I genuinely love the Indian who runs this account and makes shit posts day in day out, It's like funny commentary in the background that you sometimes can hear and it's funny. I know he does not believe what he posts but it has such a good mockery of both Reddit and Facebook delusions combined that it's almost like he's studied it for years, I'd almost think it's AI but it's too human in the way he comes to conclusions or just says random shit, he's uniquely FatPacks and cannot be replicated.
The way that you know that it's a real guy trolling is that the stuff that he says is way too funny, and every once in awhile he'll fuck up and post something based.
Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi was allegedly good friends with Marcus Aurelius
I just want it noted that somebody with that weak of a chin, bizarre facial structure, uncanny valley eye placement and an all around ugly face woke up one day, looked in the mirror and said "You know what I need? Bangs." and went ahead and got a Moe Howard hairdo.
I've thought the 'Antoninus' that that guy was friends with was Antoninus Pius (the 4th out of the Five Good Emperors and Aurelius' predecessor), or else the Severan emperor Caracalla (who funny enough had the exact same full name as Marcus Aurelius & was alive toward the end of Ha-Nasi's life, but was a violent psychotic turbonigger and basically the opposite of what Aurelius himself had been like). In any case Commodus, Aurelius' son & heir, didn't have 'Severus' anywhere in his name and it wouldn't make sense for Aurelius to make Septimius Severus heir even if he were so inclined (throughout Aurelius' reign, S. Severus was just a junior senator & minor official). So even assuming that the Ha-Nasi/Aurelius friendship wasn't just Jewish fanfiction or an exaggeration of Aurelius having some friendly exchanges with him as the sagely emperor had been happy to do with pretty much any knowledgeable elder of the time, the quoted passage couldn't have been referring to Aurelius' single worst decision (his succession).
and a globalist to boot. Caracalla made all people within the borders of the empire citizens (except slaves). by doing so he increased the tax revenue (only citizens payed tax) and increased the draft pool (only citizens could serve) and decreased the power of the Romano-italian elite who had a strangle hold over the law and bureaucracy. all his statues make him look like a TBI'd psycho nutter
>though the existence of hydrocarbons on extraterrestrial bodies like Saturn's moon Titan
Way back when, peak oil was supposed to be around year 2000.
Peak Oil
In the 1990's, there was a lot of fear mongering "science" about how oil production would start declining around 2000. Graphs floating around at the time showed something like 80% reduced output by 2020.
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Fun fact: the average US president has killed 17.4 innocent civilians with drone strikes. Before Obama that number was much, much lower.
I thought that too tbh
This is the same source that claims Nero faked his death and ran away to convert to Judaism. Not exactly a history book.
And it's just getting started. Imagine how much more will get done over the course of this whole term.
*undocumented terrorists*
There is oil somewhere in the cosmos, thus the cosmos belong to America.
I honestly wonder if Trump put idiots in charge of everything at first because he needed to for backroom deals or to distract the Democrats, and he was fully planning to replace them all with competent staff over time?
For Pam Bondi in particular, it's not like she was Trump's first choice for Attorney General. Considering what happened to Matt Gaetz and Bondi's history as a Trump ally, initially one could see on paper why she was someone fitting for the position.
