Timothy Delaney

[Timothy Delaney @Timdelanak]

Good article about growing fruit and vegetables in public spaces

[Timothy Delaney @Timdelanak]

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[907Honest @907Honest]

Ekultna Lake

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

How it is supposed to be

[Aleksandros Éxypnos @Androsexypnos]

@ianmiles Makes me think of this one.

[Rants From Alaska @AlaskanRants]

Look, I’m not buying every wild claim from some supposed Iranian whistleblower video.

But when @TheSCIF share this demo voting roll hack on video and it’s step-by-step showing exactly how someone could SQL inject their way into Alaska’s voter rolls, pulling names, addresses, statuses like it’s nothing, and it lines up around the times we’ve had weird data exposures and losses?

That’s not coincidence anymore. That’s a wait one second, STOP, i’ve got questions moment.

We had roughly 361,000 folks turn out in 2020 cycle, closer to 340k in 2024 if you look up official tallies, but the point stands. If even a fraction like the claimed 134k fraudulent digital/absentee ballots slipped through undetected? That’s not secure elections, that’s a system begging to be gamed with basic web exploits, fake FWABs via .gov sites, and no real paper trail to audit.

I don’t need foreign spies to tell me what my eyes see the electronic systems, mail-ins spread over weeks, opaque counting, it’s all ripe for abuse. Whether it’s hackers, insiders, or sloppy code, the vulnerability is obvious.

This is why we push hard for simple, transparent fixes:
• Hand-counted paper ballots only, no machines, no software glitches or updates in the middle of the night.

• In-person voting on Election Day.

• Same-day results, counted at the precinct with real observers watching the whole way.

• Strict voter ID and chain-of-custody from ballot to count.

No more trusting black boxes, overseas mail dumps, or trust us bro, databases that any script kiddie with sqlmap can apparently dance through.

Alaska’s tough and independent, we deserve elections we can actually verify with our own two eyes, not pixels and promises.

Anything less erodes trust in the whole damn republic. Fix it before the next cycle, or the skepticism only grows.

[krudkrew147 @krudkrew147]

@RepLuna Everyone would do well to remember this 👇

[🇺🇸Alaska Debrief🇺🇸 @AlaskaDebrief]

🆘These spineless, backstabbing RINO cowards & greedy PFD-thieving parasites have robbed Alaska families blind for a decade.🆘

Fake-Independent fraud Bill Walker, that gutless weasel, was the first to break the law in 2016. He ignored the decades-old statutory formula ("shall" transfer), vetoed $666 million, and slashed your full $2,052 PFD down to a pathetic $1,022 to fund his bloated spending. Opened the floodgates of theft.

Then RINO scum piled on. Click Bishop & Bert Stedman, those loud-mouthed turncoats, killed the full $3k in 2019 with anti-PFD rants & NO votes.
Senate rats Cathy Giessel & Kelly Merrick helped keep the raids alive. House traitor Louise Stutes joined the looting. Will Stapp & Jeremy Bynum, those two-faced Juneau whores, voted down full statutory this cycle while House Finance zeroed it out. 2025 delivered humiliating record-low $1,000. 🎯Billions stolen🎯.

These fiscal traitors, weak-kneed sellouts & PFD-raiding vermin treat your AK oil wealth like their personal ATM. Full statutory PFD NOW!!

Spread the word about these pathetic, backstabbing RINO scum. Our oil! Our dividend! Stop the theft, you disgusting thieves. #AlaskaPFD #RINOs #PFDTheft #PrimaryTheTraitors

Click here to see how much has been stolen from your family. https://t.co/ZjwVfPqHE3

[Timothy Delaney @Timdelanak]

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[Timothy Delaney @Timdelanak]

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[Timothy Delaney @Timdelanak]

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[Timothy Delaney @Timdelanak]

@ProudUnaffiliat @austin_fit76995 @TomatoBubble “The Law That Never Was “. William Benson. Two volumes. You can find it on Amazon (sometimes) or EBay right now $550 for both volumes. https://t.co/OtHnsxEu71

[Catherine Austin Fitts @austin_fit76995]

The 16th Amendment Fraud: A Century of Engineered Theft

Folks, let's cut to the chase. The 16th Amendment, the supposed legal bedrock of the IRS, was never properly ratified. States were strong-armed, votes manipulated, it's documented, including that 1985 IRS commissioner letter admitting the house of cards.

