@Rebel_snob @Brett_Hudson "If your tombstone had your latest tweet on it, is that how you would want future civilizations to know you?" - #MindBodyThoughts
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Mississippi Delta native B.B. King, affectionately known around the world as the “King of the Blues,” would have turned 100 years old today.
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I knew Charlie Kirk personally. Worked with him for nearly 10 years. He doesn't have a racist bone in his body. These low life negros just mad cause a white man out here saying what they don't have the courage to. Charlie was a man of God. Preaching the gospel more than them all.
If you have Jesus in your life….
Death is the beginning of life.
Eternity is so unimaginable that we cannot wrap our minds around it.
Jesus offers the best life insurance policy❤️
OUTRAGEOUS: Man Charged More for Ambulance Because He Has Insurance!
A father received a $600 bill for his daughter’s ambulance ride, but then got a second bill for nearly $1,300. When he called to ask why, he was told he’s “not eligible for the discount since he has insurance.” The original bill was $2,342.14, his insurance only covered $1,078.85, and now he’s forced to pay almost $700 more than if he had no insurance at all. Make it make sense. America’s healthcare system needs serious reform.
When I was a child, a wise man shared a secret with me—one that has stayed with me ever since. He told me that whenever I make a birthday wish, I should make three. The first should be simple, the second should build upon it, and the third should carry them both, growing stronger with each step.
And if I truly believe, at least one will come true.
So here are my three wishes :
For My Family: May our love be the unshaken foundation that carries us through every storm. In moments of joy, may we celebrate together with unfiltered laughter, and in times of sorrow, may our embrace be the refuge that heals. No matter where life takes us, may our family always be the safe harbor, the constant light guiding us home.
For My People: May we never lose sight of our shared humanity. In a world that often tries to divide, let us choose kindness, let us choose to lift each other up. May we find strength not just in our own resilience, but in the hands we hold along the way. And when darkness threatens, may we be each other’s hope—a reminder that no one walks alone.
For My Country: Built upon sacrifice and dreams, may our nation continue to rise, unwavering in its pursuit of justice and freedom. May we honor the past not just in memory, but in action—by choosing unity over division, courage over complacency. May we become the generation that carries its legacy forward, proving that love for our country is not just words, but the way we choose to shape its future.
James O’Keefe undercover footage: MGM Casino Marketing Director: ‘I'm not going to hire Whites”
“No matter how great they [Whites] look on paper, they don't fit well with my team.”
We need a federal investigation into MGM, this is racist and ILLEGAL
@cturnbull1968@PeteHegseth So I just went to the notable graves section and found Colin Powell in just a few seconds right along with everyone else. No one has been removed in favor of a list of “only white men.” This seems like an intentionally misleading post. @CommunityNotes
Like most people that are watching both sides of this, I would like to see the law upheld. Arson is a crime and people should go to jail for that. I think they should be persecuted relentlessly for what they're doing because loss of property is one of the laws we support in our democracy, it doesn't matter what party you're on. Democrats own these cars, Republicans own these cars. These are criminals, they should go to jail.
Elon is an American hero. He’s an incredible entrepreneur with great executional skills and everybody burns his cars? I'd like to see them in prison as terrorists!
Breaking: Kamilla Cardoso wins WCBA International Player of the Year!
She averaged 20.8 PPG (64.7% FG), 10.2 RPG, and 3.3 APG in 31.4 minutes, leading Shanghai to 5th place.
This award, WCBA’s MVP for foreign players, was won last year by Jonquel Jones.
Congrats to Cardoso on this well-deserved honor!
🍃Green Delusion Why Renewables Won’t Save Us (and Might Wreck Us Instead)
I know you’re used to it, but you shouldn’t be. 🌄Let’s picture this a majestic bald eagle soaring over the American heartland, only to get diced mid-flight by a whirring wind turbine blade.Or a shimmering solar farm in the desert, frying birds into crispy oblivion while bulldozing a habitat that took millennia to form.��☠️🪦
This is the clean energy future we’re sold as a cheap, green, inevitable. Except it’s none of those things. It’s a fantasy propped up by delusion, greenwashing, and a collective refusal to face the ugly truth.🤔
💯Renewables aren’t saving the PLANET
they’re trashing 🗑️ it in ways the eco-crusaders won’t admit, and they’re dragging our economy down with it.
