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𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Nothing demonstrates socialism’s incredible efficiency like 30 paid government workers, a full suited press kit, rotating camera crews, and man that’s never held a shovel in his entire life placing half a pound of hot asphalt over a pothole for a picture on social media so millions of idiotic acolytes across the political eco-system can tear jerk and back pat the city government for doing nothing more than performing its categorical job.
Our rates went sky high because of YOU. So now you're sending bullshit checks right before an election?
GTFO with this bribery. DO YOUR JOB.
8.2 million New York households. $1 BILLION in energy relief.
Starting next week, households will begin receiving rebate checks worth up to $200.
We’re putting money back where it belongs: in your pocket.
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𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
.@KathyHochul just found $1 billion to mail you a check 50 days before an election. Ask yourself why now.
New Yorkers have paid record electric bills for years under her watch and suddenly, weeks before Election Day, $200 shows up in the mail?
That's old-fashioned bribery with taxpayer money, and she's not even hiding it anymore.
A one-time check doesn't fix a permanently broken system. If Albany wants to actually help, here's where to start, permanently:
1. Strip out the hidden surcharges and mandate-driven fees padding every utility bill
2. Freeze and audit rate hikes utilities are allowed to pass straight to ratepayers
3. Stop passing the cost of Albany's energy mandates onto working families' monthly bills
Do that, and bills come down for good, not for one Christmas card election-season "gift."
New Yorkers aren't stupid!
We know a $200 crumb when we see one. Fix the bill. Fix it permanently. Stop bribing us with our own money.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Have you noticed that the community that is most vocal in warning about the Islamification of the USA is the GWOT veterans’ community?
That’s because we saw things with our own eyes that are hard for others to believe:
1. The treatment of women as chattel property. Goats are treated better than daughters—no exaggeration.
2. Widespread pedophilia and bestiality while at the same time people we call “LGBTQ+” in the West are subject to barbaric methods of execution.
3. An absolute lack of freedom of religion.
4. Wanton disregard for human life.
5. Insanely paranoid antisemitism straight out of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
6. Wholly corrupt governments; bribery as a uniform standard.
7. Tribalism to an extreme: tribe trumps truth and justice, always.
8. In the Gulf Arab countries, “Third Country Nationals” from poor Muslim countries engaged in menial labor and literally treated as slaves.
9. Absolute confidence that Islam will violently conquer the rest of the world, and a belief that this is just and proper.
10. Acceptance of the idea that lying can be and is necessary and proper.
These are not one-off observations; these are widespread norms that are easily observed and experienced in day-to-day life in any nation that accepts Sharia law. ALL OF THESE THINGS ARE COMMONPLACE. Having seen this stuff up close and personal across the entire Middle East, Central Asia and the Horn of Africa, American veterans have unwittingly become like the prophets of old, warning everyone else of the dangers we have seen that we never wish to see come ashore in America.
Yet somehow our voices are not being heard sufficiently, and we now see literal Communists wishing to import these evil practices to the USA en masse, as a path to their own power.
Guess what Commies? It’s the other way around, you are the ones being used and when the Green forces dispose of you Red forces, it’s not going to be pretty.
Wise up.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Some of y’all really don’t like America, and you’re upset that on one of its worst days, 9/11, people chose to stop being goofy and take this shit seriously. There’s a real conversation to be had about America’s resilience and what it looks like when people of all races and religions come together. And you’re mad about that? Still living here and upset that people love this country. You look goofy.
Zero people were making jokes or memes when people were on fire in the towers. And nobody is trying to make anyone talk about 9/11 in a certain way. We're sharing our experiences from the day and how horrific it was.
This guy is an absolute piece of garbage.
Hasan Piker says that mocking 9/11 is an American tradition: ''In our generation and younger, 9/11 has been memed into oblivion, right? Let's be real. There's a generational breakdown here where, like, the elderly are trying to make everyone talk about this in the way that they want to. It's obviously not going to happen.
For like the last two decades pretty much, uh, from Seth MacFarlane and Family Guy to, you know, numerous other cultural moments, people have talked about it. People have talked about it in not-so-serious ways.
So this — this forcible reverence coming from institutions on its 25th anniversary is — it's probably not going to take hold amongst the masses.
Like, there were people still burning alive in these towers and people were already making jokes.
The cultural attitudes about 9/11 being — like, 9/11 not being treated with, like, respect and dignity, I think has calcified in the collective conscious of Americans, right?
