Former NSA: SIGINT & CyberSecurity. American committed to family, freedom, original principles & self-reliance. Husband, father, brother, son.

Texas, USA
This guy gets it.
“The Surprisingly Solid Mathematical Case of the Tin Foil Hat Gun Prepper” by @Freakoutery medium.com/s/story/the-surpr…
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When the advance work is so good that you have to blink twice before realizing the background isn't a greenscreen
.@SecRubio: "Too often, these days, we build downwards. We design our standards to ensure that no one will lose. We preoccupy ourselves more with the comfort of the worst than the potential of the best. We hold the most exceptional things among us hostage to the average."
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Exactly! I watched two or three versions (at different times and angles) thinking "This has got to E a background, right?" Cash award and time off for whoever set that up One for the ages
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They don't punish athletes and sweep everything under the rug and Jane Doe is revictinized and not believed. The good old boy club starts early protecting rapists. It's unacceptable. Protect Jane Doe!
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Who is they? The victims' advocate?
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Every single one of these "banned books" is readily available to every single resident of Texas (and every other State, for that matter) You can LITERALLY have it in your hand today (or tomorrow if you're lazy and want it delivered)
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🚨 BREAKING: In an incredible moment, Sec. Marco Rubio just WALKED OUT in front of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece to demand a resurgence of Western Civilization values and against mass 3rd world migration And he's doing it at the BIRTHPLACE of the West. Inject this into my veins. 🔥🔥 "The imagination of the western world. GENERATIONS of our statesmen...have looked to [Acropolis] with wonder, with awe." "2.5 centuries after the founding of the American Republic...I stand here today as a Secretary of State of that republic...I stand here to testify to a debt that no lapse of time, no distance of space can ever extinguish." "The history of America, of my country, is covered with the fingerprints of antiquity. Greece is literally carved into the architecture of our government." This speech is pure gold.
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A Medal for whoever picked and set up that staging Spectacular
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On the new episode of Actions Detrimental, Denny Hamlin admitted that he didn't know that Kyle Larson had gone a lap down after the long pit stop the 5 team had. Had he known, he said he would never have pitted and let him take the wave around, and he may not have gone up to the top of the track and spun out pressing to try and pick up points either. "If I maybe knew where Larson was, then I maybe don't try to go up there. But for all I knew, he was right behind me. I had no idea. "... Had I known that Larson was a lap down and he would've gotten his lap back by me pitting, I would've never turned down pit road, I don't care what the crew chief says. I would've never turned down pit road." That being said, Denny defended the 11 team by making a point that they're focused on his car and his race, and not necessarily scoreboard watching or keeping strict tabs on what was happening with the 5 car. "You've got to understand, you've got to give my team a break too and I've got to give my team a break. Because they are focused on helping me get the fastest car that I can get on that day. And they're focused on 'What is his feedback, what are the tools we've got in the toolbox to make his car as good as we can,' and that's what they're focused on. They're calling *my* race. They're not sitting on the couch listening to the announcers breaking down the 5 car's race. In the bubble of the racetrack, it's really hard to put all that in perspective. "Listen, if we would've known that when Larson took two tires at Phoenix and we had 15 seconds to answer that - We didn't. And that's something that we've got to learn from, and we've certainly have got to get better at understanding who we're racing, what's going on, and responding the correct way." Ultimately, Denny put the blame on himself for making a mistake, spinning out and damaging his car. He ended up taking Monday completely off (hence the Tuesday night release) because of how frustrated he was.
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Does seem like, though, in the Chase, with the Championship on the line, SOMEBODY should be focused on this very thing
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The liberal position is that this child can be saved. In fact, they believe that saving this child is what it means to have civilization. This is the exact opposite of the truth, which is that this child cannot be saved and civilization must be run by adults who recognize that.
