Al Silva retweeted
This is tremendous news for America's children. An entire generation will grow up as SpaceX owners. Well done @elonmusk! 🇺🇸
Replying to @Teslaconomics
Optimus and Cybercab will be the vast majority of Tesla’s value.
The only things that will scale to incredible size (K2 and beyond) economically are super intelligence, robots, solar power and mass to space.
And, of course, if you have the first two, the rest will follow.
But Roadster is super cool, so we’re doing it anyway.
Al Silva retweeted
🚨 BOOM: Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado just sent a warning to every American telling us to VOTE AGAINST THE SOCIALISTS in the midterms
“Communism, socialism. It brings misery, violence, separation and oppression!”
“And once you lose your freedom, once you lose democracy, it's so hard to gain it back." 🎯
VOTE RED 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Western liberals imported the third world into France and other countries in the name of diversity and compassion. They ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility. They were told it would lead to this and they didn't listen.
I pray that France, a beautiful country of amazing people, will stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn.
And I hope Americans are paying attention. This is the future congressional Democrats seek for your country.
Al Silva retweeted
Absolutely ironic that just after they showed Kayvon Webster CJ Hicks pretty much recreates his iconic play from ND
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A 5-year-old girl plunged 49 feet from a moving cruise ship into the open ocean. Her father heard his wife screaming and raced toward the railing, only to discover that their daughter was gone.
It happened aboard the Disney Dream near the Bahamas, where a family vacation took a terrifying turn when the little girl fell from the ship’s fourth deck.
When her father realized what had happened, he jumped overboard after her, plunging nearly 50 feet into the ocean. But when he surfaced, he couldn’t see his daughter anywhere.
He began desperately calling out for her, searching the water until he finally heard her calling back. He swam toward her and managed to reach her, but they were still stranded in the open ocean as the massive cruise ship began turning around.
For roughly 20 minutes, he kept his little girl afloat, holding her above the water until a rescue boat finally reached them and brought them back to safety.
Both survived, although the father suffered two fractures in his spine from the fall.
It takes an incredible amount of courage to jump nearly 50 feet into the open ocean, not knowing what awaits you below. But this father didn’t hesitate to put his own life on the line for his little girl. Thank God they both made it home.
Al Silva retweeted
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Al Silva retweeted
This is why Texas will do better than your state.
There is a center of gravity forming around all the stuff @elonmusk is building between Austin and San Antonio and beyond. It's going to be the closest thing the US has to Shenzhen.
Our hourlong exploration of the tech scene in Texas in full here on X.
Al Silva retweeted
Power On: Apple spent a decade losing the smart home. Now it has a plan to compete: HomeView, a new Apple TV and HomePod mini, and LG-built accessories. Tuesday’s unveiling is about protecting the iPhone as much as outfitting your house. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Al Silva retweeted
A 10-foot alligator grabbed a 73-year-old woman by the leg and dragged her 70 feet into a pond. Her neighbor jumped into the water to save her, but moments later, they were both pulled beneath the surface.
Carol DeLillo was doing yardwork near her home in South Carolina when the massive alligator suddenly attacked, clamping its jaws around her leg and dragging her into the water.
Nearby, Kenneth McCarter heard her cries for help. Without hesitation, he rushed into the pond and swam toward her.
Kenneth managed to grab Carol, but as he struggled to pull her free, they were both dragged underwater. He still refused to let go.
Fighting to keep Carol above the surface, Kenneth finally managed to pull her away from the alligator and toward shore, where his teenage son helped bring her to safety.
Carol suffered devastating injuries and needed multiple surgeries, but she survived. Kenneth also made it out alive.
Kenneth’s extraordinary courage deserves to be recognized.
Al Silva retweeted
It hasn't been a particularly good week for George Soros ... on three different fronts. prometheanaction.com/the-sat…
Al Silva retweeted
Probably one of the greatest takes I heard from Colin Cowherd in almost 15 years!!!
"Jerry will overpay top of the market for players, a yacht, a stadium, a practice facility, and go cheap on the coach. It's like hosting a party in a mansion and going: Who's doing the catering? ... We called Subway"
@colincowherd says it's time for Dallas to pay up for a coach
This may be the best take I’ve ever seen from Colin.
Absolutely nailed this one!
"Jerry will overpay top of the market for players, a yacht, a stadium, a practice facility, and go cheap on the coach. It's like hosting a party in a mansion and going: Who's doing the catering? ... We called Subway"
@colincowherd says it's time for Dallas to pay up for a coach


































