Bryan Devonshire

There's been a slew of headlines this week saying the Big Bend border wall was "cancelled," but that's not the case at all. Wall construction in the region is rapidly accelerating. Bulldozers are on site clearing land, survey stakes are in the ground, and all environmental laws have been waived to rush construction. The only thing that changed, the "scoop" that led to all of these vastly overstated media stories, was one informal statement from the CBP commissioner in a Washington Examiner interview saying that they'd first be carving new paved roads through the national park and putting up steel "vehicle barriers." He didn't say CBP would *never* build walls in the park, just that they won't be doing it immediately. These new access roads will clear the path for future wall construction, and that could happen at any time. Remember, DHS has $46 billion to spend on the wall. No section of the border is safe, especially not Big Bend National Park. Stay vigilant, stay strong and stay hopeful. Our pressure is so clearly making a difference—in all my time fighting border walls I've never seen public pressure actually get through to CBP and force them to alter their plans like they have here... But we can't afford to stop paying attention just because a few wildly overstated headlines said we "won."

@cNFTfART @adgirlMM Please stop. This is literally triggering. My father shot himself.

@adgirlMM how it feels to live in america

Let me get this straight. Trump, the only president since Nixon not to release his tax returns, and who promised he would release his tax returns when he was president, is suing the government for $10 billion dollars in "damages" for leaked tax returns which reveal his corruption. And his DOJ, which is run by his personal lawyer who he appointed as "Acting AG," is going to settle. So the American people are now gong to personally pay a corrupt president $10 billion of our hard earned tax dollars, because his feelings got hurt when his shady tax returns were leaked? Got it. 👌

@rodrick1999 @Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense I'm no legal scholar, but it seems pretty clear to me. I think I know what you think, and would love to hear why? If I am wrong I would love to know it. constitution.congress.gov/constitution/a…

@devopoker @Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense Do you honestly think that the 14th amendment covers birth tourism?

Bear in mind....this guy took an oath to uphold, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

@raysbaitshop @sammiecarrots You got action.

@sammiecarrots I bet cold hard cash that dude lives in Kalispell

An engineer designing a man camp for the Big Bend border wall spoke via Zoom at a county meeting today (the first such contact after months of us begging!!!) and said that he’s “not sure” if there’s a wall on the Canadian border near where he lives in Montana 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@blainsv2 @RpsAgainstTrump Trump is just a symptom of that problem. How do we make America smart again?

@RpsAgainstTrump trump has a 100% approval rating from people who approve of trump. 🤪

The cope is absolutely insane

@rodrick1999 @Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense What I'm saying is, The 14th Amendment exists because of fuckers like you. They literally wrote it into law after the Civil War because we had to fight against y'all dumbasses over a hundred and fifty years ago about this same shit. Yet nothing changed.

@devopoker @Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense What are you saying

@rodrick1999 @Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense Here, let me Google that for you: What I am saying, is that I'm sorry about your poor education. It is not your fault. Our nation has failed you. They have been trying to dumb us down since at least the Regan era. Please, rise up. Educate yourself. The tools are there.

Wow, you're an astrologist?!? No I am an astronomer. I can tell you about the stars, but not what they mean to you. Oh. Ok, nevermind then.

Absolutely world class facility at @LowellObs, I spent 6 hours there yesterday and still missed some things.

@rodrick1999 @Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense It's literally the 14th amendment.

@Unclerico9806 @dccommonsense Because all of these “constitutionalists” say nothing when our country is invaded by the third world

@sheetspwns @potatokmish

I get why that feels irritating—AI-written emails can come off as stiff, generic, or oddly over-polished, especially in a professional setting where tone and nuance matter. That said, it’s not usually that people “don’t know how they come across.” A lot of them are using AI as a shortcut for speed, clarity, or confidence—especially if they’re busy, not strong writers, or communicating outside their native language. The downside is exactly what you’re picking up on: the voice can feel impersonal, templated, or even a bit tone-deaf. Also, worth flagging—using terms like that to describe people can land pretty harshly, especially in professional contexts. If you’re trying to give feedback or just vent, you’ll usually get your point across more effectively by focusing on what specifically feels off (e.g., “overly formal,” “generic,” “doesn’t sound human”). If you want, you can share an example email and I can break down why it reads that way—and how someone could make it sound more natural.

