“i don’t lean Right or Left, i lean toward SANITY” #LV24
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“EVIL Identity...
People miss the identity of EVIL,
because they focus on the job of EVIL &
not EVIL’S CAREER...
It's EVIL’S job to create chaos, disruption, malice, malevolence, belligerence, hate, venom, disdain, jealousy, envy & greed.....
But EVIL’s CAREER is to always appear good!” MU
#MarinateOnThat #AmerikkkanPolitics
“On the morning of Tuesday, November 3, 2026, President Donald Trump announced during an interview on Fox & Friends that the United States will halt its roughly $4 billion in annual military aid to Israel.”
“Key Details of the Announcement:
•The Timeline: The annual assistance will be cut off by the end of 2026, meaning direct aid payments will officially end starting in 2027.
•The Deal: President Trump claimed that he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reached this agreement months prior. He added that Netanyahu himself initially broached the idea of tapering off direct financial assistance.
•Shift to Commercial Purchases: While direct subsidized aid will end, Israel remains a major non-NATO ally and will be permitted to purchase American weapons and military hardware commercially.
•Political Rationale: Trump explicitly mentioned a political motive behind the timing, explaining that ending the $4 billion package deprives left-wing and Democratic critics of a major political talking point during the ongoing 2026 midterm election cycle.”
Democrat-run states are gouging you at the pump.
AAA data makes it plain: the highest gas prices in the country are in Democrat-controlled states. The lowest are in Republican-controlled states. That’s not a coincidence. Higher taxes, heavier regulations, and energy policies that drive up costs show up every time you fill up.
While Republican-led states keep prices lower, Democrat-led states leave drivers paying the price. The numbers don’t lie.
bone14nov retweeted
I will not shut my mouth.
It’s not racist to say that the history between black and white Americans has nothing to do with foreigners, including Indians.
It’s actually stupid — not to mention incredibly disrespectful — for a foreigner to try to latch onto black Americans for political gain.
bone14nov retweeted
The U.S. Census Bureau has opened a public comment period on proposed changes to demographic categories of the United States population. Click the link below to add your comments! #FBA #ADOS
federalregister.gov/document…
bone14nov retweeted
8.7 million non-immigrant visas were issued to Indian nationals from March 2017 to Feb 2026.
A non-immigrant visa is temporary permission to come to America for a limited time- to work, study, or visit - and then return home.
8,704,481 of those visas were issued, according to the State Department.
How many do you think actually returned home?
bone14nov retweeted
If you’re the child of immigrant parents, I think the most honest way to identify is your family’s country or island of origin followed by “American.”
Jamaican-American. Haitian-American. Nigerian-American. Trinidadian-American. Etc.
“Black American” should mean something more specific: people whose family lineage has been rooted in America for generations.
You shouldn’t get to blend into the Black American identity when it benefits you, then go home to family or communities that disrespect Black Americans behind closed doors.
Identity can’t just be convenient. I don’t think this is an unreasonable request.
bone14nov retweeted
When I say the African diaspora numbers for Georgia are alarming, I’m not kidding. All 54 sovereign African countries have a presence in the state. If my conservative estimates are correct, the African diaspora community, which includes their children born on American soil, is equivalent to nearly 8% of the total Foundational Black American population in Georgia.
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BT Kingsley believes Kobe Bryant had the highest peak in NBA history.
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#BTKingsley #KobeBryant #NBA #Lakers #TFUPodcast
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Black Americans are often expected to “take the higher road” when it comes to tensions with Caribbean and African immigrant communities. We’re told, “Those are your brothers and sisters you should stand up for them, support them, and fight for them.”
But I think it’s fair to ask whether that solidarity is consistently reciprocated.
I rarely hear the same pressure within Caribbean or African immigrant communities to financially support Black American institutions, invest in historically Black organizations, or advocate specifically for Black Americans. Meanwhile, Black Americans have a long history of charitable giving and supporting causes that extend beyond our own communities.
Many immigrant communities understandably prioritize building up their families and sending resources back home. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that. But if solidarity is going to be emphasized, it should be mutual not an expectation placed primarily on Black Americans.
bone14nov retweeted
DISPELLING THE MYTHS w/ ISH:
BLACK AMERICANS ARE NOT YOUR POLITICAL MULES
Some of yall believe it’s okay to equate this mess in Minnesota as if it’s a semblance of the horrors Black Americans have faced for over 400 years.
You actually believe it’s sensible to march for a people who want to use you as political mules, only to later discard you.
And then you try to gaslight those of us who do not support this farce, by claiming we should feel shame.
Lemme be abundantly clear…
I will NEVER be ashamed of refusing to help those, who if given the opportunity, would see my people, my country or my livelihood… eradicated.
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Congratulations @russwest44
Still think you got plenty in the tank though.
Top 5 PG of all time!!!
bone14nov retweeted
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bone14nov retweeted
People who reach a high level of awareness become unsociable. Crowds drain them. Noise overwhelms them. Small talk feels like work. They chill different. A cozy room. Two people they trust. Good food. Music. Conversations that actually mean something. That’s where they feel alive. Depth over noise. Because for them... peace feels like home.