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John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
🌾 CONGRESS IS SLIPPING AMNESTY INTO A FARM LABOR BILL
Don't take my word for it. Read the official summary from the Congressional Research Service.
H.R. 9535, the "Securing Agriculture's Workforce Act." Sponsored by House Agriculture Chairman Glenn Thompson. 61 cosponsors, 52 of them Republicans.
One line tells you everything. The bill "establishes an H-2A visa pathway for current unauthorized agricultural workers who otherwise meet requirements."
Current unauthorized workers. People who are here illegally right now.
The sponsor's pitch: "With the border now secure, it is time to address these shortcomings."
The border is more secure because we finally started enforcing the law. You don't reward that by handing a visa to the people who broke it.
And the timing couldn't be worse. Monday night the President said, "We haven't put the same pressure on waitresses and on farmworkers, etc. Not even close." That's exactly the opening this bill's supporters have been waiting for.
We've seen this movie before. In 1986 Congress created the Special Agricultural Worker program, and it was riddled with fraud, with applicants claiming farm work they never did. My career taught me that every carve-out turns into a business model. Make farm work the safe lane and the fake employment letters will show up by the truckload.
Farmers have a real labor problem and I'm not dismissing it. Fix H-2A. Speed it up. Cut the red tape. Let it run year-round. That's legal labor and I'll support it.
But a visa for people who are here illegally isn't a workforce plan. It's amnesty in overalls.
Call your representative and ask one question: are you one of the 61?
@POTUS @StephenM @RealTomHoman @SecMullinDHS @ICEgov @HouseAgGOP @CongressmanGT @Jim_Jordan @JudiciaryGOP @Phase2Deport @NICEnforcement @itsyourgov
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
Jensen Huang rescued me from probably living in debt the rest of my life. I was told I was one of just three hires that he approved during the pandemic, during a hiring freeze. I've never spoken to him, and only passed by him in HQ once. His personal life is frankly none of my business. But as a leader, I have yet to meet a better one. Ousting him is financial suicide, and I can only assume there is a hidden ulterior motive because I can't fathom any other reason for destroying the company's value.
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Oklahoma moves to designate the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as terrorist organizations.
This follows similar moves by Texas and Florida.
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
A gas plant in Britain was paid £1.4 million an hour to stay ready when wind output slumped.
The rate hit £1,500 per megawatt hour, ten times the normal level. Neso issued seven margin notices this year after just one in 2025. An analyst noted the morning notice was unusual with margins this tight.
Why block new North Sea gas licences when the grid keeps turning to these plants?
wattsupwiththat.com/2026/11/…
We do not fight only to win. For the hour is late, we are far outnumbered, and still much divided. Defeat is all but assured.
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John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
"At birth, the sex ratio is male-biased: that is, more male babies are born than female babies. By sexual maturity, the ratio is approximately equal, and from then on, women increasingly outnumber men."
stevestewartwilliams.com/p/w…
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
any ladies out there disgusted by the jensen huang cheating allegations?
if you own an RTX 5070 or higher, it’s time to take a stand
sell that disgusting piece of hardware to me for $50
don’t let that man’s GPU sit in your house. know your worth ladies
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
THC PREVENTION, NOT PROMOTION!
Aubree Adams thanks the Pueblo, Colorado, City Council members who voted not to renew two commercial marijuana licenses.
She urges city leaders to unite across party lines and prioritize policies that protect families and communities.
THC addiction, mental health challenges, and violence deserve serious attention. Pueblo needs solutions that focus on prevention—not the promotion of commercial marijuana.
Despite the media hype about Texas wanting marijuana sold in their neighborhoods, Aubree explains that her group is still making a significant impact.
Learn more:
🌐 everybrainmatters.org/
🌐 safehealthytexas.org/
#PreventionNotPromotion @realDonaldTrump @pweiser @JDVance @GinaHinojosaTX @VikkiGoodwinTX @SusieWiles47 #PuebloColorado #Texas #EveryBrainMatters #PublicHealth #CommunitySafety #SafeHealthyTexas #THCAwareness #cannabiseducation
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
We are going to make a lot of democrats and greedy republicans sad, but it must be done if we are going to save the country.
🚨 UPDATE: Vice Chair of the South Texas Builders Association is THREATENING Stephen Miller with political destruction if he keeps up mass deportations
"If you want to continue harassing our communities?! These same communities you're now harassing will make sure you LOSE THE WHITE HOUSE!" 🤡
Of course they want their CHEAP LABOR and more FOREIGN INVADERS.
Those days are over. Ramp up worksite enforcement and let ICE hit new records daily!
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
Looking forward to sharing a prison cell with @GadSaad and @jihadwatchRS if the useful idiots pass this bill in New Jersey.
Assembly Bill A1146 (2026–2027 session), sponsored by Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D) and co-sponsored by other Democrats.
Islamophobia: a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness, which may be expressed as hatred toward Muslim persons, including, but not limited to, the following:
1. Hatred or severe disparagement toward Muslim persons or their culture.
2. Hostility and fear of Islam, and as a result, a fear of and aversion to all Muslims or the majority of Muslims.
3. Discrimination, harassment, prejudice, and unequal treatment of Muslim persons or Muslim-majority communities.
4. Exclusion of Muslim persons or Muslim-majority communities from major political and social spheres.
5. Making mendacious, dehumanizing, demonizing, or stereotypical allegations about Muslims (or Muslims as a collective group), especially conspiracies about Muslims entering politics/government/other institutions, the “myth” of Muslim identity having a unique propensity for terrorism, and claims of a demographic threat or Muslim takeover.
6. Rhetorical, violent, or physical anti-Muslim manifestations directed against Muslim or non-Muslim individuals, their property, or Muslim community institutions and religious facilities.
