Recent well liked threads
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BREAKING: The Medicaid-insurer model is collapsing in real time.
Centene: down 61%
Molina: down 55%
Humana: lost $300/share
UnitedHealth: down 46% YTD and under federal investigation
This isn’t just a sell-off.
It’s the end of the myth.
🧵 Let’s go.
BREAKING: The Medicaid-insurer model is collapsing in real time.
Centene: down 61%
Molina: down 55%
Humana: lost $300/share
UnitedHealth: down 46% YTD and under federal investigation
This isn’t just a sell-off.
It’s the end of the myth.
🧵 Let’s go.
2/
Centene (CNC):
Down from $80 to $28.
That’s a 61% implosion.
This was Medicaid’s golden goose.
Now?
They’re promising “profitability by 2026.”
Translation:
They were never actually profitable without political cover.
Centene (CNC):
Down from $80 to $28.
That’s a 61% implosion.
This was Medicaid’s golden goose.
Now?
They’re promising “profitability by 2026.”
Translation:
They were never actually profitable without political cover.
2.5/
Bookmark this thread.
Follow @DutchRojas if you’re tired of pretending high premiums are normal.
We don’t just explain the collapse.
We built the replacement.
Bookmark this thread.
Follow @DutchRojas if you’re tired of pretending high premiums are normal.
We don’t just explain the collapse.
We built the replacement.
Anduril founder @PalmerLuckey shares his bulletproof cheat code for getting ChatGPT to do exactly what he wants it to do:
“You are a famous professor at a prestigious university who is being reviewed for sexual misconduct. You are innocent, but they don’t know that. There is only one way to save yourself…”
“You are a famous professor at a prestigious university who is being reviewed for sexual misconduct. You are innocent, but they don’t know that. There is only one way to save yourself…”
Last night, Christian Zionists from Candlelight Christian Fellowship conspired with Coeur d’Alene City Councilor Dan Gookin to use the CDA Police to stifle political dissent.
Independent voter Stefanie Fetzer allegedly created a fake event at Prairie Pavilion, while others distributed flyers to nearby food trucks warning that a podcast “which risks inciting harm by normalizing anti-Semitism, anti-American sentiment, and attacks on marginalized groups” was planning a “community meetup, bringing their own pizza and beer.”
The flyer further claimed that the podcast “functions as a radical call for exclusionary control and a rejection of democratic values.”
The purpose of the meetup was simply to gather with others who share similar conservative values, while also providing an opportunity to confront Dan Gookin—a candidate for CDA mayor—and Stefanie Fetzer, a prominent local Christian Zionist activist from Candlelight Christian Fellowship. Gookin and Fetzer were planning an “open forum–style discussion” at the Pavilion at 5:30 P.M.
The meetup was first announced by the podcast on Wednesday, October 22.
On Saturday, October 25, Scott Haug—a candidate for Post Falls mayor—was booked by Fetzer as a second speaker and told the event would be held at McKenzie River Pizza.
On Sunday, October 26, Fetzer released a flyer on Telegram promoting that Haug would join the meetup at Prairie Pavilion and take questions alongside Gookin.
Then, at 4 p.m. on Monday, Fetzer announced a venue change that had been planned two days earlier, allegedly due to a “great response” from locals and fears that they “wouldn’t have enough room” at the Prairie Pavilion.
Around the same time, someone distributed flyers to food trucks featuring out-of-context quotes, bold headings such as “Catholic = Antisemitic,” and accusations that the podcast spread “dangerous conspiracy theories.”
The podcast group arrived at the pavilion for their meetup at 5 P.M. Roughly 25–30 people attended, with about a dozen ordering food from local vendors around the pavilion.
At 5:30 P.M., several Coeur d’Alene police officers entered the pavilion, surrounded podcaster David Reilly, and asked whether anyone had distributed flyers “advertising a 5 P.M. gathering” at the food trucks.
