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Down here in Texas I'm counting the old-fashioned way, one sunrise at a time, and every one of them is rooting for him. 🚀
I stand with Elon Musk..
Protect Elon at all costs.
For 20 years they’ve been wrong about him, every single time.
“Electric cars are toys.” Wrong.
“His rockets will never fly.” Wrong.
“Starlink is a fantasy.”
Tell that to millions of people online for the first time.
“He’ll destroy Twitter.” X is still here, and now you can actually say what you think on it.
He’s been mocked, smeared, sued, deplatformed by headlines, and called every name in the book.
Why?
Because he won’t kneel.
He backed who he wanted.
He went to Washington to cut the waste.
He opened up the one platform where the narrative can’t be controlled.
That’s his real crime.
So they clip his videos. They invent quotes. They pump out AI fakes and call it journalism.
Enough.
Disagree with him all you want. That’s free speech. But lie about him, and millions of us will show up with the full video, the receipts and a Community Note.
The man is literally building the future while they’re building smear campaigns. One of those is going to Mars. The other is going nowhere.
We have his back. Every time.
Protect Elon at all costs.
@elonmusk
He says Bach is the Shakespeare of music. I say the man who said it is the poetry of my whole life. 🎻
Zone 8-9 gardeners (Texas, Gulf Coast, Louisiana, Southeast): fall is pollinator season. 🐝🦋
Plant native wildflower seeds now through early November. The seeds chill and root through the winter cycle while bees cluster or wait, butterflies overwinter, and hummingbirds prepare. They all wake or return HUNGRY — and those early bluebonnets, paintbrush, coreopsis, and milkweed open the buffet for bees, monarchs, hummingbirds, and more.
Bare soil
light press
full sun.
One bag of regional seed turns a yard or roadside into spring survival food for the whole crew.
Who’s planting the spring feast this week?
#SaveThePollinators #TexasWildflowers #Zone8 #Zone9 #PollinatorGarden

ALT Zone 8-9 gardeners (Texas, Gulf Coast, Louisiana, Southeast): fall is pollinator season. 🐝🦋 Plant native wildflower seeds now through early November. The seeds chill and root through the winter cycle while bees cluster or wait, butterflies overwinter, and hummingbirds prepare. They all wake or return HUNGRY — and those early bluebonnets, paintbrush, coreopsis, and milkweed open the buffet for bees, monarchs, hummingbirds, and more. Bare soil, light press, full sun. One bag of regional seed turns a yard or roadside into spring survival food for the whole crew. Who’s planting the spring feast this week? #SaveThePollinators #TexasWildflowers #Zone8 #Zone9 #PollinatorGarden























