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@warDaniel47 And…nothing happens. It’s not news unless it’s arrests and then prosecution.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. A jaw-dropping report finds that Gavin Newsom was warned 4 YEARS AGO on RAMPANT hospice fraudsters stealing from the taxpayer en masse — something Trump’s team now has to clean up “A 2022 California State Auditor report warned Governor Newsom of ‘large-scale fraud and abuse’ in hospice agencies.” The centers were clustered in the same area and were KNOWN to be suspicious Yet Democrats funded them anyway We need politicians in PRISON for allowing this! @kayleighmcenany @SatAmericaFNC Gavin must resign. Voters need to vote RED for @SteveHiltonx

Is it possible to control spam that goes to a compromised Gmail account or am I forever cursed to monitoring it based on the chance it receives something important?

@FinancialPhys That’s a pedestrian estimate.

BREAKING 30% of Americans are now on some form of welfare or living off the 38% GDP from government spending

This is a cool story. Good for Joe. He’s a hustler.

@Platypuss_10 @JDHaltigan Both are lovely planes. The A380 is a must for some trips. Great class separation.

Here’s the size difference between the highest-selling commercial aircraft in history, the Boeing 737, and the Airbus A380 “Superjumbo” — the world’s largest passenger airliner.

@conspiracyb0t That’s a great book. Lots of truth in that one.

How Bananas led to global control by the banking cabal.

@MarioNawfal Those things are pesky.

🇺🇸 A hotel owner in Gatlinburg, Tennessee called 911 to report someone locked in the bathroom… It was a black bear 😂

@GuntherEagleman But they can still trade on the timing of the shutdowns and closings, right? That should afford them enough for basic maslow needs.

Senate Leader John Thune has just filed to ADVANCE a measure that would WITHHOLD every Senator’s paycheck during a government shutdown. No member of Congress should get paid during a shutdown.

@FinancialPhys Can't be done due to government regulation.

Capitalist cunts: There’s clearly a market demand for lower price domestic oil refining So, where’s all the whales opening new refineries to meet market demand? If you’re letting govt dictate private business that doesn’t seem like a free market Where’s the competition?

@MarioNawfal How do you get out the stump?

A man in Africa shared a video of himself cutting down a massive reportedly 1,500-year-old baobab tree so he could use the wood to build his house. Baobabs are often called “the Tree of Life”, some are among the oldest living organisms on Earth. It’s wild to think a tree that’s been standing since before the fall of the Roman Empire is now being turned into building material. On one hand, people need homes. On the other… that’s an irreplaceable piece of natural history. Source: @Bulvarpress

@PalmerLuckey @JoshLeibner A better argument would be that taxpayers are subsidizing the activity by (1) offering lower stamp cost relative to other mail and (2) funding an enterprise whose primary purpose seems to be delivery of junk mail.

@JoshLeibner Hi Josh, I understand it is tough being an idiot, but opposing taxpayer-funded government programs is not pro-regulation. If it was, the ultimate anti-regulation position would be to advocate for more government programs. But that is not the case, because we aren't stupid.

Palmer Luckey: "I literally said I am anti-regulation. This isn't hard to understand." Also Palmer Luckey:

@OwenShroyer1776 @Iwendtster The United Fruit Company?

What do you think of Trump's delegation to China? How would you describe it?

@AndrewKolvet She is insufferable. I can’t believe she didn’t get whacked too.

California Democrats purged Eric Swalwell to clean up their gubernatorial race. It backfired SPECTACTULARLY. The goal was to consolidate Democratic support and secure a top-two spot under California's system. Instead, the field remains fractured three weeks from voting: Recent polls show Republicans Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco holding strong in the top spots. Democrats Xavier Becerra, Tom Steyer, and Katie Porter split the vote in the low-to-mid teens, with Porter trailing. High undecideds and ongoing infighting persist. CNN just interviewed Porter, where she launched attacks on both Becerra (campaign finance probe) and Steyer (leaking her staffer video). Even Dana Bash had to clarify on air that no evidence links Steyer to the leak. Purging the most damaged candidate exposed the deeper dysfunction: too many egos, too little unity, and no clear path to victory. The dismal state shows removing one problem did not fix the rest. California has a chance to do a MASSIVE course-correction between Hilton for governor and Pratt for LA Mayor.

@jihadwatchRS Most governments end up in some form of a ponzi scheme.

The Ottoman Empire was once the world's most fearsome power — but the jizya, the Qur'an's tax on Jews and Christians, was the chief source of its income. Once the Jewish and Christian communities were bled dry and impoverished, the great empire went into an irreversible decline. Islam teaches no work ethic. Its ideal state has Muslims living on the backs of non-Muslims, while discriminating against the non-Muslims so severely that the host cannot indefinitely continue to support the parasite. And so Islamic states inevitably go into decline and have to wage more jihad to find more non-Muslims to support them. Find out more about this in "The Tragedy of Islam: Failure and Excuses"

Unclear to me who it impacts. The initial secondary market sale by the various private market providers surely was board approved. Is it the subsequent sales on those platforms you think will be voided? I think it is too early to draw any material conclusion, but I would hate to be customer support today at certain companies.

This bulletin just injured many real and some scammed Anthropic stock holders.

@xxChessMaster Weak white opening. End great.

Morphy’s Perfection in Attack 🤯💥🎯 Barnes vs Morphy 1858

@ArieWindmill I do think the US’ inability to add power generation capacity is a huge problem. I’ve yet to see an AI generate an original thought and it’s mid 2026.

The inevitable isn't inevitable, as much as it's an orchestrated inevitable problem, crisis, solution.

@ArieWindmill @UziCryptoo @figgdimension This is the most obvious and complete answer delivered yet.

@oddroadmap @UziCryptoo @figgdimension customers bought what they delivered

Musk, worth $470 billion, plans to become a trillionaire by replacing workers with robots. Bezos, worth $256 billion, plans to replace 600,000 jobs with robots. Zuckerberg, worth $216 billion, laid off 17,000 workers. Billionaires aren't job creators. They're job destroyers.

@CHSommers I feel well positioned based on this chart.

Intersectionality undermines a student’s ability to think, to reason and to learn. It’s laughably simplistic —and also idiotic.

@PlanetOfMemes Playing with a friend. I like it.

Are you this old? 🤔