The eagle has landed

USA
Joined September 2023
Communist: “I wish that in 100 years there will be no Americans left alive in Earth!” *Monkey’s paw curls*
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“Why are we so worried about building back up our icebreaker fleet?"
The strategic importance of Alaska is vastly underestimated but will increase dramatically in the coming years
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Wait Merz is actually deporting people?
Not enough, but things are improving. Hopefully Merz follows through with his promise of repatriating those 1.3 million refugees.
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I haven’t seen a single post in support of this idea ever since it’s been floated
This just means your house will be owned by the bank until you die, and after. We don’t need 50 year mortgages. Get the illegal immigrants out of our country. Give America back to Americans.
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Desert Eagle 🇺🇸 retweeted
Trump trying revive the housing market
BREAKING: President Trump appears to announce his intention to normalize 50 year mortgages, attempting to make it easier for young people to buy a home.
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Lol this is an absolutely awful idea. Lifetime mortgages
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump appears to announce his intention to normalize 50 YEAR MORTGAGES, to make it easier for young people to buy a home via lower monthly payments He cites FDR as when the 30-year mortgage started to spread nationwide 👀
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Desert Eagle 🇺🇸 retweeted
Don’t worry kiddos, we’re here to offer you a two-bedroom home for half a million dollars….and it will only take you half a century to pay it off. It was either that or deport 50 million people, so we went with the option that benefits the banking cartels. Good luck!
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump appears to announce his intention to normalize 50 YEAR MORTGAGES, to make it easier for young people to buy a home via lower monthly payments He cites FDR as when the 30-year mortgage started to spread nationwide 👀
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I really want a naval base and shipyard for nuclear submarines and icebreakers in Anchorage
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I don’t approve of bullying the Danes over it but you can understand why Trump is so interested in Greenland with this map
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The strategic importance of Alaska is vastly underestimated but will increase dramatically in the coming years
🛫 Alaska is a key logistics hub for air cargo, strategically close to northern hemisphere markets.
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Making medical providers actually have to compete on price rather than chasing subsidy money sounds like a good time though
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Have to think about this idea. It sounds a lot better on first pass but what do you all think of it? Any problems I’m misssing?
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I love this guy so much. Takes YC money to cut metal and does exactly that with the energy of a thousand suns. America was and is built by guys like this
UPDATE: WE GOT MILL DIRECT ALUMINUM PERSISTENCY WINS
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Are any Indian degree mills willing to export?
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You know what, if we want to play this game, sure. Who’s building a fake US university to sell fake master’s degrees to put on your resume?
The whole “Indian conspiracy” in tech falls flat once you look at the data. I dug into this on my long-haul flight because the word nepotism keeps getting thrown around. So I asked a simple question: What do tech companies actually require? → Education. Here’s the stats that was alarming: • 77% of Indian Americans ages 25+ hold a bachelor’s (31%) or advanced degree (45%) (Pew Research) • 41.8% of non-Hispanic Whites hold a bachelor’s or higher, and only 14.3% have advanced degrees (U.S. Census) Most tech roles demand at least a bachelor’s often preferring a master’s. So if two candidates apply, one with a master’s and one without — who do you think gets the job? In a 1,000-person tech team, roughly 650 would be Indian and 350 White, simply because Indians are nearly twice as likely to meet or exceed the qualification bar. So yes, you’ll see a LARGER brown population in tech, because they chase big money and big money lives in STEM. That’s not nepotism. That’s color-blind meritocracy. 🔗 Sources: pewresearch.org/race-and-eth… census.gov/newsroom/press-re…
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Wow man. Vance get out here bro’s taking your slot in 2028 at this rate
That only proves the point. Congress ensures foreign workers can be imported uninterrupted but allows for lapses in appropriations to negatively affect active duty military, air travelers, etc. It’s a policy choice.
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THANK YOU
How does importing ancient tribal blood feuds from halfway across the world into our country benefit the American people? For many Republicans, mass immigration — no matter from where — is “good” so long as it’s legal. Braindead thinking.
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Kind of striking that most of our active reactors are at around the 600 MW range, closer to the 300 MW “SMRs” than the 1000 MW AP1000
Meet Prairie Island 👋 Located about 40 miles southeast of St. Paul, the Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant’s two 593-megawatt pressurized water reactors generate nearly 11% of Minnesota’s power. That’s enough reliable electricity for more than 1 million homes.
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Desert Eagle 🇺🇸 retweeted
Traveling half a mile is a burden now...
580,000 people in Massachusetts live in “pharmacy deserts,” areas where residents live at least half a mile away from the nearest drugstore. It doesn't have to be this way — healthcare is a human right!
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The Yookay is a slave state. The native population has been enslaved to pay for foreign invaders. A humanitarian military intervention is both morally justified and proper
Replying to @HankHeil
You better believe the BMW part is real as well.
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This is unironically actually true, I quite like this policy. And it will save lots of money, if anything a quarter of healthcare spending being saved is an underestimate
.@DrOzCMS says @POTUS' announcement of reduced GLP-1 drug prices "may be the biggest of all." "Reducing obesity in America not only buys us a lot of health, but it also reduces the healthcare spend. We estimate that obesity by itself probably explains 1/4 of the total healthcare cost."
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