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Brian Fagan

@bdfagan

Dad of 4 boys, husband of one girl. | NIL | built and sold a sports agency| BYU/Dodgers/Lakers

Orange County, CA Katılım Ekim 2010
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Brian Fagan
Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
Bill Clinton looking at Ivanka and getting caught by Hillary is the best 👀😂
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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
@snidog This is where you need a good credit card that covers everything you need
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Jeff J. Snider@snidog·
If I owned an airline, I'd probably try to come up with something better than "Hey, we canceled your flight so now you're just stuck in an airport 3,000 miles from home, but don't worry, we'll refund the amount you paid for your ticket three months ago, which obviously won't be anywhere near enough to buy a NEW ticket to get yourself home on a more reliable airline." #passiveaggressive #frontierairlines #hashtag @FlyFrontier (But no matter what their twitter handle says, do NOT fly Frontier.)
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Natalie@SCHACHTACULAR·
@bdfagan Dude are you serious. None of these make it unique. you are missing THE ONE THING THAT truly DOES. THE ONE FUCKING THING
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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
To solve this, you have to isolate what makes Ladera unique: -More landscaping density than any city on earth. If you’ve been there, you know what I mean. Every square inch is manicured. -More pesticides than any city on earth -More e-bikes than any city on earth -More Teslas per home than any city on earth -A cloud seeding machine spraying the sky -Borders a dump that disposes of everything in Orange County @Cernovich
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli@USAttyEssayli

There has been an unusual cluster of pediatric cancers in the Ladera Ranch community. I am requesting that @EPA conduct an appropriate investigation into whether there are any environmental causes, and whether any federal environmental laws are implicated.

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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
PCA is having an MVP season, but Ohtani is so VALUABLE that they’re shutting down his Cy Young caliber pitching season so that he can just be a hitter. There’s no debate who’s more valuable.
Jack Harris@ByJackHarris

"The benefits just don’t seem to outweigh the cost at this time of the season." More on Shohei Ohtani's suddenly uncertain status as a pitcher, and why the Dodgers don't expect him back on the mound for likely "some time” @capostsports: nypost.com/2026/07/19/spo…

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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
Dominoes truly is the last of the reasonably priced restaurants. Two large pizzas and cinnamon rolls for my kids for $20.
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Utah A&M
Utah A&M@Utah_AM·
Call me crazy but I don’t want the official account of my team whining like a petulant child. This is embarrassing
BYU Cougars@BYUCougars

@BYUfootball Hear me out, admin… If common logic holds true, and age really is a massive advantage, these should be the best teams, no? Or does that only apply when we win games?

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Griffin Marcus
Griffin Marcus@griffinmarcus13·
@bdfagan Of note, 86% of Israel’s drinking water is from desalination and 5% of their agricultural water is from desalination. 85-90% of its agricultural water is actually from highly-treated wastewater. California and Arizona need to start working toward this model.
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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
2/3rds of the nations fruits and nuts and 1/3rd of the nation’s vegetables are grown in California using that water. CA’s population uses less than 10% of all the water CA gets. 80% of CA’s water is used for agriculture that feeds all the families who complain that lake Powell is too low
Dr Manhattva@Manhattva

California has over 800 miles of ocean front access. There is absolutely no reason why they can’t run desalination plants and stop using our water from the Colorado River.

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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
@CyberKnight1 @Manhattva Subsidized by everyone, then. As you probably know, CA taxes are high enough, that out of staters complaining about our water usage that they benefit from and don’t pay for, is exhausting 🤣
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CyberKnight
CyberKnight@CyberKnight1·
Doesn't invalidate my point. If it's that vitally important that California has water, then we should be investing in resources to ensure they have that water from multiple sources. The fact that those other sources means less diverting water from other states could be seen as a side benefit.
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Dr Manhattva
Dr Manhattva@Manhattva·
California has over 800 miles of ocean front access. There is absolutely no reason why they can’t run desalination plants and stop using our water from the Colorado River.
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Rep. Mike Levin
Rep. Mike Levin@RepMikeLevin·
I am extremely concerned about the recent reports regarding several children in Ladera Ranch who have been diagnosed with the same rare cancer. My staff and I will work to ensure the community receives timely and accurate information and identify any federal resources that may be needed. Families deserve a rigorous examination of the available health and environmental information, clear communication from the agencies involved, and assurance that every credible concern will be taken seriously. My heart is with every family facing this terrifying diagnosis. I will continue pressing for answers and supporting efforts to protect the health and safety of the Ladera Ranch community. nbclosangeles.com/news/local/lad…
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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
You’re completely and 100% missing my point. California’s water problem is everyone’s water problem. California produces over a third of the nation’s vegetables and over 2/3s of the nations fruits and nuts. The complaint about CA’s water gets lumped into the rest of the (justified) CA complaints. But CA’s water is being used to feed your family.
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CyberKnight
CyberKnight@CyberKnight1·
@bdfagan @Manhattva Sounds like even more reason for California to build more sources of fresh water to ensure they always have enough.
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Brian Fagan@bdfagan·
If true, this story will blow over and nothing will happen, like always. Why? I think the day Trump won in 2016 was the day everyone's brains were reprogrammed to accept insanity as reality, on both sides. In 2015, the idea of Trump being president was insane. Then it happened. We got used to it. Back then, declassified docs proving aliens would have shaken the world. Now we have them, nobody cares. Back then, an assassination attempt on POTUS with no details on the shooter would have caused outrage. Today? Normal. Back then, the Jeffrey Epstein files and implications against household names would have meant something. Today? Brushed under the rug. Declassified MKUltra? Our government did that to us? No big deal. Our brains got reprogrammed. Now the most insane thing imaginable happens and we go "huh, wild" and scroll on. If an election was truly stolen, nobody will do anything about it.
Joshua Reid | Redpills.tv@realjoshuareid

🚨 BREAKING: If these reports are accurate, Thursday night could become one of the most consequential Presidential Addresses in modern American history. According to @PaulSperry_, President Trump is expected to present newly declassified intelligence alleging: ▪️ Chinese interference in the 2020 election ▪️ Hacking of state voter registration databases ▪️ A broader intelligence cover-up involving FBI, CIA, and ODNI records ▪️ More than 100,000 non-citizens including illegal immigrants on voter rolls If this evidence is released as reported—and the four sets of declassified FBI, CIA, and ODNI documents are made public this Friday—it won’t just reopen the debate over 2020 and potentially lead to indictments. It will set up the predicate for Trump to declare a National Emergency on Election Integrity and Infrastructure. Buckle up.

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