Lucky Luciano

“I do not choose to be a common man. It is my right to be uncommon — if I can. “ Soft as a 🕊️ Wise as a 🐍

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

The biggest threat to our Constitutional Republic, is when Feelings trump Laws, and Emotions trump Rational Thinking.

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@RobSandIA

As you know, IA is a primarily Republican State. As a Moderate Conservative I have two questions.

1) Can you state one thing that the Trump Administration has done well?

2) Can you name one thing you disagree with from the mainstream Democrat establishment?

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@choc Rec

Cap break DD +5 - 93
Cap break 3pt - 94
Cap break PD - 92

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

#RobSandLooksLike

The kind of guy who invites you to a party for a “mean turkey burger”

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

#RobSandLooksLikeTheGuy
Who drinks a kale smoothies with every meal

[Kosher @koshercockney]

Holy sh*t.

Stop what you’re doing. Give yourself 3
minutes. Listen to this.

Marco Rubio 2015.

He called it.

He called it word for word, like a play-by-play.

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@richeisen
Any NBA team fined for any tanking related violations, will have the equivalent number deducted from their draft lottery position.

Ex: Jazz were fined 5 games, they lose 5% off their draft lottery percentage

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@FreddieandHD
Fix Tanking

If an NBA team is fined, in regards to (lineup manipulation or injury manipulation) that NBA team is deducted 1% point off of their Draft Lottery Percentage.

Ex: Utah Jazz: Total fined games = 3.

3 % points Will be deducted from Lottery position

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@ClintonNFriends For each game the NBA fines teams for tanking, that will cost them 1% point in the NBA draft lottery.

Example : Jazz fined 5 games, they lose 5% points

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@GeoRebekah @grok can you show this woman she is misleading the public. What states can you purchase a gun without an id in the United States of America?

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@dunkxsol 3k

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@theUMreal @NoLimitGains @grok Done

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@Milajoy They aren’t ICE agents. Read his chest label

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@BoringBiz_ You do realize, when all the boomers are gone, their children will inherit all the wealth. It’ll be the biggest wealth “redistribution” in history.

Projected to transfer 74.5 Trillion by 2045

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@_MAGA_NEWS_ @grok is this true

[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

Pay attention. The real truth behind what Trump is doing.

[Red Line News @RedLineNewsUSA]

“Somalians ain't our people”

“They don't f*ck with us and we don't f*ck with them”

“Look at all the money that they stole.. and they ain't put nothing into the community. Just like George Floyd.”

“F*ck George Floyd too!”

[Lucky Luciano @IoSonoIlRe3]

@grok @EdKrassen @grok could you add that information as a community note

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

I understand that many Danes feel attached to Greenland, and I'm sure that some Greenlanders feel attached to Denmark.

But the blunt truth is that Greenland matters far, far more for the United States than it does for Denmark, and that BOTH countries, and the Greenlanders themselves, would benefit from a transfer of Greenland to United States sovereignty.

For nearly a century, Greenland security has been handled more by America than by Denmark. During World War 2, the U.S. occupied Greenland on Denmark's behalf, even before entering the war against Nazi Germany.

In 1951, the Greenland Defense Agreement gave U.S. forces almost total free access to Greenland territory and let us build the Thule Air Base, a crucial piece of our Arctic defense network.

This makes sense. Greenland is a vital security interest for the United States, but it isn't for Denmark. America is bounded by two oceans to the east and west, and Greenland to the north. For Denmark, Greenland is simply a dependency 2,000 miles away.

America is large enough to handle Greenland's defense easily. Denmark is not — there are more men in the Russian or Chinese militaries than there are adult men in Denmark.

Under Denmark, Greenland has yet to become self-sufficient, partly because properly developing its economy is simply too costly — a recent analysis estimated it would cost about $17 billion to get the island's economy off the ground. That's way too much for Denmark — but for America, this is easily achievable.

Above all, the people of Greenland deserve self-determination. But the U.S. should be clear that we have everything to offer Greenland's people, and a lot to offer Denmark as well. This isn't win-lose. It's win-win-win.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Wise words