Jason

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[Jason @devlij1]

@Germaninexile

In a world that often celebrates reaction, outrage, and constant urgency, there is something powerful about quiet competence.

The Louisiana in this story isn’t defined by politics, stereotypes, tourism, or nostalgia.

It’s defined by people who understand their surroundings so completely that preparation looks effortless.

The storm never becomes the story.

The people do.

Not because they’re heroes.

Because they’re experienced.

Because they’ve done it before.

Because they know when it’s time to go.

And tomorrow, before the air goes still, they’ll do it again.

It’s a song about knowing your world well enough that the storm never becomes the main character.

The boats turn.
The basin empties.
The day ends.

No drama.
No speeches.
Just the quiet confidence that comes from experience.

Sometimes the strongest people in a story are the ones who don’t need to prove anything at all.

[Jason @devlij1]

Germany’s own pitch backfiring. Foreign Minister Wadephul argued that the world does not want two small EU states on the Council at once, suggesting the ideal mix was one small European state plus Germany.
Being a generous donor is no longer enough and the world now looks differently at the Federal Republic. Alignment with Washington, its stance on Gaza and migration politics cost votes that a checkbook can’t recover.
Germany pays for the dinner, sets the table and the smaller cousins get the chairs.

[Lucas Sanders 👊🏽🔥🇺🇸 @LucasSa56947288]

Donald Trump: "Look, we had a rigged election. We can't have a rigged election. It's been proven to be rigged. Biden lost in a landslide."

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

If Trump wants to be on currency so badly, bring back the penny.

[Jason @devlij1]

@Germaninexile Gerade das neue Musikvideo von Julia gesehen: "Ben: Die Schweiz dazwischen." Eine so brillante, kreative Auseinandersetzung mit der Bedeutung des offenen Dialogs und des wirklichen Zuhörens in unserer Demokratie. Absolut sehenswert! 🎶🎥

[Jason @devlij1]

@Germaninexile

Shade Side of the Rock

Most songs about the American West try to make the landscape mean something.

Shade Side of the Rock does the opposite.

The rocks are just rocks. The desert is just hot. Nobody finds themselves. Nobody learns a grand lesson. People simply adapt.

They carry more water.

They drag chairs into the shade.

They disappear during the afternoon and return when the temperature drops.

What emerges is a quiet portrait of something increasingly rare: people adjusting to reality without turning it into an argument.

The song’s defining image says everything:

“Touched the stone before he sat / Too hot to leave a hand on.”

No speech. No philosophy. No explanation.

The stone tells him what he needs to know.

By the end, a new group of campers arrives and immediately begins doing the same things as everyone before them. The cycle continues.

In a culture that often celebrates extraordinary moments, Shade Side of the Rock finds meaning in something much simpler:

People sharing the same reality, making the same practical adjustments, and getting on with the day.

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

This corrupt, traitorous piece of shit's political career should have ended after January 6, 2021 — and in every single modern democratic country except the United States, it would have.

[DulceBiatch @BiatchDulce]

Nailed it!

[Blanca @lllBlanca]

even the closest fruit to the ground is hard to pick 😂

[Jason @devlij1]

@Germaninexile

Summer Through the Notch

Some songs are about destinations. Some are about heartbreak. And every once in a while, a song arrives that reminds us how much of life actually happens in between.

Summer Through the Notch started with a simple reality: traffic in Vermont’s Smugglers’ Notch. Cars backed up. Drivers waiting. People waving each other through a road too narrow for everyone to move at once.

In most places, that’s a complaint.

Here, it became the story.

The song follows Emma and Tyler, two young people with nowhere they have to be and no urgent reason to rush. What begins as a delay slowly turns into the best part of the day. The mountains close in. The road gets smaller. Time stretches out. Strangers wave. People laugh. Nobody wins anything. Nobody loses anything. Everyone simply shares the same piece of road for a little while.

In an age of notifications, algorithms, deadlines, and constant acceleration, Summer Through the Notch asks a surprisingly modern question:

What if the delay was the point?

The song isn’t nostalgic for a lost America. It isn’t political. It isn’t trying to teach a lesson. Instead, it observes something easy to miss: many of our most meaningful memories happen when our plans stop working exactly as intended.

A traffic jam.
A roadside conversation.
A coffee growing cold.
A mountain road that refuses to hurry.

The people in the song don’t know they’re creating a memory while it’s happening. That’s what makes it feel true.

At its heart, Summer Through the Notch is a celebration of shared space, accidental connection, and the strange way ordinary moments become permanent ones. It reminds us that life is often measured less by how quickly we arrive and more by who was standing beside us when the road slowed down.

Sometimes the road gets smaller.

And the day gets bigger.

[Mandy Arthur @mandyarthur]

Trump has made 3,700 stock trades and added $4 billion to his net-worth since taking office while U.S. household debt hit a record $18.8 trillion.

Is this the "Golden Age" you voted for?

[Jason @devlij1]

@Germaninexile Das nächste phänomenale Release von Julia im Exil! Ehre aus Stahl…Keine Krone? ist ein episches Meisterwerk des Mittelalter-Rocks. Gewaltige Chöre, harte Gitarren und eine starke Story über wahre Führung, Pflichtgefühl und den Verzicht auf die Krone, um dem Volk zu dienen. 👑🎸

[Jason @devlij1]

@DaveHcontrarian @TQuestMind @Pat_Vierra We are refining very little oil from Venezuela as there infrastructure is in poor condition. We do not have the all the necessary refineries here to meet our needs. This war needs to end over the next couple of weeks to avoid a fast forward right into the recession.