Ryan Gilead
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🚨IT'S OFFICIAL— WORLD WAR 3 HAS BEGUN!
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Colorado lost 11,700 payroll jobs in 2025. The national economy grew.
Nevada, Idaho, and Utah — same mountains, same weather, same amenity story we've been selling for a generation — are leading the country in job creation.
Governor Polis's response? A competitiveness council and a listening tour. Every county. Businesses of every size. If that sounds familiar, it's because Hickenlooper ran the identical play in 2011: the Colorado Blueprint, more than 50 regional working sessions, all 64 counties. Fifteen years later, here we are again — this time with five months left on the governor's clock.
The answers are already in. The 230 business leaders behind Dan Caruso's April open letter. The Colorado Chamber. The Leeds business confidence index, which just spent five consecutive quarters with the state economy component dead last after ranking in the top two for 66% of the index's 23-year history. Palantir — our largest public company — which named Senate Bill 24-205 in its SEC filing on the way out the door to Miami.
Cost of living: 49th. Cost of doing business: 38th. Startup formation: largest numeric drop in the country.
None of this is a mystery. It's a policy regime whose costs finally started exceeding the amenity dividend that was hiding them.
New at Heckuvajob — the diagnosis the listening tour won't make, and the eight-point fix that would actually work. If you own a business, leave a comment about how Democrat overreach in Colorado is hurting your company, your business, your family. Link in the replies:
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Pre-order (link bellow) the first in my new novel series: AMERICAN WARLORD!
But don't take my word for it!
“Once again, Kurt Schlichter has authored a page-turning thriller full of action, strong characters, and even a touch of humor. It's also unfortunately timely, and disturbingly instructive. Highly recommended!”—Glenn H. Reynolds, founder of @Instapundit and Beauchamp Brogan Distinguished Professor at the University of Tennessee School of Law
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@DiscussingFilm I’m sure a black woman, Asian dude and white dude are driving back roads somewhere. Totally normal. Yep.
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The first trailer for ‘IT ENDS’ has been released.
The film follows a group of students who end up driving on a never-ending road with no way of escaping.
In theaters on August 21.
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@financedystop I will throw serious cash at the bottom place (old school diner)
Haven’t set foot in a fast “food” place in over a decade
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We need a federal mandate banning wholesome diners from adopting any technology invented after 1995 so we can preserve one remaining pocket of how life used to feel.
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@titosnhockey @guerillasports Yeah you’re super tough there on the Front Range. Reed crime statistic sometime and get back to us. 🤡
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@guerillasports As we say in Castle Rock, F around and find out. 😬👮😬
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Multiple sources have confirmed that former Denver Nuggets star Ty Lawson was arrested on shoplifting charges in Castle Rock, Colorado.
Lawson allegedly stole a bottle of Tito's Vodka from a local liquor store, began drinking it, and walked to a nearby restaurant, where he was later detained by local police.
#milehighbasketball
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Wow what were these motorcycle riders thinking? They were trying to ride thru Ophir pass in San Juan Mountains in Colorado. OP said for next 3 hours he had to help them and motorcycles were damaged but made it across.
#mountains #Colorado
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Brutal. Montana became a destination for higher-income remote workers and out-of-state buyers, driving home prices far beyond what local wages can support. Now someone earning $55,000 can be required to live near their job while the average home nearby costs $500,000.
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Framber Valdez vs. the Cubs
0.2 IP, 5 H, 6 ER, 2 BB, 1 K
Wow.
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Dear businesses,
If you are going to give a benefit to a first-time customer, make sure you give at least the same, if not more, to your loyal customers.
Loyal customers should be valued above those with whom you do not yet have a relationship.
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JUST IN: American Heart Association reveals drinking up to five cups of coffee per day may lower the risk of stroke, heart failure & type 2 diabetes.
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In-laws in town, escaped for a punchy hike with the wife. Crazy how we used to do this all the time pre-kids and now we never seem to be able to do it together anymore. Blessed for where we live but man do we need some rain.
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You know about the red kabbalah bracelet, Anon - but do you know WHY?
The 38th chapter of the book of Genesis tell us a very important story about a woman named Tamar who becomes pregnant by the patriarch Judah.
The story reads like a romance novel with plenty of family drama and plot twists, but ultimately the story takes us to the point in labor when Tamar is about to give birth to twins.
Now pay attention, because as Tamar was giving birth, one of babies put out his hand first; so the midwife tied something around his wrist.
But just as quickly, that same baby drew back his hand, and then his brother came out and was the first to be born.
The name of the first born twin was Perez; an important name to remember as the book of Ruth names him as being part of the ancestral genealogy of King David and both the book of Matthew and Luke include him in the genealogy of Jesus the Christ.
The second born brother was then named Zerah, and the symbol that was tied around his wrist was a scarlet thread.
If this story sounds similar to the story of Rebecca and her twin sons Esau and Jacob, then it's for good reason.
