Madeline's Dad

Just a guy with a laptop and a wi-fi connection. Currently tied with Lance Armstrong for career Tour de France titles. Anything tweeted or retweeted is on me.

[Madeline's Dad @WAMK]

@TyFordATX @FoodBloat See if you can spot the family in this video! @spillygoat19 if you would have come and visited us in section 134; row 2 you could have witnessed with us! https://t.co/klLfdI45ga

[Colorado Rockies @Rockies]

Camera 2 ���

[Scott Jennings @ScottJenningsKY]

His last 2 videos are instructing illegals on how to evade ICE, and now this one reminding everyone that no ID is required to vote in NYC.

They aren’t being subtle, folks.

[Madeline's Dad @WAMK]

We don’t think for a second that military organizations around the globe don’t already possess this technology, do we?

[Praveen Kumar Verma @Alacritic_Super]

Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks.

By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time.

Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.

[MAZE @mazemoore]

Remember in 2013 when he said families would get good healthcare for less than the cost of their cable bills and then the cost of insurance skyrocketed? That was awesome.

[MAZE @mazemoore]

2016. Obama's Press Secretary is asked about reports that during immigration raids, ICE agents were storming into homes without warrants, going room to room looking for illegals, and making children tremble with fear.

Notice how it wasn't even a big deal. The person asking the question was calm and didn't even scream "Nazi!" The Press Secretary just blew off the question and moved on.

Fun times.

[WeatherNation @WeatherNation]

JAW-DROPPING drone video shows devastating flooding in Pagosa Springs, CO, as rising waters have triggered evacuations and rescue efforts.#COwx

[Denver Nuggets @nuggets]

Made us happy, made us smile

[NBA on Prime @NBAonPrime]

Let us all say ... Amen 🙌📖

[Courtney Hella @CourtneyHella]

I texted my children that we got the puppy they’ve been begging me for and sent them a link with pictures. 🐶When they clicked on the link, it took them to a webpage that said YOU’RE GROUNDED. They’ll be spending the weekend retaking our family’s cybersecurity training course.

[Trung Phan @TrungTPhan]

this has to be the craziest phishing email test in the history of corporate IT security training

[Echoes of War @EchoesofWarYT]

The British army once sentenced Daniel Morgan to 500 lashes, a punishment that usually killed a man, for the crime of knocking out an officer who struck him. He survived every stroke. And he spent the rest of his life joking that the drummer had miscounted and only given him 499, so the British still owed him one. He collected that debt at a place called Cowpens.

Morgan was not born to anything. He was a rough, barely educated frontiersman who made his living hauling freight by wagon on the Virginia frontier, a big, powerful, hot-tempered young man. During the French and Indian War, serving as a civilian teamster with the British army, a British lieutenant struck him with the flat of a sword. Morgan answered with his fist and dropped the officer cold. For a colonial to strike a British officer was close to a capital offense, and the court-martial sentenced him to five hundred lashes with the cat-o'-nine-tails, a flogging meant to flay a man and very often to kill him.

They tied him up and laid it on, and Daniel Morgan did not die. He carried the ridged scars on his back for the rest of his life. But instead of breaking him, that brutal punishment forged something. It left him with a cold, permanent hatred of the British army and its contempt for colonial men like him, a hatred he would one day repay with interest. And it gave him his lifelong joke: the drummer lost count and stopped at 499, so the British, he liked to say, were still one lash short of paying him in full.

When the Revolution came, that uneducated wagoner turned out to be a natural soldier of rare gifts. He raised a company of frontier riflemen, crack shots who could kill at distances that terrified British regulars, and he led them north to Saratoga, where his marksmen helped shatter Burgoyne's army and win the turning-point victory of the war. Morgan had a feel for battle that trained European officers lacked, an instinct for ground, for timing, and above all for the men he led. He understood that his militia were not professional soldiers and could not be asked to do what professionals did, so instead of cursing them for it, he built his tactics around what they could do.

