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Corey B. retweeted
Love this! Hasidic Jew beats the crap out of an assailant on the Sabbath. We Jews will never again be pushed into โshowersโ or onto train tracks. #NeverAgain
Corey B. retweeted
HOLY SHIT, JAMES TALARICO WAS IN THE SNL COLD OPEN!!! ๐คฏ
THUNDEROUS applause! ๐๐ฝ ๐๐ฝ ๐๐ฝ
Corey B. retweeted
๐งตVladimir Putin stripped air defenses from Russia's strategic factories to stack dozens of Pantsir missile systems around his private palace.
Friday night, Ukraine exploited the gap, blowing up the plant building the "brain chips" for those exact guns. 1/๐งต
Corey B. retweeted
This incredible. Indians are the fucking worst.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Video from Riverdale NJ Shell. Officials found screws were approved tech repairs for damaged holders; no fraud/tampering/effect on pumps. "Screw scam" is a hoax with no verified cases. wrnjradio.com/no-evidence-ofโฆ snopes.com/fact-check/gasโฆ
Corey B. retweeted
Iโm pretty sure after the election, Iโm going to start a PAC dedicated to doing relentless oppo research on all these Jew hating freaks in the Democratic Party. And build a messaging operation to absolutely destroy their reputations to the point no Democrat will be associated with them.
People donโt care about antisemitism apparently. But Jew haters (like Platner) always have bad judgment everywhere else so weโll find other dirt.
If I have any professional skill at all itโs being a general in these online wars. I was made to do this.
Corey B. retweeted
The midterms are just the beginning. Let me explain what happens after tonightโs elections and why every American should be paying attention. ๐จ
Corey B. retweeted
Dear @staceyabrams
Your fight, your contributions, your talent, your spirit runs through all the Democratic victories in Georgia and elsewhere. We remember what YOU DID to fight for a BETTER TOMORROW.
You are INCREDIBLE and IMPORTANT and always will be.
Congratulations to Senator @ossoff on his reelection and the strong movement he built with @charlie4georgia. Georgia and our nation are fortunate to have his continued leadership as we take on the tough fights ahead.
Corey B. retweeted
Top Democrat strategist Van Jones,
One of Obamaโs former aides during his presidency
Released this message to #Michigan on #AbdulElSayed
#Midterms
Corey B. retweeted
Most of what drains your attention isn't the work in front of you. It's the running tally of things you can't do anything about.
The traffic. The email someone hasn't answered. The decision your boss hasn't made yet. The weather on the day of the event.
Your brain treats all of it as urgent โ because unresolved feels like unsafe. So it keeps circling back, pretending that one more loop of worry will unlock a solution. It won't.
The psychologist Julian Rotter called this the locus of control. People with an internal locus focus on what they can influence. People with an external locus fixate on what's happening to them. The research is consistent: internal locus correlates with lower anxiety, better performance, and more follow-through on hard things.
The practical move is smaller than it sounds. When you notice yourself spiraling, ask one question: is this something I can act on in the next hour? If yes, do the smallest version of it. If no, write it down and close the loop deliberately โ "not mine to solve right now."
This isn't resignation. It's the opposite. You're reclaiming the attention you were spending on things that don't move, and spending it on the one or two things that do.
Focus isn't a feeling. It's a decision about where your effort is allowed to go.
Corey B. retweeted
Brilliant.
Most of what you read, you forget.
Not because you're distracted. Not because you have a bad memory. Because reading and remembering are two different skills, and almost nobody practices the second one.
I used to burn through books and retain almost nothing. I'd finish something, feel smarter for a week, then couldn't tell you the author's main argument a month later. The problem wasn't the books. It was that I treated reading as consumption instead of encoding.
Here's what actually works:
1. Read with a pen. Highlight the sentence that made you stop. Not every clever line โ only the one you'd want to find again a year from now.
