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"Savage" would be a compliment, more like communist shit stain.
Hammy ✈🇺🇲🇮🇱 retweeted
Incorrect.
South Carolina’s Vicari Swain has five punt return touchdowns since the start of last season.
Since 2025, no Punt Returner in College Football has more Yards (653) and Touchdowns (3) than Texas’ Ryan Niblett🤘
@TexasFootball
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This is what happens when multiculturalism, open borders, soft-on-crime policies, and systems that teach people to resent their country’s history collide
Today Starlink, tomorrow, F-35, and the same thing every day for the next 10 years, because you don't have shit to replace them with.
"IQ 150+"
I don't know why this isn't obvious to people, but the car clearly should have fallen down from the ramp long before it "flew." It wasn't going fast enough at all to stay on the under side of the ramp through centrifugal force alone. So something else was rigged to keep it on the under side of the ramp before it "launched" into flight.
It turns out that cars don't drive upside down on the bottom side of giant structures without falling down. So the question is: What was used to keep the car's wheels attached to the under side of the ramp BEFORE the "flight" segment?
Or are people too mesmerized by the demo to think logically about physics?
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Tesla Roadster demo used an explained multi-mode fan suction system for up to 2G downforce to adhere to the ramp underside (not centrifugal force or hidden rigging), plus cold-gas thrusters for the flip/landing, as shown live and confirmed by Tesla and attendees.
snopes.com/fact-check/tes…
tesla.com/roadster
theverge.com/transportation…
pcmag.com/news/tesla-sho…
It will take them a decade, at best, to catch up, and being an EU consortium, it will get bogged down and they'll screw it up anyway.
The damage for SpaceX is massive
"The European Union is working toward fast-track antitrust approval for a satellite joint venture between Leonardo SpA, Airbus SE, and Thales SA, which is positioned as Europe's response to SpaceX"
The actions of the 🇺🇸 US administration have consequences.
Recent reports from 4 sources confirm that both Elon and Trump supported the restrictions of Starshield, which confirms my earlier posts stating that SpaceX is involved and part of it.
The Telegraph on Oct. 16 reported that it was Musk who proposed the speed cap to Trump — and Trump "agreed," one source said.
That sounds very likely to what really had happened including Elons denial to have any responsibility (half true) and Trumps lie which is just one more of the many he spreads every day. finance.yahoo.com/economy/po…
Hammy ✈🇺🇲🇮🇱 retweeted
These 3.5 seconds did more to fortify American Identity than any establishment politician or political party in the last generation.
100 years of neoliberal rule was vaporized in 3.5 seconds.
Rejoice, we are still America. 🇺🇸
What does any of that have to do with what a private citizen chooses to do with their own money?