Since 1913, they've siphoned trillions, over $330 trillion by some counts, straight from your paycheck into black budgets and elite coffers. Not roads or schools; think missing $21 trillion from DOD and HUD alone, as I detailed in my reports.

This isn't sloppy accounting; it's by design. A central control mechanism to fund the secret government while keeping you compliant.

The deep state knows we know. Spread the facts, demand audits, push for IRS abolition. Freedom starts with pulling back the financial curtain.

[All4Freedom🇺🇲🐸🍿 @skillz17q]

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[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

The satellites don't lie. The planet is greener today than it was 20 years ago.

This was confirmed by the latest satellite studies of shifts in vegetation by NASA and ESA (European Space Agency). The greening trend is continuing and widening, and 70% is attributed to higher CO2. We're seeing new greening hotspots in India, China and even the Arctic as growing seasons lengthen.

If CO2 is 'pollution' why is Earth's total leaf area expanding? The new green abundance is planet wide. Earth's natural systems are managing the planet far better than by any UN bureaucracy.

Atmospheric CO2 is not the 'climate control knob they claim. It's a trace gas at only 0.042% of the air. The gradual increase in CO2 over many decades has increased global greening. It's time to recognise that CO2 is plant food, not a toxic byproduct.

[The Real Mike Rowe @mikeroweworks]

If you haven’t heard, and even if you have, Jimmy Kimmel said this about Markwayne Mullin, former Senator from Oklahoma, and our newest Secretary of Homeland Security:
“We have a plumber now protecting us from terrorism.”

Apparently, there has been some backlash. Plumbers were offended, obviously, as were parents of plumbers, spouses of plumbers, children of plumbers, and millions of people who have had a plumber show up when they needed one. Comedians were also offended, (the funny ones, anyway,) along with a surprising number of terrorists - especially those with access to hot and cold running water. However, in spite of the ensuing kerfuffle, @jimmykimmel doubled down.

“I’m not upset that the head of Homeland Security was a plumber,” he said, “I’m upset that he isn’t still a plumber." He further elucidated by adding, "I wouldn't put a plumber in charge of Homeland Security for the same reason I wouldn't call a five-star general to pull a rat out of my toilet, OK? We all have our areas of expertise.”

Being offended is always a choice, and I don’t choose to be offended by a joke, even one that comes at the expense of the skilled tradespeople my foundation tries to elevate. But I am a tad butt hurt by the suggestion that skilled workers should never evolve into something new, and that competence is somehow limited to one vocation. Obviously, expertise and skill are important. If I need a new kidney, I’d prefer a doctor do the surgery, not a late-night talk show host. But if the doctor in question used to host a talk show, why would I hold that against him?

Ten years ago, during one of the presidential debates, @MarcoRubio answered a workforce-related question by arguing that America needed to get shop class back into high schools. He concluded by saying, “What our country needs are more welders and fewer philosophers.” A lot of people on this page commented that Rubio and I were singing from the same hymnal, but in fact, we weren’t. At least not entirely. Because I don’t think the current shortage of welders has anything to do with an overabundance of philosophers. In fact, I think it’s a mistake to promote one vocation at the expense of the other. What we really need in this country, are more welders who can talk intelligently about Aristotle, and more philosophers who can run an even bead. More Generals, in other words, who can fix their own toilets, and more plumbers who can hold a powerful government job.