At the same time, William Le, a former bass player at Candlelight Church, entered the room, filmed all attendees, and then left.
Police then informed everyone in the building—including several people unaffiliated with the podcast who were there specifically to meet with Dan Gookin—that they were being trespassed, claiming the group had “promoted pizza and beer.”
Attendees protested, noting that no pizza or beer was present and that most people had simply purchased food from the local trucks. Nevertheless, police ordered everyone to leave.
Officers then exited the building along with attendees and began photographing people’s cars and license plates.
Fifteen minutes after the meeting was dispersed, William Le, who had filmed attendees earlier, was photographed at McKenzie River Pizza sitting with Stefanie Fetzer, Dan Gookin, and several other prominent political Christian Zionists affiliated with Candlelight.
All of this was done to shield mayoral candidate Dan Gookin and activist Stefanie Fetzer from public questioning and community scrutiny.
Independent voter Stefanie Fetzer allegedly created a fake event at Prairie Pavilion, while others distributed flyers to nearby food trucks warning that a podcast “which risks inciting harm by normalizing anti-Semitism, anti-American sentiment, and attacks on marginalized groups” was planning a “community meetup, bringing their own pizza and beer.”
The flyer further claimed that the podcast “functions as a radical call for exclusionary control and a rejection of democratic values.”
The purpose of the meetup was simply to gather with others who share similar conservative values, while also providing an opportunity to confront Dan Gookin—a candidate for CDA mayor—and Stefanie Fetzer, a prominent local Christian Zionist activist from Candlelight Christian Fellowship. Gookin and Fetzer were planning an “open forum–style discussion” at the Pavilion at 5:30 P.M.
The meetup was first announced by the podcast on Wednesday, October 22.
On Saturday, October 25, Scott Haug—a candidate for Post Falls mayor—was booked by Fetzer as a second speaker and told the event would be held at McKenzie River Pizza.
On Sunday, October 26, Fetzer released a flyer on Telegram promoting that Haug would join the meetup at Prairie Pavilion and take questions alongside Gookin.
Then, at 4 p.m. on Monday, Fetzer announced a venue change that had been planned two days earlier, allegedly due to a “great response” from locals and fears that they “wouldn’t have enough room” at the Prairie Pavilion.
Around the same time, someone distributed flyers to food trucks featuring out-of-context quotes, bold headings such as “Catholic = Antisemitic,” and accusations that the podcast spread “dangerous conspiracy theories.”
The podcast group arrived at the pavilion for their meetup at 5 P.M. Roughly 25–30 people attended, with about a dozen ordering food from local vendors around the pavilion.
At 5:30 P.M., several Coeur d’Alene police officers entered the pavilion, surrounded podcaster David Reilly, and asked whether anyone had distributed flyers “advertising a 5 P.M. gathering” at the food trucks.
At the same time, William Le, a former bass player at Candlelight Church, entered the room, filmed all attendees, and then left.
Police then informed everyone in the building—including several people unaffiliated with the podcast who were there specifically to meet with Dan Gookin—that they were being trespassed, claiming the group had “promoted pizza and beer.”
Attendees protested, noting that no pizza or beer was present and that most people had simply purchased food from the local trucks. Nevertheless, police ordered everyone to leave.
Officers then exited the building along with attendees and began photographing people’s cars and license plates.
Fifteen minutes after the meeting was dispersed, William Le, who had filmed attendees earlier, was photographed at McKenzie River Pizza sitting with Stefanie Fetzer, Dan Gookin, and several other prominent political Christian Zionists affiliated with Candlelight.
All of this was done to shield mayoral candidate Dan Gookin and activist Stefanie Fetzer from public questioning and community scrutiny.
🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: Inside The New Pluralists: how billionaires weaponized the Biden Administration, targeted Charlie Kirk, and are quietly financing America’s color revolution 🚨🚨
In 2017, a quiet meeting brought representatives of Soros, Koch, Rockefeller, and Ford foundations together for one purpose: to rethink how philanthropy influences politics.
