
Fmr Intelligence NCO & contractor | OEF & OIF veteran | Founder and CEO @fowatchfloor | Counter-Organization Specialist | 🇺🇸
Austin, Republic of Texas
Joined January 2020
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A UTSA professor told Axios that if Tarrant County goes blue, it would be 'all over for Republicans.' Tarrant is at 24% turnout. Tarrant County, this one's on you. Text your guys, pick a day, and vote by Friday. Vote Republican all the way down the ballot.
Replying to @wayofftheres @CaudilloDahl @pizzarespecter @icanhazjobplz @HarrisonHSmith @_jburden @identity_pol @VDAREJamesK @CoffeeandaMike @NormanDodd_knew @GatorRaidActual
Back at ya, hoss 🤝
Replying to @pizzarespecter @HarrisonHSmith @_jburden @identity_pol @VDAREJamesK @CoffeeandaMike @NormanDodd_knew
Thank you!
Replying to @WileECitizen @HardPass4
same reason i hire a plumber instead of fixing the sink myself. it's not about how fast it can be done, but about how much work i don't get done.
In the next couple weeks, I'm scheduled to go on with @HarrisonHSmith and @_jburden. What other shows or podcasts should I be on to talk about color revolutions, low intensity conflict, local intelligence, organizing/counter-organizing, etc? Lots to discuss!
Replying to @data_atx
yeah but what is his favorite ice cream flavor?!?
Replying to @HardPass4
It's not laziness, it's time. For me, at least.
Not defending it, just saying that it's plausible, even if seemingly unlikely. Especially so because polls showed independent voters swinging for Flavio.
Lula took 74% of the new votes, which is hard to believe. I still think more likely than not the election was stolen.
I tend to agree. Will throw in a counter: a friend in Brazil said that Flavio was not expected to do well during the 1st round of voting. Some 33 million Brazilians did not vote in the 1st round, but then ~10 million decided to vote Lula in the 2nd. That's her story.
Replying to @StrangerJosh11
I tend to agree. Will throw in a counter: a friend in Brazil said that Flavio was not seen as a real threat to win during the first round of voting. Some 33 million Brazilians did not vote in the 1st round, and millions then decided to vote Lula in the 2nd. That's her story.



