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Herbert von Karajan getting into his plane.

@seethroughit2 @Know_More_News So the Jews and the Chinese claim common descent from Shem. That explains the pivot of power to the East and where all of this is heading.

This is why I'm a Rabbi Mizrachi respecter, he understands the difference between Jews and Europeans "Jews came from shem" "The Europeans came from Japheth, Japheth means beauty, all the Germans, the Scandinavians, the Italians, the French, they got the beauty" @Know_More_News

@dividendology These look enticing, but what happens when the Nasdaq takes another 30-50% plunge?

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@frombroke2bull @KobeissiLetter @grok Not enough to get me to do it

@KobeissiLetter @grok What's the salary of a wind turbine service technician?

The AI revolution is reshaping the US job market: Wind turbine service technicians are expected to be the fastest-growing occupation in the US from 2024 to 2034, with projected employment growth of +49.9%, according to BLS estimates. This is followed by solar photovoltaic installers, at +42.1% over the same period. By comparison, nurse practitioners are projected to grow +40.1%, while data scientists are estimated to rise +33.5%. Furthermore, electricians and construction managers are forecast to grow nearly +10% by 2034, more than double the pace projected for accountants and lawyers. The construction sector already faces a shortfall of ~350,000 workers, a gap expected to exceed 1 million by 2030 as existing workers retire. Meanwhile, customer service and cashiers employment is projected to decline -5% and -10%, respectively, from 2024 to 2034. Blue-collar workers are driving America's next jobs boom.

@Infamousmbeep Happy Father's Day Mike!

Drunken Master will be tonight. Actually played golf today and spending time with family today for Father's Day. So spaces tonight.

@WeTheBrandon The people responsible for 9-11 have wanted this war for a long time. Did anyone think they would just let us walk away?

I wish I could say I was wrong. Maybe people should really start listening to me.

@Matt_Bracken48 Indeed, what was the obliteration of Lidice compared with the destruction of Gaza and now Lebanon?

Reprisal Policies and Operations: Compare and contrast reprisal operations in the IDF today, with Hitler's Nazis during WW2. I asked Grok for some basic information. For context, the My Lai Massacre was an unauthorized reprisal operation. That is, American troops suffered from booby traps and snipers in a given area, so they massacred over 350 unarmed local civilians as a reprisal. But this was not the official, announced policy of the US military in Vietnam. It was for sure the official policy under Hitler, and it appears to be today among the IDF. Discuss.

@AnthonyCumia Please don't shoot any bears Anthony, the problem animals are in the city.

Walking the property. .45 on the hip and my buddy Dallas keeping an eye out for any problem wildlife. You can still feel like a free American man in some places around this country. Enjoy it. 🇺🇸

@seethroughit2 It's a self-fulfilling prophecy...

This is also a prominent Jewish theological line pushed by rabbis that says Jews must not rely on any nation, alliance, or human power - only on Hashem The goyim (especially Esau) are unreliable at best and destined for destruction at worst. So Jews should prepare to leave, stay separate, and trust that God will supernaturally protect them while destroying their enemies👀 "Oadiah, an Edomite convert. So believe him when he says these things. It's just one chapter. Read that one chapter. And it speaks entirely of the destruction of Asav and the Western world, Christianity, Western world, led by the United States of America. Okay?" "There is no reconciliation. There is no complete. There's only complete and utter annihilation" "The individuals who come out who leave idolatry and become Noahides. I'm not talking about them. I'm talking about the nations. None of the nations help Israel. That's why the day of vengeance"

@Infamousmbeep Abraham... x.com/Breaking911/st…

@JulianAndreone How can this asshole say that no nation came to their aid 80 years ago?

He keeps saying this. Perhaps time for him to put his money where his mouth is. If he meant this, he wouldn’t be sneaking NDAA Section 219 (fka 224) to merge the U.S./Israeli militaries and IAA Section 622 to codify unconditional U.S./Israeli intelligence sharing.

@VoicesofWW2 I can think of some recent European leaders whose names should be synonyms for "traitor".

