he's a true freeze peach warrior thoughIn case no one has seen him lately:
If he only produced enough T to grow a mustache he could look just like his inspiration.
He’s totally not a Nazi though..
Elon Musk: Hero or Villian?
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Elon Musk misled Twitter investors ahead of $44 billion acquisition, jury says
Elon Musk was sued in late 2022 after completing his acquisition of Twitter, which he later renamed X.
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A jury in California found that Elon Musk defrauded Twitter shareholders during the runup to his $44 billion acquisition of the social media company, according to a verdict issued on Friday.
Total damages could reach up to $2.6 billion, attorneys for the plaintiffs said.
Pure evil!
I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country
I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country
I saw that earlier. Chuck Schumer absolutely lost his crap over this.
imagine the level of loser you have to be to be the wealthiest and one of the most powerful people to ever exist and your mom has to tell everyone to stop being such big meanies to her precious little boy
imagine the level of loser you have to be to be the wealthiest and one of the most powerful people to ever exist and your mom has to tell everyone to stop being such big meanies to her precious little boy
I’m sure she can console herself and wipe away tears with stacks of $100 Dollar Bills.
What a clumsy way to pimp a book…lol
People hate him because he’s a Bigoted Nazi toolbag who wants more than anything to literally be the 2nd coming of Hitler.
He looks so stupidly cringe I can barely breathe:
Just do the little mustache too dude because nobody will stop you.
“iT wAs A nEuRodIvErGeNt tIcK!!!”
Please
When people show you who they are you should believe it.
That goes for the ‘I’m not really a supporter…But’ folks as well.
but he rescued free speech from the abyss and we can call people retarded again, so bigly win 1!1!1!1 /sI’m sure she can console herself and wipe away tears with stacks of $100 Dollar Bills.
What a clumsy way to pimp a book…lol
People hate him because he’s a Bigoted Nazi toolbag who wants more than anything to literally be the 2nd coming of Hitler.
He looks so stupidly cringe I can barely breathe:
Just do the little mustache too dude because nobody will stop you.
“iT wAs A nEuRodIvErGeNt tIcK!!!”
Please
When people show you who they are you should believe it.
That goes for the ‘I’m not really a supporter…But’ folks as well.
The California Coastal Commission has issued a formal apology to @elonmusk and SpaceX, adding that it will not consider political views or speech in future regulatory decisions.
Don't you know how many jobs Elon provides? Please stop nit-picking. Be appropriately grateful instead.
our multi-billionaire overlords will be the only thing to save us from the elites
Why screwworm came back
The screwworm barrier in Panama eventually failed. The latest outbreak started in 2023, with several cases popping up in Panama and Costa Rica, and then slowly started spreading north toward the United States.
The spread happened for a few reasons, Scott said.
In hindsight, he said, the strain of infertile male flies used recently was “probably not as good,” so the female flies were no longer choosing to mate with the less-fit sterile males.
A recent surge of migrants across the Panama-Colombia border also included animals that may have been infected, he said. The fly doesn’t travel big distances and moves more frequently on infested livestock. Livestock was also smuggled across borders without proper health checks, according to a 2022 report from the think tank InSight Crime.
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins has blamed the Mexican government for not cracking down on “cartel trafficking and immigration” while some Democrats point the finger at the USDA for not doing enough.
In a letter to the USDA on June 9, several US senators expressed concerns that “significant staffing reductions” due to retirements and resignations, as well as Trump administration funding and staffing cuts, affected the national screwworm response. Rollins has repeatedly denied that staffing cuts had an effect and says President Donald Trump has given her all the resources she’s needed.
Even some Texas Republicans have been critical of the Trump administration’s response. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller critized the federal government’s efforts as “slow, bureaucratic, and incomplete.” He wants the federal government to use a targeted chemical baiting method as a bridge before more sterile fly facilities can be built.
Although the screwworm infestation has created “unfortunate circumstances,” Rollins remains “bullish and buoyed and inspired and just invigorated by these incredible producers that we’re up there fighting for every single day, and we’re going to beat this,” she said June 11th. “We beat it before, and we’re going to beat it again.”
The screwworm barrier in Panama eventually failed. The latest outbreak started in 2023, with several cases popping up in Panama and Costa Rica, and then slowly started spreading north toward the United States.
The spread happened for a few reasons, Scott said.
In hindsight, he said, the strain of infertile male flies used recently was “probably not as good,” so the female flies were no longer choosing to mate with the less-fit sterile males.
A recent surge of migrants across the Panama-Colombia border also included animals that may have been infected, he said. The fly doesn’t travel big distances and moves more frequently on infested livestock. Livestock was also smuggled across borders without proper health checks, according to a 2022 report from the think tank InSight Crime.
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins has blamed the Mexican government for not cracking down on “cartel trafficking and immigration” while some Democrats point the finger at the USDA for not doing enough.
In a letter to the USDA on June 9, several US senators expressed concerns that “significant staffing reductions” due to retirements and resignations, as well as Trump administration funding and staffing cuts, affected the national screwworm response. Rollins has repeatedly denied that staffing cuts had an effect and says President Donald Trump has given her all the resources she’s needed.
Even some Texas Republicans have been critical of the Trump administration’s response. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller critized the federal government’s efforts as “slow, bureaucratic, and incomplete.” He wants the federal government to use a targeted chemical baiting method as a bridge before more sterile fly facilities can be built.
Although the screwworm infestation has created “unfortunate circumstances,” Rollins remains “bullish and buoyed and inspired and just invigorated by these incredible producers that we’re up there fighting for every single day, and we’re going to beat this,” she said June 11th. “We beat it before, and we’re going to beat it again.”
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