That genius reached its peak at the Battle of Cowpens in January 1781, one of the most perfectly fought battles in American history. Facing the dreaded Banastre Tarleton, Morgan set a trap built entirely on human nature. He put his unreliable militia in the front line and asked them only for two volleys, then permission to fall back, which they gladly did. Tarleton's British, seeing the Americans retreat, charged forward in a confident rush straight into Morgan's real line of hardened Continentals, and then Morgan sprang the jaws, hitting the British on both flanks at once in a double envelopment while his cavalry rode down their rear. In minutes Tarleton's command was destroyed, hundreds killed and captured, one of the most crushing and complete victories of the war, and Tarleton himself barely escaped. It was the frontier wagoner out-generaling the darlings of the British army.

So the debt was paid. The boy they tried to flog to death grew up to be the man who methodically dismantled the British in the field, who understood soldiers because he had been treated like dirt as one, and who turned the hard lessons of his own back into some of the finest tactics the Revolution ever saw. Remember Daniel Morgan. The British gave him 499 lashes and made an enemy who never forgot, and he collected the last one at Cowpens, with interest.

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

Parasitic third world savages are not sitting out the election.

They’re voting straight Democrat so they can force you to pay for all their stuff.

Get to the voting booth and cancel out their votes.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Mirroring riots from the USA, where pallets of bricks were delivered to the centre of disorder.

Pallets of glasses bottles dropped into the middle of French riots.

Find out who did this, and you're half way to finding the truth.

[Daniel Friedman @DanFriedman81]

Annabel Richter was a 19 year old FIT student. She was fed fentanyl by a man named Moises Friere who told her it was cocaine. Friere knew what he was doing — he gave the drugs to two female students and didn’t take any himself. While Annabel was overdosing, Friere stripped off her clothes, took photos of her naked body, and then raped her instead of calling for help.

Because of what he did, she is dead.

There are no “I am Jane Doe” rallies for Annabel Richter. There is no daily coverage of her death on CNN. There are no New York Times investigations creating timelines of her last day. Unless you read local crime news in New York City, you will not have heard about this case.

Why is Cornell’s Jane Doe of so much more interest to mainstream news than FIT’s Annabel Richter? Perhaps because news loves to create narratives about predatory white male college students and refuses to make national-news villains of men like Friere, who commit most of the actual crime in places like New York City.

The NYT and CNN aren’t lying when they do 50 stories about Jane Doe and zero about Annabel Richter. They’re just exercising editorial judgment about which parts of the news you need to hear.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Never forget that it was Barack Obama who ordered and orchestrated the Russia Hoax against Trump knowing it was false.

-Obama ordered the ICA to undermine Trump before he took office.
-It was rushed, politicized, and bypassed standard intel procedures.
-Brennan handpicked 5 CIA analysts to draft it with minimal review.
-Obama was briefed on Clinton’s plan to smear Trump with fake Russia ties.
-CIA forced FBI and NSA to accept its narrative despite internal objections.
-Congress was misled with selective and inconsistent briefings.
-Brennan and Clapper pushed a lie, hiding dissent within the IC.
-FBI kept investigating Trump even after ruling out collusion internally.

He has no right to talk about targeting political opponents.

Treasonous.

[Polymarket Hoops @PolymarketHoops]

Steve Kerr was visibly confused seeing a complete doppelgänger of himself at a game 😭

[Madeline's Dad @WAMK]

Brutal.

[𝙅𝙖𝙢𝙚𝙨 🏆 @AbdulCarterMVP]

This the craziest slander video I’ve ever seen

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

Elite tier trades advertising

[Francesco 🇺🇸 @frandalorian]

Oh, look.
Actual rape.
At a college.
And murder.
I wonder why this isn’t bigger news.

[Byron York @ByronYork]

Perhaps there are reasons of style policy involved, but reading New York Times coverage of Dr. El-Sayed, and remembering Times 2016 coverage of renowned brain surgeon Ben Carson makes you wonder: Did Carson ever get an MD?

[Sunny @sunnyright]

A woman who has a podcast and national profile because she’s married to an NFL player, discusses with a former First Lady, why they shouldn’t be identified based upon their husband’s accomplishments