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@BobLonsberry It’s not the 4th of July yet. In 76 did we have year long celebrations?

The 250th anniversary of our nation's founding turns out to mean nothing to the America of today. The stigmatizing of patriotism over the last 50 years has left us silent if not embarrassed at this anniversary.

@Shem_Infinite @GrrrGraphics That must of been terrifying being surrounded like that. Knowing you’d be scalped alive

@GrrrGraphics Custers Last Stand. Ive been there in person.

Your Memorial Day Montana Moment- Heroes one and all, remember all our fallen. Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

@shipwreckedcrew I wonder if he expected a job in the Trump whitehouse and didn’t get one and now he’s butt hurt

I cannot figure out how it is this idiot attracts the attention he does.

@hippojuicefilm How many people in rural Kentucky give a fuck about Jews? Massie got crushed because people in rural America love Trump.

Hey guys the House-Con on the CNN plantion thinks that when a foreign country buys an election in a small Kentucky district, we should all shut up and pretend it's normal.

@SuitablePolitic @HaroldWren22 Fuel prices during an election year are going to dictate Iran policy.

The US can not allow Lloyd's to retain its market share. This is the UK government trying to dictate America's Middle East policy.

@wxbywilliams Do we have any hope of dry weather??

@wxbywilliams I’m not to concerned with the heat going away but I hope it takes the rain with it. We really need a dry spell

Easy come and easy go; summer comes and summer goes. These are NAM model temp projections for noon, tomorrow. (The cooling will reach downstate on Thursday.)

@wxbywilliams @Rainmaker1973 Wish he was right we need the heat!

@Rainmaker1973 Your graphic is embarrassingly wrong. Here are the projected temperature anomalies for the next 5 days:

A powerful early-season heat dome is sweeping across much of the United States, bringing dangerously high temperatures to nearly 50 million people. Forecasters predict widespread highs above 90°F (32°C), with more than 11 million Americans potentially facing triple-digit heat above 100°F (38°C). The most intense conditions are expected across the Intermountain West and central Plains, where a strong high-pressure system is trapping heat and allowing temperatures to climb day after day. The scorching pattern will gradually shift eastward, reaching the Midwest and East Coast by the weekend. This heat is arriving unusually early in the season — a factor that heightens the danger. Human bodies haven’t yet acclimated to sustained summer temperatures, and roads, power grids, and buildings may be less prepared for sudden extremes. Scientists note that climate change is increasing the frequency, intensity, duration, and geographic reach of these events. The National Weather Service is urging residents in affected areas to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon heat, and check on vulnerable people including older adults, outdoor workers, and those without reliable air conditioning.

@alex_fasulo @ArlineL0 Towns negotiate pilot agreements. I find this very suspicious. But this is town negligence

I spoke to a Fire Chief last week who told me that his fire department hasn't received one cent from a local solar complex that promised the community all sorts of "benefits" like money and jobs in the region. As those of you following on here with me know, even ORES (Office of Renewable Energy Siting) has to admit in the project dockets that 100MW solar projects only create 2.5 full-time jobs. But what about the tax revenue? When I started combing through the Fort Edward Solar docket, I noticed documents related to taxes were redacted. That told me one thing: something nefarious is at play with tax breaks given to solar and wind corporations. Boy, I had no idea just how crooked this all was. The Fire Chief told me their department does not receive one cent from this solar complex. How could this be? Large solar projects in New York operate under a PILOT agreement (Payment In Lieu Of Taxes), usually negotiated through the Industrial Development Agency (IDA). The developer does not pay standard property taxes. Instead, they make scheduled payments over time. Developers push for PILOTs because they pay much less than they would paying with outright property taxes. Additionally, many PILOT agreements include grace periods. Payments may begin after construction is complete... and some agreements ramp up slowly over years. And, even without a PILOT, many solar projects still don’t pay full taxes because of a major state policy: New York Real Property Tax Law Section 487. This law gives solar projects a 15-year property tax exemption. In the case of this town, the PILOT cut out the fire department from receiving tax revenue from the hundreds of acres of land that are now locked into a solar industrial complex. That land was previously paying property taxes, a portion of which went to the fire department. This is all part of the state's plan to centralize power at the top, taking it away from towns, villages, fire departments, small businesses, farms, and the environment. What was promised as something that would bring "jobs and revenue" turned into something that destroyed local tourism, lowered surrounding property values, and cut out the fire department from PILOT revenue. These foreign solar corporations are lying at our doorsteps and to our media, and New York State is letting them. I refuse to accept this kind of treatment from foreign renewable corporations, which is why I am raising money to sue. We need the federal government in NY immediately.