As you well know, Esau was born first, with Jacob born second but gripping Esau's heel in a symbolic act of what would be his life long battle for the birthright and blessing that was actually promised to Jacob in a prophetic word from the Lord before his birth.
Later in their story we find out that Esau trades that precious and sacred birthright to Jacob in exchange for a simple bowl of soup - a trade Esau later regrets immensely.
And now, Anon, you understand why the satanic kaballah wears that scarlet bracelet.
It is a symbol of usurping the birthright.
As the story of Tamar's twins shows us, it's a token of usurping the physical birthright.
And as the story of Rebecca's twins shows us, it's a symbol of usurping the spiritual birthright.
If you are familiar with the Edomite theory below, Arthur Koestler's writings on the "tribe" that doesn't actually exist and anything else I've written about these topics you'll begin to see the full picture of why this is so important.
Adam sinned in the garden and forfeited his authority to Satan.
Christ came as the "Son of Man", died on the cross and was then resurrected to restore that authority back to man.
Now they will tell you that scarlet bracelet is simply a talisman to ward off misfortune, but you know the truth.
Satan wants his dominion back.
They want their vineyard back.
Their bowl of soup looks a little different in our story, because for some it's wealth, it's fame, maybe it's even a trip to a private island.
But the story remains the same for you, Christian man.
They want your birthright.
JD™@LostMyHats
"Have you heard of the Edomite Theory? It's an attempt to explain who the modern Jews are, exactly. And until the birth of political Zionism in the 19th century, this was a common question that everyone was asking, especially the Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews. If you hate the "conspiracy theories" that attempt to answer that question, just know that until the 1800s, neither the Ashkenazi nor Sephardic Jews claimed to be the ethnic lineage of Abraham. Both had their own widely-accepted and written histories that either denied it, or acknowledged that they are at the least, mostly something else entirely. And until political Zionism set its sights on Palestine for a Jewish Ethnostate instead of Argentina, Madagascar, Siberia, or some other place, diaspora Jews didn't concern themselves with alleging Semitic ancestry. So if they can ask the question, "Who are we?" it's a fair question. The Edomite Theory attempts to answer that. Turns out, the Bible doesn't treat Edom as a dead ancient tribe. The prophets treat it as a recurring covenantal enemy of God and God's people. Edom is condemned for standing against God’s people, rejoicing when Jerusalem falls, and exploiting crisis for power. By the time Jesus is born, the king trying to kill him is an Edomite. Edom did not disappear. Whether you believe the Edomite Theory or not the fact is, Edomites (1) embedded themselves in Israel (2) took positions of power and control over Israel and are (3) treated by the prophets as much, much more significant prophetically than they appear to be historically. None of that is theory. All of that is in the Bible and is inarguable. So what does Jesus mean when he says, "Your father is the devil?" What does Paul mean when he says, "Not all Israel is Israel"? If you hold to the Edomite Theory you'll answer these questions differently than most. The Edomite Theory aside, Edom is way, way more significant than most Christians realize. You won't pick it up from the pulpit, but will pick it up from the Bible if you read carefully. And that's no theory; that's fact. That is why people get nervous. And even if the Edomite Theory isn't something you can co-sign, studying it will give you a deeper, richer understanding of Biblical prophecy and how types and shadows operate." Read more at Insight to Incite. Link in bio. Audio available.
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@mich_enjoyer @LMoorehouse04 They looked cooler before the recent dress up.
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@Judgepacker Is this one of the “scientists and engineers” I’ve heard MSM talk so much about? Enriching our culture?
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“Lean your head forward”
“I can’t, dumbfuck”
“I’m the dumbfuck? While you’re stuck in a fucking urinal?”
The pure contempt in those firefighters’ voices given what they’re dealing with is incredible.
10/10
Breaking911@Breaking911
STUCK WHERE?!?!? Firefighters in Kansas City were forced to cut apart a portable toilet after a man somehow became trapped beneath the seat in a strange rescue.
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Retiring with a pension is a cheat code
Here are the 10 best jobs based on average pay that still offer a pension:
Military: $80k
Firefighter: $110k
Police Officer: $125k
Union Electrician: $130k
Railroad Engineer: $135k
Utility Lineworker: $150k
Elevator Mechanic: $150k
Air Traffic Controller: $140k
Public School Teacher: $75k
Federal Law Enforcement: $135k
Sign me up for any one of these 💰
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@Dividends_Doors @BarbellFi Uhhhh, no. Maybe with combat pay, flight pay or deployment bonuses
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@BarbellFi It also depends on rank in military ofc. An officer with 10-15 years can easily clear 200k+
Even more depending on where they are stationed
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Permanent Daylight Saving Time for Denver/Colorado would mean no clock ‘fall back’ in November.
We’d have late winter sunrises (8-8:20a), but our earliest sunset would be around 5:30p.
#COwx
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BREAKING: The House has passed legislation to make Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide, ending the twice-a-year clock changes by a 308-117 vote. Backed by President Trump, the bill now heads to the Senate. If approved and signed into law, Americans would no longer have to change their clocks.
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