Let’s start with the BIG LIE….. ❓
Wind and solar are efficient. Efficient? Wind turbines churn out power at a pathetic 35% capacity factor, meaning they’re idle or useless two-thirds of the time, according to the EIA. Solar’s no better, it’s a ghost town when the sun’s not shining. Compare that to coal or hydro, humming along at 90%+.🪫
🔋Oh, but we’ll just slap some batteries on it, right? Sure, if you’ve got a spare trillion bucks and don’t mind strip-mining half the planet for lithium and cobalt. The grid doesn’t run on hopes and dreams, it needs juice, steady and reliable, not this weather-dependent crapshoot. We’ve got stable energy staring us in the face, hydro, clean coal, natural gas yet we’re betting it all on tech that can’t even show up half the time.
Total Genius.😂🤣😂
And don’t get me started on the environmental carnage. Wind farms are bird blenders 500,000 feathered corpses a year in the U.S., per the American Bird Conservancy, including endangered icons we’re supposed to protect. Solar’s just as brutal; those concentrated plants turn migrating flocks into barbecue.
Then there’s the land grab, sprawling turbine forests and panel seas chewing up ecosystems and biodiversity hotspots, as Nature pointed out in 2023. Green? laughable at best. They want a renewable grid by 2040?
The IEA says we need 40 times more lithium and 20 times more cobalt. That’s not a plan, that’s a mining apocalypse. Congo’s human shovel child-labor cobalt pits and China’s rare-earth chokehold aren’t sustainable, they’re a dirty, exploitative mess coal and hydro don’t even touch. So much for saving the planet.
📈Economically, it’s a scam dressed up as progress. Renewables look cheap because Uncle Sam’s tossing $15 billion a year in subsidies their way thanks, CBO. 💰Peel back the handouts, and the kilowatt-hour cost spikes. Then there’s the grid itself, BloombergNEF’s $2 trillion global energy-transition estimate is pocket change compared to what it’ll take to rewire America for this intermittent nonsense.
Who’s footing the bill?
✅You, through sky-high rates or taxes.
And for what?
✅So factories can flicker out, jobs can dry up, and we can import more junk from coal-chugging China?
That’s not a transition… that’s a surrender. 🏳️
Stable energy built this country renewables could break it.
The net-zero crowd’s the worst, they’re gaslighting us into oblivion. Corporations and green influencers peddle this moral crusade like it’s gospel, but the math’s a joke. Even the IPCC admits full renewable reliance needs tech we don’t have and won’t anytime soon. Meanwhile, we’re ditching real solutions, clean coal, advanced hydrocarbons research hydro and nuclear research. Why pour cash into,because they don’t fit the sexy startup vibe, when you can chase a wind-and-solar unicorn that’ll never show?
🔮The future isn’t a horizon dotted with turbines, it’s a grid that doesn’t blink, a landscape that’s not a graveyard, and an economy that doesn’t bow to fairy tales. Clean energy’s a noble fight, but renewables are the wrong weapon. Time to ditch the delusion and get real, before the lights go out and the birds stop flying. 🇺🇸💪
#OnThisDay in 1963, the Mississippi State University basketball team slipped out of town to play in the NCAA tournament against Loyola University.
Mississippi officials had refused to allow the team to play in any tournament that included integrated teams. After the team became a shoo-in for the 1963 tournament, MSU President Dean W. Colvard made a public statement that the team be allowed to play. In response, he received angry letters and phone calls, and extra security guarded his home.
“It was a tense period, and I needed some sleeping pills at night,” Colvard wrote in his journal. “I knew that we were in a fight and that we had to finish it.”
After a judge granted an injunction against the team, Colvard and other university officials scrambled to dodge service. Colvard and the coach left town, and sophomore players showed up first to fool those waiting.
Dubbed “The Game of Change,” it played a key role in the crumbling of segregation in Mississippi and the South. The Loyola team that defeated Mississippi State went on to win the national championship, and two years later, State welcomed its first Black student, Richard Holmes of Starkville.
“If some of our leaders were as liberal and generous in their attitudes as our students, they could do great things for the state,” he wrote. “This marks the beginning of a new era at Mississippi State University, an era that is past due but one that could release our people from their own prejudices and allow a degree of greatness to emerge.” #MarchMadness
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