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Alaskan. I revel in the victorious gospel of Jesus Christ. I strive to practice life, liberty, happiness, justice, mercy, and a humble walk with God.

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@BrianandStepha1 💯

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@FreemanActual 1 Corinthians 12:26–27
Galatians 6:2
John 17:21
Romans 12:15–16
Ephesians 2:19–22
Romans 14:12

Scripture strongly affirms covenant unity without erasing personal accountability.

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@skysthelimit2us @AlaskanRants Apology accepted.

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@_AndreasHuebner I receive it.

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How To DESTROY A Chemtrail Believer In 5 Easy Steps!

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🚀 From Resource-Managed to Resource-Opportunity: A Free Market Vision for Alaska

@907honest outlined "Free Market Maximalist" framework proposes a bold shift away from bureaucratic oversight and heavy federal dependency, pivoting toward a model driven by rugged individualism, privatization, and private enterprise.

Here is a breakdown of the proposed transformation:

🏗️ Infrastructure Privatization
The current state-managed infrastructure system spends roughly three times the national average per lane mile, yet road quality lags. The maximalist framework proposes replacing this with private road operators, toll systems, and user-fee models. The theory: when infrastructure is privately managed, a pothole threatens revenue, creating a built-in incentive for immediate repair and opening the door for innovations like cargo drones and private rail.

🛢️ Resource Deregulation
With 60% of Alaskan land under federal control, permitting is often a multi-year hurdle. By streamlining regulations, ending land lockups, and utilizing market-driven (rather than regulator-driven) environmental standards, Alaska could rapidly accelerate oil, gas, and critical mineral extraction. This lowers the barrier to entry, empowering lean, independent companies to thrive.

🏔️ Land & Energy Reform
Currently, over 90% of Alaskan land is government-owned. This vision advocates for a massive transfer of land to private citizens, complete with subsurface and mineral rights, to spark a modern "gold rush" of development and highest-and-best-use homesteading. Additionally, it calls for ending utility monopolies to make way for competitive, private micro-grids.

📈 Fiscal Autonomy & Growth
The ultimate goal is to transition Alaska from a state heavily reliant on federal transfers into a self-funding powerhouse. By stripping away regulatory red tape and the "subsidy trap," the framework projects lower living costs, a surge in entrepreneurial growth, and stronger retention of young talent. Under this model, the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) would grow through sheer market performance rather than political maneuvering.

The Bottom Line
This framework posits that removing government subsidies and intervention will forge a culture of "extreme competence." By shifting from bureaucratic management to a laboratory of free-market economics, Alaska can leverage its vast natural wealth to build a lean, high-output economy that moves at the speed of profit.

#AlaskaEconomy #FreeMarket #EconomicDevelopment #Infrastructure #EnergySector #Innovation #AlaskaBusiness

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@WalkerYah91404 @GingerGLL117 Thanks. This is Zachaeus Shaw AKA @apoQtastasis. On X I'm apoQtastasis2

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@ben4texas @BarronTNews_ @pjw20161951 Speak for yourself. Not all of us are that myopic

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@cronenturd16327 @JackPosobiec Don't tell me, tell Him when you see Him.

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@SGTWipper1Each 🤣The following quote is the most hilarious and nonsensical description of a firearm I have ever read:

"It can fire 100 bullet clips in 3 seconds. It's fully semi-auto, magazine belt fed, air oil cooled."

Brilliant.

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@DTealy1 @JustKimfromoz Who cares? Funny is funny. I have never heard a joke that was precise or factual. Incongruity is the core of all humor.

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@DataDiving @GovDunleavy @POTUS You clearly haven't seen many Alaskan natives.

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@RyanShead @DailyNoahNews Eloquent, aren't you? Since you put it so logically, I'm convinced.

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

A Pigeon upon discovering it’s friend the cat is pregnant … brings twigs for a nest.

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Dude plays a folded flute melodies in G 432 Hz and it sounds like straight from a movie https://t.co/FmdGYz4xCo

[kelly Nash @interiorpatriot]

Stay out of ALASKA commies!

[Rants From Alaska @AlaskanRants]

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You ever look around and realize you’re being ripped off💥daily💥 by a law that’s been on the books for over a hundred years?

Yeah, I’m talking about the Jones Act.

Most folks have never even heard of it, but here in Alaska, we’ve been choking on its consequences since day one.

Officially, it’s Section 27 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920.

Unofficially?
It’s a hundred-year-old racket designed to make Seattle shipping tycoons rich and leave Alaskans footing the bill.