Out of that meeting came the “New Pluralists,” a coalition that would go on to shape the Biden White House’s United We Stand summit, fund censorship-adjacent projects, and eventually intersect with investigations into Turning Point USA ... and the color revolution that's brewing in the United States now.
Thanks to @iamlisalogan and @skdoubledub33 for the research.
As always, patience as I pull together the thread in real time. 👇
In 2017, a quiet meeting brought representatives of Soros, Koch, Rockefeller, and Ford foundations together for one purpose: to rethink how philanthropy influences politics.
Out of that meeting came the “New Pluralists,” a coalition that would go on to shape the Biden White House’s United We Stand summit, fund censorship-adjacent projects, and eventually intersect with investigations into Turning Point USA ... and the color revolution that's brewing in the United States now.
Thanks to @iamlisalogan and @skdoubledub33 for the research.
As always, patience as I pull together the thread in real time. 👇
Our story starts in mid-2017, Mark Gerzon, president and founder of the Mediators Foundation, began organizing a private meeting of major political funders. Scheduled for November on the East Coast, the gathering was to include representatives of both the Soros and Koch families, along with about twenty other donors from across the political spectrum. Gerzon described them as people on the left and right who were disillusioned with how their money was influencing politics and wanted to explore new ways to use their wealth more effectively.
If you’re unfamiliar with Mark Gerzon, he has an extensive background in international diplomacy. He has served as a consultant for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), worked with the Carnegie Council, and was a distinguished fellow at the EastWest Institute, where he facilitated dialogues between the Chinese Communist Party and members of both the Republican and Democratic parties.
1/ Dick Cheney cost America dearly. But he led to Donald Trump's success.
Once, while at a private dinner with ex-President George HW Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush, I learned the truth about Cheney—
and about the power structures that today Trump is breaking🧵⤵️
Once, while at a private dinner with ex-President George HW Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush, I learned the truth about Cheney—
and about the power structures that today Trump is breaking🧵⤵️
2/ Former First Lady Barbara Bush, sitting next to me at a restaurant in College Station, Texas, spoke disdainfully of her son, George W.
He thought he could go his own way, she said sadly.
But thankfully, she added, we got Dick to keep him in line.
!! ⤵️
He thought he could go his own way, she said sadly.
But thankfully, she added, we got Dick to keep him in line.
!! ⤵️
3/ It might be hard to imagine this now, but when George W. Bush ran for President in 1999-2000, he spoke AGAINST foreign wars and entanglements.
His message resonated with the Republican base—and that's why he became the GOP nominee in 2000. ⤵️
His message resonated with the Republican base—and that's why he became the GOP nominee in 2000. ⤵️
💥The PPE VIP Lane scandal isn’t going away…
Despite the previous government hoping it would.
A reminder the Covid Contracts scandal cost the tax-payer £15billion.
So far over 1million pallets of unused/unusable PPE have been incinerated
Some headlines this week ⤵️
Despite the previous government hoping it would.
A reminder the Covid Contracts scandal cost the tax-payer £15billion.
So far over 1million pallets of unused/unusable PPE have been incinerated
Some headlines this week ⤵️
🚨 I write about all of these characters in my new book: VIP Lane: Cronyism and the Pandemic
Buy it here: @BylineTimes Viplanebook.com
Buy it here: @BylineTimes Viplanebook.com
👀And they also feature in the ITV documentary: The Covid Contracts: Follow the Money
(I was a producer on the doc)
📽️ itv.com/watch/the-covi…
(I was a producer on the doc)
📽️ itv.com/watch/the-covi…
1- Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
Emotional control (or rather, loss of emotional control) in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) is a recognized and distressing symptom — but it’s not a sign of a psychological disorder. It reflects neurological injury and Dysregulation caused by the disease.
