Bryan from Texas

[Bryan from Texas @WesTexas74]

@danaesolo I was good with it until he pushed Marian down the stairs. Bad dog!

[The Elevate Report @elevatereport]

Alberta overwhelmingly votes to remain as apart of Canada.

But also, they voted Yes to Eight of the Nine.

I hope the PM @MarkJCarney can respect democracy even when it maybe unfavorable to him.

[𝐓𝐄𝐗𝐀𝐒 𝐏𝐀𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐎𝐓 ™️🇺🇸 @Texpatriot26]

🚨 BREAKING: Nick Shirley just dropped this line in the Oval Office flanked by President Trump, and it's PURE GOLD

"I want people to think about what is happening right now...me as a 24-year-old, I went out and exposed the fraud. I just was concerned about the well-being of our tax dollars. And right now, I'm standing next to the President of the United States." 🔥

"There's never been an incentive for anyone to ever expose fraud [until now]...when you expose fraud, you help save America. People understand that these fraudsters take from the poor needy who actually need the services that we all work hard to pay for, and we take that, and they then buy Mercedes!" @nickshirleyy

WELL-DESERVED FOR NICK.

A year ago, legacy media mocked him as a right-wing propagandist

Today he walked into the Oval Office with the first check for exposing fraud that the media IGNORED!!

Camera, microphone and passion for saving America. Let's freaking go.

[Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew]

Maybe one of the most brutal political Ads ever.

"I love my daughter but my daughter is a liar and she always has been. She needs help."

[SAVE BEEF 🇺🇸 BeefMaps.com @BeefMaps]

Chuck Trowbridge says he doubled and maybe tripled the forage on 200 acres outside Sherman, Texas. Then he named the biggest cost on the place. It is the calf he bought, not the land or the grass.

He runs Prairie Farmstead with his wife and in-laws, laying hens to grass-finished beef, sold to families off the farm.

The 100-acre parcel he added by the Red River had been continuously grazed on half and hayed every year on the other half. When he saw it, it looked like a golf course, hay hauled in mid-summer to feed cattle on bare ground.

Four seasons in, it makes more forage a year.

The rule he sets on the cow herd is the part that transfers. A cow has to wean a calf on that forage. No exceptions. If she cannot, she goes into the beef business.

That standard holds because he has somewhere to send her. The failures become beef sold to families, which is what lets the cull be that strict.

Hay is the second cost. So the number he watches is how many winters a calf spends here eating hay.

He ran hay tests across the county and region for three years. His samples came back too close to matter, so he stopped. "I'm trying to get cows that can adapt to what's grown here regionally."

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

In 1991 eight people were sealed inside three acres of glass in the Arizona desert to prove that a carefully designed farm could feed humans without the outside world, and the design had almost no room in it for animals. Two years later the only thing inside that had reliably fed them was a handful of goats.

Biosphere 2 cost a hundred and fifty million dollars. A rainforest, an ocean, a savannah and a farm under one roof, with the door welded shut for two years and nothing allowed in or out. The farm was the heart of it, and the farm was built on the modern idea: crops first, grown intensively, with livestock as an afterthought at the edges. A few African pygmy goats for milk, a flock of chickens, and four small feral pigs chosen because they could live on scraps.

The pigs did not last the year. In a sealed box short of calories a pig is a competitor, and the crew killed and ate them. The chickens barely laid, because the glass cut the light and there was nothing to feed them that would make an egg. That left the goats, and for two years the goats were the only source of fat in a world designed around vegetables.

The accounts the crew wrote afterwards return to them again and again. The half glass of milk a day was the thing people lived for. When a kid was born it was eaten and the meal was written up like a feast. The men lost nearly a fifth of their body weight, the women a tenth, and the food they dreamed of was never the sweet potatoes they had in abundance. It was the animal they had been given too few of.

The plants were also taking the air. To make the crops grow the soil had been enriched with compost, and the microbes in that soil breathed oxygen faster than anyone had calculated. The level fell from twenty-one per cent to fourteen, the air of a high mountain, until the crew could not climb a staircase without resting and oxygen had to be trucked in from outside. The design that put plants first had removed the thing everyone needed most.

Nobody has ever run the experiment the other way, with a herd at the centre and the crops at the edge. It would not have needed a doctor to explain the results.

They were given three acres and told to feed themselves on plants. They ate the pigs, worshipped the goats, and suffocated.

[Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit @drawandstrike]

Guess why someone never shows you this?

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

How AI Is Replacing Everything (Even At The Border)

[Social Security @SocialSecurity]

Rooting out fraud starts with accurate records.

Under @POTUS leadership, SSA has corrected nearly 15% of active SSNs, the most comprehensive SSN record clean-up in agency history:
✅ 17M missing dates of death added
✅ 25M records with missing citizenship info updated
🔄 8.5M inaccurate citizenship records being corrected

Find more results here: https://t.co/42cpXcuvhK

[Bill Melugin @BillMelugin_]

BREAKING: The Social Security Administration confirms to @FoxNews that it has just undertaken its largest cleanup of Social Security Numbers in the agency's 91-year history, correcting nearly 15% of all U.S. citizen SSNs (roughly 50 million out of 330 million). The changes include:

- Adding 17 million dates of death to files that previously didn't have them w/ help from State Dept.
- With help from DHS, updating 25 million files that had missing citizenship information.
- Correcting an additional 8.5 million records with inaccurate citizenship data.

SSNs are referenced by agencies across the federal government and in states to validate identities and prevent improper payment of tax dollars.