@alex_fasulo I’m on my local planning board. Most towns already can’t stop solar farms just because we don’t like something doesn’t really give us much to stop it. Unless there’s a moratorium. Usually if a town says no and a developer threatens an article 76. The towns back down.

I filmed this right before going to my first Office of Renewable Energy Siting (ORES) hearing in 2025. Boy, I had no idea what awaited me. ORES is a shadow government agency that is unreachable by phone or email. They’ve been given complete and unilateral power to crush all town zoning laws and environmental laws. We’ve lost our home rule in New York State. I welcome the federal government here at any time to help us get it back.

@ericweinstein I think it’s because mainstream science all accept the fact that it’s impossible for hat we’re alone in the universe

Good thing we’re carefully informing our…[checks notes]…pastors about interdimensional entities w/ exotic propulsion. That way they can comfort scientists who are “big mad” that they have no information about this. It’s not a psy-op…because Jesus. It just makes so much sense!

@lynnhowlett @DavidSt23251646 Yea and he’s not a king and has a do nothing rino congress.

@DavidSt23251646 David and so much more in his words "in the first 12 months"...

Ouch at the gas pump.⛽️ But Trump said it's gonna return to pre Iran War prices & so I believe him! 🥴

@GalacticRedPill What do you think he did?

I have never seen someone work so hard to get ahead of a story he knows is coming. How does a media personality have zero media training or instincts?

@Cernovich @ChristinaPushaw Because they need water and electricity. They should be built in the old rust belt. Those old steel mills and factories used thousands of watts of electricity and water from the Great Lakes is cold and plentiful

If data centers are so good, why don't Big Tech executives put them into their own neighborhoods.

@Cernovich @JackPosobiec You’d think Alex jones would be more appreciative

If Democrats had won, Alex Jones would be in prison. James Comey wrote an entire revenge fantasy novel about it. Everyone should keep this in mind before typing anything bad about Trump.

@BobLonsberry Obviously he was trolling

Uh, no. A monarch and a republican, a hereditary sovereign and an elected executive, one serving for life and the other serving for four years.

@ToddHallidy No shit. Their green energy policies alone will do more the prices then any war in Iran will do. Plus we don’t want trans kids. The dems are to far left now.

Republican voters who don't like Trump aren't in a hurry to become Democrats.

@amuse @IngrahamAngle I mean I’m still Going to vote straight GOP we can’t allow the Dems power

@IngrahamAngle Midterms are lost. The SAVE Act betrayal sealed it.

If they let up on mass deportations, they’ll be kissing the mid-terms goodbye.

@Rach4Patriarchy Maybe the war in Iran has nothing to do with Iran or Israel only that Israel was more then happy to help us. Clearly Trump is trying to make a move on the global energy markets that China buys from. Before Japan invaded America. We went after there oil.

If you’re unhappy with the war in Iran, rather than yelling at Andrew who doesn’t support the war about it, you should be going after the heresy of Christian Zionism and dismantling it. Because that’s the whole reason for undue Israeli influence in the U.S.

@wxbywilliams I can deal with the cold. I needs to stop raining

There are still no indications of any sustained, warmth for the Rochester / Finger Lakes region deep into May. This is the 15 day GFS projection of max/min temps for ROC. The normal high temperature on May 1 is 65 degrees.