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Am I the only one who thinks of Palmetto State Armory when they see ‘PSA’ rather than ‘public service announcement’?

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Looks like Kjirstin decided to grace us with a look at some activity going on at HQ...equipment being moved in? Possibly the new Hyperion units? 🤷 $HGRAF $HG

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🚨 BREAKING: The former SOCOM employee arrested for leaking classified secrets to “journalists” has been identified as Courtney Williams, a US Army veteran Give her the MAXIMUM penalty. Putting our troops’ lives at risk should be met HARSH punishments!

@GunloverClub1 The Feench are fucking stupid for this exercise! Ugh

The French Elite Forces showcasing their precision by firing live rounds past a human participant to hit a small target. Imagine your job for the day is sitting perfectly still while an elite sniper uses a target next to your ear for practice. Hard pass.

Eddie Gallagher. Navy SEAL Chief. Nearly 20 years of service, 15 of them in the SEAL teams, eight combat deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Africa. He graduated from Marine Corps Scout Sniper School, earned multiple decorations for valor including two Bronze Stars , and led his platoon during the battle for Mosul against ISIS. In 2018 he was charged with war crimes by members of his own platoon. In 2019 a military jury acquitted him of all major charges, and with help from President Donald Trump his rank and trident was restored.

A worthwhile read

@SamaHoole @TheRealkingofLA @grok, is this the true history of Crisco?

In 1907 a German chemist called Edwin Kayser walked into the offices of Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati with a patent and a proposition. The patent described a process for taking liquid cottonseed oil, bubbling hydrogen through it under pressure in the presence of a nickel catalyst, and producing a solid white substance with a long shelf life and no particular flavour. Procter & Gamble bought it immediately. They were not a food company. They were a soap company. Their interest in hardened cottonseed oil was that it could be turned into soap more cheaply than tallow, and tallow prices were rising. The hardened cottonseed oil made excellent soap. It also, the chemists noted, looked exactly like lard. It is worth pausing to remember what cottonseed oil actually was. For most of the nineteenth century, cotton seeds were industrial waste. The oil pressed from them was dark, foul, and used primarily in the manufacture of explosives, dyes, and roofing tar. Improvements in bleaching in the 1880s made it palatable enough to use as an adulterant in olive oil. Its chief virtue was that it was nearly tasteless and very, very cheap. Procter & Gamble looked at the hardened cottonseed oil sitting in their soap factory, looked at the lard market, and made a decision. They needed a name. They tried Krispo. Trademark conflict. They tried Cryst. Someone in management noted, delicately, the religious connotations. They settled on Crisco, derived from CRYStallised Cottonseed Oil, and launched it in June 1911 with one of the first modern advertising campaigns in American history. The campaign did not mention cottonseed. It mentioned purity. It mentioned modernity. It mentioned the marvel of factory production over the messy, old-fashioned business of rendering animal fat at home. It distributed free cookbooks containing six hundred and fifteen recipes, every single one of which called for Crisco. It paid railways to use Crisco in their dining cars. It targeted Jewish households on the basis that Crisco was kosher in a way lard could never be. By 1916, Americans were buying sixty million cans of Crisco a year. Three cans for every family in the country. Within one generation, lard had gone from the standard cooking fat in nearly every American kitchen to an old-fashioned ingredient your grandmother used. There was no health data driving this. There was an advertising budget and a soap company that had accidentally invented a food. The trans fats produced by partial hydrogenation, eventually banned in 2018 after killing an unknowable number of people, would not be flagged as a problem for another seventy years. The cottonseed oil itself, now joined on the shelf by soy and corn and canola and sunflower, is still the dominant cooking fat in the developed world. It is in your salad dressing. It is in the fryer at every restaurant you have ever eaten in that did not specifically advertise otherwise. It is the default. It started as soap. Then it was looking for something to do. Now it's the most-consumed fat in the Western diet, and the lard that built the American kitchen for two hundred years before it is the thing people are nervous about putting in their pastry. The marketing worked. It has not stopped working.

@garysavage1 Yep

More confirmation that the bottom is in for metals and stocks. Just another in a very very long line of "I told you so's". Folks, bull markets make higher highs. Grasp this concept and you won't have to worry about timing perfect entries. Every long position will be a winning trade. You have till the end of April if you want to get on board the SMT and start making life changing profits for the duration of this bull. The SMT will be closing to new subscriptions at the end of April. smartmoneytrackerpremium.com

@TheApeOfGoldST Getting green candles on all my miners. However, volume is still below average, so piling in is still not happening. Wait for it this week as federal market data gets released, with CPI data on Friday. Big hockey stick moves when Trump decides to move on Kharg Island!

A simply rule in the mining space. Never chase POP opens. And never panic sell massive drop opens. You always get better entries later during the day and you always get better exits later during the day. I deployed some cash just now with stocks 1-3%+ instead of their 10-15%+ opens.

@AWRHawkins Fav rounds for hog hunting in order, 6.5 CM, 308, .223, 6.5 grendel, 22lr all set up with either thermal or IR

Favorite round for hog hunting? I'll go first: 6.5 Creedmoor.

@WeaponsVault Nothing is offensive when anyone buys a gun, any style, in any caliber! LFG @2ndAmendment

Is this offensive?

My team and I have been doing an absolute massive pile of work to understand turbostratic fractal graphene. I’m not gonna get into all the details publicly. We have developed significant proprietary information with our modelling and detailed analysis of all public and some private data on ALL graphene’s. What I can say with confidence is that I’m of the opinion that it’s a waste of time and money to invest in trying to work with graphene’s that are not Turbostratic fractal and 100% sp2 bonding. (Unless working with single atom layer flat sheets like very few are making for quantum computer and advanced highly specific applications) For nearly all other applications Hydrograph’s graphene will greatly the results that can be achieved. Often not just a little better either often blowing away or simply doing things that other graphene’s can’t do. If you’re reading this and want to help your company evolve and survive in the nano material nano engineering world of tomorrow, feel free to reach out to DM’a open. We are actively forming partnerships

@pronounced_kyle Nah, lesson is investment in CAT, these guys will be contracting for repairs at best, and replacement at worst

Okay, yeah, maybe OSHA was a good idea after all.

@GoldForecast SU

I see 3X baggers in the gold juniors and no baggers in the oil space.😄

@MAC_Arms Put him up against a Filipino knife fighter anyday

You can tell he desperately wants to dance on that pole.