I reject your delusional science.

🚨⚠️ CHILD RÃPIST IMMINENT RELEASE FROM PRISON ONE OF THE VERY WORST I'VE SEEN BRADLEY HOLLOWAY MAKE HIS FACE KNOWN EVERYWHERE A predatory paedophile that raped a 6-year-old girl twice will be released from prison within weeks after serving just THREE years in prison! In March 2023, Bradley Holloway was found guilty by unanimous jury verdict of two counts of rape of a child under the age of 13 The victim, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the court she has been left with post-traumatic stress disorder and had to sleep with the light on after her life was turned upside down by Holloway's abuse. The Reading man committed sexual offences ‘every Sunday’ and would 'offer to buy her toys' if she didn't tell anyone. Judge Hassan Khan sentenced Holloway to six years' imprisonment for one count of rape and another six years to run 'concurrently' for the second count meaning only 'six years' and then said Cunningham had to serve at least half of the sentence before being released on licence So, in reality a pervert that raped a 6-year-old girl twice and repeatedly abused her will be RELEASED after serving just THREE years in prison! Credit UK Database.

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Men, what’s preventing you from dressing like this?

Save me your outrage. Obama bombed 8 countries without Congress approval and Clinton bombed an aspirin factory to cover up his affair.

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“Marco, meet me in the Oval Office. Got something for you”

Good morning! Today in 1945, six Marines raised the American flag over Mt. Suribachi on Iwo Jima in the final stages of the War in the Pacific. #FlagsOfOurFathers

In a world full of Megan Rapinoes, be a Jack Hughes

@catturd2 The Great Santini is another good one

Another great Robert Duvall movie. Tender Mercies - 1983.

Today in history February 16, 1724 Absolute WANGHAF Christopher Gadsden was born in Charleston, South Carolina (back when it was Charles Town in the British colony). Happy 302nd to one of the most hardcore early American liberty guys. Gadsden is often called the "Sam Adams of the South" for good reason: he was the principal leader of South Carolina's Patriot movement leading up to and during the American Revolution. A wealthy merchant (he built a serious fortune in trade, shipping, rice plantations, and real estate), he used his position and firebrand energy to rally against British overreach. Why he's so cool (especially from a libertarian perspective): - He designed the Gadsden flag. Yes, that iconic yellow banner with the coiled rattlesnake and the words "Don't Tread on Me" (originally "DONT TREAD ON ME" without the apostrophe). Created in 1775, it was one of the earliest symbols of colonial defiance against British tyranny. He presented it to the Continental Navy (for Commodore Esek Hopkins) and later to South Carolina's Provincial Congress. The rattlesnake imagery was brilliant: native to America, it doesn't attack unprovoked but strikes hard when threatened. Pure "live and let live, but don't mess with me" energy. It's been a symbol of individual liberty, limited government, and resistance to tyranny ever since and is still flying fearlessly today in pro-freedom circles. - He was radical early on. Long before 1776, Gadsden was pushing back against royal governors and Parliament. He helped organize the Sons of Liberty in Charleston, attended the Stamp Act Congress (1765), and was a delegate to the Continental Congresses. He wasn't just talk; he walked it hard, brotha. - Gadsden served as a brigadier general in the Continental Army and commanded the 1st South Carolina Regiment. He was captured when the British took Charleston in 1780 and spent about a year as a POW (including time in a dungeon in St. Augustine). Still, he refused to bend. - Gadsden was principled to the end. After the war, he stayed active in South Carolina politics (Lieutenant Governor, etc.) and voted to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1788. He lived to 81, dying in 1805 from a fall in Charleston, and is buried in St. Philip's Churchyard. Gadsden embodied that fierce, no-compromise attitude toward personal and economic freedom—warning government (and anyone else) not to step on individual rights. In a time when "don't tread on me" feels more relevant than ever to a lot of people, he's a founder worth remembering. An ultimate badass of liberty. 🐍

This is good, so damn good. 🤣

@JesseKellyDC This guy has 2 brain cells and they are fighting for 3rd place

A MESSAGE to our Olympians: You’re wearing the RED, WHITE, AND BLUE to REPRESENT the greatest country on Earth! The one that gave you the freedom, the facilities, the funding, and the shot to compete at the highest level. If you’ve got “mixed emotions” about enforcing borders, securing our sovereignty, or anything else that keeps America STRONG, then hand over that jacket, pack your SHIT, and GO home. We don’t need athletes who trash-talk the nation they’re supposed to HONOR while the world watches. Shut your mouth, compete for your country, win for AMERICA, or get the hell out. No room for anti-American rhetoric on Team USA! 🇺🇸

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