thing is
illegals may get DL's
from sanctuary cities
BUTT
they can't get Real ID's
hint hint
needed for domestic flights
and to enter federal buildings
border states have a gold star
that allows you in and out of canada
and mexico
other states have a black star
it costs a whole $10 extra
a US birth certificate is needed
US is only country with BC's
in milwaukee
there's an old 50's style restaurant
named Amelia's
across the street is a lot for
plane spotters to park and take vids
it was once polaroids
School House Rock
thats the one
at the end of the runway of MKE
smoke a few jew joints there
after eating a cheeseburger
while watching planes land
dammit
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1472754632325795843
why would this guy
want to cut government spending
kek
you stupid fucker
Rare earth refers to a group of 17 chemical elements in the periodic table, known as the lanthanides, plus scandium and yttrium. Despite their name, most of these elements aren’t actually rare in terms of abundance in the Earth’s crust—they’re just tricky to find in concentrated, economically viable deposits. They include elements like neodymium, dysprosium, and cerium, which have unique magnetic, luminescent, and catalytic properties.
These elements are critical in modern tech—think smartphones, electric vehicle motors, wind turbines, and even military hardware like missile guidance systems. The catch is that extracting and refining them is messy, costly, and often environmentally harsh, involving complex chemical processes. China dominates the global supply, producing about 60-70% of rare earths as of recent years, which makes them a geopolitical hot potato. Other countries, like Australia and the U.S., have deposits too, but scaling up production is slow.
he's the fuckin goat