RT @atensnut: Ban porn on X.

@AmericaPapaBear YES

@elonmusk please

RT @sav_says_: Pornography needs to be banned on X. If this were a physical town square and two adults were having sex out in the open in…

@CyderKnight @carlos_castillo Like the Flat Earth Model?

@WhiteHouse @JoeBiden JFK FILES PLEASE

January 2025 January 29 – Washington, D.C., USAAircraft: Bombardier CRJ700 and Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk Fatalities: 67 Description: A midair collision between an American Eagle flight and a military Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River resulted in no survivors. Source: CNN January 31 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USAAircraft: Learjet 55 Fatalities: 6 Description: A medevac Learjet 55 crashed shortly after takeoff from Northeast Philadelphia Airport, killing all six onboard, including four crew members, a pediatric patient, and an escort. Source: Reuters February 2025 February 5 – Pine Bluff, Arkansas, USAAircraft: Beechcraft 58P Fatalities: 1 Description: The aircraft crashed south of Pine Bluff Regional Airport. The pilot was the sole occupant and did not survive. Source: FAA February 6 – Maguindanao del Sur, PhilippinesAircraft: Unspecified Fatalities: 4 Description: A plane contracted by the U.S. military crashed in a rice field, resulting in the deaths of a U.S. Marine and three defense contractors. Source: New York Post February 7 – São Paulo, BrazilAircraft: Unspecified Fatalities: 2 Description: A small aircraft crashed on an avenue in São Paulo, killing the pilot and the plane's owner. Source: AP News

@AntiDisinfo86 last year between Jan and February there were 7

@gunsnrosesgirl3

@GeneralMCNews

@nomfwanime This was news like 100 years ago.

@NBATradeReport too Hood for Utah???

An asteroid between 130 and 330 feet (40 to 100 meters) in diameter hitting Earth would have devastating but localized effects, depending on where it impacts. Here’s what would likely happen: 🔥 Atmospheric Entry & Airburst (if it explodes in the atmosphere) If the asteroid breaks apart before impact, it could cause an airburst explosion similar to the Tunguska Event (1908), where a ~50-60 meter asteroid exploded 5-10 km above Siberia. Blast energy: Could range from 1 to 50 megatons of TNT, equivalent to up to thousands of Hiroshima bombs. Effect on ground: The explosion could flatten forests, damage cities, and create shockwaves felt hundreds of miles away. 🌍 Impact on Land (if it reaches the surface) Crater size: Between 0.5 to 3 miles (1 to 5 km) wide. Local devastation: A direct hit on a city would flatten everything within several miles and cause fires and seismic shaking. Regional damage: Blast waves and debris could impact an area of tens to hundreds of miles. Dust & debris: Could lead to temporary climate effects (localized cooling or acid rain). 🌊 Impact in the Ocean (if it lands in water) Tsunamis: A mid-range asteroid (~300 feet) could generate tsunamis over 30-100 feet high, devastating coastal regions. Shockwaves: Could trigger underwater earthquakes or disrupt marine ecosystems. Water vapor injection: A large ocean impact could release massive water vapor, temporarily altering the atmosphere. ⚠️ Comparison to Past Events Tunguska (1908, ~50m asteroid): Flattened 2,000 square km of Siberian forest. Chelyabinsk (2013, ~20m asteroid): Airburst explosion shattered windows, injuring 1,500 people. Chicxulub (66M years ago, 10 km asteroid): Caused mass extinction—but much larger than a 330-foot asteroid.

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@100xgemfinder False, UNTIL YOU HAVE A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH JESUS

@officialellymay Don’t waste your time addressing these types of issues. Rule #1 never answer a troll, fight back that desire, it tempting but satisfying when you’re able to let those people sit in wait.

@officialellymay @harryjsisson Democrat, likely got it for free.

@cb_doge sticking my tongue in a light socket in 3, 2 ,1