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For for anyone who finds this post, I was CulverDrums on here until the beginning of July. I left abruptly, as I was really just overtaxed with media and such. I went and sought my peace, largely finding it. While back, I am just not getting into the depths I did earlier. Not putting X on my phone. Not checking it all day. I learned to enjoy being alone, realizing it was not really all that lonely. There I found my peace- a minimalization of needs and wants easy to manage and maintain.
I found myself- my true self- and it is the wanderer, the lone-rider, hence the new X handle from Old English án (lone, singular) + ridda (rider).
I came back mostly, because I did miss a select few people who I enjoy and consider friends, and my knowledge of the current news cycle was wanting of late.
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Ánridda/Culver retweeted
Walk into hospital with coeliac disease and they take the bread away.
Walk in with a peanut allergy and they take the peanuts away.
Walk in with a liver damaged by alcohol and they take the alcohol away.
Walk in with lungs damaged by cigarettes and they take the cigarettes away.
Walk in with type 2 diabetes, a body that can no longer cope with sugar, and they bring you breakfast: cornflakes, orange juice, white toast and a little pot of jam.
Then the insulin trolley, to push down the sugar the breakfast put up.
Then a carton of juice by the bed, in case the insulin pushes it too far.
Then a line in your notes: poorly controlled.
This is the disease they diagnose by making you drink 75 grams of glucose and watching your body fail to clear it.
Every other patient on the ward is kept away from the thing that's hurting them.
The diabetic gets it on a tray, three times a day, with a drug to clean up after it.
Ánridda/Culver retweeted
Government be like:
1) Ban rainwater collection.
2) Create a government water monopoly.
3) Hike rates on citizens.
4) Hand out “free” water to massive data centers.
5) Run for re-election on “water affordability.”
It’s a racket.
As I have said before, he'll slowly return to Clintonian center-leftism, where he started, as a matter of saving what he can.
Trump endorses an amnesty deal with Democrats, saying immigration maximalists are on the “pretty far right” and suggesting that illegals who have been in the US for 10-15 years should have an opportunity to stay.
Follow: @AFpost
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Not shocked in the remotest on this. Jordanes I believe noted stories of Danubian and Crimean Goths receiving delegations from the old homelands requesting people to return from royal stock and lead.
I have long theorized that the Vendel shift materially was due to an Alano-Gothic influence moving backwards on the migration pathways, given that many things seem to mesh well with Iranic material, especially the famed Vendel and Välsgarde armor, though centuries later.
Bombshell paper just dropped with a genetic analysis of the “Fallward king” showing that he was likely of Ostrogothic origin! This has enormous implications for our understanding of the development of Germanic warrior culture in England and Scandinavia.
cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S…
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Not in the slightest, because the act is a sign of contrition and submission to the will of a foreign entity. Anyone who goes, does so to prove allegiance. It is not a necessaqry act to these men, most of whom are Christian. If they knew anything about the theology and history of the faith, the new Temple is the church and the host of the church the new Israel.
In Christianity, there is no longer a need for the Judeo part.
Then against it really is just Messianic Judeo-Platonism so made that is what's wrong with it.
There's legitimate criticisms of the US-Israel relationship and then there's antisemitism. This is very much the latter.
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Ánridda/Culver retweeted
There is a map circulating widely on X and elsewhere that allegedly shows Texas as voting blue in every county.
That is NOT what that map is showing. Instead, it's merely showing the degree to which each Texas county shifted blue compared to 2024.
It does NOT show that Democrats won every county.
Instead, the below chart shows who actually won each county.
This is why I am suggesting that everyone should use discernment before they freak out.
Means they only have to flip 4 more to have a veto proof Senate. Not that they'll need it, because, if that happens, it likely means a full Dem routing of the 2028 election. Let's just hope they do not get to 3/4 of the house/2/3 of the Senate levels with a Dem POTUS and enough states to start jacking with the Constitution by Amendment, which surely would mean doing to the 2nd what happened to Prohibition, plus severe limits on the 1st to include anything that hurts feelings as hate speech.
Democrats are now set to win 56 Senate seats.
The last time Republicans had a majority that size was 1929.
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So, if true, in short we need to strip executive staff members of any power over governance and leave them as mere secretaries, doing what they are told, instead of the other way around.
