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Baca Selengkapnya di https://video.tribunnews.com/view/939795/kerbau-albino-berjambul-pirang-mirip-trump-resmi-jadi-penghuni-kebun-binatang-pengunjung-terpesona Download aplikasi berita TribunX di Play Store atau App Store untuk dapatkan pengalaman baru TRIBUN-VIDEO.COM- Seekor kerbau albino yang disebut mirip Presiden Amerika Serikat, Donald Trump kini resmi dipindahkan ke Kebun Binatang Nasional Bangladesh di Dhaka. Pemindahan ini dilakukan, seusai kerbau albino itu tidak jadi dikurbankan saat perayaan hari Raya Idul Adha. Dalam video yang dirilis Viory pada Minggu (31/5), kerbau tersebut menjadi perhatian saat berada di kebun binatang. Sebab, kerbau itu memiliki tampilan yang unik. Yakni, warna kulitnya merah muda hingga memiliki jambul pirang keemasan di bagian kepala yang dianggap mirip dengan gaya rambut Trump. Kehadiran kerbau unik ini meningkatkan jumlah pengunjung kebun binatang selama libur Idul Adha. Dilaporkan, pembeli yang sebelumnya berencana mengurbankan kerbau itu kini  telah menerima pengembalian uang. Terkini, kerbau tersebut ditempatkan di bawah perlindungan negara. (Tribun-Video.com) Program: Tribunnews Update Host: Adila Ulfa Muna Risna Editor Video: Ardrianto Satrio  Uploader: Panji Anggoro Putro

In this video, I break down the platform‑level identity dynamics behind that split — and show how it mirrors the asymmetric Engagement Set patterns I’ve already documented with Mike Johnson, Byron Donalds, Trump birthday posts, White House posts, and even UFC fight clips. X rewards public tribal signaling. Facebook punishes it. Same content, different social cost — and the ES curve tells the story. If you’ve been following my ES work, this is the moment where the model expands from content‑based analysis to platform‑based identity risk. Quadratic vs. Asymmetric ES: Kehoe’s Ceremony and the Posts People Won’t Share https://youtu.be/IH7-RIPFwjw

Made with Google Vids https://vids.new/ #madewithgooglevids #jropixpoetry #jronews #jropixmathy This video continues my analysis of how Byron Donalds’ long relationship with Donald Trump may be shaping the engagement patterns on his social media posts. Using my Engagement Set framework — ES = {likes, shares, comments} — I’m seeing a clear asymmetry: these posts are getting plenty of likes, but almost no shares. The same pattern appeared in the Mike Johnson FISA post. That raises an important question: if people are willing to like the content but not share it, does that signal hesitation to publicly associate themselves with these policies or with the Trump‑era identity attached to them? These early findings point to a meaningful divide between private reaction and public affiliation. The numbers tell a story — and this video breaks down what that story might be.

In this lecture excerpt, we review key algebra concepts that are essential for success on the upcoming quiz and serve as foundational skills for the course. The video walks through the quotient rule and product rule for exponents, along with a refresher on scientific notation. We also explore how to find the greatest common factor (GCF), using Desmos as a helpful visual and scaffolding tool to support understanding. In addition, the lesson covers factoring techniques including the difference of squares, factoring sums and differences of cubes, and polynomial long division. These topics are presented in a clear, step-by-step format to reinforce problem-solving strategies and build confidence with algebraic expressions. This video is a great resource for review, practice, and strengthening your understanding of core algebra skills. --- • Algebra Quiz Review: Exponents, Factoring, and Scientific Notation • Mastering Algebra Essentials: GCF, Exponent Rules, and Factoring Techniques • Algebra Review Crash Course: Quotient Rule, Cubes, and Long Division • Key Algebra Skills for Success: From Scientific Notation to Factoring • Algebra Foundations Review: Desmos, GCF, and Polynomial Techniques

Good News: I Know how Exactly they are LYING TO YOU. Bad News: I know EXACTLY hot they LYING TO YA An Army IO Veteran Sounds the Alarm I’m Staff Sergeant John Rozean, U.S. Army (Retired/Disabled). I served the Corps of Engineers assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division, and later retrained as a journalist — MOS 46Q30, Public Affairs — deploying to Baghdad during Operation Iraqi Freedom with the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division. Along the way, I worked in information operations. That last part is why I’m making this video. Here’s something nobody talks about: veterans hoard what they fear losing. Infantry soldiers and tankers — the ones who’ve been in the fight — hoard weapons, ammo, and gear. They’ve seen what happens when rounds run dry and nobody’s coming. Supply sergeants and G4 officers hoard parts, rations, and equipment because they’ve watched entire operations unravel over a missing part or a late convoy. That’s not paranoia. That’s institutional memory carved into them by hard experience. I hoard information. I hoard the truth. Because I spent years in information operations during a war built on a lie. I watched the government sell the Iraq War to the American public on the claim that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction — and I watched them quietly, systematically rewrite that history. More recently, I’ve watched people try to stitch Iraq into the 9/11 story in ways that never held up under scrutiny and still don’t. I know how propaganda works. I helped build information campaigns. That’s exactly why I can’t stay quiet when I see the same machinery turning inward — against our own press, our own citizens, our own Constitution. The First Amendment is not a partisan issue. It is the load-bearing wall of American democracy. When I see what’s happening — the pressure on CBS News, the targeting of Scott Pelley, the cultural war on journalists and late-night voices like Stephen Colbert, the government leaning on media institutions to shape narratives — I recognize the playbook. I’ve seen it used overseas. I helped run versions of it. This is one veteran’s perspective. Not a party line. Not a talking point. A warning from someone who knows exactly what it looks like when a government decides it no longer needs a free press — because they’ve already decided they’re the only story worth telling. Watch. Think. Question everything. Especially me. — SSG John Rozean, U.S. Army (Retired) I/O preper JROspace.info | Columbia, Missouri https://www.ridedatiger.com/ https://www.full-of-doubt.net/ https://johnrozean.wixsite.com/mysite https://cultofintelligence.info/ --- First Amendment, freedom of speech, veteran perspective, information operations, Iraq War, WMDs, propaganda, CBS News, public affairs, military journalism, 1st Cavalry Division, Operation Iraqi Freedom

“From Hidden Village Cluster to Regional Emergency: Bundibugyo Ebola Crosses into Uganda” GOFUND.ME link.. https://gofund.me/0f862ffe0 #jronews The trajectory is stark — and the shift from how it began matters. This outbreak started as a localized cluster of unexplained deaths in a remote mining town (Mongbwalu, Ituri Province) that went undetected for nearly a month. The Bundibugyo strain was last seen in 2012; most health workers in the region had never encountered it, which masked early recognition. By the time lab confirmation arrived on May 15, what began as perhaps a single nurse’s illness had silently seeded three health zones, killed healthcare workers through unprotected exposure, and crossed an international border. The WHO PHEIC declaration two days later — and Uganda’s border closure on May 28 — reflect how rapidly the calculus changed from a contained local outbreak to a regional emergency with no pharmaceutical defense