2. Write one sentence per chapter in your own words. If you can't, you didn't understand the chapter. Go back.
3. Transfer the highlights into a single document you actually revisit. The notebook in your drawer doesn't count. The notes app you never open doesn't count. One place. Searchable.
4. Teach it to someone โ out loud, over coffee, in a post. The research on the protรฉgรฉ effect is clear: preparing to teach forces you to encode in a way passive reading never will.
The reason most people forget what they read isn't a memory problem. It's that they finish the book and move on. The retention happens in what you do after you close it.
Reading more books isn't the goal. Remembering a few of them is.
Corey B. retweeted
Most of what you read, you forget.
Not because you're distracted. Not because you have a bad memory. Because reading and remembering are two different skills, and almost nobody practices the second one.
I used to burn through books and retain almost nothing. I'd finish something, feel smarter for a week, then couldn't tell you the author's main argument a month later. The problem wasn't the books. It was that I treated reading as consumption instead of encoding.
Here's what actually works:
1. Read with a pen. Highlight the sentence that made you stop. Not every clever line โ only the one you'd want to find again a year from now.
2. Write one sentence per chapter in your own words. If you can't, you didn't understand the chapter. Go back.
3. Transfer the highlights into a single document you actually revisit. The notebook in your drawer doesn't count. The notes app you never open doesn't count. One place. Searchable.
4. Teach it to someone โ out loud, over coffee, in a post. The research on the protรฉgรฉ effect is clear: preparing to teach forces you to encode in a way passive reading never will.
The reason most people forget what they read isn't a memory problem. It's that they finish the book and move on. The retention happens in what you do after you close it.
Reading more books isn't the goal. Remembering a few of them is.
Corey B. retweeted
Lifelong Democrat says he's horrified with what he's seeing in the current Democrat Party: "I'm not exaggerating, I study history, it reminds me of 1930s Germany"
Listen to this man.
"I used to consider myself a lifelong Democrat. I'm a card-carrying hippie, an environmentalist. I've lived with trees and redwood trees to do forest protection. I care about the world. I care about minority rights. I just want to say publicly though, that the course that the Democratic Party is taking right now commercials coming out of Michigan and and just the movement in general I would like to publicly say, like, I renounce my standing with the Democratic Party."
"I'm so disappointed and disgusted with the dangerous turn the Democratic Party's taking. It reminds me, and I'm not exaggerating, I study history, it reminds me of 1930s Germany."
"I don't get it I feel like the party's been infiltrated by, I'd say demonic the Free Palestine movement, in my opinion, is a Trojan horse. It's not about freeing Palestine. It's not about freedoms it's about Islamic expansionism"
"It's been a curse everywhere that flag shows up. Look at Paris today. It's a curse. Look at those college campuses and the college minds. It's a curse wherever it goes I just want to publicly renounce my affiliation I just want to say publicly I'm not a Democrat"
This is NOT a Republican. This is not MAGA. This is a card-carrying hippie, an environmentalist who lived in redwood trees to protect them. A lifelong Democrat.
And even HE is saying enough is enough.
Everyone in America needs to wake up immediately like this man did.
He's 100% right and he's saying what millions of us are thinking but are too scared to say out loud.
It's no longer Red vs Blue. That fight is over.
It's radical Islam Jihad and an open border to bring down America vs voting Red to Save America from becoming Islamic.
Look around. Look at Paris. Look at London. Look at Michigan. Look at our college campuses where Jewish students are afraid to walk to class. That's not "Free Palestine." That's exactly what he said a Trojan horse for Islamic expansionism.
They are using the Democrat Party to do it. They infiltrated it.
We have to Vote Red. Not because we all agree on everything Republican, but because Red is the only line of defense left to Save America from becoming what Europe has become.
This lifelong hippie Democrat figured it out. When will you?
Corey B. retweeted
I challenge you NOT to laugh while watching this hilarious lady, Buzzie Bee Teacher!
I can't stop watching, lmao!
Soooo satisfying! ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
