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@Variety That’s not Jesus, it’s a doctor.

Mel Gibson has unveiled the first look at “The Resurrection of the Christ,” the director’s long-delayed follow-up to 2004’s “The Passion of the Christ.” “Part One” has been postponed just a few months, with plans to debut on May 6, 2027. “Part Two” was bumped a year, from May 6, 2027, to May 25, 2028. variety.com/2026/film/news…

@elonmusk You're not so dumb you don't know what fascism is, Elmo.

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@elonmusk Bunch of losers. Couldn't even get socialism right.

True

@LauraLoomer It's gotta suck to be you.

Why is Barack Hussein Obama meeting with world leaders while President Trump is in office? This is a coup.

@VolodyaTretyak Dictator Chic

What is the name of such interior style? 🤔

@crockpics You've obviously never met Robert Plant.

Three legends hanging out in 1983. Jeff Beck alongside Robert Plant and Jimmy Page around the era of the ARMS Charity Concerts. Just a year later, these guys would team up for The Honeydrippers project. Shot by Dave Hogan.

@RpsAgainstTrump It's you they laugh at.

Trump: “A year ago, our country was an embarrassment. All over the world, they laughed at us. They don't laugh anymore”

@cturnbull1968 Racism, mostly.

I will never understand how 77 million, of our fellow Americans, looked at this imbecile and decided he was qualified to lead our country.

@everyoneknowsmy @konstructivizm @grok DNA

@konstructivizm I don’t think there is anything on this earth life wise that is relevant to a billion years ago - is there anything?... @grok

Thanks to a large-scale computer model, NASA scientists have pinpointed the exact year of the End of the World. According to their calculations, the last day on Earth will occur in 1,000,002,021. That's when "deoxygenation"—an inevitable consequence of increased solar flux and atmospheric destruction—will reach its peak (in other words, the Sun will burn our planet to ashes). So humanity still has at least a billion years to choose a new habitat.

@StephenM Wow. Those people are surprisingly organized.

Birthright citizenship means the children of illegal aliens can vote to tax your children and seize their inheritance.

@BrandonStraka Illegal voting is illegal, hence, it's banned.

JD VANCE: "ICE arrested an illegal immigrant from Mauritania who's voted in 7 federal elections since 2008!" "Even if you take the Democrats at their word, even if illegal aliens voting is very rare, then why don't we ban it anyway?"

@Lancegooden 1.) Removable, portable hoops were added to the 1950s Eisenhower-era tennis court, allowing it to function as both a tennis and basketball court. Cost: ten grand. 2.) FDR's small pool was for polio related therapy.

President FDR built an indoor swimming pool with private funds. President Obama built a basketball court with private funds. Yet a single judge can block President Trump from building a PRIVATELY FUNDED ballroom that would benefit generations to come.

@the_transit_guy Only communists ride trains.

US DOT just announced that they’re finally going to build a high speed rail network in the USA like the rest of the world! Jk more highway expansions it is.

Putin is our enemy. He's helping Iranian soldiers target American soldiers and assets. Zelenskyy is our friend. He's helping American soldiers shoot down Iranian drones. Most Americans understand these basic facts. Trump, for whatever reason, does not.

@wakenminds A system of apprenticeship and guilds can lead to great collaborative achievements but on its own is a flawed model to follow.

Men without degrees built this.

@LasVegasTodd @the_transit_guy Outside NYC would include Boston, Chicago, Philly, San Francisco, Toronto (it's close enough), and to and increasing degree, Los Angeles. All pretty accessible for millions of people via a robust mass transit systems (LA is getting there...)

@paulfalwill @the_transit_guy I'm talking outside NYC.

“Theres no demand for trains in the USA” Penn station on the weekend:

@LasVegasTodd @the_transit_guy I ride the train every day. Takes me 45 min to get to work. Driving my car the same distance from south brooklyn to manhattan would take me about two hours.

@the_transit_guy We have trains in other cities and they all lose money and nobody uses them because its easier to get around with cars.

@MingoCentralXC @bkattic @archeohistories Stupidity doesn't keep people from working -- we have plenty of rich stupid people. And there are fewer genuinely lazy people than most would assume. Almost nobody physically able is unwilling to do meaningful work.

@bkattic @archeohistories Bingo. There's a reason they were jobless to begin with. Of course some people fall on hard times but most are either lazy, stupid or a combo of those two. You can fix lazy but stupid you cannot.

In 2017–2018, Finland quietly ran a national experiment where 2,000 unemployed people were given a guaranteed monthly income with no work requirements, to see how removing conditional welfare would affect stress, motivation, and everyday life rather than employment alone. From January 2017 to December 2018, Finland conducted one of the world’s first nationwide universal basic income (UBI) experiments. The government randomly selected 2,000 unemployed people, ages 25–58, and paid them €560 per month, tax-free, with no work requirements and no reduction if they found a job. The goal wasn’t just to see if people would work more. Researchers wanted to measure stress levels, mental health, trust in institutions, and overall well-being when welfare conditions were removed. The results surprised many critics. Employment levels were only slightly higher than the control group, but recipients reported significantly lower stress, better mental health, improved concentration, and greater life satisfaction. They also expressed more trust in society and public institutions. Importantly, participants were more willing to accept short-term or gig work because they didn’t fear losing benefits, a common problem in traditional welfare systems. The experiment cost about €20 million total, a relatively small figure in Finland’s national budget, but it sparked global debate and influenced pilot programs in countries from Canada to Spain and discussions in the U.S. © Reddit #archaeohistories

Trump “running” this war from his golf course is disrespectful, operationally insecure and incredibly narcissistic and selfish. In other words, par for the course.

@SenFettermanPA Dude, the only thing you're committed to is lorts.

Committed Democrat here. I’m a hard no. My vote is Operation Epic Fury. 🇺🇸