarvinTBaumann So what? A US ally that doesn't fund its own defense isn't an ally, it's a dependent. Ukraine and Poland and a few others get to complain. Because they're in the fight. But Britain? Italy? Germany? They're all at least 3% of GDP away from their opinion mattering.
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Haviv Rettig Gur
Haviv Rettig Gur@havivrettiggur·
What if -- sorry if I'm spoiling the party -- what if America's tyrannical enemies all feel themselves on the run? What if it's working? What if Trump's basic foreign policy strategy -- not every element, and you may reasonably argue that some significant mistakes are being made -- is overall turning into a massively successful surge in American influence? What if the radical regimes, whether outright Marxists like Venezuela and Cuba or hybrid Marxist-Islamists like Iran, are either in retreat or desperately trying to reform from within to avoid that fate? I try not to comment on America's domestic politics. It isn't my place and I frankly don't know enough. But on the world stage, it's starting to look like Trump may have cut through the dumbest, oldest assumptions of the foreign policy brahmins and delivered through sheer grim determination a serious new direction for American policy. Yes, it may all go to the dogs. From Iran to Venezuela, it could all still fail. We're going through history for the first time, as it were. We don't know how the story ends. But the data points are piling up that suggest it's possible this could all succeed. What if China's alliance system breaks down, the Middle East emerges in a year or two (or perhaps ten) more stable and less radical than it is now, Venezuela begins to rebuild from the ruins of Chavezism, and even resilient little Cuba begins to reconsider its commitment to eternal poverty and dictatorship? What then?
BowTiedMara@BowTiedMara

🇨🇺 The Cuban dictatorship has just announced PERESTROIKA on national television. The same death decree that accelerated the collapse of the Soviet Union. The measures will be as follows: - Allowing Cuban exiles, without effective residency in Cuba, to participate in or own private companies in Cuba. - Cuban exiles can partner with Cuban private companies through their businesses. This includes not only small businesses but also infrastructure and large-scale enterprises. - Participation of Cuban exiles in the country's financial and banking system. Cuban participation in the business and financial sectors is now open. - Cuban exiles will be able to open foreign currency bank accounts in Cuban banks. - Regarding land-related businesses, usufruct rights will be granted. - Cuban exiles will be able to establish alliances with Cuban state or private entities. All too little too late

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@ChristinaPushaw Beautiful place to live, hard place to make a living. (Farming that is)
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Cory Wall
Cory Wall@CoryWall4·
@RichOToole I did a DQ commercial in Weatherford. They told me I could have free blizzards whenever I went through. Good thing Weatherford is not on the way to anywhere I go.....
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Rich O'Toole
Rich O'Toole@RichOToole·
I know it’s cold outside but I was craving a Butterfinger Blizzard. So good. 🙏🏽
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Greg
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@DanielLDavis1 Please. We aren’t going to do it, but we absolutely could. Alexander did it and remind me, how big was his Air Force?
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Daniel Davis Deep Dive
Daniel Davis Deep Dive@DanielLDavis1·
Why is it so hard for US politicians to "rule anything in or out" when it comes to US troops on the ground in the Iran War? It's not that hard, folks. The answer is 100% 'no.' Look at the topographical map below and note the virtually impregnable *series* of mountain ranges along the entire Western side of the country. Note, too, the green, level terrain of Iraq to the west, and realize that when I was part of the US invasion force into Iraq in 1991 (and the US coalition in 2003), we were able to drive into Iraq from friendly countries, over level terrain, where the defending force had nowhere to hide or defend from. Iran, in contrast, is built for defense. We simply do not have the number of troops in our entire ground forces that could be mustered to make such an attack, and even if we foolishly did order them in, they would be defeated in the many mountainous ridges and valleys that give decisive advantage to the defending force. In short, yes, reject any idea of a ground invasion of Iran. It would be suicidal, and on par with Hitler's fatal decision to invade the USSR in September 1941. It would result in the destruction of the American empire.
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@zriboua All the Leftists parties in Europe need the immigrants to hold onto power. That’s it. Pure politics.
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Zineb Riboua
Zineb Riboua@zriboua·
My latest Iran: What Europe Did and Would Not Admit Europe helped against Iran. So why can't it just say so? Europe sanctioned Iran, designated the IRGC as a terrorist organization, and helped stabilize Syria, then turned around and pretended it had nothing to do with any of it. Chancellor Merz's claim that Iran falls outside NATO's purview contradicts the Alliance's own formal assessments and reflects the logic of electoral management rather than strategic thinking. Europe helped dismantle a regime that had been sending assassination squads into its own cities for decades, it however, cannot admit it. zinebriboua.com/p/iran-what-eu…
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@bigaljack @swksfarmer Had that in 92 in NE Colorado. For us it was over Memorial Day weekend. Most of the corn came back. Replanting was a big mistake. FWIW
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Allen Meissner
Allen Meissner@bigaljack·
It was 95 degrees on Sunday. Tuesday morning, freeze. Back in mid 90s by the weekend.
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Kody Wilson
Kody Wilson@kodythewxguy·
The ASOS weather station in Broomfield last hour recorded a 375 mph wind gust. Ummmmm, you guys good? 🤣🤣🤣
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