God fearing USAF veteran. Service to others before self. I won't respond to DMs.
Oklahoma, USA
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Bryan Hall retweeted
China’s imports of Iranian crude oil (which arrives masked as Malaysian, Indonesian, Iraqi and Omani due to fabricated paperwork) are now dwindling quickly.
God is weird.
I think that's because God is love. And love is illogical. It makes you do things that make no sense.
Things like free will.
If God hadn't given the angels free will then Lucifer would not have rebelled. Then he wouldn't have tempted Eve who convinced Adam to make the worst decision of all time.
A decision that got them tossed out of Eden and began the DNA rot that has brought Alzheimer's, Cancer, and many more horrible things to us all.
A decision that required God to then rein in man with a worldwide flood, a jumble of language, Mosaic law, and finally the ultimate sacrifice on the cross, Jesus. For our sins.
All avoidable without love granting illogical free will to the angels.
Love is therefore both a blessing and a curse. I'm sick of the curse portion, I want to go back to how we began. Perfect bodies, a simple life, and someone perfect for you to physically love. Is that too much to ask?
Bryan Hall retweeted
🚨 Stephen Miller is ABSOLUTELY TORCHING the Somalis who came to this country to LOOT AND PLUNDER American taxpayers
"You spent HALF YOUR WORKING LIFE paying for fraudsters and scammers, many of whom are refugees, illegal aliens and foreigners who came to this country to loot and plunder us."
"They came here from Somalia, been living here for a year or two. They say, 'I'm going to open up a fake daycare. I'll tell Keith Ellison, I'll tell Governor Walz, I'm taking care of 200 kids. Send me a check for $30 million.'"
"What do they do? They buy Mercedes, they buy BMWs, they buy a MANSION."
"They are living the high life. While you, the American citizen who's worked your entire life and done it the right way, you paid every parking ticket you ever had, are funding that lifestyle. That's what the Democrat Party did to you."
Absolutely SPOT ON, @StephenM.
Bryan Hall retweeted
At least they’re finally admitting this is all about driving up Diesel prices to hurt Trump and Republicans chances of winning the midterms.
Zelenskyy is blowing up oil refineries because if democrats are in control of the house, they control the purse and will spend your tax dollars to continue funding this endless war.
Remember when Dems used to say how bad Putin was for interfering in our elections?
If they win in November, the first thing they’ll do is cut this dude a blank check using your tax dollars for helping get them back in power.
Bookmark it.
Bryan Hall retweeted
In 2028, I’m voting for the candidate who says they will use military force to remove Muslims from America so that we don’t have the same fate as Europe.
I’m very much a single issue voter these days.
Our survival depends on us making sure Muslims never get to “globalize the Intifada” in America.
I will vote for whoever raids the mosques and protects our country from Halal slaughter, public call to prayer, and Muslim Brotherhood influence operations.
I don’t care to hear about any other issue.
Bryan Hall retweeted
Congressman bragging to his constituents: "I am fighting hard for your future, and your children's future!"
Constituent: "You A-holes in DC have run up $40 Trillion in debt that our children will have to pay off! That's no future!!"
"You haven't been fighting FOR us. You've been stealing FROM us."
Hate high ⛽ diesel prices?
Blame a weak Biden administration and Russia. It's only going to get worse for quite some time.
oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-N…
Bryan Hall retweeted
Oregon politician Nafisa Fai just held a rally in MN, speaking Somali, with an American flag UPSIDE DOWN.
Enough with the pretending already.
These are not Americans.
Bryan Hall retweeted
To all my fellow veterans: We served our country in time of need, defeating communism whenever we were sent.
Remember the saying: all gave some, and some gave all.
Now the Democrats, Who helped send us to foreign countries to fight are turning into the very thing we fought against.
Just remember this we will defend our country against communism wherever we need to even here.
We took an oath, and it is still intact.
Bryan Hall retweeted
🚨 BREAKING. Scott Bessent just announced the Internal Revenue Service is launching MASSIVE AUDITS of financial institutions that facilitated the laundering of Minnesota funds.
Read that again.
Banks. MSBs. Financial middlemen.
Anyone who helped move dirty money is about to get TORCHED.
For once, the IRS is being deployed FOR AMERICANS FIRST — not against working families.
Follow the money.
Audit everything.
Prosecute whoever broke the law.
Thank you, Sec. Bessent. 🇺🇸
Do you firmly support Scott on this?
Bryan Hall retweeted
Pay attention Oklahoma.
