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I’m German and I know things.

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Tironianae 🍊🍊 Z. - Ultra Verbum Vincet
🚨 HOLY HELL Minnesota is way DARKER than anyone thought. A Somali refugee just blew the entire welfare racket wide open. He says they TOLD him to refuse assimilation and jump straight onto Section 8 and government benefits. That’s the “system.” “I was told to go find discounted housing, get on Section 8, sign up for community benefits.” And when he suggested actually integrating? His own community ATTACKED him. “The community treated welfare like a way of life. I said we can do better. They said no.” He came here at 29, fully aware of what he escaped in Somalia. And even HE is shocked at the fraud and rot in Minnesota. Massive respect to Abdi Iftin for exposing what Democrats desperately try to hide.
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Peter Clack
Peter Clack@PeterDClack·
When the cheap money dried up and global supply chain costs jumped, major offshore developers worldwide began walking away from key projects, forfeiting massive deposits. Without government-mandated price hikes or taxpayer bailouts, the long-term balance sheets no longer added up. Yet the projects are still pushed to meet political targets — regardless of how high our power bills climb. On land, the story is no better. The giant composite blades and multi-megawatt gearboxes face immense structural wear, turbulence and fatigue. Around years 12 to 15, maintenance costs rocket upward - just as turbine efficiency begins to drop. A hydroelectric dam or traditional power station can run for 60 to 80 years with routine overhauls. A wind turbine faces a brick wall at year 20. Rebuilding a wind farm — dismantling giant towers, disposing of unrecyclable composite blades and replacing nacelles — can consume 50% to 70% of the original capital outlay. As turbines age, they also suffer severe 'value cannibalisation'. Because every turbine in a region generates power at the exact same time when the wind blows, they routinely collapse wholesale prices into negative territory. They produce power when it is worth the least. We are repeatedly told that wind is 'the cheapest source of electricity'. If true, why does the sector require permanent economic underwriting to keep investor confidence? The market doesn't pay for energy at average production costs; it pays for energy when and where it is needed. The true cost of wind includes long-distance transmission lines, fast-ramping back-up generation and frequency control. Without long-term Contracts for Difference (CfDs) and guaranteed floor prices, the core business model of wind energy implodes like a house of cards when exposed to true, unsubsidised market forces. (End)
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Hillel Neuer
Hillel Neuer@HillelNeuer·
Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega says the country will hold no further elections—to prevent opposition coming to power. Nicaragua's Ortega regime sits on the UN committee that oversees the work of all UN-accredited non-governmental human rights organizations. theguardian.com/world/2026/jul…
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The American Girl
The American Girl@TheAmericanGrl·
I'm tired of nepotism. I don't want Darline Graham. Give us a real conservative.
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Francesco 🇮🇹
Francesco 🇮🇹@SaP011·
Her name was Liana, she was a 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee living in Germany. She was walking home from her apprenticeship when a migrant began sexually harassing her. Terrified, Liana called her grandfather for help, telling him that a migrant was chasing her and sexually assaulting her. Her grandfather heard her scream… then silence. He never saw her again. Authorities later told her parents she had been hit by a train. “Suicide. Case closed.” It looked like a cover-up. But her family refused to give up. With strong pressure from the AfD demanding a real investigation, the truth finally emerged: Liana was murdered. She was deliberately pushed onto the tracks by an Iraqi migrant. The man was identified and arrested, but the outrage didn’t stop there. He had an active deportation order since January 2025 that was never carried out. If the authorities had done their job, Liana would still be alive. And it gets worse. Liana’s mother knew there would be no real justice, and she was right. A German court has now ruled that the Iraqi migrant who killed her will serve no prison time, claiming he suffers from “mental health issues.” He will instead stay in a comfortable psychiatric facility, paid for by German taxpayers.
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Chris Martz
Chris Martz@ChrisMartzWX·
Climate “scientists” often start charts in the 1970s or 1980s in their “extreme event attribution” papers because using data from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1950s often throws a wrench in the narrative they are trying to concoct.
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The American Girl
The American Girl@TheAmericanGrl·
Never forget.
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Luke Glanton
Luke Glanton@barsanuphius77·
Instead of The Odyssey you can watch: - The Lord of the Rings - The Last Samurai - 300 - Gladiator - Vikings - Troy - Kingdom of Heaven - Braveheart Anything else?
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KOMO News
KOMO News@komonews·
Former Gov. Gary Locke said Washington voters should focus on how a proposed millionaire's tax would be spent rather than simply whether it passes. Locke said the state is already facing a budget shortfall and says the new tax alone would not generate enough revenue to cover both existing obligations and proposed new programs. He questioned whether lawmakers would ultimately need to raise additional taxes or reduce spending if projected revenues fall short. Locke said the long-term funding plan should be clear before the state commits to new spending promises. Full story here: bit.ly/4bE2IG3 #komo #komo4 #komonews #seattle
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Jonathan Choe
Jonathan Choe@choeshow·
HAPPENING NOW: Holy crap! Seattle’s Lewis Park is cooked. Even homeless drug addicts say Mayor Katie Wilson’s plan to address the street crisis is an epic failure. With that said, the city is still planning to temporarily shut this place down for renovations. No date set. But the game of whack-a-mole will continue in another city park or neighborhood. Wilson has thrown in the towel. @MayorofSeattle
We Heart Seattle@weheartseattle

Seattle’s Lewis Park continues to be taken over by hundreds of fentanyl users. Eric and Ron who hang out at the park, conclude that interception at the border would stop this madness otherwise people will continue to smoke drugs and die. Listen in. 👇🏼 @POTUS @FBIDirectorKash @StephenM

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David Rutledge USA
David Rutledge USA@DavidRu54517622·
@EchoesofWarYT Even the Teapot Dome Scandal turned out positive for the US, because part of the deal involved building the Hawaii tank farms that were absolutely critical in fueling our fleet during the early stages of the Pacific War.
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oddhan@oddhanfoo·
@RedbudHunt @LLBiggers So you think she’d happily sacrifice endangered birds and whales for a toxic solar farm?
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Randy E. Hunt
Randy E. Hunt@RedbudHunt·
@oddhanfoo @LLBiggers I think she would approve, and her focus was pesticides. I she was here, that would still be her focus. Why? It was here expertise.
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Lucy Biggers
Lucy Biggers@LLBiggers·
The problem with the climate change narrative is not that warming isn't happening, I agree we are in a warm period. The problem is that we're only allowed to say its 100% human-caused warming. In most places, there is no room for discussion about natural variability. This creates an issue where we're not discussing something honestly but with the preconceived conclusion that it's all our fault. We can solve problems if we're not working from an accurate set of facts.
Chris Martz@ChrisMartzWX

On today's date in 1934, Keokuk, Iowa reached 118°F (47.8°C), setting a new state record high temperature that remains in the books today. Nearly 20% of the U.S. was at or above 100°F (37.8°C) that day. If that occurred today, climastrologists would be 100% certain that it was the fault of your Ram 2500.

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Claude Krause
Claude Krause@ClaudesBBQ·
I put a fan on my chickens. What have I become?
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