West Palm Beach is genuinely changing. I have watched it happen from my back patio, which looks out on a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course. Now someone else gets to watch it from there.
https://t.co/Rk6Uq073Bf
Watch Cal and Doug McCormack discuss the 150-year recipe and the still called Little Boy—catch the clip. https://t.co/BLqLY9gfBo #StoriesFromTheStillhouse#SmallBatch
A double gold medal and a best‑of‑class rum didn’t happen by accident. Steve Nichols and Mike Weber talk process, quality, and stubborn attention to craft. https://t.co/TPv2c4GSxY #SmallBatch
“I’ve been stabbed,” Nowak can be heard telling officers.
“I don’t think you have, mate,” one officer responds. Nowak repeatedly told officers that he could not breathe. He was handcuffed and informed he was under arrest for assault before eventually losing consciousness.
Today is Fracture Day - the fifth anniversary of the final fracture.
On June 5th 2020, over a thousand public health experts published an open letter giving sanction for Black Lives Matter, a Marxist terrorist organization, to ignore COVID lockdown restrictions and riot in the streets, looting and burning down our cities, because "racism is a public-health issue".
And nobody in the rest of the establishment pushed back.
This was the original Fracture Day. The day that the confidence of the American people in technocrats and experts irreparably broke. It was the day we realized that even the most supposedly disinterested of our institutions had been captured by overt enemies of our liberty and our civilization.
There was no going back from that moment. Afterwards, the words "trust the experts" became a grim joke.
Every year on Fracture Day, remember the truth. When "experts" and institutions seek to control and censor you, allegedly for your safety, you dare not assume that this is being done for your benefit.
For the sake of your civilization and your posterity, you must reject them. You must not obey. Resist them - if necessary, with the considered violence of our ancestors who fought the first American Revolution against tyranny.
@johnkonrad Damn it, carrying a gun isn't a privilege. It's a natural right. When you call it a privilege, you're implying it's something that government or society can revoke without losing its claim to moral legitimacy.
The Founding Fathers knew better than this!
Two engineers turned backyard tinkering into Loggerhead Distillery — from a 10-foot homemade still to a downtown Sanford stillhouse. Colby and Chris share Florida ingredients, meticulous craft (yes, hand-labeling every bottle), and why making it matters.
https://t.co/ifd0ibQNxj
When a conservative politician in Florida makes a policy proposal and the Miami Herald, Tampa Bay Times, Orlando Sentinel, and Tallahassee Democrat all automatically attack vociferously, that proposal is directly over the target, as @GovRonDeSantis well knows.
Behind the still: watch Jeremy Craig walk the floor at Copper Bottom Distillery and explain the choices that define their work. Watch now: #DistilleryLife#CraftDistillery https://t.co/zI31QkVMJV
A yard full of oranges, a 10-foot still, an award-winning apple‑pie moonshine, and a $1-per-bottle pledge to sea-turtle care. Loggerhead’s story is equal parts experiment, mistake, and community. Hear the lessons they learned in the stillhouse.
https://t.co/ifd0ibQNxj
@fleekanomics@Grady_Booch@elonmusk While I disagree with Mr. Booch’s post, you obviously have no idea who you are talking to when you post something like that. Study your history and then disagree respectfully.