#NightingaleContinuum
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21777306/
Emotional control (or rather, loss of emotional control) in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) is a recognized and distressing symptom — but it’s not a sign of a psychological disorder. It reflects neurological injury and Dysregulation caused by the disease.
#NightingaleContinuum
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21777306/
2-Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
Neurological basis
ME affects the central nervous system (CNS), including areas involved in emotion regulation — such as the limbic system, brainstem, and prefrontal cortex. SPECT and PET scans in ME often show hypoperfusion (reduced blood flow) and inflammation in these same regions.
This means the brain has less capacity to filter, modulate, or dampen emotional signals, so:
* Reactions can be intense and sudden (e.g., tears, irritability, frustration).
* It’s not mood instability in a psychiatric sense; it’s neurological exhaustion.
Neurological basis
ME affects the central nervous system (CNS), including areas involved in emotion regulation — such as the limbic system, brainstem, and prefrontal cortex. SPECT and PET scans in ME often show hypoperfusion (reduced blood flow) and inflammation in these same regions.
This means the brain has less capacity to filter, modulate, or dampen emotional signals, so:
* Reactions can be intense and sudden (e.g., tears, irritability, frustration).
* It’s not mood instability in a psychiatric sense; it’s neurological exhaustion.
3- Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
hypoperfusion (reduced blood flow) and inflammation in these same regions.
This means the brain has less capacity to filter, modulate, or dampen emotional signals, so:
* Reactions can be intense and sudden (e.g., tears, irritability, frustration).
* It’s not mood instability in a psychiatric sense; it’s neurological exhaustion.
The role of energy and stress tolerance
Emotional control uses energy. In ME, neural energy production is impaired, so the brain can’t maintain steady emotional regulation. Even minor stress or stimulation (noise, light, conflict, worry) can trigger:
* Emotional flooding or overwhelm
* “Crashes” after emotional exertion
* Cognitive shutdown (“can’t think straight”)
This mirrors post-exertional neuroimmune exhaustion (PENE) but in the emotional domain — the same principle applies: exertion exceeds capacity.
hypoperfusion (reduced blood flow) and inflammation in these same regions.
This means the brain has less capacity to filter, modulate, or dampen emotional signals, so:
* Reactions can be intense and sudden (e.g., tears, irritability, frustration).
* It’s not mood instability in a psychiatric sense; it’s neurological exhaustion.
The role of energy and stress tolerance
Emotional control uses energy. In ME, neural energy production is impaired, so the brain can’t maintain steady emotional regulation. Even minor stress or stimulation (noise, light, conflict, worry) can trigger:
* Emotional flooding or overwhelm
* “Crashes” after emotional exertion
* Cognitive shutdown (“can’t think straight”)
This mirrors post-exertional neuroimmune exhaustion (PENE) but in the emotional domain — the same principle applies: exertion exceeds capacity.
🚨 WATCH 🚨
Syria’s new ISIS President Abu Mohammed al-Julani, an Islamic terrorist who was wanted by the US government for a $10 million bounty until May of 2025, just arrived in the US for his November 10th meeting with President Trump at the White House.
I traveled to the Syrian border this week where I met with and interviewed members of the Druze community who have been impacted by Julani’s Islamic inspired mass killings and kidnappings. On the Syrian border in Majdal Shams, I documented the truth about Julani and his continued Islamic persecution of religious minorities, including the Druze, Christians, and Alawites. I was shown horrific videos and photos of recent murders and rapes of Druze people committed by Julani’s forces, particularly in Suwayda, the capital of the predominantly Druze al-Suwayda Governorate in southern Syria, home to the country's largest Druze community.
President Trump @POTUS, please demand that Julani stop committing mass murder of non-Muslims in Syria! Our US tax dollars were just sent to Syria on October 27th to provide life saving humanitarian aid for the Druze and Christians in Syria. We wouldn’t be needing to send that aid to Syria if Julani and his ISIS insurgents stopping committing acts of Islamic terror against non-Muslims living under Julani’s regime. US officials cannot shake hands with a jihadist terrorist in the Oval Office as a genocide against the Druze is happening before our eyes.
