Kent D ن

Oh, you thought I was on your team? That's cute.

[Kent D ن @KentD_II]

Mistrust in institutions is a HUGE problem for our country right now. The fringe wings of the political spectrum are rife with conspiracy theories. With every institutional failure, they creap inward & capture more minds. The press' coverage of Trump, Covid, yesterday, etc...

[Chris Cappy @Cappyarmy]

Trump is going to Philippines before China next week, pacific NATO bring it back bring it back !

[Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer]

No joke: Tomorrow at 10 am, the U.N. plans to elect the Islamic regime of Iran to its main subsidiary organ shaping priorities on women's rights, counter-terrorism and peacekeeping. We urge all states who nominated Tehran — 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇪🇸🇳🇱🇳🇴🇫🇮🇨🇭🇦🇹🇦🇺🇨🇭— to reverse course and vote No.

[Dana Loesch @DLoesch]

Oh for crying out loud

[Enguerrand VII de Coucy @ingelramdecoucy]

If only someone had warned Germany that they were making poor choices in their energy infrastructure priorities. If only…

[Hana Void @ha_inh24324]

T có một thắc mắc muốn hỏi các bạn Trung Quốc 🇨🇳.

Rốt cuộc Đài Loan 🇹🇼 trở thành “một phần lãnh thổ không thể tách rời của Trung Quốc” từ bao giờ vậy?

T tìm hiểu lịch sử thì thấy hơi khó hiểu.

Năm 1895, nhà Thanh nhượng Đài Loan cho Nhật Bản.

Năm 1945, Trung Hoa Dân Quốc tiếp quản Đài Loan.

Năm 1949, Cộng hòa Nhân dân Trung Hoa được thành lập, nhưng đến năm 2026 vẫn chưa từng trực tiếp quản lý Đài Loan.

Vậy khi nói “không thể tách rời”, các bạn đang nói đến lịch sử, văn hóa, sự kế thừa chủ quyền hay việc quản lý lãnh thổ trên thực tế?

T hỏi thật, khi các bạn nói Đài Loan thuộc Trung Quốc, căn cứ lịch sử và pháp lý quan trọng nhất mà các bạn dựa vào là gì?

T muốn nghe cách giải thích của các bạn Trung Quốc. 🤔

[Tyler Rogoway @Aviation_Intel]

Are you a shitty trader? Become a senator or representative & enjoy gaining great wealth lightning fast via legal insider trading w/the world's most powerful analytics & intel ecosystem working hard for you around the clock free of charge.

Run for all the wrong reasons today!

[Gummi @gummibear737]

Notice how it’s become taboo on social media for the RIGHT to challenge young people that complain about their hardships?

It’s as if they’re the first generation to have a tough time

I think it’s become normalized by influencers pandering for outrage clicks

It’s quite sad IMHO

[David Colon @Colon_David]

Exemple 4
Le 15 octobre 2026, alors que le gouvernement français tentait de désamorcer les tensions en proposant une visioconférence avec les leaders de la contestation pour discuter de concessions, les services de renseignement russes ont émis une directive claire visant à faire échouer tout dialogue. « Par le biais d’agents infiltrés, écrit InformNapalm » une position rigide et maximaliste est imposée ; ce qui fige le conflit et conduit inévitablement à de nouveaux troubles et affrontements. 10/13

[Leor Sapir @LeorSapir]

A classic in the genre of medical disinformation. 👇

A new JAMA study uses surveys to assess regret among those who received hormones as teens.

42.5% did not return the surveys.

The authors nevertheless conclude that regret was “rare,” without acknowledging the 42.5% non-response in the limitations, and their conclusion is that gender Rx should not be restricted for youth (a non-sequitur). JAMA, apparently, sees this as worthy of publication.

The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) then uncritically reports the new study’s findings, also without any mention of the 42.5%.

This study will almost certainly be citation laundered, cited again and again in medical literature, media coverage, and legislative hearings, until its “findings” become “well-established truth.”

[Dan Bostic @danbostic]

Vivek is gone. Just straight up left.

“Account is not actively managed.”

😂

[Michael Weiss @michaeldweiss]

Been seeing these claims from Russians all week. And Kostyukov, the GRU director, flew to Israel yesterday. https://t.co/jdC2H1rKhh

[Kent D ن @KentD_II]

@BiankaB12 Without a higher power defining morality, we're doomed to a fate of constantly shifting moral relativism, driven by what people find convenient in the moment.

[Kent D ن @KentD_II]

@historybythpint It's actually easier to make a case against skilled H1B at current levels than unskilled fruit pickers and roofers. There actually IS room to innovate & pay more in those fields.
But it's much more politically convenient for both parties to campaign on than to solve.

[Kent D ن @KentD_II]

@historybythpint Like most things, there's a balance. We need to fix our system. You know we were built on a cheap steady supply of foreign labor. We need to amend our laws to realistic levels so things aren't happening in the shadows...

[Christina Pushaw 🐊 🇺🇸 @ChristinaPushaw]

Also, it is ridiculous to believe that a statewide election in a place like Texas could be stolen by Democrats. Remember that Republicans were in charge of the whole state government at the time of the election, and most of the counties in TX are also Republican-run. I do not believe that hundreds of Republican officials throughout the state colluded to steal the election for Democrats, and nobody said a peep about such a scheme. It defies any understanding of how government works.

[Rep. Don Bacon 🇺🇸✈️🏍️⭐️🎖️ @RepDonBacon]

President Trump doesn’t seem to realize that Putin initiated this invasion and bombs civilians everyday. That is the ultimate disrespect. These statements undermine the Pentagon’s efforts to get Congress to support its agenda and policies.

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Heartbroken Eric Swalwell Learns Chinese Intelligence Has Been Seeing Other People https://t.co/No4Sg3PvSh

[Corie Whalen @CorieWhalen]

With all due respect to the former vice president: No. I’m sorry, but just no. Even if there’s some kind of fantasy Democratic political landscape come 2029, passing a “better” bill than BAAJA—from his perspective—means one that’s less bipartisan. And what inevitably flows from that will be Republicans working to undermine or repeal it.

The thing about BAAJA is that it’s genuinely bipartisan in a way that requires some degree of compromise from both sides. But that’s exactly what makes it durable. It’ll become a law, which means that it’s not just easily repealed by a president like all these executive orders always are each time an administration changes out.

Again, I’m sorry, but it’s absolutely insane not to take this deal now. @SenatorHeinrich and @SenWhitehouse know this, because they and their staffers have poured their hearts and souls into getting this done—and worked across the aisle with Republicans to do so. Throwing this opportunity away for a future fantasy that quite literally doesn’t exist is irresponsible, especially if you are of the opinion that there’s a climate crisis. BAAJA is unquestionably better than the status quo on that front, and it’s also an affordability and jobs creation measure. It’s time to do what the voters are asking for rather than playing in an ideological fantasyland.

[Kayla Elizabeth @VixenRogue]

On the plus side she'll have more time to indulge her love of theater.

[Kent D ن @KentD_II]

@VixenRogue You did it on your own for a long time. So glad you found someone who treats you well. You earned it!