Glynn Barnaby

Built my first app after months of work and finally published it 🎉 History Found — open it anywhere, it maps historic sites near you and gives you an AI historian to ask questions about each one. Free, no login. #History iOS: apps.apple.com/app/id67631932… Android: play.google.com/store/apps/det… Please review it by giving it lots of stars. I hear reviews are crucial to getting an app noticed.

@Tironianae Why couldn't he do this in South Carolina?

🚨 Do you understand what quietly happened in Kentucky tonight.. Mitch McConnell spent 41 years building the most powerful Republican machine in the Senate.. he blocked nominees.. killed legislation.. outlasted six presidents.. and bent the entire GOP caucus to his will for four decades.. and the moment he stepped back.. Trump walked in on May 1st.. endorsed Andy Barr.. offered the only real rival an ambassadorship.. and the rival dropped out the same week.. > Cameron — the man who was supposed to carry McConnell's network forward — entered with a polling lead.. raised money.. had the name recognition.. had the Christian conservative base.. > Barr had none of that early.. until Trump made one phone call and one diplomatic offer.. > Cameron finished at 30%.. Barr won with 60%.. > the seat McConnell held since 1984 flipped to a Trump loyalist in a single primary night.. > the first open Kentucky Senate seat in 42 years.. decided by an endorsement and an ambassadorship.. every single establishment figure watching this tonight told their donors "the McConnell network is durable".. every single one assumed the old machine had enough infrastructure to survive his retirement.. it didn't survive a single election cycle.. not a scandal.. not a Democrat.. not a generational shift.. one endorsement.. one ambassadorship offer.. and 41 years of political infrastructure collapsed in an evening.. the quiet part nobody is saying out loud.. Trump didn't just win a primary tonight.. he erased the last internal friction point inside the Senate Republican caucus without a single floor vote.. it's only getting quieter from here.. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨

@W92Baj @latimeralder Someone has to mine the raw material to make the batteries. ALL of our energy comes from mother nature. No way around it

@latimeralder We can store it. Would you rather bolt together some solar panels or work in a coal mine?

In times of uncertainty, which would you rather rely on? Tangible things like oil, gas and coal.. That we can stockpile and store and use when we need them? Or intangibles like wind and sunshine that we can't store and can't control? I know which I like.

@techjunkie707 @DrcharlieWardQ It is considered international water. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) designates it as an international strait.

@DrcharlieWardQ It is literally THEIR territory. NOT US territory.

HOLY CRAP 🚨 Fox News’ Peter Doocy: “Now that you've announced that the U.S. has destroyed all of Iran's mine-laying ships, why can't the U.S. just immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz?” President Trump: “Well, we could, but it takes two to tango. We have to get people to take their billion dollar ship and drive it up. When Pepe has his big sugar ships coming around and they cost $1 billion and we say, ‘I think it's okay now, Pepe, take your ship, drive it through the Strait of Hormuz.’ He may say, ‘let me wait a little while’ because… these ships are very expensive. They can cost up to $2 billion, so they don't want to take a chance that gee, I think you'll be okay.” “We don't know if they even said any mines. But the thought that they may have is enough to keep people from saying, we don't need it.”

@jfully19 @CollinRugg What a great legacy to leave.😀

@CollinRugg If he doesn’t turn this into this year‘s Christmas card, this will be the biggest missed opportunity of his lifetime.

The man who was launched into the air by a bison was reportedly making jokes after the incident despite breaking multiple bones. The grandfather who was attacked by a bison in Yellowstone National Park has been identified as Carl Isom-McDaniel. According to Mike MacLeod, who filmed the incident, Carl and his grandson were filming the bison when the animal suddenly got up and charged, launching Carl into the air. "I knew he was in danger because the bison didn’t leave. He stood right over Carl, and he was really, really angry. His head’s pumping up and down, and he displayed all that aggressive behavior," MacLeod told the New York Times. "He was in a lot of pain with his leg, and otherwise he was conscious the whole time, in good spirits, joking."

@smileyplankton @xmuse_ Skippered by Charlie Barr in 1910 - Westward won 11 races in 11 starts - notably defeating the Kaiser’s yacht.. Sounds efficient to me.🙂

@xmuse_ Strange sail arrangement. Way too much canvas, rendering some of the sails redundant here when running with the wind. Also hard to imagine all sails operating efficiently on other points of sail.

Westward, launched in 1910, was the largest yacht ever built under the 1908 International Rule. 135 feet from bow to stern. She had an incredible life on the water, dominating races on both sides of the Atlantic. But her story ended in 1947 when she was scuttled in the English Channel per her final owner's wishes. She still holds the title. The 1908 Rule was retired long ago, so Westward remains the largest yacht ever built to it. Nothing of the original survives today.

@History #USHistory @history_dame @4gottnHistory @HistContent Feel free to review this app on the iOS App Store. I need some feed back. Thank you!

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description

Or reflect on my sunglasses... 💥👊🏽🇺🇸

@SamaHoole My father is Welsh. When my brother and I were young, he used to make us take a spoon full of cod liver oil once a week. The taste was awful. It was probably something he remembered from childhood and decided we needed it as well.