The time for moral clarity and action is NOW. The United States of America must stand up against Islamic terrorism and force Julani to stop committing and orchestrating acts of Islamic terrorism against innocent people.
@POTUS @SecRubio @marcorubio @SteveWitkoff @SusieWiles @StephenM
Syria’s new ISIS President Abu Mohammed al-Julani, an Islamic terrorist who was wanted by the US government for a $10 million bounty until May of 2025, just arrived in the US for his November 10th meeting with President Trump at the White House.
I traveled to the Syrian border this week where I met with and interviewed members of the Druze community who have been impacted by Julani’s Islamic inspired mass killings and kidnappings. On the Syrian border in Majdal Shams, I documented the truth about Julani and his continued Islamic persecution of religious minorities, including the Druze, Christians, and Alawites. I was shown horrific videos and photos of recent murders and rapes of Druze people committed by Julani’s forces, particularly in Suwayda, the capital of the predominantly Druze al-Suwayda Governorate in southern Syria, home to the country's largest Druze community.
President Trump @POTUS, please demand that Julani stop committing mass murder of non-Muslims in Syria! Our US tax dollars were just sent to Syria on October 27th to provide life saving humanitarian aid for the Druze and Christians in Syria. We wouldn’t be needing to send that aid to Syria if Julani and his ISIS insurgents stopping committing acts of Islamic terror against non-Muslims living under Julani’s regime. US officials cannot shake hands with a jihadist terrorist in the Oval Office as a genocide against the Druze is happening before our eyes.
The time for moral clarity and action is NOW. The United States of America must stand up against Islamic terrorism and force Julani to stop committing and orchestrating acts of Islamic terrorism against innocent people.
@POTUS @SecRubio @marcorubio @SteveWitkoff @SusieWiles @StephenM
How many US soldiers has Julani killed?
How many innocent people have his ISIS insurgents murdered in their quest of eliminating all religious minorities in Syria?
Now, he’s meeting with President Trump at the White House on Monday where his record of Islamic terrorism will be white washed.
When I was on the Syrian border this week, I learned that Julani’s new last name “Al-Sharaa” means to legitimize.
His whole makeover down to his new name is literally an effort to dupe people into thinking Julani is the legitimate President of Syrian and not an ISIS killer who was wanted by the US Government for $10 million up until May of 2025.
A terrorist in a suit is still a terrorist.
President Trump should condemn Julani from the White House and tell him to STOP killing Druze, Christians and Alawites.
How many innocent people have his ISIS insurgents murdered in their quest of eliminating all religious minorities in Syria?
Now, he’s meeting with President Trump at the White House on Monday where his record of Islamic terrorism will be white washed.
When I was on the Syrian border this week, I learned that Julani’s new last name “Al-Sharaa” means to legitimize.
His whole makeover down to his new name is literally an effort to dupe people into thinking Julani is the legitimate President of Syrian and not an ISIS killer who was wanted by the US Government for $10 million up until May of 2025.
A terrorist in a suit is still a terrorist.
President Trump should condemn Julani from the White House and tell him to STOP killing Druze, Christians and Alawites.
I encourage you to watch this video to the end to understand just what a massive effort this is. This is the master plan being laid out -- reinventing US governance from the bottom up.
The man speaking in this video, Stephen Heintz, is the architect and is the president of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. He is also part of the New Pluralists, who @SKDoubleDub33 and @iamlisalogan exposed as being directly linked to the color revolution involved ex-USAID employees.
The man speaking in this video, Stephen Heintz, is the architect and is the president of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. He is also part of the New Pluralists, who @SKDoubleDub33 and @iamlisalogan exposed as being directly linked to the color revolution involved ex-USAID employees.
