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We need to figure out which group of chimps is anti-communist so we can supply them with guns and logistical support

@Jake__Wujastyk Thank you!

@theinvictus Wick to wick between two consecutive candles. That is how it is taught in the CMT

$MU #MU There's a very small unfilled gap above at $458.30

@PKurzin @sentdefender Your reading comprehension skills are poor...what exactly do you think contingent on congressional approval means?

@sentdefender He can’t just withdraw. He needs 2/3 congressional approval under the 2024 NDAA. He can seriously weaken commitment to Article 5 or reduce physical presence but that doesn’t mean end of NATO.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump is set to meet with NATO’s top official on a potential U.S. withdrawal from the transatlantic defense alliance, per White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. The move would be contingent on congressional approval.

If you gave away $126 billion to subsidize free flights between LA and San Francisco at current demand levels, you could fund roughly 150 to 200 years of travel before the money runs out.

@epaleezeldin Is this really such a big deal? Can't you just turn it off? Maybe it's just because I'm in MN and either have the heat or AC on so high that the car hardly ever turns off when I stop anyways...

The start/stop concept in vehicles is almost universally DESPISED. So, the Trump EPA has now REMOVED the ridiculous climate participation trophy the Obama Admin created to get this hated feature installed. The incentives for manufacturers to make your car die at every red light and stop sign have now been ELIMINATED!

The last time we sided with the British and we gave tons of support to them. They don't really seem grateful for that past support so perhaps we should side with Argentina this time. United Kingdom has a illegal colonial possession in the Western hemisphere in violation of the Monroe doctrine. Perhaps the United States didn't go far enough with decolonizing the Europeans.

I was assured by European allies that striking a bridge despite its military utilization as a war crime so.

When Trump doesn't nuke Iran tonight, all the people screaming he's about to commit genocide will seamlessly shift to posting "Taco Tuesday" memes and claiming he chickened out. It's all a game to these people.

Democrat spokesperson Hasan Piker goes off on a Vietnamese refugee who escaped communism: "Shut the fuck up you stupid fucking idiotic old lady." "Suck my dick old lady." "Fuck this south Vietnamese motherfucking...psychotic fucking refugee!" This is the Democrat Party.

@AtoZ_Payton Although, you could argue CB is a little light still given that we haven't really seen Rakestraw or Whiteside play meaningful snaps...though I like what I saw out of Whiteside when he did play. Dorsey is pure special teams imo. But given their resource constraints this is good

Lions should feel pretty good about their secondary. It’s pretty deep CB’s Arnold Reed McCreary Ya-Sin Rakestraw Dorsey Whiteside Saf Kerby Branch Harper Clark Izien Maddox Jackson Strickland Really solid group

@AtoZ_Payton Yeah, they've done a good job of improving the depth in these rooms after getting burned by injuries the last couple of years. Hopefully for once we'll end up on the right side of injury luck

@NateSilver538 @nikitabier I woud rather look at photos of dogs all day than read anything from the NY Times.... especially when it is all regurgitating information that was made available by OSINT accounts on X hours earlier...

A (super cute!!) pet photo from Catturd™ gets literally 50x the engagement of a link to incredibly important original reporting from the NYT on Iran. According to your own on-site numbers @nikitabier. Do you consider this to be a desirable outcome?

The story behind the New York Times’ 1903 claim that human flight was between one and ten million years away is even worse than it looks. Once you understand the backstory, you realize that the New York Times story is not really about flight at all but about how elites and credentialed “experts” mistake their own failures for the boundaries of possibility. The New York Times did not dismiss the possibility of powered flight at random. There was a very specific reason behind it. At the time, America’s most prominent scientific authority, Smithsonian Secretary Samuel Langley, had been showered with large amounts of taxpayer funding to build an aircraft, the Langley Aerodrome. Despite all the money, institutional backing, and elite prestige, Langley and his team could not get it to fly, culminating in a series of very public failures, the last on December 8, 1903. So when the New York Times declared that flight was millions of years away, what it was really saying was that if the most credentialed and well-funded “experts” cannot do it, then it cannot be done. A mere nine days later, the elites’ proclamation of impossibility lay in ruins. Two totally unknown bicycle mechanics from Ohio achieved the first powered flight using improvised parts, a few hundred dollars of their own money, and sheer persistence. The story of flight is, at its core, a story of the triumph of American individualism over elite credentialism. The fact that it was the New York Times that inadvertently delivered the proof is the most fitting conclusion imaginable.

Shouldn’t it be creating… high-speed rail though?

@Heccles94 While simultaneously affording even the most impoverished a better standard of living than the wealthiest people enjoyed just a hundred years prior...

For every billionaire capitalism creates, thousands are held down in poverty

@nicksortor Because they don't trust electronics after the whole pager attack thing....

🚨 BREAKING: A US attack on Iran has just kiIIed 50 SENIOR IRANIAN LEADERS, per Fox This comes shortly after a post from President Trump tonight with a video of the strike Why do they keep gathering together?!

Whatever happened to the guy that sprayed Ilhan Omar? Curious that the story just faded. It's almost like it was STAGED.

Another Minnesota fraud story. 84.9% graduation rate 49.5% reading proficiency

When people realize that Mississippi is spending between $10-$13k per pupil & has gone from 49th in education to 9th in the nation in 13 years, & that they did so by switching to a pre-90s phonics curriculum instead of just flooding a bad system with more money. They'll revolt