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🇿🇦Father, Rancher, Food Producer, Photographer, Conservationist & Sailor. Believer that a better 🌍 can be achieved through Truth. 🌱CO₂=LIFE🌱

South Africa
Joined December 2016
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Claims that CO2 is a pollutant are criminal. Demonizing the only compound that actually greens plants which, in turn, return oxygen to us.
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🚨Yet another clusterfuck by the EU🚨: They announce to much fanfare last month that Canada is to become the EU's first "associate member," only to come back weeks later and say "upon reflection, we didn't really think this one through, offer rescinded, our bad" 🤣
🚨 BREAKING: EU countries have dropped the idea of offering Canada "associate member" status in the 27-member bloc, opting instead for softer language promising "ever closer association," according to a draft statement, seen by POLITICO. Full story: vist.ly/5qd4s
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I cry for my beloved country.😢 How many more must die before the 🌎 says enough?
FARM ATTACK: Another South African farmer attacked and brutally tortured on his farm this week. Cattle farmer, Donovan Marx, from the North West province, had his ears cut off on Wednesday morning during a farm attack. He was also shot in the shoulder and stabbed (with a sharp object) in the leg. And, for the umpteenth time, as far as I can determine, not a single article on any English media platform about it. This gross coverage disparity between the Afrikaans and English media when it comes to farm murders is what makes it possible for so many politicians and commentators to get away with their disgusting farm murder denialism. You know what's even more infuriating? History and research shows, if the victim was black and the torturers were white, we would see this story on every front page and news channel for weeks. Debates, panel discussions, political party statements - the works! The president would even come out and condemn the attack. Again, I refuse to accept the twisted, psychopathic standard that dismisses a farmer having his ears cut off as "just normal crime."
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It's been one for quite some time.
Seven minutes after the election results came in, federal police, dispatched by Supreme Court Justice Moraes, moved to seize Bolsonaro's passport. Shame on global leaders and the media for defending Lula and Moraes turning Brazil into a banana Republic.
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🚨REALITY CHECK FOR "RENEWABLE" FANS🚨
Have policymakers in the EU, the UK and US states never heard of El Hierro? A small island with 11,000 residents and plenty of wind. An ideal testing ground for the promise of 100% renewable electricity, before making millions of people depend on it. They installed wind turbines with more than twice the island’s average electricity demand in capacity, plus pumped hydro storage. Yet in 2025, this system supplied just 44% of its electricity. Diesel supplied the rest. @mhtncontrarian explains why: during prolonged periods of low wind, the upper reservoir empties. Then the diesel generators have to take over. If this setup cannot deliver on its promise on a small, windy island, why are politicians so confident it will work on a vastly larger scale? They keep pushing ahead, with millions of people’s electricity supply at stake.
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Who is @elonmusk❓ In the summer of 1994, a 23-year-old Elon Musk spent his days in Los Gatos at Pinnacle Research Institute, dreaming up how ultracapacitors could power electric cars and even Star Wars–style laser guns. Then, around 5 p.m. every evening, he drove to Palo Alto for his second job at Rocket Science Games, a startup full of future legends, from Tony Fadell, who would later build the iPod, to the people behind Apple's QuickTime and engineers from Industrial Light & Magic. They hired him to write the most boring code imaginable, drivers so joysticks and mice would work with games, but Elon quietly gave himself a much harder problem: figuring out how a computer could run a game and stream video from a CD at the same time, something the machines of that era simply couldn't do. Peter Barrett, one of the company's founders, remembered him as "completely unflappable," and said that after a while nobody was giving him directions at all, because he was just building what he wanted to build. Bruce Leak, who hired him, said: "He had boundless energy." So yeah, nobody handed Elon the big problem, he just went looking for it, at night, after a full day at another job. This is who Elon Musk is.
