Logical, normal person. Oil and Gas. Veteran.

United States
Apparently, we've elected Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling to run the country.
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I have a request. I need to contact members of my old unit, the one I went to Desert Storm with. I need to contact members of 2nd Battalion 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade of the 82nd Airborne Division. Especially members of D/2-504. I was their first sergeant. If you know of or have contact with Desert Storm veterans of this battalion, please DM me and I will give my contact info. This is a request for reposts as well. I have information about the VA's ability to provide healthcare for my brothers. Our battalion was the one who occupied this area and I'm paying the price with neuropathy and fibromyalgia. My symptoms are under control. I would like to see that all of my troops get the same care. In March of 1991, following the end of Operation Desert Storm, paratroopers from 2-504 were occupying the area in southeastern Iraq encompassing Khamisiyah conducted two large scale demolition operations to destroy the Iraqi munitions and facilities in the area. Before the demolition, the Khamisiyah facility was a large ammunition storage depot and it was believed to house only conventional ammunition. When these operations were carried out, it apparently was unknown that the rockets stored in the facilities contained weaponized sarin and cyclosarin chemicals. Please help me get in contact with my troops.
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South Carolina has joined the LSU / Kiffin crash out chat.
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Alabama literally rostered a pro player and Grandma Roll Tide here says the SEC has no choice but to kick out LSU IF they did the same.
No one WANTS to kick LSU out of the SEC, including Sankey and all the other member schools. But IF LSU says they will go rogue and do what they want and rules and policies be damned, then the SEC has NO CHOICE. They WILL kick them out. If I was LSU, I would not put this to the test.
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Arkansas has entered the LSU / Catholicism crash out chat.
Fascinating watching the LSU fanbase posture as if they’d get a Notre Dame-esque TV deal with NBC. They would not.
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Texas A&M has entered the LSU / Catholicism crash out chat.
Direct message to LSU fans: Louisiana voodoo, crawfish, and corn dogs, don’t have quite the same national appeal as Catholicism.
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Mississippi State has joined the crash out chat.
Folks believing the SEC will back down are fooling themselves. LSU may stay in the league, but concessions will likely be made. LSU isn’t going to get the benefit of staying in the SEC while continuing to break the rules.
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Corruption in this administration. At a level nobody’s ever seen.
Solar is the cheapest new electricity you can build in America today. You would think a president that campaigned endlessly on lowering costs would want more of it. Instead Trump’s Interior Department created a policy that forces his top appointees to personally sign off on solar and storage projects on federal land. That political review has jammed the pipeline. More than 450 clean energy projects are now at risk. That is over a third of all new power capacity this country planned to build through 2030. The solar industry estimates this bottleneck could add $81 billion to household energy bills and another $40 billion to businesses over the next seven years. A federal judge already called the policy likely arbitrary and capricious. The administration is doing it anyway. This is the same crowd that spent billions in taxpayer money pushing companies to walk away from offshore wind, then shoveled billions more toward coal. They are not saving anyone money. They are choosing the most expensive path on purpose and handing you the bill. pv-magazine-usa.com/2026/07/…
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Trump lost fair and square in 2020. Only women can get pregnant. The Trump assassination attempts were real. Mitch McConnell is alive. Michelle Obama is not a man. Barack Obama is a citizen. America is less racist than most countries. Police stop crime. Tariffs hurt the economy.
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RT @ZmansEnrgyBrain: Who do you trust more regarding what's going on with the U.S. / Iran negotiations? Don't throw things; I'm just askin…
12% JD Vance and team
88% Iran and team
256 votes • Final results
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The unfolding disaster of the Trump administration in regards to Iran, is a self-inflicted wound on so many levels. It showed that military might alone is not a silver bullet. What went wrong? 1.) Atrocious planning and slow reaction It was known for 47 years that if Iran gets attacked that the Strait of Hormuz will be a target. When Iranian civilians were rising up in January 2026 and then were left alone, it was claimed that the military built up had to be concluded before an military engagement can happen. This cost valuable time. A military intervention so early and in conjunction with uprisings on the ground would have caught much more momentum. Worse, even after that delayed attack, the US strategy still didn't account for the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. So it was a double-loss. 2.) No coherent strategy and missed military developments Once the operation started, again, Iran was reacting in a predictive way, launching thousands of drones and missiles which they had refined in the war in Ukraine. It was clear that the low-cost but numerous weapon systems will eventually cause a lot of damage. Ukraine has been experiencing this for 4 years and developed effective countermeasures. The Trump administration, however, repeatedly refused to heed the help and advice from Kyiv, and even belittled it. The US military, on the other hand, and even more the Arab countries in the Gulf quickly learned the hard way that this rebuff was