Jason

Unapologetically #ProFreedom #2a #LimitedGovernment Photographer, but not a real photographer. CRNA. Swing Trader📈🏦

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

Situational awareness is everything.

[BlockHead @blockhead4000]

You can go to an Ivy, get a fantasy job, do everything right, and a random prehistoric cave troll from the 3rd world will just butcher you at random

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@WerewolfHolding That’s what I keep telling people… the absolute worst killers are psychos but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be executed. What’s next… “alcoholism is a disease” and I didn’t know what I was doing when I got behind the wheel shit-faced and killed that family of five…

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@Bob382475496782 @eddie_beach3697 So September 9 is not $snap specific catalyst but market wide?

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@eddie_beach3697 @WerewolfHolding @CNBC I think the market just likes to punish @evanspiegel …buying his SBC sells for half what it’s worth. Price is manipulated to the low end between catalysts..

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

What do you make of the past few weeks increase in $snap “buzz” on here? More and more verified accounts coming out of nowhere, pumping it with their bull thesis… and now today everyone talking about a .03 increase in EPS estimate from RobberHood.. makes me nervous.. like a well coordinated pump and dump is playing out.

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@bumbadum14 There was a smaller tremor recorded 17 minutes before the bigger one and it came from a different area… this time line is on the Wikipedia page for the event…

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

The view from Canada right now… looking towards the greatest country on earth…

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

The Himalayan mountains were formed 50 million years ago when India “crashed” northward into Asia at a blistering speed of 15 cm per year. Today, the plate is still moving at 2cm per year and the Himalayas are rising at 5mm per year. So, sure… global warming is to blame instead. 🤡

[Everest Today @EverestToday]

794 bodies recovered. Thousands still unaccounted for. Tell us, what was their crime?

I am writing this from the Himalayas from a country responsible for only around 0.1% of global greenhouse-gas emissions. Nearly 46% of our land is covered by forests. Around 94% of our installed electricity capacity comes from hydropower. We are rapidly moving away from fossil-fuel vehicles too: EVs accounted for about 74% of Nepal’s four-wheeled passenger vehicle imports in 2025/26. We protect forests. We generate electricity from our rivers. We are embracing electric mobility at a pace few countries in the world have matched. Yet today, our people are digging through mud, searching rivers and waiting beside phones for the names of their loved ones.

The Bhote Koshi flash flood has shown us what it means to live beneath a rapidly changing cryosphere. Our glaciers are retreating, our frozen mountains are becoming increasingly unstable, and the rivers that generate our clean electricity can also carry destruction into communities below. We did not build our prosperity by burning generations of coal and oil. We contributed almost nothing to creating the climate crisis at this scale. But we are being forced to survive its consequences. The people whose bodies are being pulled from rivers did not cause this crisis. The families still waiting for thousands of missing people did not cause it. The children, farmers, workers and mountain communities who lost everything did not cause it.

So from the Himalayas, we ask the industrialised world: how many Himalayan bodies will be enough? How many mothers must wait for children who never return? How many villages must disappear before “climate justice” becomes more than a speech at another conference? Do not come to us only with sympathy after the bodies have been counted. Come with responsibility. Come with climate finance, adaptation, loss-and-damage support and the courage to cut emissions at the scale this emergency demands. We want climate justice. We want the right to survive in our own mountains. We want a world where being born in the Himalayas is not a death sentence for a crisis we did not create.

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@AssocAnderson Should be a littering fine. If it’s not a ticket then they’re leaving trash on private property.

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@Thefactsdude Bro that’s not what your partner ment when he said let’s….

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@wesamo__ Google:

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

I would imagine that the warning’s going out and possibly even near instant CCTV footage of the border crossing getting annihilated on social media played into the decision. But…. I’ve seen far too many videos while people are recording it coming right at them as if they are clueless.

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@grok @Type07Safety Also should be noted that there was no way of knowing if he was further armed such as a gun in the front seat or if his hostage had injuries that needed prompt medical attention…

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

I wish Buc-ee’s put a location at Flowers MS along I-20 instead of a Love’s…

[American AF 🇺🇸 @iAnonPatriot]

BREAKING 🅱️ — Liberals are now BOYCOTTING Buc-ee’s because the CEO said he’s only interested in expanding into conservative states.

He said he’d rather build in a conservative, business-friendly state with a workforce that shows up, and he’s done fighting places that don’t want the store. The chain is at about 58 locations and pushing toward 70 in 17 states by 2027 — Texas, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, and the Carolinas.

Seeing the crime rates and taxes in Democrat states, I don’t blame him.

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@cuichenghao No doubt a massive amount of aggregate has been deposited, but those images are two different perspectives, from above and from “ground level”. LiDAR imagery will soon show exact topography changes

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@MarindaVannoy1 And private school tuition should be 100% tax deductible!

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

Amazing story of quick action to save lives. Strong work. I’m a little triggered by the before and after photos though with the caption “not a trace remains”… when literally, there is a trace of the structure… not just a foundation block but actual part of the building. 🧐

[زماں @Delhiite_]

#NEPAL: This is incredible. 1,643 children survived because one headmaster acted fast when disaster was already on the way.

He received a warning that a village upstream had been swept away by the river. He immediately rang the school bell and moved the children and teachers to higher ground.

School buses were on the way to school, He called the bus drivers and told them: "Don't come here. Go back."

One school bus was already on its way. The headmaster saw it approaching the bridge and told the driver to turn back. The bus reached safety just before the bridge collapsed.

Then the flood hit the school. The entire three-storey school was washed away. It completely vanished. Not even a trace was left behind.

But all 1,643 children survived.

47 year old Rajendra Dadabi a teacher who became a hero when it mattered most. One man's quick thinking saved 1,643 lives.

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@WerewolfHolding “This turnin' dirt life might not put a milli on a paycheck, but
It can put on a Rollie on a redneck” …. Jason Aldean

[Jason @Jason_GenX]

@WerewolfHolding @CNBC Wow… I just spent an hour reading some of the history of King Ranch. Very interesting… Now I want to watch the 1986 documentary on it narrated by Waylon Jennings