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In the summer of 1994, a 23-year-old Elon Musk spent his days in Los Gatos at Pinnacle Research Institute, dreaming up how ultracapacitors could power electric cars and even Star Wars–style laser guns. Then, around 5 p.m. every evening, he drove to Palo Alto for his second job at Rocket Science Games, a startup full of future legends, from Tony Fadell, who would later build the iPod, to the people behind Apple's QuickTime and engineers from Industrial Light & Magic. They hired him to write the most boring code imaginable, drivers so joysticks and mice would work with games, but Elon quietly gave himself a much harder problem 😂: figuring out how a computer could run a game and stream video from a CD at the same time, something the machines of that era simply couldn't do. Peter Barrett, one of the company's founders, remembered him as "completely unflappable," and said that after a while nobody was giving him directions at all, because he was just building what he wanted to build. Bruce Leak, who hired him, said: "He had boundless energy." So yeah, nobody handed Elon the big problem, he just went looking for it, at night, after a full day at another job. This is who Elon Musk is 💙
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🚨You have been taught there are two economic systems.💵 One is the neo-liberal finance capitalism of Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek. The other is Communism. You are supposed to pick one. Both have served as tools of the same imperial project — run out of The City of London — to keep sovereign nations poor, divided, and controlled. There is a third system, and it is the one the Empire fears most. It is the American System of Alexander Hamilton, carried forward by Abraham Lincoln, William McKinley, Franklin Roosevelt, and today Donald Trump. It is the only economic system consistent with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Genesis command to be fruitful, multiply, and have dominion. It measures wealth by human productivity and progress, not by money. The British Empire has fought that system for 250 years. Its methods include Jacobin mobs and color revolutions. They include control of finance, intelligence, foreign policy, and education and culture. Today’s Democratic Socialists of America are the front line of that operation. Their lineage runs from Michael Harrington and the Socialist International through the New Left to the Gramsci and Lukács school of Western Marxism. They march under Cuban and Hamas flags. Their stated aim is the eradication of Western civilization. For more on this go to prometheanaction.com
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🚨The pure evil of the globalist neocon left. nitter.gq/DavidLeavitt/status/21…
Replying to @DavidLeavitt
🚨Unreal… Elon: Don’t use Starlink to kill people. Zelensky: I used Starlink to kill people. Legacy Media: Elon is a monster for stopping Zelensky from using Starlink to kill people. Democrats: We must investigate Elon for stopping Zelensky from using Starlink to kill people.
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🚨Ukraine’s Reality Check🚨: 🇺🇦Survival Now Depends on Changing Course. It’s time to stop pretending that shouting “Slava Ukraini!” on 𝕏 or Facebook is the same thing as helping Ukraine survive. Because if you actually look at where this war is heading, the picture is brutal: the longer Ukraine avoids a strategic shift, the fewer chances it has to remain an independent country at all. Let’s talk about reality — not memes, not wishful thinking, not Western politicians’ speeches. 1. Ukraine had a chance early on — and it slipped away. In spring 2022, Ukraine and Russia were close to a draft agreement: neutrality, security guarantees, and a Russian withdrawal to pre‑invasion lines. It wasn’t perfect, but Ukraine would have remained a unified, sovereign state. Instead, the talks collapsed, and the war escalated into a years‑long meat grinder that has cost Ukraine hundreds of thousands of lives and enormous territory. 2. Fast‑forward to 2026: the situation is far worse. Ukraine is exhausted. Its population is shrinking. Its economy is shattered. Its army is fighting with limited ammunition and aging equipment. And Western support — the thing everyone assumed would last forever — is fracturing. Some countries have reduced aid, others have frozen it, and the U.S. has already paused major packages. Europe is fatigued and divided. The “we’ll support Ukraine as long as it takes” mantra is quietly being replaced with “we need a sustainable peace.” 3. A realistic peace deal today is not victory — it’s survival. If Ukraine negotiates now, the outcome will be ugly but manageable: • A ceasefire along current lines • Ukraine keeps sovereignty over the territory it still controls • Russia keeps the areas it occupies • Ukraine gets long‑term Western security guarantees • Reconstruction money flows in • The killing stops It’s not justice. It’s not triumph. But it’s survival. 