@FmrRepMTG Could you imagine if any Democrat was president right now(or a R for that matter) what Trump would be saying about energy prices right now? You know what he'd be saying because you leave in reality.
Thank you for (finally) addressing my actual argument, @michaelshermer. Unfortunately, your response is more like an example of my thesis (advancing fallacious arguments to resolve cognitive dissonance) than it is a refutation of any premise.
I proposed the existence of a powerful force (PF) that appears to act with impunity within the U.S. You demand that I name names, and you suggest I would be laughed out of the Grand Jury chamber if I refused.
What a strange leap. I’m making a logical argument for seeking to identify perpetrators. You want to impose a legal standard from the stage when *the state* has not only identified suspects, but believes it has a strong enough case to prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
You’re a smart man. You know that doesn’t make sense. Many crimes are evident before perpetrators can be identified, let alone prosecuted. That’s why we have investigations. Obviously.
Bill Gates once came to Giga Texas and told Elon that a long-range electric semi truck was impossible and it doesn't work
Elon’s response was:
“We literally have them. Drive one yourself. Pepsi is using them right now”
Bill Gates still kept insisting:
“No, it doesn’t work”
And this is the funniest part 😂
Elon asked him what exactly about the engineering made the Tesla Semi “impossible”
Gates couldn’t really explain the engineering behind his claim
Fast forward to today:
• Tesla Semi production has started
• 500-mile estimated range
• Einride plans to add 500 Semis
• 330+ Semis are already reserved around one California charging depot
• Tesla is rapidly expanding Megacharging infrastructure
• And Semi is now moving toward Europe
Elon literally built the entire truck and proved it in the real world
Imagine being that confidently wrong about the technology while still getting treated as a climate expert 🤡
Well this is interesting. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang suggest AI firms could be seeking liability protections for harms their products may cause.
“Go and read between the lines. They're actually not asking for more laws. They're asking to be relieved of the laws we do have, and I I think that that's a problem.”
Well done Tommy. He is exactly right. Imagine being a student of journalism and doing absolutely no journalism before you show up to report on something. I don’t blame that young man who seems very decent, I blame the people indoctrinating him instead of teaching real journalism. Do your homework.
Here is something I wrote they may find helpful:
Without integrity and basic principles that protect us from our own opinions and bias, journalism is reduced to a tool of information warfare and little more. Out of the ashes, propaganda and disinformation rise to dominate the media landscape, bury the truth and threaten us all. Here is something that may help every aspiring or independent or working journalist:
The Ten Commandments of Real Journalism:
1) Journalists are not lawyers in a court of law trying to prove a case or activists campaigning for a cause. Our job is to seek the truth no matter what and follow the facts wherever they lead us regardless of political outcomes or consequences.
2) It is not the role of a journalist to decide what people should think. Our duty is to search for the whole truth and communicate accurately and honestly so the audience or reader can make up their own mind.
3) Thou shalt not mislead, deceive or lie…to yourself or to the public.
4) Question everything. Only the truth stands up to questioning.
5) Two first-hand sources are the holy grail - always better than indirect or single bsources.
6) Be as skeptical of those you like and agree with as you are of those you neither like nor trust.
7) Opinion and analysis have a worthy place in journalism but are not fact and should not be presented as such.
8) Never underestimate the audience. People are not dumb - despite what many in the media think and lack of familiarity with a subject should not be confused with stupidity.
9) Be honest with yourself and aware of your own bias. No one is immune.
10) Anonymity has an important place in protecting sources for valid reasons. It should not be used as cover for political, corrupt or nefarious purposes and it is up to us to be the guardians of our craft.
Rep. Thomas Massie: “We didn’t get out of Covid because we have strong leaders.”
“We got out of Covid because some of you said: I’m not gonna comply.”
“If just like 5 or 10% of us do not comply … the system will fall apart.”
“Do that wherever you can.”
“Your finances.”
“How your kids get educated.”
“Where you buy your food.”
Non-compliance is one of the strongest tools that the health freedom movement has.
We’re winning huge victories and making historic progress at the state and local level in getting medical mandates outlawed.
In 2025, our Founder and President Leslie Manookian got almost all medical mandates banned in Idaho with the Idaho Medical Freedom Act.
Including vaccines.
Now, we’re leading the Medical Freedom Act Coalition alongside Stand for Health Freedom and over a dozen more MAHA/health freedom organizations to get that law passed in as many states as possible.
But tens of millions of Americans live under state governments that vehemently oppose your right to health freedom.
And as we saw during Covid, the federal government will do everything they can to scare you and push you into compliance.
Those who refused are the reason we finally ended the era of lockdowns and mandates.
@RepThomasMassie@RonPaulInstitut
But that's exactly what @BarackObama did.
— Oct. 22, 2009: Treasury planned to make "pay czar" Kenneth Feinberg available to every network pool member except Fox.
— The Washington bureau chiefs of ABC, CBS, CNN & NBC said they wouldn't interview Feinberg if Fox was shut out, noting it broke pool rules. The administration relented.
— This came amid the broader feud, with Anita Dunn saying "we're not going to legitimize them as a news organization."
— At the time, Treasury called it "much ado about absolutely nothing" & denied any plot.
— In 2011, Judicial Watch FOIA'd emails showing otherwise: White House broadcast media director Dag Vega wrote Treasury that they'd prefer Fox be skipped, & Josh Earnest wrote that they'd shown their willingness & ability to exclude Fox from significant interviews. @jrpsaki called Bret Baier a "lunatic" & joked about putting dead fish in the Fox cubby.
He also spent most of his presidency complaining about Fox News, saying they're bad for the country, likening them to terrorists, etc.
Get Trumps dick out of your mouth.
He campaigned one way, had EVERY opportunity to be the best comeback political story ever and became the biggest joke of all time.
As far as you remembering Americans who stood on what was actually better for the country?
Good. We didn’t just eat dick like you all did/are and are worthy of remembrance.
You on the other hand…
Would get a jab and wear a mask if Trump said so.
Oh, he did that too. 😂😂😂
In late 2024, Charlie Kirk asked me to appear on his show to discuss, among other things, what he called "the uniparty's" obsessive drive to censor Americans' speech in order to protect Israel.
It's hard to imagine today's "Charlie Kirk Show" airing any of this.
Remember when CNN ran a completely staged, fake story about its reporter finding and freeing an innocent man from one of Assad's Syrian prisons? That was awesome.
Confirmed fake story. Terrible acting too.
This is CNN.