7. Shouting, verbal or physical abuse, pushing, spitting, pulling hijabs from Muslim women, and other prejudicial abuses targeting Muslims.
8. Calling for, aiding, encouraging, supporting, or justifying the killing, harming, or defaming of anyone simply for practicing Islam or exhibiting a Muslim identity or heritage.
9. Expressing an outlook or worldview involving an unfounded dread and dislike of Muslims that results in practices of exclusion and discrimination.
10. Accusing those practicing Islam (or exhibiting Muslim identity/heritage), individually or collectively, of being wholly responsible for any real or imagined wrongdoing by a single Muslim person or group.
11. Accusing Muslim citizens of being more loyal to a transnational Muslim community, their countries of origin, or the alleged priorities of Muslims worldwide than to the interests of New Jersey or the United States.
12. Accusing those practicing Islam (or exhibiting Muslim identity/heritage), individually or collectively, of being wholly responsible for any real or imagined wrongdoing by any Muslim-majority country.
13. Accusing those practicing Islam (or exhibiting Muslim identity/heritage), individually or collectively, of being more loyal to any foreign Muslim-majority country or the alleged priorities of Muslims worldwide than to the interests of New Jersey or the United States.
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
"Wenn Sie eine Frauenquote haben, dann diskriminieren Sie Männer. Das ist einfach so. Und ich bin gegen jede Form der Diskriminierung. Für mich zählt die Qualifikation."
"I had been skeptical of Trump’s claims to own the felony crime drop but the data on immigration arrests and the fall in index crime suggest a credible connection."
New York Times reporter Fox Butterfield amused conservative crime analysts in the late 1990s and early 2000s by writing articles under headlines such as:
“Crime Keeps on Falling, but Prisons Keep on Filling.”
“Prison Population Growing Although Crime Rate Drops.”
“Number in Prison Grows Despite Crime Reduction.”
To Butterfield, a simultaneous crime drop and incarceration increase was a paradox. The possibility that locking up criminals would help lower crime was all but inconceivable.
The liberal policy world is still in the grips of what become known as the Butterfield Fallacy. An article this week in Stateline, a left-leaning news website, puzzles over the fact that low-level arrests are rising “despite national crime declines.” Such contrasting trend lines are precisely what Broken Windows theory predicts. Criminals are polymorphous offenders; if they break one law, they will likely break others as well. Because they commit low-level offenses more frequently than homicide, robbery, and other felonies, focusing on misdemeanor crime is an efficient way to reduce all crime, besides providing the orderly streets that the public cares the most about.
The study on which Stateline reports focused on vagrancy, drug possession, and immigration arrests. The latter nearly tripled from 2024 to 2025. Vagrant encampments are a hotbed of crime. They also signal to other would-be criminals that no one is in control of the streets. Dismantling them accomplishes numerous salutary goals. Arrests for drug possession are almost always a proxy for street drug trafficking. The latter routinely leads to drive-by shootings.
I had been skeptical of Trump’s claims to own the felony crime drop but the data on immigration arrests and the fall in index crime suggest a credible connection. As newly emboldened Democrats seek to further emasculate immigration enforcement and to fortify sanctuary jurisdictions against the rule of law, we can expect a natural experiment testing that connection.
Stateline and the anti-incarceration group that did the misdemeanor study are already playing the race card, warning that increases in enforcement will widen racial disparities in the criminal justice system. This, too, is a harbinger of the discourse under an increasingly Democratic-run polity.
Those racial disparities reflect different rates of offending and different rates of 911 calls for service. The disparities that should be the focus of law enforcement are those in victimization rates, something that progressives almost universally refuse to acknowledge. That massive victimization gap will also widen if enforcement is cut back, but at least the police won’t be accosting black criminals.
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RT @desireefixler: Jensen Huang should remain as CEO. If Bill Clinton could stay on, why not Jensen.
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John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
Could Jensen Huang be a Qian Xuesen?
Qian Xuesen was the father of Chinese aerospace program. In the US, he was one of the founder of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory which kick started the aerospace program in the US as well.
In the 1950s Qian and his family faced immense scrutiny over his loyalty to the US. In 1955 under the backdrop of McCarthyism, after being released from detention, he left the US for China.
In his decades of work in China, he built the foundation to China's space program and missile program. His funeral in 2009 was attended by 3 generations of Chinese paramount leaders.
Could Jensen Huang do the same? Some may say he's born in Taiwan why would he go to mainland China?
Richard Chang, the founder of SMIC, China's best semiconductor fab was born and grew up in Taiwan, he worked in Texas Instrument for 20 years before moving to China to start SMIC.
Jensen is famous, but he will become legendary if he build his legacy in China.
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
A bridge in India fell into the River Ganges for the second time in a year while it was still under-construction.
Then a few months later a third time.
This is literally the Mississippi of India. We would assume their best were working this project?
Note* - No Foreign labor appears to have been involved in this incident.
** Construction Quality was cited as the cause.
Update, November 2026: three collapses. Still not open. It was supposed to be done by December 2026. Now they're saying late 2027. Another year slipped, and the original target was 2019.
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
Jensen's only chance is if he posts on X about how he just now learned after 68 years that he can take a screen shot of a post via the copy link button.
John Bind⛑️🪖🧢 retweeted
Al Gore praised Lonnie Thompson for his heroic work documenting the climate crisis through ice cores.
Thompson drilled at Bona Churchill in 2003 but withheld the data until 2019.
McIntyre predicted in 2006 that it would show 20th century temperatures colder than the early 19th century.
The archived record confirmed recent times colder than the late 1700s.
Why hide taxpayer-funded data that undercuts the claims?
wattsupwiththat.com/2026/11/…