🚨 A 6-year-old shot his teacher. Richneck Elementary, Jan 6, 2023. Court unsealed Officer Brian Torrez's bodycam Oct 6, 2026. 🎥 The Virginian-Pilot / Daily Press
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Mike Moss retweeted
New Cornell Case Wrinkle - Moonies Denies Serving Jane Doe and Reveals Later Work Connection The bar rejects Doe's account, describing the claim that its staff served her alcohol as “completely inaccurate”. Moonies also says Doe later worked for an affiliated organization and discussed what happened that October night, but did not say at the time that she had been intoxicated or that a Moonies bartender had served her alcohol. Jane Doe’s level of intoxication before arriving at Chi Phi has been a hotly debated point in this case, and now Moonies Bar is directly disputing part of the account in her civil complaint. The lawsuit alleges that Doe drank heavily at her sorority house before going out and that Moonies served her alcohol despite her marked hands identifying her as underage and her apparent intoxication. According to the bar, it hosted a private Tri Delta event on October 19, 2024, attended by approximately 185 people, including 35 who were under 21. Underage attendees had their hands marked, while those 21 and older received wristbands. Bartenders were instructed to serve only guests wearing those wristbands. That adds another disputed piece to an already complicated question: how intoxicated was Doe before she ever arrived at Chi Phi? Doe has been reported at different points describing herself as heavily intoxicated, saying she was “10 shots deep,” and describing her intoxication at one point as around 5 out of 10. In one of the recently released recorded calls, Matthew Ingalls also disputed her description of her condition before arriving at Chi Phi, recalling her saying she was sober and hadn't been anywhere. If Moonies can substantiate that it didn't serve her, then that particular allegation in the complaint becomes another inconsistency her attorneys in the civil suit, and potentially prosecutors in any criminal case, may have to explain.
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These guys NEVER should have voluntarily talked to this smarmy Cornell Police interrogator. DO NOT TALK TO THE COPS. THEY ARE NOT YOUR FRIEND. THEY ARE TRYING TO GATHER INFO TO CHARGE YOU WITH CRIMES
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ICYMI: According to a new DHS IG report, the Biden administration ICE received over 3.1 million leads on visa overstays during FY21-FY24, including more than 100,000 flagged as public safety threats. They arrested just eight of them. Almost zero enforcement of visa overstays.
NEW: A new DHS Inspector General report finds the Biden administration took almost no enforcement action against visa overstays, including public safety threats, and arrested only a handful out of millions. The numbers are stunning. From FY21-FY24: - ICE received over 3.1 million visa overstay leads, roughly 104,000 of which had public safety or national security concerns. But that resulted in only 496 investigations by ICE (2%) and ONLY EIGHT ARRESTS. - A September 2021 Mayorkas policy memo directed ICE to target only illegal immigrants considered “Priority 1 leads” (highest threat to public safety). Out of 1,769 viable Priority 1 visa overstay leads, ICE only conducted 84 investigations (5%), resulting in ONLY 2 ARRESTS. - The majority of the more than 3 million visa overstay leads were deemed “non-priority”. 2.8 million of these “non-priority” leads were sent to ICE for investigation, leading to just 5 investigations and ONLY TWO ARRESTS. (out of 2.8 million!) Another shocking piece of the report, visa overstays tracked by CBP exploded by 364% during Biden’s first full year in office (Fiscal Year 2022). CBP tracked visa overstays in FY2021: 171,269 CBP tracked visa overstays in FY2022: 795,167 THE DHS IG concluded the 2021 Mayorkas memo is largely behind the lack of enforcement. “ICE conducted few nonimmigrant overstay lead-initiated investigations and arrested even fewer foreign nationals who stayed beyond or violated the terms of their admission because of the September 2021 policy that directed ICE’s limited resources only to leads posing a threat to national security, public safety, and border security. When ICE did attempt to pursue action on a lead, it encountered challenges verifying addresses and locating the foreign nationals present in the United States. Further, ICE did not have sufficient resources to pursue all overstay leads.” Link to report: oig.dhs.gov/sites/default/fi…
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The Cornell 7 case has all the hallmarks of a collective hysteria on par with Ferguson, Missouri—“I am Jane Doe” is the equivalent of “Hands up, don’t shoot.” In this case, just like in Ferguson, the most fervent advocates don’t know the facts of the case and don’t care to know them, lest they complicate a narrative condemning a group of people as a class—the police back then, fraternity members now. To dissent from the orthodoxy is, once again, considered a hateful act. It was all but forbidden back then to suggest that Michael Brown got shot because of what he himself did (assault a police officer), and the mob this time has no tolerance for the idea that Jane Doe should bear responsibility for own conduct and decision-making. Brown was considered *inherently* a victim, and so is Jane Doe. This is not the way to think about such cases in a rational society. Now, there is much that still hasn’t been made fully public in the Cornell 7 case, but what we’ve seen of the evidentiary record clearly points to consensual acts that Jane Doe came to regret (and to the abysmal conduct of almost all of the young men involved). But the facts are irrelevant if they don’t align with the ideological narrative, and if in the fullness of time, this case proves to have been a hysteria and witch hunt, it won’t matter—all the celebrities, Democratic politicians, influencers, advocates, and journalists will move on, unchastened, to the next thing, just like they did with “Hands up, don’t shoot.”