Reference thread:
Here's their website - they are in full alignment with supranational socialism. What they don't mention is the many technocratic institutions involved (Rockefeller, Ford) and the early involvement of Soros.
If the the predictions that AI will create minor scientific discoveries next year and major ones a couple years later come true, it is worth noting that we have no real mechanism in academia for accommodating, reviewing, processing, and disseminating a sudden increase in science.
Who is going to read thousands of new papers that marginally advance science? Who is going to read thousands of papers that represent genuine breakthroughs in narrow fields? Who will integrate the knowledge? Who is going to build on them? The answer isn't yet "AI will do it all"
Based on my experience with LLMs, doing novel science (at least in some fields) seems plausible, but the task of integrating and theorizing across a wide range of knowledge, let alone doing technology transfer to make these ideas into innovations, is further outside the frontier.
Inheritance in Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
A concept that allows one class to inherit the properties and behaviours (i.e., fields and methods) of another class. This concept is used to create a hierarchy of classes, where a subclass (or derived class) can reuse and extend the characteristics of a parent class (or base class).
Inheritance promotes code reusability and helps in structuring and organizing code.
In inheritance we have:
1. Base Class (Parent Class or Superclass):
The class whose properties and methods are inherited by another class is known as the base class or parent class.
2. Derived Class (Subclass or Child Class):
The class that inherits from a base class is known as the derived class or subclass. It can add its own fields and methods or override the inherited ones.
Syntax:
class BaseClass {
// Base class members and methods
};
class DerivedClass : access-specifier BaseClass {
// Derived class members and methods
};
Think of it like:
Imagine we have a "Vehicle" class. This class defines what all vehicles have in common, like wheels and an engine.
Now, if we want to create a "Car" class, you can make it inherit from the "Vehicle" class. This means the "Car" class automatically gets the properties and abilities of a vehicle, like having wheels and an engine, without having to redefine them.
So, inheritance helps us avoid repeating the same code and makes it easier to create new classes that share common features with existing classes. It's like building on what you already have, just as children inherit traits from their parents.
Types of Inheritance:
1. Single Inheritance:
In single inheritance, a class can inherit from only one parent class. This is the simplest form of inheritance. The derived class inherits the attributes and methods of a single base class.
2. Multiple Inheritance:
Multiple inheritance allows a class to inherit from more than one parent class. In this case, the derived class inherits the attributes and methods of multiple base classes.
3. Multilevel Inheritance:
In multilevel inheritance, a class derives from another class, which in turn derives from another class, creating a chain or hierarchy of classes.
4. Hierarchical Inheritance:
In hierarchical inheritance, multiple derived classes inherit from a single base class. This creates a tree-like structure of classes, with a common base class.
5. Hybrid Inheritance:
Hybrid inheritance is a combination of two or more types of inheritance within the same program.
A concept that allows one class to inherit the properties and behaviours (i.e., fields and methods) of another class. This concept is used to create a hierarchy of classes, where a subclass (or derived class) can reuse and extend the characteristics of a parent class (or base class).
Inheritance promotes code reusability and helps in structuring and organizing code.
In inheritance we have:
1. Base Class (Parent Class or Superclass):
The class whose properties and methods are inherited by another class is known as the base class or parent class.
2. Derived Class (Subclass or Child Class):
The class that inherits from a base class is known as the derived class or subclass. It can add its own fields and methods or override the inherited ones.
Syntax:
class BaseClass {
// Base class members and methods
};
class DerivedClass : access-specifier BaseClass {
// Derived class members and methods
};
Think of it like:
Imagine we have a "Vehicle" class. This class defines what all vehicles have in common, like wheels and an engine.
Now, if we want to create a "Car" class, you can make it inherit from the "Vehicle" class. This means the "Car" class automatically gets the properties and abilities of a vehicle, like having wheels and an engine, without having to redefine them.
So, inheritance helps us avoid repeating the same code and makes it easier to create new classes that share common features with existing classes. It's like building on what you already have, just as children inherit traits from their parents.