There was a disease so common in industrial Britain that the rest of the world simply called it the English disease. It was rickets. The bones of children, growing soft for want of a single missing factor, bending under the child's own weight. Bowed legs, curved spines, deformed pelvises, the skeleton failing to set hard the way it should. In the sunless, soot-blackened slums of the industrial cities it was everywhere, a routine feature of working-class childhood, and nobody knew quite why. In 1919 a researcher named Edward Mellanby set out to find the cause. He took dogs, fed them on the staple of the poor, porridge and little else, kept them indoors away from the sun, and produced rickets in them to order. Then he cured it. The cure was cod liver oil. A fat pressed from the liver of a fish, spooned into the diet, and the soft bones hardened. What Mellanby had found, though it took a few more years to name precisely, was that rickets was a deficiency disease. The bones needed a fat-soluble factor we now call vitamin D, available either from sunlight on the skin or from animal fats in the food, and the slum child, short of both, got neither. He also noticed something the cereal companies would never print on a packet. The oats themselves, the wholesome porridge, contained compounds that actively interfered with the minerals the bones needed. The grain was working against them. Its own compounds bound up the very minerals the bones were crying out for. So here is the shape of it. Take a population, move it into sunless cities, feed its children on grain and very little animal fat, and their skeletons fail to form correctly on a mass scale. Then give them a daily spoon of fish-liver fat, and the failure reverses. For a few generations afterwards, British schools and clinics handed out cod liver oil as a matter of course, and the children grew up with straight legs because of it. Then, somewhere along the way, we decided animal fats were the enemy, and the spoonful quietly disappeared. The body never changed its requirements. It still needs the fat-soluble vitamins that come, in any useful concentration, from animals. The bones of children have been making this argument for two hundred years. We keep deciding we know better than the bones.

@JoshJake8 @Osint613 Yep. Fact checked. ✅

@Osint613 Aren't those the boats from Baywatch?

IRGC fast boats running 24/7 patrols in the Strait of Hormuz, per new footage from Iran's navy. The boats are steering commercial vessels through the waterway and intercepting any that don't follow orders.

@CLewandowski_ @POTUS Being a loyal Trump supporter and a SC citizen, it makes no sense to me for Trump to support Graham and Evette. What's going on? Are these 2 SCs best?

Two recent polls in the SC Governor’s race show Attorney General Alan Wilson in the lead. AG Wilson and Governor McMaster have shown steadfast support for @POTUS over the years, protecting the President and fighting the fight for MAGA conservatives in South Carolina and across the country. Governor McMaster's son will now be on the ticket with a different candidate, and the President has rewarded the Governor’s loyalty with an endorsement for his son’s ticket. Now the Republican voters of SC can show their support for Alan Wilson and the tremendous job he has done as Attorney General, ensuring a choice of two MAGA supporters in a runoff. #AnyoneBUTMACE

@Caleb57740275 @mitchellvii Of course there was oversight. Unfortunately, they were part of the theft. There were literally Billions 💵💵 to spread around.

@mitchellvii Was there ever an Oversight committee to safeguard Americans from being robbed blind by corrupt politicians???!?!!?

There are no coincidences. When America was funding USAID and Ukraine, the Democrat party was flush with cash. Far left media prospered and paid their anchors millions. Kamala Harris, easily the worst presidential candidate in history, somehow raised $2 billion from a mostly broke base for her campaign. Trump cuts off Ukraine and USAID and suddenly the DNC is broke and leftwing media is laying off staff! It's not hard to figure out who was paying the bills folks.

@RepAdamMorgan @jelliottsc Let's go Sen. Elliott. Do the right thing and correct this districting error!

🚨UPDATE: Only 9 South Carolina GOP senate holdouts! Here are the holdouts based on intel from all of you (thanks for all the emails!)— Sean Bennett (Dorchester) Chip Campsen (Charleston) Tom Davis (Beaufort) Jason Elliott (Greenville) Greg Hembree (Horry) Michael Johnson (York) Shane Massey (Edgefield) Luke Rankin (Horry) Ross Turner (Greenville) Tell them to vote YES!

@alphafox Instant gratification, like with a pressure washer.😃

Say goodbye to sanding - laser finish removal is here: 🙌

@NancyMace Our elections are not legitimate. The number of votes can be manipulated. Clean the voter rolls, in person photo id only.

Number 1 issue facing South Carolina? Please share with me below.

@OMApproach In that first graphic, doesn't it look like the magnetic pole is moving back to the north pole? Where it is supposed to be? I t looks like it was getting way off center and now moving back.

How can they ignore or underestimate the fact that we are currently undergoing a geomagnetic excursion?🤯 The South Atlantic Anomaly is spreading, the Earth's magnetic field is decreasing, and the scientists act as if they are baffled! Every past geomagnetic excursion coincides with mass extinction events, rapid climate change, civilizational collapse, and chaos! (9/9) End🧵

We've been lied to about our entire history and the origins of human civilization. We're still being lied to because of what's coming. But you can put two and two together if you look outside their mainstream scientific framework. The speed of the North Magnetic Pole's movement was around 10 km per year for most of the 20th century, then suddenly increased in the 1990s to over 50 km per year, moving toward Siberia... They made this graphic in 2025, and what it reveals will change how you see your future, this is why billionaires are building doomsday bunkers! (1/9)🧵

@Newport5910 @boriquagato @wil_da_beast630 Same

@boriquagato @wil_da_beast630 You know you made me look up “matryoshka doll bugbears”.

When the product you sell is fear, you pay scary people to do scary stuff.

@CashSupport I can't send you a DM. I don't know why.

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@CashApp how long does it usually take to investigate a fraudulent transaction? I reported one a week ago and haven't heard anything. Shouldn't cash app have the bank account holder my money went to? The screen name is $22minimuffins.