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@Celtics_PRam @WallStreetMav Amadeus and BHC 1984

@WallStreetMav @veebex Lots of good movies listed, only the first 3 are amazing Didn’t Witness, Amadeus and Beverly Hills Cop come out in ‘85?

How did 1985 have so many amazing movies and 2026 has nothing at all? Movie list in order: Back to the Future, The Goonies, The Breakfast Club, Weird Science, The Last Dragon, Legend, Rocky IV, Mask, D.A.R.Y.L, Spies Like Us, Real Genius, Rambo: First Blood Part II, St. Elmo’s Fire, Teen Wolf, Better Off Dead, Vision Quest, Once Bitten, National Lampoon’s European Vacation, Cocoon, Explorers, Commando, To Live and Die in LA, Just One of the Guys, Fletch, and The Legend of Billie Jean

It’s like they think we were exaggerating. We raised ourselves, with the occasional ass whupping thrown in when we really fucked up. That’s why we think you’re all pussies.

The arc of the eschaton is long, but it bends toward immanetizing.

Watching the slow motion collapse of the Republic is stunning. Elites too dumb & too corrupt to think. Government officials loot the treasury & the populace as institutions crumble. People zombified by screens & overstimulation. Everyone knows it's happening but proceeds anyway.

It should have never been legal. It is an atrocious attack on cats. Just sinister. You don't want a cat to claw something? F U don't have a cat!

I don’t know how to explain this but Christopher Walken always sounds like he’s asking a question he knows the answer to but just wants to see what yours is

Americans are being presented with a false choice. We can vote for Democrats and get: gay luxury communism. Or we can vote for the GOP and get: total surveillance capitalism. If we want to remain free people, we must reject both.

This may be the greatest Michael Jackson song that the casual fan has never heard: Can You Feel It? Michael Jackson and the Jacksons. It is basically a short film that opened their shows in the 1970s. youtube.com/watch?v=lrKZNq…

If you are not loaded up on silver miners, then you are not paying attention. 🧐

The tragedy is that most Americans have been made so ignorant by decades of bad education policies, easy money, propaganda, etc., that they think the crisis is at an end. They don’t understand that the real pain of the Iran War, if it is actually “over,” is only just beginning.

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I was making potato soup last night. The recipe called for five potatoes cubed. Even for potato soup, 125 potatoes seems a little excessive.

The real enemy of government is not Russia, China, Iran, or whoever is next. It is the Neocons and their endless wars with no STRATEGY and no intention of ever paying off any debt whatsoever. They are the real threat to the United States, and nobody even looks at this crisis.

@TrumpDailyPosts @julie_pipk71617 What’s the greatest threat to liberty in America?

More than 2,300 years ago, the ancient Greeks already knew Earth was a globe. And learned its size. Aristotle laid out several basic observations that anyone could understand: ships disappear hull-first over the horizon and appear mast-first when approaching; during a lunar eclipse, Earth casts a round shadow on the Moon; and as you travel north or south, the visible stars change, with some constellations rising into view and others disappearing below the horizon. This was not guesswork. It was geometry, observation, and reason. There was no agenda. They were not defending NASA, protecting a government narrative, or trying to preserve some system of control. They were seeking the truth. They wanted to understand the world they lived on. There was no power to gain or lose from the answer. No religion needed to be defended. No institution needed to be protected. It was just logic. It was curiosity. It was the desire to learn, using the tools available to them: their eyes and their minds. Flat-earthers possess only the eyes, and still they cannot see. About a century later, armed with that knowledge, another Greek named Eratosthenes did something logically derived from simple geometry for a sphere: he calculated the circumference of Earth. At Syene, on a certain date, the Sun was directly overhead at noon, shining straight down into a well. At the same time in Alexandria, a vertical stick cast a shadow. Eratosthenes measured the shadow angle: about 7.2 degrees. A full circle is 360 degrees. 360 divided by 7.2 equals 50. That meant the distance from Alexandria to Syene represented 1/50 of Earth’s circumference. So all he had to do was multiply the distance between the two cities by 50 - and he got remarkably close to the real circumference of Earth. No satellites. No rockets. No NASA. No “trust the government.” Just sunlight, a stick, a well, distance, and geometry. And here’s the part flat-earthers hate: this experiment cannot succeed on a flat Earth. Sure, you can invent a small local Sun and place it in one very precise imaginary position to make one measurement appear to work. But the moment you move the stick to another location, the numbers fail. The angles no longer agree. The distances no longer scale. The model stops producing one consistent answer. On a globe, the measurements converge. On a flat Earth, they conflict. That is why Eratosthenes’ experiment is so devastating. It does not merely show that one shadow angle can be explained. It shows that distance, angle, and curvature all fit together into a single coherent geometry which only works on a globe. The ancient Greeks figured this out over two thousand years ago. Using observations, basic geometry, and a desire for truth. Modern flat-earthers still haven’t caught up. Even more sadly, Flerfs refuse to even try.