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@catturd2 @seanhannity @tedcruz @marklevinshow @dbongino @DanCrenshawTX @realDonaldTrump I just wanted to throw this out there on this day, because it’s so beautiful and such a stirring counterpoint to what we’re seeing now. youtu.be/IdcKLuRjIX0
3rd engine generates electricity for laser? Whoa..
19fortyfive.com/2026/10/chin…
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Will UK become Ebola hotspot?
theguardian.com/global-devel…
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A tax on net worth seems a scary idea. Maybe it starts with billionaires but does it end with them?
bbc.com/news/articles/ck4g1j…
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Hey kids..
Replying to @ZubyMusic
It's never been easier to be healthy, wealthy, & create the life you want!!!
It's also never been easier to distract yourself to death, eat like crap, & wind up depressed & existing not creating building & living!
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Hungary and Poland get it
euronews.com/2026/10/18/magy…
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Ban Islam
I wrote this description/warning of what is happening in the West. Please watch it and share it with others. @idicenter
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Check this beast out
A true super-humanoid hero
I first saw Neo1 at WRC 2026 and was genuinely impressed. The 4-meter, 1.2-ton humanoid from Beijing-based NeodraDynamics has returned at CIIF 2026.
Neo1 is built for 4D work-- heavy assembly, deep-sea operations, port and mine material handling, nuclear facility maintenance and fuel transfer, emergency rescue, and high-altitude construction...These are dangerous, dirty, high-intensity jobs it is designed to take on in place of people.
It uses a hydraulic-electric hybrid drive with 41 active DoF-- 39 hydraulically actuated joints and two electrically driven forearm rotations.
Each arm is rated for a 300 kg payload, with a combined two-arm payload of 500 kg. Its dexterous hands claim 500 kgf of grip force and 0.01 mm fingertip precision, while the arms have a 1.7-meter working radius.
Neo1 is also designed for extreme environments, with claimed operating temperatures from −50°C to 250°C and depths of up to 10,000 meters, alongside tolerance to radiation, dust and vibration.
NeodraDynamics is bringing Neo1 into JD Industrial’s supply chain and industrial sites to test how it performs in real-world applications.
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Are these crabs at all tasty?
bbc.com/news/articles/c6pvgr…
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I think an AI has taken over my smart fridge and robot litterbox
anthropic.com/research/self-…
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Maybe @realDonaldTrump can help shut this down
This woman worked with the homeless in Maine. She’s so angry about what’s happening to her state she can’t even speak without getting mad
She says homeless are being flown into Maine to live off the system, “It’s a lifestyle” and the homeless have no requirements to do anything. They are just handed everything for free and can go out into the public and do whatever they want during the day
She says in additional to the homeless being flown into Maine to live off the government, Democrats on Maine are giving them everything they need to be drug addicts
It’s true, the homeless are being provides for free
- Sterile syringes, needles and injection supplies including cookers, cotton, tourniquets, etc
- Naloxone (Narcan)
- Fentanyl and xylazine test strips so users can check their supply before injecting or using
- “Boofing” kits which are needleless syringes, lubricant packets, saline tins and wipes for rectal administration of drugs
- Wound care supplies
- Safer-sex materials
- Free ongoing methadone and Suboxone programs (The woman says these programs are being abused)
Here are documented nonprofits and programs that pay for travel for the homeless
- Portland, Oregon’s Portland Solutions. Officials have explicitly mentioned sending people to Maine
- San Francisco’s Homeward Bound and Journey Home programs. These are city programs that have relocated thousands of homeless people out of the city by bus or other means to destinations across the United States
- There are For-profit “human brokers” in the addiction treatment industry where they take the homeless and send them to other states to get paid for enrolling them into treatment program. There are TONS of companies getting paid to do this
There are even medical facilities in California, Florida and all over that pay companies for referral fees for thousands of new patients every month
It’s a giant homeless industrial complex and it will only keep growing unless the money is cut off
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.. raising fears that the nuisance bugs could spread other diseases including dengue, brought in by travelers..
Travelers?
theguardian.com/us-news/2026…
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Why do liberals idolize these thugs
nypost.com/2026/10/10/us-new…