This is what Mullin did. He was a private citizen who mastered an essential skill and then turned that skill into a multi-million-dollar company that employed a lot of people and served a lot of customers. That gave him the freedom to do other things with his life, including a career in public service which got him into Congress, where he’s spent the last eleven years doing whatever Congressmen do. Now, he has a very consequential position in the Cabinet of the current administration.

Is that not the embodiment of the American Dream? I get that Jimmy Kimmel might have a problem with Mullin’s politics, but what possible objection could he have about the trajectory of his career, or his desire to do more than one thing with his life?

The only sensible thing to do in the wake of a moment this tone deaf, is remind America that the skills gap is wide, and getting wider. The shortage of skilled tradespeople is now headline news and closing it is nothing less than a matter of national security. This year, my foundation has set aside $10 million dollars to help train the next generation of plumbers, and lots of other essential workers. I'm talking about hundreds of thousands of AI-proof, six figure jobs that don't require a four-year degree, waiting to be filled. The money is currently available to anyone who wants to master a useful skill at https://t.co/uolhGspFtN. Apply today.

As for those of you genuinely offended by Kimmel's comments, consider expressing your disappointment with a modest donation to mikeroweWORKS. Our work ethic scholarship is making a real difference, and your money will be well spent, I promise. The donate button is big and red and hard to miss, at https://t.co/uolhGspFtN

I’d love to chat but I’ve gotta pull a rat out of my toilet…

[Rants From Alaska @AlaskanRants]

Good morning, Alaska! It’s a beautiful Monday, March 30th, 2026, and while you’re sipping that coffee, your legislature is already cooking up some fresh nonsense on the floor today.

Senate’s pushing SB 164 to eliminate tax discounts on motor fuel, tobacco, and tires, because nothing says ‘we care about you, like making gas, smokes, and road safety more expensive.

They’ve got SB 180 fiddling with LNG import facilities. Because Co2 CCS is the future no wait I don’t mean that. We really have a LNG shortage problem definitely not man-made……

SB 237 quietly setting up data sharing with Social Security using your driver’s license info, and even a constitutional amendment on veto overrides.

Over in the House, HB 280 wants to change how they tax digital businesses and apportion income.

Folks, getting involved isn’t some fancy slogan, it means actually paying attention to these bills before they become your new reality.

So wake up, stay spicy, read the damn calendar, and call your reps. Your wallet, your privacy, and your pipelines depend on it. Happy Monday, now let’s make some noise!

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

Changes I would make during an Article V Convention of States:

1. Cap the Supreme Court at 9.
2. Only Citizens can vote. States can refine further.
3. Term limits
4. Repeal the 16th
5. Repeal the 17th
6. Repeal the 19th (mutes post)
7. Ban congressional stock trading
8. Ban lobbying/pacs
9. Ban foreign money
10. Write the second amendment so that a 2 year old may understand it
11. Ban dual citizens from holding office.
12. No reelection for Congressmen without a balanced budget
13. Abolish the Patriot Act
14. Fire all Bureaucrats
15. President Washington’s cabinet was 5 people: Treasury, State, War, VP, and AG. Cap it there. Abolish everything else
16. No foreign aid while we are in debt
17. Return to the gold standard and subsidize it with other precious metals.
18. National Ron Paul Day of Celebration
19. Single issue bills only.
20. all congressmen who vote in favor of war must send their first born son
21. Abolish the tax code.
21. No pay for Congress during a shutdown.
22. Cut spending by 7% a year
23. Make the Declaration of Independence the Law of the Land.
24. Abolish birthright citizenship
25. Reinstate the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act’s domestic dissemination ban on propaganda.
26. Fix the food— the soil, the GMOs, the dyes, the chemicals. Make food food again
27. Ban communism.
28. Ban transing kids
29. Death penalty for pedophiles
30. Reinstate duels

This is just a start. I reserve the right to add to this list.

[DigiByte @DigiByteCoin]

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