Bo Jangles

Life adventurer, Lubertarian, Traveller, Sailor & AC tragic, Sportlovin' Grandfather & Political dog chaser

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

I x’d over to the Open 🏆

[Nick 🇨🇦 @Nick28T]

I’m so lost with F1. I love the sport, I love motorsports in general, I love who is winning… BUT I cant bare to watch these races anymore, it’s so bad.

- they don’t show speeds or battery stats
- the cars are slow and boring
- it’s all about batteries and software
- driver skill is at a minimum in terms of their effects on the race

I mean I went outside and watered my garden mid way through the race at Spa today, I was that bored.

Anyone else feeling this way about current #F1? 😔

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

Where’s Paavy on this?

[Flushing It @flushingitgolf]

The on course commentator on Sky said she’d never seen a ball that far offline after Scottie Scheffler pulled it on 17 and it was “behind” the hospitality. The R&A rules officials then gave him free relief from hospitality even though they couldn’t find his ball. He made birdie.

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

Fair-weather Rubio 🌧️⚓️

[ANDRÉS.Cu @AndresB_Cu]

Ha sido católico, mormón, bautista, anti-Trump, pro-Trump, pro-inmigrante, anti-inmigrante, anti-guerra de Irán, pro-guerra de Irán...

Este hombre no tiene identidad más allá del oportunismo.

Este hombre es @marcorubio y es una vergüenza.

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

Pair the Claret Jug with the Olde Mug in Aotearoa ✨🏆 https://t.co/sFzNHc6s2p

[Ikkyu Sojun @ConciousLabRat]

US officials “suspect” China or Russia are feeding Iran targeting data?

How convenient.

After years of claiming Iranian weapons are primitive, they suddenly hit sensitive sites with precision that exposes every US base as a sitting duck.

Iran’s own geography, satellites, drones, and missile tech honed by necessity are more than enough.

Multipolar powers sharing intel against a common threat isn’t conspiracy.

It’s strategy.

America’s real problem isn’t foreign help but it’s the decision to confront an adversary it spent decades underestimating.

The precision strikes speak for themselves and excuses are irrelevant.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

pH 1.5. That is your stomach, and the only other animals down there eat things that have been dead for days.

Everyone wants to argue about teeth. Teeth are on the outside, where a campaigner can point at them. The stomach is filed in a 2015 review nobody handing out leaflets has ever read.

So read it. Scientists pulled gastric pH from 68 species of birds and mammals and sorted them by diet. Mean pH by group:

- Obligate scavengers, the carrion specialists: 1.3
- Humans: 1.5
- Facultative scavengers: 1.8
- Generalist carnivores: 2.2
- Omnivores: 2.9
- Fish and insect eaters: 3.6
- Herbivores: 4.1 to 6.1
- Every other primate alive: 3.0 or higher

pH runs on a log scale, so 1.5 against 3.0 is roughly thirty times the acidity. You are carrying an acid bath no other ape comes close to, and your only company is the vulture and the hyena, the animals built to eat the dead without dying.

That filter is expensive to maintain. Evolution does not issue a scavenger's stomach to a fruit eater for a hobby. It issues it to kill what is living inside meat that would put other animals in the ground.

You have the stomach of a vulture and the dietary opinions of a rabbit.

Have the steak. Bring the teeth.

[Books Behind Borders @MHTruthUltra]

All this to stop a nuke that didn't exist and open a Strait that wasn't closed

[Peter Cronau @PeterCronau]

When the China war starts…

“Albo and Wong and Marles, they will have little time to consider the costs of their ‘full knowledge and concurrence’ embrace with the United States.

“They’ll most likely give the nod to orders for some Australian military responses, and then sit wide-eyed and stupefied at what they knowingly let happen, as US bases along with unlucky nearby towns around Australia are turned to dust.”

THE MYTH OF A 'JOINT' PINE GAP https://t.co/FjoQDGe2zk

[Garland Nixon @TheGarlandNixon]

So.. now that Americans are living in their cars and the billionaire oligarchs are sailing 500 ft yachts.. Blame communism, China, and Putin. But definitely NOT Congress, Wall Street, or their corporate puppet masters.

[Brian GnOsIs 🍉🇬🇧 @SoggyBiscuitBri]

@apocalypseos @LarrySonar21 Zulfiqar Ali continues to shill Pakistan and the money hungry Zionist prostitutes Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif as if they are master diplomats of an upcoming power in West Asia.
Fcuk off and Free Imran Khan.

