JHPSTEM

STEM believer & educated, bourbon, cigars and LOU cards, MAGA and religious nutjobs don't apply, & U will be ridiculed unmercilessly, yes i served, USAF officer

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@MakisMedicine You are a quack , and your license was revoked https://t.co/EYczRnNXbt

[MAGAts_Exposed @MAGAts_Exposed]

Meet MAGAt and registered Republican Jared Oneil Salmons, the 46-year-old former pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church and general manager of the Knott County Water and Sewer District, who was arrested on October 13, 2026, by the Kentucky State Police following an undercover Internet Crimes Against Children investigation. He was exposed after investigators traced an online account uploading explicit content, leading to a raid on his residence where electronic evidence was seized.

The formal investigation revealed a highly disturbing misuse of technology, with law enforcement citations stating that Salmons admitted to using artificial intelligence (AI) to generate sexually explicit images of children. He now faces 17 counts of distributing matter portraying a minor under 12 in a sexual performance, with each charge classified as a Class C Felony that carries a potential sentence of 5 to 10 years in prison per count. Following his arrest, Salmons was immediately fired from his public utility role and is currently held at the Kentucky River Regional Jail on a $50,000 cash bond.

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@JesseDornfeld And you are not a winner at life

[Eddie and the Bruisers @EddieinSanDiego]

MAGA PASTOR....

[MAGAts_Exposed @MAGAts_Exposed]

Stalking, masturbation, and meth...just another day in the life of a MAGAt.

Meet MAGAt Jonathan Parker, a prominent political strategist who was serving as the high-powered Chairman of the Idaho Republican Party when his career unraveled. In May 2019, shortly after his abrupt resignation from leading the state's GOP, Boise Police arrested the conservative operative on a felony first-degree stalking charge, pulling back the curtain on a disturbing pattern of behavior.

The initial arrest exposed a bizarre and predatory incident where Parker was caught by law enforcement hiding in the bushes outside his estranged wife's apartment. Police discovered him wearing a wig as a disguise, masturbating, and attempting to peer through her windows. As investigators dug deeper throughout the summer of 2019, the allegations mounted, revealing he had also secretly copied a female colleague's house key to gain unauthorized access to her home. These revelations led to a barrage of additional charges, including misdemeanor trespassing, violation of a no-contact order, misdemeanor unlawful entry, and felony witness intimidation, which ultimately caused a judge to revoke his bond.

The legal fallout culminated in December 2019 when Parker entered an Alford plea to resolve his mounting cases. He was formally convicted of felony first-degree stalking and misdemeanor unlawful entry, resulting in a sentence of five years of probation, a strict five-year no-contact order, and a brief 14-day jail stint. His freedom did not last, however, as probation officers conducting a compliance check in August 2021 discovered methamphetamine and alcohol at his residence. Parker tested positive for meth use, leading to his subsequent arrest for a felony probation violation and an additional felony charge for possession of a controlled substance.

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@SolaSixMillion I take that with pride

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@BXMMA @JustinCPorter @_Ochiedike Don't have to prove a negative genius

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@al_caholic666 @ninoboxer Oh and it is PEER REVIIEWED empirical evidence , I know a 3rd grader like you do not know big words like these

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@al_caholic666 @ninoboxer Its not believe it is empirical evidence, take your non science background and go back to trailer park

[Dr Terry Simpson @drterrysimpson]

A remarkable mythology has grown around COVID from people who were not in the hospitals.

We did not get rich. Hospitals did not get rich. Elective surgery, procedures and routine care vanished. I made more fixing a hernia than caring for a COVID patient, and it was safer.

Some hospitals were quiet while others were overwhelmed. That was the point of flattening the curve: spread the burden so the entire system did not collapse at once.

We did not ventilate people for money. We ventilated them because their lungs were failing. We still do when needed. We simply see far fewer patients reaching catastrophic COVID ARDS now.

PCR did not turn flu into COVID. Remdesivir did not create COVID pneumonia. Physicians were not paid a bounty for deaths.

There were mistakes and bad policies. Those deserve scrutiny.

Inventing murder-for-profit stories from memes does not.

Many of us were there. Perhaps let the adults who were in the room talk.

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@moviegoodess Fuck him

[Not Your Average Liberal @NotAvgLiberal]

Fact.

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@rickyalden65 @andtheodor Time and life have passed you by

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@jeremyct I did not go to a high end college , but got three STEM degrees and I make more than 92% of Americans, and I am not a business owner , its not about what school you went to , its what you do with it

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@jeremyct Major in STEM , you can pay that back in 5 year years , major in basket weaving you cant , ROI and your major is something no one talks about, not all degrees are equal

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@TheRightFairway @ThinkyCrow @EdSunday2 @jeremyct Exaclty

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@jeremyct @ThinkyCrow Did you go to college ?

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@skumWgmi @BITC_minimalist Then find a cheaper place to live , I cant afford to live in FL.
CA , NY so I dont , I just visit

[JHPSTEM @jhpstem]

@skumWgmi Then buy you own house , a landlord owes you nothing, cant afford it , move