If you are not elected, you should have zero say over policy and what goes in front of POTUS, either party.
So, we went from a demented senior whose staff used the autopen almost exclusively to another demeneted senior who is a bit sharper but extremely prone to influence from executive wonks. I guess it works that he actually signs them.
Calley Means Says Susie Wiles Pushed for Glyphosate Getting Liability Protection
MEANS: “Susie called Bobby's office and said, ‘We're not discussing this’ … and it was announced the next day.”
ROGAN: “How is that possible that something that's known to give people cancer gets liability protection?”
MEANS: “It's indefensible.”
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Frankly, every politician should be taken to the Library of Congress and made to swear on nothing but the Constitution under pain of perjury and prosecution. That is the only "holy writ" our government must uphold. No Bible, no Quran, no Havamal, no anything else. You swear on the Constitution or you do not have a position.
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Honestly, I will say the thought crossed my mind. No way Premium, which I was routinely paying 4.30ish to 4.50ish for dropped to below 4 dollars in that span of time and with the markets otherwise tanking, which usually spikes supply fears.
Not soon, but in about 50 years, I think we'll be able to analysize these election with some distance and realize how little it matters to have voters as much as it is the illusion of voters.
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I detest government controls of economy, but I agree with the sentiment of her position, as I detest the data center boom. ERCOT, the official Texas grid, is woefully ill-prepared for taking on that surge of electrical usage and would be devastated in an artic blast trying to bear that load. I can agree that load-heavy businesses should have to contribute to infrastructure costs, IF they draw from citizens.
Again, I do not agree with the means of doing it in this case, just agree with the sentiment.
Of course the best fix ERCOT could do is quickly adopt and approve micro and regular nuclear reactor development, which benefits everyone.
Then you can have a realistic talk about energy consumption and boosting technology.
Do you live in Texas and want to experience more electrical failures?
Well if you do I've got good news for you - your next governor has promised to introduce price controls on electricity and we all know how that ends.
Plan accordingly... 🔋
#3rdWorld #texas #griddown #poweroutage #dallas #houston #elections #SanAntonio
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SCOTUS already approved it for a case of Voodoun practioners in Florida nearly 25 years ago or so.
Also, in many customs, it is just a ritual to thank the animal before killing it, instead of the modern American Thanksgiving way of doing it after it hits the table. It is customary killing for food. Despite Hollywood and Catholic hagiographic fiction, it historically and in reality was mostly about blessing food and thanking one's divine for the bounty. rarely was it just senseless slaughter. Given that the word "fee" comes directly from the Germanic word, fehu, meaning cow, which was used as payment, you do not "waste" such resources.
I'm assuming she is talking about halal exemptions, but SCOTUS already ruled on it, so long as animal abuse and cruelty laws are not broken.
I attended such a thing at @TheLordBoard stead many years ago (damn my youngest was still in a car seat- way long ago), and the swine was the most honored guest there, handled humanly, and dispatched quickly without a stun. That said, I have heard about plenty of bothced ones as well. In early Theodish Belief, which did a number, just to make sure it was quick, they usually used smaller pigs and had handmade swords specifically designed to behead the animal cleanly as to make sure the death was swift.
Also plenty of rural Hispanic families around here but whole cows and dispatch them on sight and eat them that day. Nothing different, save prayer is involved. Spoiler alert, in many rural cities in the early days of this country, slaughter time often involved church activities, just like with harvest. When is it a bounty and blessing and when is it just a "pagan" sacrifice?
If Michigan now allows animal sacrifices for religion.....let us advocate for human sacrifices while we are at it.
The sky is the limit
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Ánridda/Culver retweeted
Ballard Partners made over 100,000,000 in 2026, up from over 15,000 in 2021. Susie Wiles and Pam Bondi saw to that. Credit to Calley for not keeping this covered up. It’s time for all the receipts to come out.
Ánridda/Culver retweeted
Replying to @Tsoukalos
Ánridda/Culver retweeted
The epitome of narcissism.
He will go to his deathbed refusing to acknowledge his responsibility in his own political demise.




































