Cody S. Andrews

Shoot the gap 🎯

[Cody S. Andrews @cs17andrews]

Don’t talk about it. Be about it

[Cody S. Andrews @cs17andrews]

Reading “Fight Club” makes me want to start writing schizo ramblings into a notebook.

[ZUBY: @ZubyMusic]

These will never get old.

[Garand Thumb @GarandThumb1]

press x to sit with Garand Thumb

[Cody S. Andrews @cs17andrews]

Rules for thee, not for me

[Trung Phan @TrungTPhan]

Well, that escalated quickly

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

Weird timeline

[𝙼𝚁. 𝙻𝙴𝙰𝙳𝚂𝙻𝙸𝙽𝙶𝙴𝚁 @MrLeadslinger]

This was meant to show that people don’t always stop as fast as you think they would but became a caliber debate. I’ll leave these excerpts from the FBI’s justification for switching to 9mm after extensive testing here for people to contemplate.

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

JUST IN: Rep Ro Khanna has introduced a new reform plan that:

- bans stock trading for Congress + spouses
- bans ex Congress from lobbying Congress after
- 12 year limits for Congress
- ban donations from lobbyists + PACs

Ro has asked Biden to adopt the anticorruption plans.

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

https://t.co/MlIKklPSJT

[Cody S. Andrews @cs17andrews]

SMH

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

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[Cody S. Andrews @cs17andrews]

@GarandThumb1 Racist? That means you’re really good at racing right?

[Liam McCollum @MLiamMcCollum]

On this day in 1949, Republican Senator Robert A. Taft of the “Old Right” gave a speech in opposition to the ratification of the NATO pact. He was one of only 13 to vote against it.

The speech he gave was extraordinarily prescient.

“Why did I vote against the Atlantic Pact? I wanted to vote for it—at least I wanted to vote to let Russia know that if she attacked western Europe, the United States would be in the war. I believe that would be a deterrent to war…

We issued just this warning in the Monroe Doctrine, and though we were a much less powerful nation, it prevented aggression against Central and South America. That was only a President’s message to Congress, and there were no treaty obligations, and no arms for other nations. But it was one of the most effective peace measures in the history of the world. I would favor a Monroe Doctrine for western Europe.

But the Atlantic Pact goes much further. It obligates us to go to war if at any time during the next 20 years anyone makes an armed attack on any of the 12 nations.

Under the Monroe Doctrine we could change our policy at any time. We could judge whether perhaps one of the countries had given cause for the attack. Only Congress could declare a war in pursuance of the doctrine.

Under the new pact the President can take us into war without Congress. But, above all the treaty is a part of a much larger program by which we arm all these nations against Russia… A joint military program has already been made… It thus becomes an offensive and defensive military alliance against Russia.

I believe our foreign policy should be aimed primarily at security and peace, and I believe such an alliance is more likely to produce war than peace. A third world war would be the greatest tragedy the world has ever suffered. Even if we won the war, we this time would probably suffer tremendous destruction, our economic system would be crippled, and we would lose our liberties and free system just as the Second World War destroyed the free systems of Europe. It might easily destroy civilization on this earth…

There is another consideration. If we undertake to arm all the nations around Russia from Norway on the north to Turkey on the south, and Russia sees itself ringed about gradually by so-called defensive arms from Norway and Denmark to Turkey and Greece, it may form a different opinion. It may decide that the arming of western Europe, regardless of its present purpose, looks to an attack upon Russia. Its view may be unreasonable, and I think it is. But from the Russian standpoint it may not seem unreasonable. They may well decide that if war is the certain result, that war might better occur now rather than after the arming of Europe is completed…

How would we feel if Russia undertook to arm a country on our border; Mexico, for instance?

Furthermore, can we afford this new project of foreign assistance? I think I am as much against Communist aggression as anyone, both at home and abroad; certainly more than a State Department which has let the Communists overrun all of China… But we can’t let them scare us into bankruptcy and the surrender of all liberty, or let them determine our foreign policies. We are already spending $15,000,000,000 on our armed forces and have the most powerful Air Force in the world and the only atomic bomb. That, and our determination to go to war if Europe is attacked, ought to be sufficient to deter an attack by armed force.
We are spending $7,000,000,000 a year on economic aid to build up those countries to a condition of prosperity where communism cannot make internal progress. Shall we start another project whose cost is incalculable, at the very time when we have a deficit of 1,800,000,000 dollars and a prospective deficit of three to five billion? …

[Battle Beagle @HarmlessYardDog]

They tried to patch out the “wrong think” over the past few months and gave the AI a lobotomy. 😂😂😂

[Matt Golliher @MattGolliher]

@charliebilello Important to remember: Gaining weight slower is not the same as losing weight.

This is what 12 months of declining CPI inflation looks like when you view the index itself, rather than the YoY % change by month.

[DC_Draino @DC_Draino]

And people wonder why trust in medical professionals has dropped so much

Doctors & nurses are supposed to provide us with informed consent and not force injections into people against their will

But so many chose to be complicit in the Big Pharma agenda
https://t.co/PZpmwBV2EO

[Greg Sestero @gregsestero]

What a story! June 27th, 2003 raised the bar for sex scenes that will never be topped. “See it in theaters at least twice”

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