Abi bengel

Pragmatism, not Idealism

[Bridget Phetasy @BridgetPhetasy]

It's absolutely crazy to me that 9/11 isn't a national day of mourning.

[Toby Rogers @uTobian]

Every step was designed to inflict maximum harm:
• Splicing HIV into a coronavirus.
• Blocking access to hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.
• Removing NAC from Amazon and supermarket shelves.
• No early treatment.
• Ventilators that killed 90% of patients.
• Seeding nursing homes with Covid+ patients.
• Blanket Do-Not-Resuscitate orders for the disabled.
• "15 days to flatten the curve" that slowed the rate of natural immunity.
• Closing schools for two years.
• Masks that reduced oxygen.
• Shutting down gyms.
• Keeping liquor stores open.
• Closing hiking trails and parks thus preventing people from getting vitamin D.
• Remdesivir and Paxlovid that are expensive, useless, and deadly.
• The most toxic and deadly vaccines in history on a new platform that will never work.
• Billions of dollars spent on propaganda to convince people to accept every step of this nefarious plan.
• Firings, censorship, and blacklisting of critical thinkers.

Covid is a world war, launched by the ruling class, against humanity.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Terrible

[Tania H.-A Voice for the Voiceless @TaniaHop3]

Look 👀 @TheEXECUTlONER_ @_DOGPOOL_ @ballsdeepindoge @RealPaulMueller this dog 🐕 Freybug adopted 4 months ago HEALTHY, returned as a WALKING SKELETON 🩻. PLEASE HELP 💔😭 he’s going to be KILLED @NYCACC Look 👀 at those pleading eyes 😭

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@Puppieslover

[Skscartoon @skscartoon]

Judicial activism is a major threat to the western society.

[Guy Swann @TheGuySwann]

It's an absolute absurdity that Pelosi isn't in prison for fraud and insider trading. And that our politicians who make a couple $100K a year are all worth tens of millions because they explicitly defraud the public to rob them of investment money through political manipulation.

It's theft. Outright and clear theft. In fact they likely *vote bills into law* BECAUSE they are great trading opportunities. There is a 0% chance that this doesn't happen constantly with such a huge incentive to do so.

[Dr. Dennis Walker @drdenwalker]

Over the skies, Williamsburg, Virginia. Nothing about this is natural.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@simon_ree You’ve called this just about perfectly from day one, and those of us that listened are grateful. Thank you Simon.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@data168 I think UAN is the major producer of nitrogen fertilizers (oil and gas dependent). Potash/mined fertilizers are much less exposed. Might explain UAN’s outperformance.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@BergMilton Very helpful note for retail subscribers with cash on the sidelines. Thank you.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@duediligenceguy Mr Tiggre, you are the rare voice of reason in a chaotic world.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@GreenPlusAnE @merlinscapital @Grok, What is a useful idiot?

[Jammles @jammles9]

@DataRepublican This!!!

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@BreannaMorello Of course. They want to capture those votes while the children are still under the influence of their extreme left “educators”.

[The Long View @HayekAndKeynes]

Congress needs to exercise its power to reign in a broken legislative system and ensure stability in the rule of law and balance of power
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As we just witnessed yesterday, we regularly see a bizarre tension between district courts and the executive branch that was never envisioned by the framers. Random district judges now override presidential policy with powers nowhere mentioned in the Constitution.

The framers designed a lean system: 19 federal judges for 13 districts, focused on resolving local disputes—not national policymaking. Today, there are over 867 Article III judges—representing a 45-fold expansion—meant to ensure justice in civil and criminal cases, not to second-guess presidential policy decisions.

With nearly 700 district judges scattered nationwide, it’s all but guaranteed that someone will buy into any legal argument. This isn’t just a technical issue—it turns judicial review into a national lottery: the first judge to rule can single-handedly shut down the executive or legislative branches.

It’s become a farce: losing political parties don’t even bother with policy persuasion. They just find a judge likely to agree and run the case there. This sort of forum shopping wasn’t part of the constitutional design. District courts were never designed to issue nationwide injunctions or block presidential actions—they were meant to resolve individual cases and local disputes.

Congress has the power to fix this mismatch. Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution explicitly grants Congress this power:
“The judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.”
This isn’t a radical idea—it’s a direct constitutional mandate. Congress can limit district court injunctions to regional relief, require three-judge panels for nationwide orders, or send constitutional challenges to presidential actions straight to appellate courts. These reforms wouldn’t end judicial review—they’d ensure that decisions affecting national policy require more than one judge’s opinion.

The goal isn’t to weaken courts but to restore the framers’ vision: local judges handling local disputes, with real checks on executive action decided by more than a single courtroom’s preferences. Congress can—and should—act to restore this constitutional balance.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@NickAdamsinUSA The contributions of my husband and I combined, (factoring a modest 6% annual return over 40 years), totals over 2 million dollars. The interest income alone would be twice what SS pays us, and they kept the 2 million. So yes, we are unhappy.

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

@farmall300 @GovKathyHochul @catturd2 @wendyp4545 Done

[Abi bengel @AbiBengel]

NY prison corrections strike due to extremely hostile and dangerous working conditions, officers stabbed, slashed, sexually assaulted, punched, poisoned, attacked, incidents skyrocketing since HALT act, @GovKathyHochul ignored all pleas and is doubling down on the hostility towards staff. This strike is LEGAL!

[Bobbie Anne Cox @Attorney_Cox]

Kathy Hochul is pitiful.

She cancelled health insurance for over 10,000 Correction Officers, docked pay, & started firing them for protesting unsafe working conditions.

Her HALT Act and other pro-criminal laws are destroying NY.

Watch what CO's deal with daily (volume up) 👇

[13WHAM @13WHAM]

Rhen Beutel was diagnosed with a brain tumor at just 20 months old. She's now left without health insurance after her dad, Josh, who's an officer at Mohawk Correctional Facility, was disciplined for taking part in the statewide prison strike.

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