A happily married technologist, student of economics and the philosophical greats from Athens and Jerusalem to today. Golf hacker. Tweets R Mine.

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"Facts are stubborn things: and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence..." ---John Adams A reminder not to allow the 'Elites,' the self-identified label used by the WEF, ... (1/2)
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Take five minutes to read about and grasp the quality of life differences between living in the US and almost anywhere else. wsj.com/opinion/free-express…
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Reality strikes again.
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THIS is how you run an ad. 🔥 Every Republican should be running ads like this. Blakeman just turned Hochul's whole record into a comedy sketch, and it's going to leave a mark.😂
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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.
Mamdani: "You do not need to bring [ID] to vote" (2 seconds later) "our elections are secure"
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Governor DeSantis says renters will benefit from voting YES on Amendment 3 because they will be able to afford to buy a house. “I think most people that rent aspire to be homeowners. This will make homeownership more affordable for people, because they'll have one less thing they have to worry about to pay taxes at current level, they'll get a break. So I think it makes it more affordable. And the reason why that's important is, I think about when my wife and I got married back in 2009, the one thing that was beneficial about getting married that year is when we went to buy our first house, the market was in the tank, and we got a very cheap deal, and that was good. We were in our 20s at the time. Now the average price for a first-time homebuyer is 41 in the United States of America. So these young people in their 20s, they're not even sniffing homeownership at this point. That is not a good recipe for this society and for this culture.“
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60% is great. Florida needs to send a MESSAGE! 75% would be BETTER! YES on Amendment 3!
Florida! One week from today is Nov 3. If 60% of us vote yes, Amendment 3 takes effect Jan 1, 2027, lifting the non-school homestead exemption to $250,000 by 2028. Vote yes on 3.
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Silence from the woke reich also.
Islamists kill 62 Christians in Nigeria Media:
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James Talarico is doing fundraisers with drag queens who want to flip Texas through "Black, queerness, and transness" Texas, is this what you want?! 🚩🚩🚩
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It’s becoming crystal clear that Ilhan Omar almost certainly committed immigration fraud. It would be great for America if this third worldist America-hater were deported for it. youtube.com/watch?v=h_CRexDz…
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Florida Republicans are pouring it on in the early vote this week. They’ve erased the Democrat lead in early vote and mail vote. Keep voting and put this thing away before Election Day even gets here.
Day 9 Florida In Person Early Vote update 🔴 Republican: 40,881 (47.8%) 🔵 Democrat: 26,839 (31.3%) 🟡 Independents: 15,634 (18.3%)
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DeSantis, Moody and Simpson urge voters to back homestead tax amendment @GovRonDeSantis: "We want to have more people have money in their pocket."
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Vote 🗳 YES on amendment 3 for property tax relief!
DeSantis, Moody and Simpson urge voters to back homestead tax amendment @GovRonDeSantis: "We want to have more people have money in their pocket."
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More damage from US hurricanes But that’s because many more people, with much more stuff, closer to harm’s way. If all historic hurricanes had hit the US as it looks today (right), no upward trend Read my 2020 peer-reviewed article: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Yes on 3!
Great to be in St. Petersburg today with state and local leaders to highlight the need for meaningful property tax relief.  Florida taxpayers deserve a break. Amendment 3 provides the most meaningful homestead relief in history — and provides a pathway for even more.
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Israel is our proxy in the Middle East, our hired gun. For a relatively small price, we've outsourced the war on terror to them, and they keep dying so we don't have to. Since Oct 7, Israel has lost 1,000 service members in their fight against Islamic terror. They've killed or captured 14,000 Hamas terrorists who would happily kill any American they could get their hands on. They've killed 4,500 Hezbollah terrorists who would happily kill any American they could get their hands on. They've killed 6,000 IRGC. The IRGC put a death sentence on Trump's head and tried to kill him or his cabinet three times (so far). Trump had never attacked Iran at that point. His only crime was to stop sending pallets of cash or billion dollar wire transfers like the Democrats did. These Islamic terrorist groups attack Israel over the US for one simple reason: proximity. Israel is simply more geographically within reach. But they'd love to come for us, and would have by now if they weren't constantly on the run from Israel. Pretending you can make peace with Islamic jihadists by simply ignoring them is not a national security strategy. Someone has to fight them. I'd prefer it be Israel. Hamas and Iran's leaders have called America the Great Satan and Israel the little Satan for two decades now. They have vowed to eliminate us using nukes that entire time. Cutting ties with Israel won't do a thing to change that. The IRGC's plan to detonate a nuke over America's grid leaked over 15 years ago. The only reason that hasn't happened is that Israel has effectively destroyed its nuclear program four times over the last 20 years, again, so we don't have to. We partnered with them twice to do that, once in a cyber attack and then in Midnight Hammar. For $3 billion a year, that's a bargain. For comparison, this weekend RFK Jr. put the healthcare fraud just in Los Angeles alone at $10 billion. Democrat Somali networks stole $9 billion in Minnesota alone. Paying Israel to defend us is a bargain.
Israel receives $3.8B a year, of which $2.7B must be spent with US defense contractors—a jobs program for a vital US industry employing Americans. $1.1B goes to Israel. Jordan receives $2B a year, of which $400M must be spent in the US; the rest is economic aid. Jordan receives more cash than Israel, yet Abu Al-Sayed never blames it for expensive groceries.
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HOW IS HATRED OF JEWS AND CHRISTIANS PLANTED IN A MUSLIM CHILD’S MIND? It starts with the very first chapter of the Quran. It’s called Al-Fatiha (The Opening). According to Islam, no prayer is valid without reciting it. Muslims repeat it at least 17 times a day during the five obligatory prayers. That’s 6,205 times a year. And what are they repeating? “Guide us to the straight path, not the path of those who have incurred Your wrath, nor of those who have gone astray.” Who are these people? According to Muslim commentators: THOSE WHO INCURRED ALLAH’S WRATH: THE JEWS. THOSE WHO WENT ASTRAY: THE CHRISTIANS. Read that again. A Muslim child can grow up repeating a prayer 17 times every single day that identifies Jews as the objects of Allah’s wrath and Christians as people who have lost their way. 6,205 TIMES A YEAR. I know exactly what I’m talking about because I was that child. Before I understood who Jews and Christians were, I was already being taught to reject them and their paths. Before I had ever studied their beliefs, I was repeating words that associated them with divine condemnation. This is how religious prejudice can be planted in a child’s mind before that child is old enough to question it. And then people act shocked when antisemitism and hostility toward Christians appear in Muslim societies. They condemn the hatred but refuse to examine the religious teachings that can help cultivate it. They discuss the symptoms while refusing to confront the disease. They want to fight religious intolerance without questioning the doctrines used to legitimize it. Here’s the uncomfortable question: What happens to a child’s perception of Jews and Christians when he is taught, from his earliest years, to associate them with God’s wrath and misguidance? You cannot uproot religious hatred while declaring the religious ideas that nourish it untouchable.
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This is who they are.
Find someone who looks at you like Abdul El-Sayed looks at a guy who said "America deserved 9/11."
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