Sharia Law leaves no room for your constitutional rights.
Council for American Islamic Relations (CAIR) has been supported by Cyndi Munson for many years. Sharia Law is the opposite of American Freedom. Pay attention to what’s happening in Europe. Islam does not seek a peaceful coexistence.
We MUST elect Mike Mazzei for governor.
Full video here: youtu.be/xqDQSgyvNWE?is=RZNb…
Bryan Hall retweeted
Hey, @UofOklahoma, hide the records behind a login. Put up every digital wall you want.
A login screen won’t stop a subpoena.
If you’re breaking the law to screw American workers, we’ll follow the evidence and hold you accountable.
Bryan Hall retweeted
I made an unsettling discovery in my undergraduate class on financial planning last week. While explaining mortgages, I asked my 38 students this question: if you buy a $400,000 house and pay 20% in cash towards the purchase, what will be the amount that you finance?
Not a single student could tell me the answer. Despite the fact that they are all juniors and seniors majoring in business.
I added more questions: what is 30 percent of 80? 60 percent of 90? They didn’t know. The closest they got was when one student said, in response to my query of “40% of 70”, that “I know it’s 4 times 7 but I don’t remember what that is.” Another student helpfully added, “28.”
They explained to me why they couldn’t answer these math questions: they were never taught multiplication tables, percentages or fractions during their K-12 schooling. Instead, they were taught how to use a calculator. Without one, they are not able to do basic arithmetic.
I later asked the dean about this, and he lamented that this isn’t a thing just for our university’s students; it’s a thing for their entire generation, nationwide.
When I was in K-12, the fierce debate among parents and educators was whether to allow calculators in class. The calculators won.
Today, the debate is about AI. And like before, the tech will win. But will that truly be a victory?
Rowan University #college #math #loans #CFP #financialplanning
“ My blessing is on those people who trust in me, who put their confidence in me.”
Jeremiah 17:7 NET
bible.com/bible/107/jer.17.7…
I somewhat envy my wife who doesn't remember dreams.
What's with the horrible restrooms that are hard to find? Or trying to convince people that this is the way something has to work? Or some stupid problem over and over?
Come on... Computer End Program.
Bryan Hall retweeted
Congratulations to Big Tech! They've accomplished the impossible: laying off thousands of qualified American workers while simultaneously discovering that America has run out of qualified workers.
Microsoft reportedly laid off 6,000 Americans, hired 6,300 foreign H-1B workers, and sought nearly 3,000 additional green cards.
What a remarkable fucking coincidence.
Apparently, American engineers possess an extraordinary biological defect: the moment they're fired, they become completely invisible to corporate recruiters.
JD Vance described the alleged genius behind this miracle. Companies satisfy recruitment requirements by advertising American jobs through obscure channels, waiting for nobody to apply, then solemnly announcing that they've exhausted the domestic talent pool.
Brilliant. Absolutely fucking brilliant.
Imagine the boardroom celebration. Somebody managed to search an entire country of 340 million people and somehow missed the thousands of qualified employees the company just escorted out of the building.
Give that executive a bonus!
Naturally, the whole operation gets wrapped in the sacred language of diversity, innovation, and global competitiveness. Nothing says commitment to American prosperity quite like handing Americans severance packages while congratulating yourself for discovering workers overseas.
And the politicians defending this arrangement have the balls to lecture everyone about protecting working families.
Protecting them from what? Employment?
Now Vance is cracking down on Microsoft, Adobe, and six other companies over alleged immigration abuses. The corporate geniuses who mastered the art of making American applicants disappear suddenly have federal authorities examining their handiwork.
For years, these executives enjoyed the profits, the political protection, and the sanctimonious applause while American workers absorbed the consequences.
Their defense deserves to be framed and hung in every unemployment office in America:
We searched everywhere for qualified Americans. Apparently, we forgot to look at the thousands we just fucking fired.
(article below)
Bryan Hall retweeted
Terrible attack by the Houthis on the airport in Saudi Arabia.
12 people have been killed and over 300 injured.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia killed 3,000 on 9/11. Many more were injured and later died.
Islamic terrorism is Islamic terrorism.
You really do reap what you sow in life.
Bryan Hall retweeted
If I follow you back on X and you immediately jump into my DMs, that’s like meeting someone once and suddenly showing up at their front door. It’s rude, intrusive and crappy social media etiquette. Do it and you are forever banished.
Am I alone in this? Do you hate it when somebody does this?