[Hypercube Semiconductors @HelloHypercube]

@apocalypseos @LarrySonar21 2027 will be different. No fuel, no money but borrow anyway and Mad Max it all. Absolute impoverished state of Amrikkkaaahahha. Now lopping missiles and bombs hundreds of miles from Iran and fleeing like the chickens they are.

[🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉 @apocalypseos]

Larry Johnson (@LarrySonar21): Right now, the Iranians have the advantage. They only have to hit a total of nine targets over and over and over in order to force the United States to abandon its presence in the Persian Gulf: the two bases in Kuwait, the Fifth Fleet headquarters in the airfield in Bahrain, Al Udeid Air Force Base in Qatar, Al Dhafra Air base in the United Arab Emirates, and Prince Hassan and Muwaffaq Salti air bases in Jordan.

If Iran basically destroys those bases, makes them uninhabitable and unusable, the reality is the only thing left for the United States is to withdraw its combat air forces into Israel. And then, all of a sudden, Israel is in the trick box.

Now Iran is using third-generation Beidou targeting. Beidou is the global positioning satellite system, the Chinese replacement for GPS. And the West has expressed surprise, shock, and alarm over the accuracy of the Iranian missiles.

Can you point to me one damn agreement anywhere that the United States has made with Russia, China, or Iran that it has not broken? You cannot. The United States, as Sergey Lavrov has frequently said, is agreement-incapable.

[Ebrahim Zolfaghari ⚙️ @IranianWarF]

Iranian Navy:
Our permission is required to pass through the strait, not some idiot's tweets.

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

Notice to Australasia 👺

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Petit message à tous les politiques qui pensent encore à leur carrière sur le long terme.

L’abondance via l’IA et la robotique arrive. Vite. Il n’est pas impossible — et même de plus en plus probable — que notre expérience de vie s’allonge et s’approfondisse de manière spectaculaire dans les années qui viennent.

Des décennies supplémentaires de santé, de création, de vrai kiff.

Vous le savez. Vous le sentez tous.
Ce système que vous défendez encore, par habitude, par calcul ou par peur, est profondément injuste et corrompu.

Il ne produit plus que de la rareté artificielle, du mensonge organisé et de la contrainte.

Vous le voyez chaque jour.

Alors pourquoi vous y accrochez-vous
comme si c’était votre seule issue ?

Sacrifier 30, 50 ou 100 ans de vraie vie abondante pour maintenir quelques mois ou quelques années de statut et de petits fours à l’Élysée… ce n’est pas de la stratégie. C’est du court-termisme existentiel.

Les mauvaises idées finissent toujours par se retourner contre ceux qui les portent. L’histoire est sans pitié pour ceux qui ont choisi de défendre l’ancien ordre au moment précis où tout basculait.

Les compromissions d’aujourd’hui deviennent les erreurs irréparables de demain.

Mais il est encore temps.

Le vent tourne. Le sens de l’histoire est clair : plus de liberté, plus d’abondance, plus de vie. Pas plus de contrôle, pas plus de rareté fabriquée.

Vous avez le choix.

Arrêtez de défendre un monde qui s’effondre.

Alignez-vous avec celui qui arrive.

C’est, de très loin, le move le plus intelligent que vous puissiez faire aujourd’hui — pour votre carrière, et pour le reste de votre vie.

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

Same obfuscation used by Bowen on his ☀️/🌧️

[AndrewinHK @AndrewinH70355]

@PeterDClack Aidan Morrison explained that the project just makes sense at $2 billion, so if they'd presented the real cost it would never have proceeded.
The transmission assets that should have been included, were excluded, because they would have buried the whole thing
abandon it ASAP.

[Bo Jangles @BoJangular]

Correction: ‘Twas Israel

[Wayne Waldrop @WayneWaldropW]

I can't believe China:

- stole Nuclear triggers from the United States
- sent mail bombs to President Truman
- had spies acting as "art students" at the Twin Towers
- attacked the USS Liberty
- bombed Egypt and blamed Muslims in a false flag operation
- pushed back against JFK over Nuclear site inspections
- donated over $230 million to Donald Trump in the 2024 election
- donates to over 94% of U.S. congress
- pays Conservative influencers to push their Hasbara
- spent $32 million to primary Thomas Massie
- put out hit pieces against Charlie Kirk for platforming "anti-China" voices
- had ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Hey @grok. Can you please fact check this? Did China do these things?

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

9.1 per cent.

That was the linoleic acid content of the average American's body fat in 1959.