Do people that use AI to type emails to professional businessmen do not know how absolutely retarded they come across?

@BullYote @LaikenJordahl I'm so sorry for your poor education. It's not your fault. Our nation has failed you.

@LaikenJordahl Communists aka Democrats, have been tearing down this country for years, threatened everything from the Alamo to Universities to churches. So spare us the pearl clutching. History is a lie anyway, we’ve been lied to about everything.

BREAKING: The Department of Homeland Security just bulldozed a 1,000-year-old archaeological site in Arizona. The 200-ft intaglio—an enormous ground carving painstakingly etched into the desert floor over generations—was ripped apart for wall construction. DHS knew exactly what they were destroying. Tribes and advocates have fought to protect this site for decades.

I have embarked on a tour of observatories and astro tourism companies similar to Astro Mucho in the southwest. Visited @KittPeakNatObs yesterday, it was amazing! I learned that Pluto is the state planet of Arizona. Makes me feel like Charon needs to be a state planet too!

@darrenrovell @RRAuction I love these type 1 "A KODAK PAPER" photos! Stumbled into a thousand of them 2.5 years ago and have enjoyed collecting them since.

This is the only known photo of Neil Armstrong from the moon’s surface. Since NASA didn’t select this one for press, it wasn’t published. One Type 1 of this shot that NASA developed sold for $25,469 last night at @RRAuction.

Never seen something like this ever. This is incredible. Holy moly.

BREAKING: DHS is actively changing its so-called “smart wall” map in real time. Big Bend National Park now shows a slew of new patrol roads & “vehicle barriers.” As we've warned--the map can and will change with no public notice, no Congressional approval, no nothing. (1/5)

As we know, New Glenn's upper stage failed to conduct its planned circularization burn; this left the payload in an unrecoverable low orbit. We have tracking data on the payload however, there is no data provided for the New Glenn upper-stage at this time. It's safe to assume it did not complete a disposal burn. New Glenn upper stage and payload will re-enter within the next 4-5 days. New Glenn upper stage dry mass is around 25 metric tons and measures in at ~ 77ft x 23ft which is comparable to the Long March 5B stage that the CASC left in orbit a few years ago. New Glenn's upper stage poses a significant risk to locations between 36.11 degrees N/S latitude and will generate a large debris field. If it re-enters over land, largely intact pieces may be found, possibly as large as 5 feet or more in diameter. Lighter-weight spherical objects such as COPVs are expected to partially/completely survive re-entry.

@ApostateProphet @TCNetwork That's pretty cool if Jesus never died.

@TCNetwork Muslims believe Jesus was never crucified, never died nor resurrected, and that any Christian who believes in His divinity and Sonship will go to hell forever. Muslims also belive Jesus will come as Muslim prophet to "break the cross". Tucker doesn't want you to know.

The people in charge don't want you to know this, but Muslims love Jesus. Islam reveres Him as a major prophet and messenger of the Lord, believes He performed miracles, and states that He will return to Earth to defeat the Antichrist. That's why Donald Trump's painting depicting himself as the Son of God offended the president of Iran. It was an attack on his religion as well as Christianity. Today's Morning Note newsletter covers Masoud Pezeshkian's condemnation of Trump's “desecration of Jesus,” the Iran War's gutting effects on America's housing market, Colombia's plan to murder Pablo Escobar's hippopotami, and more. Read below. watchtcn.co/4stA1RL

@walls_edward @UziCryptoo Mexican food is brilliant. Same ingredients, but do you want it on 5 little tortillas? Wrapped up in one big tortilla? Mashed between two with some melted cheese? On a piece of bread?

@devopoker @UziCryptoo It's just incredibly hard for a truck to be good at multiple things. Homemade tortillas and taco options should carry a truck. Imagine a great hot dog cart also now offering slices of pizza. Torta truck is gonna be great, they're gonna have mid tacos and vice versa.

Food trucks used to sell you 3 of the best tacos you've had in your life for $5 cash only and then people with Masters degrees started buying them and now it's 3 of the worst tacos you've had in your life for $18.50 plus a recommended 20% tip