The biggest traitor who ever lived is the only man in history whose own name became a dictionary word for "traitor." Vidkun Quisling. What makes it wild is how he started. As a young Norwegian officer in the 1920s he worked famine relief in Russia and actually helped save thousands of starving people. Some called him a humanitarian. He rose to become Norway's Minister of Defense. He had everything. A respected name, a real future. Then he fell in love with fascism. He founded his own Nazi-style party and got almost nowhere with voters, so he went over their heads. In December 1939 he traveled to Berlin and personally met Hitler, and pushed him to invade Norway. He was inviting a foreign army into his own homeland. On April 9, 1940, as German forces poured in, Quisling did something no traitor had ever done so brazenly. He marched into the national radio station, grabbed the microphone, and announced to the entire country that he was now the head of government and that all resistance must stop. A live coup, broadcast over the air, while his countrymen were still fighting and dying against the invaders. Norwegians were so revolted that the word spread across the world almost overnight. Within days British newspapers were using "Quisling" to mean a traitor who sells out his own people. The Times of London ran a piece practically encouraging it. Winston Churchill used it in speeches. By the end of the war it was printed in dictionaries. It still sits there today. But here is the part history books rush past. The Norwegian people fought him without ever firing a shot. Teachers refused to teach his propaganda. When he tried to force them, around a thousand were arrested and shipped to camps in the freezing north, and still they would not bend. The clergy resigned in protest from the state church. And ordinary people started wearing a single paperclip on their collar, a small silent signal that meant we are bound together and you will not divide us. Wearing one could get you arrested. They wore them anyway. Quisling never understood any of it. He truly believed he was Norway's savior. He posed for photographs, signed grand decrees, moved into a mansion. Meanwhile his regime helped round up Norwegian Jews and hand them to the Nazis, many sent to Auschwitz, most never coming home. That blood was on his name too. When Germany collapsed in 1945, Norway arrested him. At his trial he stood there insisting he was a patriot, that everything he did was for his country. The court convicted him of treason and murder. On October 24, 1945, they took him to the old Akershus Fortress in Oslo and executed him by firing squad. He spent his whole life desperate to be remembered as a great man. He got his immortality. Every dictionary on earth still carries his name. Just not as a hero. As the definition of a traitor.

@MilitaryTimes That's quite a story. I guess the French Foreign Legion doesn't ask too many questions.

A former U.S. Army soldier convicted of rape, desertion and indecent assualt was arrested in Spain nearly 30 years after fleeing his unit in Germany. militarytimes.com/news/your-mili…

@Forstler1 Schöne Aufnahmen!

17. Juni. Heute jährt sich der Volksaufstand in der DDR. Ich hab damals noch nicht gelebt. Meine Mutter sagte aber später, mein Vater, damals Maschinenarbeiter, hätte riesiges Glück gehabt, er musste krank zu Hause bleiben und kam deshalb um den Aufstand herum. Es müssen üble Dinge passiert sein, so dass meine Mutter noch jahrelang erleichtert darüber sprach. Knapp 30 Jahre vergingen, die DDR fiel in eine lange Agoniephase. Das Bild links, das ich im April 1981 aufnahm, zeigt schlaglichtartig die DDR. Die junge Mutti in ihrem typischen DDR-Kinderwagen, das Haus dahinter aufgegeben. Die lange Geschichte des Hauses ist noch zu sehen, aber es wird abgerissen werden und stattdessen eine riesige Wohnmaschine, Plattenbau, hingesetzt. Noch besser zeigt das rechte Bild die Situation. Das Haus ist hinüber. An der Tür hängt ein Schild "Betreten verboten". Irgendwelche Witzbolde haben eine DDR-Fahne und das Staatsemblem angebracht. Das war früher, als das Haus bewohnt war, mit Sicherheit nicht da. Eine typische DDR-Aktion, subtiler kritischer Humor. Jeder, der vorbeiging, lächelte und wusste, was die Aussage war. Aber niemand meldete das oder machte die Fahne und das Emblem ab. Ein stille Zumstimmung. Es dauerte noch 8 Jahre, dann war der Sozialismus vorbei. Es kamen richtig gute Jahre. Und heute?

"Life is a garden, not a road. We enter and exit through the same gate. Wandering, where we go matters less than what we notice." -Kurt Vonnegut.

@CCrowley100 That looks like William Pierce and his cat.

West Berlin, Kranzler Eck, 11 September 1959. I post photographs taken on my many Berlin visits in the 1950s and 1960s. 180 unique historic street images of East and West Berlin are in my book "Berlin in the Cold War" (Amberley Publishing). #Berlin

12. SS-Panzerdivision Sd.Kfz. 251 half-tracks loaned to the decimated remnants of the Légion Wallonie for a parade in Charleroi led by Léon Degrelle on April 1st 1944 The unit had lost more than half of its men during the Battle of Korsun-Cherkassy in Ukraine

Sean Connery outside his West Hampstead home in 1961 with his brand new Porsche 356 (having just signed his deal with EON to play 007).