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Similarly, the governor's statements and actions, and those of her appointed AG, James, evoke the government-backed mob persecution environment of Freddy Gray
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Of course they said this. She was under age and they’ll be in deep shit.
😳 EXCLUSIVE: Jane Doe did not drink at bar before alleged rape, bar claims. Details: tmz.me/47JgTal
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It’s a college town bar. You’re kidding me, right?
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I 100% get what you're saying. Been there myself But, in evidentiary terms, they likely can produce inspection reports documenting their compliance. Also, they presumably have someone checking ID on payroll which they can prove. "We screen, we employ people just for that, we have inspection reports showing our compliance..." In court, as evidence, this is far stronger than her simply saying "I was there" Burden of proof is on her
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🚨Update: The Army is considering using World War 2 era M1 Garand rifles for the upcoming execution at Fort Hood, Texas. The .30-06 Springfield round (7.62×51mm NATO) is more powerful than the standard US Army M4/16 5.56 rifle round. The Execution Officer will make the final decision soon!
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Mike Moss retweeted
This is a common misconception of the case. Even though the county DA brought no criminal charges, Cornell did its own investigation and ruled that the fraternity seven members violated university policies. Two were expelled. Two were given long suspensions. One (who had graduated) was banned from campus. The two least involved were "ordered not to contact Jane Doe, to study sexual harassment, social media use and bystander intervention, and to write 'reflection papers,'" according to NYT. And then: the entire fraternity was permanently shut down. In the end, the university punished all the members of Chi Phi, whether or not they had anything to do with the events in question. washingtonexaminer.com/daily…
Wait! Until now, I thought Cornell did nothing to the frat members.
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Nope. You cannot convince me that frat brothers organically walked into separate police interviews using the same word, “consensual,” and that it wasn’t coordinated. Especially after a witness told police there was allegedly a fraternity meeting to get everyone “on the same page” and describe what happened as a “consensual orgy.”
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FFS If you're a male in 2026 you know the drill We've been force fed the "consent" concept and word for 2 decades "consensual" is front-and-center in every high-profile sex lawsuit these days Use of that word by everyone involved simply says they have ears and a brain
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The burden of proof is on her, not the business. You don't prove a negative. Agree? #Business
Replying to @Kronykal
They're a regulated business They are inspected They check customers for compliance with age requirements She claims she got in Burden of proof is on her
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Absolutely (just what I said) Conversely, business likely has actual evidence they comply w regulations & age restrictions (inspection reports, employees whose job it is, etc) Not sure what evidence she would have, but bar likely DOES have some Burden on her and likely rebutted with their evidence
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@Meta - For the Love Of God turn off that absolutely PAIN IN THE ASS Meta AI Agent "/" slash command shortcut Can't type a date ("10/5") Cant type "and/or" Can't type math (20/4 = 5) Infuriating like nothing I've ever experienced
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I retweeted this negatively. Yes, I watched the clip before I did. After listening again, I’m man enough to admit I was wrong. This is not what he was saying. Admittedly, he’s saying higher gas prices are a small price to pay to keep cities like Los Angeles and San Diego safe. If I demand accountability from leaders, I better be accountable myself. I apologize for spreading false narrative.
Trump on Iran: “Let them take out Los Angeles or San Diego. This is a very small price to pay."
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Credit​ where it's due
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ICE deported Wendy Hernandez Reyes to Honduras without her 3-year-old U.S. citizen son, Orlin. Wendy says she repeatedly begged ICE to let her take him; weeks later, Orlin was dead. Authorities say the relative caring for him subjected him to horrific abuse, including broken bones, burns, signs of sexual battery, and at least 17 blows to the head. He has been charged with murder and pleaded not guilty. ICE then publicly accused Wendy of “abandoning” her child. She says she never did. Now lawmakers have introduced Orlin’s Law, named after her son, which would restrict ICE from detaining or deporting parents and primary caregivers unless they pose a public-safety threat.
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So a law to legalize permanent residence in the US for those that entered illegally but have a child Of course she blames ICE Of course she claims ICE wouldn't let her take her child She left the child, now she is understandably full of regret. Tragedy. But of her own making
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