4. If Ukraine waits too long, the deal gets worse. If Western support collapses completely, Ukraine won’t be negotiating from a position of weakness — it will be negotiating from a position of desperation. That means: • More territory lost • More cities destroyed • More lives wasted • More political instability • And fewer guarantees that Ukraine will remain independent at all This isn’t “Russian propaganda.” It’s what Western analysts, diplomats, and military experts are already saying out loud. 5. The cheerleaders need to face the truth. Posting flags and shouting slogans doesn’t protect Ukraine. Blind loyalty doesn’t protect Ukraine. Pretending everything is fine doesn’t protect Ukraine. Facing reality does. Ukraine needs a strategy that keeps the country alive — not one that burns it out while everyone claps from a safe distance. If you actually care about Ukraine’s future, stop cheering for endless war and start supporting a path that gives the country a chance to exist in 2030. Because the later Ukraine changes direction, the fewer chances it will have left. #UkraineRussiaWar #Ukraine #UkrainianWar
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StormSignal retweeted
May the bloodthirsty warmongers, who push for a war that never ends, burn in hell!
Elon Musk warned about the Ukraine war years ago, and it's absolutely tragic how accurately he predicted the devastating cost of human lives from this conflict Back in October 2022, Elon didn't just call for peace. He actually proposed a peace plan involving UN-supervised votes in occupied regions, recognizing Crimea as Russian, guaranteeing its water supply, and Ukraine remaining neutral He warned that continuing this war would bring devastating death and destruction, with countless young Ukrainians and Russians losing their lives And look at what's happened since then More than 2 MILLION military casualties, entire cities destroyed, millions of people forced from their homes, and the war is still going on with no lasting peace Elon faced enormous backlash for proposing a path toward peace, but the human cost he warned about has become an absolutely horrifying reality And that's what makes this so tragic. These are human beings with parents, families, loved ones, and entire lives ahead of them, not disposable pieces on some geopolitical chessboard How many more young people have to die in trenches before ending this endless slaughter becomes just as important as deciding who wins the war? Elon saw the devastating human cost of a prolonged war coming years ago, and instead of taking his warning seriously, people attacked him for even putting a peace proposal on the table Just imagine how many lives could have been saved if a lasting peace had been reached years earlier How much more death and destruction will it take before ending this meat grinder becomes the priority??
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Chatham House warns Trump could come out of the midterms "unshackled from electoral constraints." Rubio: "We're no longer going to be defensive." @SJKokinda on why the midterms can't stop him 👇
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StormSignal retweeted
Elon Musk understands something that the political establishment desperately wants people to forget. Government isn’t some magical institution that protects you from concentrated corporate power. It is concentrated power. And unlike corporations, it has the legal authority to use force against you. Now imagine giving that power to a global government. One political hierarchy. Billions of people. No competing jurisdiction to escape to. No meaningful alternative when the people in charge decide your rights are inconvenient. That’s not progress. That’s the blueprint for the most terrifying monopoly in human history. Look at what’s happening across Europe. More authority concentrated in distant institutions. More regulatory power. More restrictions on speech. More decisions made by people ordinary citizens can barely hold accountable. The answer has always been decentralization, private property, free markets, and the freedom to walk away. Yet the political left keeps demanding more centralization, more bureaucracy, and more authority over ordinary people. And somehow they call that liberation. What a fucking joke.
Replying to @Rothmus
Those who are opposed to corporations and favor government do not realize that government is simply the largest, most monopolistic corporation of all and it has a monopoly on violence.
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StormSignal retweeted
A quarter of a century ago, CNN said that 60% of the world’s coral reefs would be lost by 2030. That prediction isn’t working out too well. Stefan Rahmsdork is just fear mongering, as usual.
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