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I'll never understand why so many Americans refuse to listen to combat veterans. After 51 years of being alive it is more clear to me now that what has kept our nation going through thick and thin is the soldier, sailor, airman and Marine. Prudence indeed should be gleaned from the wisdom of so much real world experience, yet… the drunken stupor of American society..high on its own self indulgence, shows no sign of pausing to reflect on the treasure trove of wisdom that comes from those who have fought, bled and sacrificed for a nation of so many who struggle to see anything beyond their own reflection.

Take a moment to look at this image. If you have one at home…remind yourself to take a few moments each day to look at it and try to remember what it represents. Never take it for granted. God blessed our nation for a reason. We must take every measure and do our very best to keep the blessing bestowed upon us.

@ofctimallen Nice work Mr. Allen

Finished the entire Bible it’s been a 13 month word by word page by page no skimming journey. Humbled, enlightened and amazed at what I read and what I learned. I will rest and meditate on so much. I will begin it again.

Be like Michael.

@realmflynnJR Amen!

Good morning X! The number of “followers” you have doesn’t make you better than anyone else. Hitler had millions. Jesus had 12.

@RaymondIbrahim5 Very impressive Raymond.

You are a good man and your children are fortunate to have a father of your caliber. For as much is changing, there is one thing that never will - the truth. To seek it at all costs. In a world that perverts the truth, hides it, modifies it, or flat out rejects it, there remains one source that is eternal and the very deceptive path our world is following will contrast and illuminate the brightest light upon what is real. They will know the truth and the truth shall set them free.

On a walk with the family and can’t stop thinking about what the future will hold for our kids. Do we teach them to work hard, pay taxes and do the right things, just so they can be fleeced by corrupt politicians and third-worlders? It’s clear we’re reaching a tipping point where difficult decisions will need to be made. Fourth turning.

@RaymondIbrahim5 Raymond, phenomenal interview with Triggernometry. About halfway through Sword and Scimitar now. Every American should read this.

Had a great time with this one!! @blckriflecoffee

@laralogan Valley Forge

" My brave fellows, you have done all I asked you to do, and more than can be reasonably expected; but your country is at stake, your wives, your houses and all that you hold dear. You have worn yourselves out with fatigues and hardships, but we know not how to spare you. If you will consent to stay one month longer, you will render that service to the cause of liberty, and to your country, which you probably can never do under any other circumstances. " WASHINGTON, ENCOURAGING HIS MEN TO RE-ENLIST IN THE ARMY | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1776

@cb_doge pretty damn cool seeing @elonmusk presented with a paddle. hopefully the boys took him shooting too.

The U.S. Marine Corps turns 250 years old today. 🇺🇸 Here is a picture of Elon Musk during his visit to the 1st Marine Raider Battalion Ball, a special operations unit of the Marine Corps. He was presented with a ceremonial paddle by a Marine Raider in 2017.

@MattLoszak Great post!

1/3 of all nuclear waste has been recycled. But today's reactors use only 3%(!) of the energy potential per load. We could be unlocking the other 97%, powering humanity for BILLIONS of years. Here's how "breeding" nuclear fuel works:🧵

@PalantirTech @TheNuclearCo There is arguably nothing more important to America’s future than being the leader of nuclear energy production. Our race for AI/Quantum dominance with China demands rapid deployment of advanced GenIV SMRs.

“We can’t just talk about the American spirit and not give our people the technology they need. With Palantir, we are going to do that, and we’re doing it in a way that is gonna completely shock this world.” At AIPCon 8, The Nuclear Company shares how they’re reimagining what a modern construction site can look like, pushing America’s frontline workers to the competitive edge so they can build on-time and on-budget in the safest possible way.

@ShawnRyanShow @DaleStarkA10 Really looking fwd to watching this one. Hope you are doing well my friend!!

Legendary A-10 Warthog Pilot Dale Stark. @DaleStarkA10

We believe that D-Day, June 6th, should be a national holiday. May we be blessed with the courage of the men that fought this day 81 years ago.

This is one of my funnest experiences yet with the bad ass crew @blckriflecoffee

What an honor it is to know this man and call him my friend. Exemplary Marine..exemplary American…exemplary human being, Don Graves. Today marks his 100th birthday and being able to celebrate with him today is something I’ll never forget. Happy birthday my friend. God bless you sir. Semper Fi!!

@Devon_Eriksen_ Damn what a solid post!

I'm going to call it right now. A lot of stuff is going to break on this mission. By design. As part of the plan. Don't get upset. I'm not saying SpaceX plans to fail. I'm pointing out that SpaceX has taken an ultraimportant principle from software engineering, and realized it applies to all engineering. Feedback beats planning. And that, you see, is why SpaceX doesn't do things the NASA way. The NASA way was to gold-plate everything, plan and test and plan and test, and generate mountains of paper detailing every contingency, with every scenario prepared for. SpaceX just shrugs, says "it's unmanned", and sends it. Half the time it blows up. That's the whole point. They don't actually want it to blow up, of course, but they're anticipating that it might. That possibility is part of the plan. Because one rocket blowing up, or crashing, in an actual end-to-end test, beats many, many man-years of planning and plotting. The key realization here is that knowledge only comes from empirical observation. Everything else is just speculative. The sooner you get into a feedback loop, and the faster you run it, the more iterations you can do in less time. This means, while others are planning and speculating, you actually learn something. Relevant data is the most precious thing in the universe. And it's worth blowing up any number of rockets to get it. Because rockets are just stuff. They're just made of stuff. And you can always get more stuff. You can never get more time. So expect to see a lot of things go wrong on this, and other SpaceX missions. Anticipate it. Accept it when it happens. Doesn't mean the dream of the stars is dead. It just means we're doing it cowboy style. This is a valuable lesson for our own lives. If there's something you want to do, something you want to try, some goal you have, it's easy to dip a toe in the water, test the temperature, and plan. A lot. Planning makes us feel good if we're afraid. Because it provides us with the illusion of security. Never mind that we don't know which scenarios are actually going to happen, never mind that we're planning for the wrong thing, planning makes us feel safe. And if we're nervous, we can plan forever. But the difference between the expert and the novice isn't theory or intelligence or plans. It's relevant domain knowledge. Gathered from empirical observation. So the trick is to get into that feedback loop as soon as possible, and run it as fast as possible. Give yourself the most possible opportunities to learn, per unit time. We only learn while we are moving.

Pretty damn cool getting to meet @danawhite … @ufc presented me with this “BMF” belt which was a hell of an honor to receive. Was stoked to be able to represent @blckriflecoffee in its mission to support America’s warfighters.

These legs of mine have been taking me to some surreal places. @blckriflecoffee @ufc

@VP @POTUS Proud of you Marine.

Turns out all we needed to secure the border was a new president. @POTUS