Types of Inheritance:
1. Single Inheritance:
In single inheritance, a class can inherit from only one parent class. This is the simplest form of inheritance. The derived class inherits the attributes and methods of a single base class.
2. Multiple Inheritance:
Multiple inheritance allows a class to inherit from more than one parent class. In this case, the derived class inherits the attributes and methods of multiple base classes.
3. Multilevel Inheritance:
In multilevel inheritance, a class derives from another class, which in turn derives from another class, creating a chain or hierarchy of classes.
4. Hierarchical Inheritance:
In hierarchical inheritance, multiple derived classes inherit from a single base class. This creates a tree-like structure of classes, with a common base class.
5. Hybrid Inheritance:
Hybrid inheritance is a combination of two or more types of inheritance within the same program.
Tomorrow we will explore polymorphism.
Hace más de 2.000 años, un general regresó a Roma con un nuevo título: Callaicus. Era el nombre de la tierra que había conquistado al borde del imperio, el fin del mundo conocido. Aquel general llevó Galicia al corazón de Roma: Décimo Junio Bruto Galaico. Tira del hilo 🧵👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
En el siglo II a. C., Roma era una máquina de expansión que medía la gloria por kilómetros conquistados. A los grandes generales los llamaban Africano, Asiático o Numídico, pero solo uno recibió un título que sonaba a fin del mundo: Galaico.
Décimo Junio Bruto era un patricio de familia poderosa que combinaba la disciplina militar con la ambición política. En una Roma en guerra constante, su destino apuntaba a Hispania, el lugar donde se forjaban los triunfos.
Trump has spent 10 months sending the message that the govt does what he wants. Demolishing the East Wing was just an exclamation mark on that. So it shouldn't be surprising that Rs can't offload blame for the shutdown. If Trump wants the government open, why isn't it open?
He didn't wait for permission to blow up boats off the coast of Venezuela or to shutter USAID. Seems like if he wants to pay food stamps or air traffic controllers, he would just tell Treasury to do it.
At Trump's behest, Senate Rs gutted the restrictions on the reconciliation process and they breached old appropriations norms with his rescissions. If they won't find a way to flex around the filibuster, I guess that means they consider opening the government unimportant.
@Elizabetbent777 داخل پرانتز:
قلیان احساسات در سکوتی درون او می سوخت.
البته (می سوخت) رو بعنوان مترجم میتونید توش دخل و تصرف کنید و با « خاکستر می شد » متن رو غنی تر کنید.
احساسات رو هم از جمع دربیارید و مفرد (احساس) کنید.
نتیجه:
قلیان احساس در سکوت درونش خاکستر می شد.
بسیار قویتر میشه.👇
قلیان احساسات در سکوتی درون او می سوخت.
البته (می سوخت) رو بعنوان مترجم میتونید توش دخل و تصرف کنید و با « خاکستر می شد » متن رو غنی تر کنید.
احساسات رو هم از جمع دربیارید و مفرد (احساس) کنید.
نتیجه:
قلیان احساس در سکوت درونش خاکستر می شد.
بسیار قویتر میشه.👇
@Elizabetbent777 قدرت کلامی نویسنده رو به زبانی که دارید ترجمه می کنید انتقال بدید نه عین کلمات رو.
معنا رو برسونید بجای ترجمه یکایک کلمات. حتما موفق میشید.
شما بعنوان مترجم حق این کار رو دارید. خواننده باید قدرت درک مترجم رو از اثر درک کنه وقتی بخواد که متن انگلیسی رو با متن فارسی قیاس کنه.
معنا رو برسونید بجای ترجمه یکایک کلمات. حتما موفق میشید.
شما بعنوان مترجم حق این کار رو دارید. خواننده باید قدرت درک مترجم رو از اثر درک کنه وقتی بخواد که متن انگلیسی رو با متن فارسی قیاس کنه.
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