By 2008 it was 21.5 per cent, and that is not a statistic about diet. That is a statistic about the material you are built from.

Linoleic acid is fragile. It is the fat that goes rancid, which is a polite word for reacting with oxygen and breaking apart into aldehydes. Put it in a bottle on a warm shelf and it degrades. Put it in a human being at 37 degrees, surrounded by oxygen, for years, and the chemistry does not change its mind because it is inside you now.

So it goes into your cell membranes and makes them easier to oxidise. It goes into your mitochondrial membranes, which is where you make your energy, and it makes those easier to oxidise too. It goes into your LDL, where the oxidised versions of it turn up in arterial plaque, which is worth sitting with for a minute given what you were told to remove from your diet to protect your arteries. And it sits in your fat stores, quietly, for years, until you diet and release the whole warehouse back into circulation at once.

Your body fat is not something you inherited. It is a record of what you cooked in, written slowly, in your own tissue, in a hand you cannot read.

A butcher looks at marbling and tells you what the animal was fed.

Someone could do the same with you.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Here is the truth that American power needs you never to fully believe:

They are not invincible.

They are very powerful. This is real. Don't be stupid about it. The power is real, it has consequences, and dismissing it entirely is its own kind of naivety.

But invincible is different from powerful.

Invincible means there is no path. Means resistance is irrational. Means the correct response to their pressure is capitulation.

They are not invincible.

Vietnam proved it.

And the proof is not just military.

The proof is deeper.

An empire that has to spend this much, in money, in propaganda, in institutional energy, in cultural production, in political capital, simply to maintain the belief that it is invincible, is already telling you something important about itself.

Truly invincible powers don't need to work this hard at the psychology.

The performance of invincibility is the tell.

Watch what they do when countries say no.

Watch the panic underneath the punishment.

Watch how many tools they have to deploy just to make one small country comply.

That is not the behavior of something that cannot be beaten.

That is the behavior of something that has been beaten before and is terrified of it happening again.

They are terrified.

They should be.

We already showed them why.

[Afshin Rattansi @afshinrattansi]

China’s🇨🇳 Foreign Ministry TORCHES the US🇺🇸 over Cuba🇨🇺 blockade:

‘The US’ 60+ years of full blockade and illicit sanctions have brought profound suffering to the Cuban people.

The US needs to heed the call for justice from the international community, stop its blockade, coercion and pressuring against Cuba AT ONCE, and stop violating the Cuban people's rights to survival and development.’

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Le CEO de J.P. Morgan a récemment déclaré qu’Elon Musk était l’Einstein du XXIe siècle. Je suis assez d’accord avec lui.

Imagine Einstein en 1905 : il pose les bases de la relativité, une révolution totale. Et pourtant… il faut attendre près de 20 ans pour que le monde entier le reconnaisse comme la superstar qu’il était. Le temps que les idées infusent, que les résistances tombent, que la preuve devienne irréfutable.

On vit exactement la même chose avec Elon.

Il ne se contente pas d’innover. Il redéfinit les standards sur absolument tout : la façon dont on manage une société, la manière dont un État devrait être gouverné, la recherche et l’académisme qu’il a rendu obsolètes (coincés dans un modèle lent, bureaucratique et déconnecté), et surtout l’éducation. Il a compris que l’enfant n’a pas besoin qu’on le pousse pour passer des heures sur un jeu vidéo. Il faut que l’apprentissage soit aussi captivant, aussi fluide, aussi addictif qu’un bon game. C’est en connectant ces deux mondes qu’on libère le potentiel humain.

Avec SpaceX, il a redessiné l’avenir de l’humanité dans l’espace. Avec Tesla, Neuralink, xAI, il aligne l’énergie, l’intelligence et la conscience sur une trajectoire d’abondance. Pour la première fois, un homme a la capacité d’exécuter sa vision sans intermédiaires. Pas de comités, pas de lobbies, pas de dilutions. Juste du premier principe, du risque assumé et une exécution implacable.

Dans 15-20 ans, quand le globalisme et le wokisme seront relégués aux oubliettes de l’histoire, on verra clairement ce qu’il représente : le personnage historique du XXIe siècle. Celui qui a fait basculer l’humanité d’une ère de déclin moral et bureaucratique vers une ère de conquête, de vérité et de construction massive.

Les bâtisseurs gagnent toujours.
Et on a la chance de vivre à l’époque où l’un des plus grands est en train d’écrire le chapitre le plus exaltant.

Et au travail. 🚀