Not treating 9/11 as this singular moment that is worthy of the utmost reverence and respect is the American tradition. Right?''
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𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Mandami and AOC sharing a good laugh while the names of 9/11 victims are read is quite the visual
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
The rubble at the scene of the World Trade Center collapse is filled with the sounds of “PASS devices,” or emergency signals attached to firefighters when they are no longer moving.
The scale of overlapping PASS alarms bespeaks the horrible death toll that must have taken place here.
Yet worse - the alarms can’t be stopped because the bodies haven’t been found.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Some FDNY firemen who have been working at the World Trade Center site since this morning are rotated back to their firehouses to recuperate.
What remains of the 1st Battalion, the first crew on the scene, staggers in, covered in dust, crying, and physically shaking.
Several men vomit a thick chalky substance - a pulverized building, and everything and everyone in it.
A few try to return immediately to the site, but they’re held back. Others are laying on the ground, staring into space, unable to comprehend the horrors they have just seen.
Jules and Gideon Naudet, two French filmmakers who captured incredible footage of the attacks this morning, tearfully reunite - each of them thought the other was dead.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Idk how to tell y'all gen z or whoever it is trying to gaslight millenials and older that we're making up that we watched graphic news footage of 9/11 all day long in classrooms, in store windows, at home, etc but we most definitely did. On every channel. Every. Channel.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
This 9/11 health release did not happen because @NYCMayor miraculously discovered transparency.
9/11 Health Watch fought for these records for years, and the City was sued. A judge ruled the prior denial violated FOIL and called the obstruction “arbitrary and capricious.” The organization says that May ruling “led directly” to today’s settlement. @SpeakerMenin also pressed the issue at City Council and helped ensure the investigation was funded.
So when @ZohranKMamdani declares that “leaders they trusted lied,” remember that the public learned the truth because advocates fought, journalists dug, elected officials applied pressure, and a court forced accountability.
9/11 survivors deserve the truth without Mamdani’s ego boosting staged performance and embellishment of the facts.
Today @ZohranKMamdani said, "people got sick because the leaders they trusted lied" and gave them a false sense of assurance that the air was safe around Ground Zero.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
The mayor is in deep mourning of a man that murdered a laundromat employee with a meat clever and had 28 prior arrests. Talk about priorities.
I am deeply saddened by the death of a New Yorker in City custody at a jail on Rikers Island early this morning. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones as they grieve this loss.
We do not yet know the cause of death, but we do know that too many New Yorkers have died on Rikers Island. The Department of Correction and its oversight partners will investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
Our administration is fully committed to the critical work of creating better conditions in our city’s jail system and closing Rikers Island as quickly as possible.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Absurd. NY’s electricity crisis was made in Albany.
Your PSC approves rate hikes. Your mandates drive billions in added costs.
NY closed Indian Point, passed the CLCPA & approved these hikes.
Our rates are now 62% above the national average and up more than 70% since 2019.
You did this.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
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𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Zohran Mamdani defends DSA chair Gustavo Gordillo because, of course, he has to.
+ They were both born rich.
+ They both went to expensive private liberal arts colleges, and neither really worked after
+ They both lie (Mamdani said he was African American on his college apps - Gordillo claimed he was a union Electrician)
+ Both got hookups for their NYC pads (Mamdani via a family friend, Gordillo via $2M of family money).
They have the same morals - and the same double standards.
The DSA is filled with nepo-baby man children who should not be in charge of anything.
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Now I AM PISSED! Most of these charges on my current National Grid bill are for your Chinese solar fields.
Hochul lies!!
𝙳𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚊 retweeted
Zohran Mamdani has been mayor for 231 days and this, if manifested, and without hyperbole, will be the most radical act of his tenure by a long shot.
Please allow me to break this down:
He is about to spend 70 million tax dollars on 5 government run grocery stores (notwithstanding Aldi' making clear they could open 5 stores for a fraction of that).
Those five stores, run as they will be on tax dollars every single month no matter how full or empty their aisles will be, will be able to operate at a loss in perpetuity, and offer groceries for 30% less than their competitors.
But because no private grocer could possibly compete with a government competitor undercutting them by 30%, they will all inevitably all go bankrupt.
Mamdani's solution to prevent their bankruptcy? Give those private grocers tax dollars for them to compete and thereby make up for the 30% shortfall that...HE CREATED.
Succinctly: the government spends tax dollars to create an insanely bad problem. Then, to solve the problem that THEY CREATED, the government spends more tax dollars.
Utterly insane.