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION STATEMENT TO FOX:

[Curtis Johnson @C_Tocqueville]

@SecureUSA They kill us or threaten to kill us, promise to purge and arrest us.

We send a memo to maybe hold a meeting to perhaps send a letter asking them to please stop.

Yes. Matters will get worse. Button up.

[TheFearlessPatriot @IdahoFearless]

Careful Considerations & Lessons Learned
https://t.co/MkxVKlVCG6

[Miles Commodore @miles_commodore]

The left has been saying repeatedly that the tariffs will lead to additional costs being passed down to us the consumers.

My question is why don’t they ever apply that same logic when they are screaming about raising corporate taxes on businesses?

🤔

[The Hormuz Report @HormuzReport]

BREAKING: Egypt is now officially entering the Saudi-Houthi war, with at least two Egyptian Air Force C-130H transport aircraft reportedly landing at King Fahd Air Base in Taif this morning, after Egypt’s National Defence Council, chaired by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, pledged “all necessary and possible forms of support” to Saudi Arabia, per Reuters.

One of the C-130Hs reportedly left Egypt with its transponder switched off.

Taif sits in western Saudi Arabia, within reach of the Red Sea coast and the Yemeni border zone, where Houthi activity has been concentrated.

This is now escalating into a full-blown regional war.

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

Tomorrow, Alberta votes.

The question: stay as a province of Canada, or start the legal process toward a binding referendum on independence.

If Option 2 wins, that second vote could come as early as 2027.

The map of North America could start to change tomorrow.

[Hired Sellout @Hired_Sellout]

Cars are like 90% computerized now, so why is this the only information the average person gets before they have to take it in to the mechanic?

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Bamboo sheets are sold as the gentle alternative to cotton and silk, and the fabric they are made of is the one that put factory workers in asylums.

Bamboo cloth is not bamboo. It is viscose. The plant is pulped, dissolved in caustic soda and carbon disulphide, and squirted through a nozzle into acid, where it sets into a thread. It was patented in England in 1892 as artificial silk, and the trade name for it was rayon. The same process makes a kitchen sponge and the cellophane on a bunch of flowers.

Carbon disulphide was already notorious. French doctors in the 1850s had watched it send rubber workers blind, impotent and insane. The viscose industry needed it in enormous quantities and nothing else would do.

So from the 1920s the asylums began to fill. In 1933 a doctor at a Pennsylvania rayon plant wired Alice Hamilton, the first woman on the Harvard faculty and the country's authority on industrial poisons, with a 6-word message: an epidemic of insanity has broken out. Workers were going home and attacking their wives. Men in the churn rooms were found wandering the roads. Investigators who got inside found a third of the workforce showing signs of poisoning.

The companies fixed prices, sat on the evidence, and when the regulators finally came for them in the West they moved the factories to India, China and Indonesia, where the same chemical is used today. The consumer was never harmed. Only the people who made the cloth.

Silk is made by a caterpillar in a mulberry tree. Wool is made by a sheep in a field. Both are a protein, same as your own hair, and both have been pulled off the animal for 5,000 years without sending anybody out of his mind.

The fake silk needed a chemical that could not be made safe, and the industry's answer was to make it somewhere else.

[FeelGoodThoughts @feelgoodtale]

The Pen That Saved Apollo 11 From Being A Permanent Moon Tomb.

When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin returned to the lunar module after their historic moonwalk, they realized they had a catastrophic problem. While maneuvering inside the cramped cabin in his bulky spacesuit, Aldrin's life-support backpack had accidentally smashed into the wall.

The impact completely snapped off the vital circuit breaker switch needed to arm the ascent engine. Without that specific switch, the engine could not ignite, meaning the two astronauts would be permanently stranded on the lunar surface with no hope of a rescue mission.

With only hours of oxygen remaining and Houston control scrambling for a workaround, the situation seemed entirely hopeless. The engineers on Earth frantically tried to find a way to bypass the electrical system, but time was rapidly running out.

Exhausted and facing the very real possibility of dying 240,000 miles from home, Aldrin decided to take matters into his own hands. He began looking around the cabin for anything that could safely fit into the broken circuit breaker hole without conducting electricity and sparking a fatal fire in the oxygen-rich environment.

Aldrin reached into his shoulder pocket and pulled out a standard-issue felt-tip marker. Because the pen's casing was made of plastic, it would not short out the electrical contacts. He carefully jammed the end of the marker into the broken switch hole and pushed.

The circuit closed, the engine armed, and the lunar module successfully blasted off the moon's surface to reunite with Michael Collins in orbit. It turns out the greatest technological achievement in human history was ultimately saved by a piece of office stationery.

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

No French flags, no Canadian flags, no Quebec flags. Lots of communist and terrorist flags though.

[Wiki Leaks X @WikiLeakHq]

Elon Musk becomes deeply moved, and deadly serious, when Bret Baier asks him why he called Sen. Mark Kelly a "Traitor" for pushing to send more US aid and weapons to Ukraine.

Watch every second of his response.

"We should have empathy for the thousands of people dying everyday in the trenches. For no movement in the lines. For the past two years thousands of people have died every week for nothing."

"I take great offense at those who put the appearance of goodness over the reality of it. Those who virtue signal and say we can't give into Russia, but have no solution to stopping thousands of kids dying every day."

"I have contempt for such people and I want to make that clear. Because they're virtue signaling and their lack of a solution means that kids don't have a father. It means parents lost a son. For what? Nothing."