stupid. Eventually, they invited Ukrainian drone experts. The USA lacked any kind of strategy when the Iranian regime refused to collapse and were absolutely ill-prepared for this kind of war. 3.) Lacking support by allies You might argue that Bush's Iraq war was ill-planned and when it comes to long term planning this was certainly the case, but it was far more successful in bringing in allies. More than 30 countries participated as the "coalition of the willing" back in 2003. Trump's Iran war, on the other hand, was widely an "one-man-show". Aside from Israel, the USA were practically alone. This resulted directly from Trump's repeated attacks against allies, including those who supported the USA in Afghanistan and even Iraq. It was clear that after that nobody wanted to risk his or her neck for somebody who repeatedly insulted them and their countries. The fact that Trump didn't bother to consult them beforehand only reaffirmed their stance. 4.) Decline of US soft power thanks to "DOGE" The destruction DOGE left in its wake is immeasurable. Gutting crucial elements of American soft power such as USAID, Voice of America and dozens of other programs destroyed a lot of goodwill the US had in the region and across the globe. The perception of the USA moved from a powerful benefactor to an aggressive and transactional bully. In its relentless obsession to fight "wokeness" - or what was perceived as such - the foundation of soft power, which was built in almost a century, was trampled on in a matter of months. From the carrot-and-stick approach only the stick remained, and that one turned to be flaccid. 5.) Overall downfall of the USA Let's not mince words here. Trump is a wrecking ball for US' democracy. Insider trading, corruption, mass lying, cozying up to dictators and an absolute disdain for the rule of law had a direct impact on America's standing in more than just political or morale questions. No matter how loud you scream in certain parts of the USA, it is fact that the USA under Trump have lost huge respect in the world. The enemies of the USA hate you just as must they hated you before, maybe even more, but your friends are absolutely shocked and aghast about what is happening. Far more devastating, however, is US' unreliability. What was agreed upon before, can change on a whim. "Good relations" are defined by one man and one man alone. This is not how you conduct policy, neither domestic nor foreign. The USA are in full decline and the big bang will certainly come if the trajectory is not immediately corrected. The strategic defeat in Iran is even worse than Vietnam, because Vietnam gave Washington the lesson from which they learned and eventually won the Cold War. What Trump is doing, however, is just doubling down on stupid and denying reality, which didn't work before and won't work even less now.
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BREAKING: A reporter just asked Mike Johnson for the first time at a press conference, “Why should we even ask you any questions today when you never read or hear about anything anyway?”
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To anyone that can see this: DO NOT CHECK YOUR LUGGAGE ON A BA FLIGHT OUT OF LHR.

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Replying to @RedWavePress
@joerogan give the people that work in this vitally important US based industry a chance to explain
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There is still good left in humanity. Captain Jon Jackson was supposed to take his final retirement flight with Spirit Airlines today. But after Spirit's shutdown, he instead found himself as a passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight into Baltimore. What happened next was truly special. Capt. Jackson was honored with a traditional water cannon salute and a surprise welcome celebration at the gate. This is a powerful reminder that the aviation community is built on respect, compassion, and solidarity—especially when it matters most. Above all, this moment was about honoring a fellow aviator. Congratulations, Capt. Jackson, and thank you for your years of service in the skies. Well done Southwest Airlines 💙
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Spot on. No further comment needed.
Donald Trump promised for months that his White House ballroom would not cost taxpayers a dime. Now Lindsey Graham has introduced a bill to spend $400 million in taxpayer money on the project. So much for private donors footing the bill. Compare that to how Trump treated Jerome Powell. Trump spent months accusing the Fed Chair of fraud over a $2.5 billion renovation of Fed buildings. He demanded a criminal probe. A federal judge threw it out, finding “essentially zero evidence” of any crime. The Justice Department dropped the case last week. Powell renovated Fed buildings with Fed money, every dollar accounted for in public.  Trump bulldozed the East Wing and is building his ballroom through a secret contract that hides donors and shields the White House from any conflict-of-interest review. One known donor is ArcelorMittal, a foreign company which donated $37 million in steel. Two days after Trump praised the gift, his administration cut in half the tariffs on automotive steel from ArcelorMittal’s Canadian plant.  Powell got prosecuted for transparent spending. Trump gets a blank check, anonymous donors, foreign steel, tariff favors, and now your tax dollars too. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Everyone needs to read this.
I'm going to say what needs to be said and going to hurt some feels Energy industry the cuckiest industry to POTUS of any industry I. DO. NOT. GET. IT. If US economy to grow ofc energy and power supply needs to grow Show me, specifically where the Fed govt impacts private lands in Texas What other industry is consistently and regularly tying its success or failures to one fucking person. Very cucky shit.
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Japanese Twitter FTW.
すし職人の頃ウェイトレスがお尻を突き出しながら伝票を書いてたのでガン見していたら、急に振り返って僕を睨みつけ、”Do you like my ass?“と聞いてきた。ヤバいと思いつつも正直に“Yes, I do”と答えたら“Thanks💕”と上機嫌だった。これは若き日のジョージ・ワシントンが桜の木を切った話と似ている。
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