@OlgaPatl I tried again. Someone is messing with my financial information since moving. People don't believe who I am. It is like I'm a fraudster. I will try again tomorrow.
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Stephen Sparks
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Stephen Sparks
@u4devildog
political activist, writer, merchant seaman, hippy, like gardening and enjoying life
Se unió Mayıs 2014
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🇪🇸 İspanya
Benjamin Netanyahu: "İspanya, dünyanın en ahlaki ordusu olan İsrailli askerlere iftira attı. İspanya'ya Kiryat Gat'taki askeri koordinasyon merkezinden dışlanmasını emrettim. "
İspanyol yanıtı – Bakan Sira Rego:
"Seni iftira etmiyoruz; seni olduğun gibi tanımlıyoruz."
"Siz bir imha ve suç sistemisiniz ve hepiniz Uluslararası Ceza Mahkemesi'nin önünde duracaksınız."
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@neyikaybettik israel is full of baby killers. Jewish people and the rest of the world don't like it. God will punish anyone that kills children.
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🇺🇸BREAKING: Someone placed a $920 million crude oil short at 3:40 AM.
70 minutes later Axios reported the US and Iran were close to a deal.
Oil dropped 12%.
The trade made $125 million in profit.
Minutes after that Iran launched the “Persian Gulf Strait Authority” and oil surged 8%.
$760 million placed before Trump’s last announcement.
$920 million placed before this one.
Every major announcement in this war has been front-run by someone who knew it was coming.
What kind of war is this?
This is more like a trading desk with an army.
Never stop connecting the dots.
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@allenanalysis If the government don't police the market, why would anyone invest in America if people close to the president front run news. The market is now for losers.
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You have no idea how stressed she is trying to handle all this, she’s really doing her best🥺
And guess what her coping mechanism is? Yep. Calling me🫥
So please be extra nice to her… I’d really appreciate not being her full-time emotional support hotline
P.S. Please say my sister that I am busy today👉👈
Olga Patlyuk 🇺🇦@OlgaPatl
I recently received a negative review, and of course, it feels upsetting. But I’d like to say something important. If something about your order didn’t meet your expectations, if something broke or if you didn’t receive it at all 🤗 please don’t hesitate to message me. I am always open to communication and truly want to resolve any situation. This is not just a job for me it’s how I support my family. Please, if you encounter any issues, don’t rush to leave a negative review it affects my shop’s rating, which is very important to me. I always do my best to make sure you are satisfied with your order. That’s why it’s very important to me that you are happy with your order. I am always willing to help: I can offer a replacement, resend your order, or provide a refund. This is never a problem, my priority is to find a solution that works best for you. Sometimes situations happen that I may not even be aware of: a package can get lost or returned after a long time. I might think you received it when in fact you didn’t. That’s why your message really matters. Even in this case, I reached out to the customer, but unfortunately, I didn’t receive a response. I’m truly sorry if something went wrong. This post is simply to let you know that I’m always here, ready to listen and do my best to make sure you are satisfied. Thank you so much for your support and trust ❤️ My work here 🤗 etsy.com/shop/HappyJewe…
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if you had to choose just one, which would you choose?
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🪶 The Legend of the White Feather: Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock
In the annals of U.S. Marine Corps history, few names inspire as much respect as Carlos Norman Hathcock II — known simply as “Gunny” to his fellow Marines and “White Feather” to his adversaries.
Born in 1942 in Little Rock, Arkansas, Hathcock enlisted on his 17th birthday in 1959. A lifelong hunter and natural marksman, he quickly rose through shooting competitions, winning the prestigious Wimbledon Cup in 1965. But it was his service in Vietnam that cemented his legacy.
During two tours, he recorded 93 confirmed kills as a sniper — a testament to his extraordinary patience, stealth, and skill. The enemy nicknamed him “White Feather” for the distinctive plume he wore in his bush hat. Other Marines occasionally donned white feathers to confuse enemy trackers, a nod to his fearsome reputation.
Hathcock’s feats included setting a long-standing record for the longest confirmed sniper kill at the time (over 2,500 yards with a scoped .50-caliber machine gun) and displaying incredible endurance on high-risk missions.
Beyond the rifle, his true heroism shone through in 1969. When the amphibious vehicle he was riding struck a mine and erupted in flames, Hathcock — despite suffering severe burns — pulled seven wounded Marines to safety. That act of courage earned him a Silver Star and Purple Heart.
After Vietnam, he helped establish the Marine Corps Scout Sniper School at Quantico, passing on his expertise to future generations.
He continued teaching marksmanship to military and law enforcement units until multiple sclerosis forced his retirement. Hathcock passed away in 1999, but his influence endures.
Today, a sniper range at Camp Lejeune bears his name, and the annual Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock Award recognizes excellence in marksmanship training and small arms tactics.
Hathcock once said his mission was simple: protect his fellow Marines. “If I don’t get those [enemies], then they’re gonna kill a lot of these kids dressed up like Marines.” A quiet, humble warrior whose dedication to duty and country made him a Marine Corps icon.
Semper Fi, Gunny. 🇺🇸
#USMC #MarineSniper #AmericanHero #WhiteFeather
TheRealCherokeeOwl 🦉@CherokeeOwl
Maynard “Snuffy” Smith: The Unlikely WWII Hero Who Saved His Crew on His First Mission 🪖❤️ They called him “Snuffy” as an insult — a small, scrappy airman who didn’t quite fit in with his B-17 crew. But on May 1, 1943, Staff Sergeant Maynard Harrison Smith turned that nickname into legend. It was his very first combat mission — a bombing run on German U-boat pens at Saint-Nazaire, France. His plane was shredded by flak and fighters. The fuselage caught fire. Wounded crewmen were scattered. Most of the team bailed out. Snuffy stayed. Alone in the chaos, he: • Fought off wave after wave of enemy fighters from his ball turret. • Crawled through the burning plane and put out the flames (using extinguishers, then anything he could — including his own urine when supplies ran dry). • Tended to the injured, gave first aid, and helped keep the battered Fortress in the air until they limped home safely. For his extraordinary courage on that single mission, Snuffy became the first enlisted member of the U.S. Army Air Forces to receive the Medal of Honor. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson awarded it to him personally. He flew only a handful of missions total, lived a colorful life afterward, and passed in 1984. His story reminds us that heroes don’t always look the part — sometimes they’re the ones others overlook… until the moment that counts. True bravery has no size limit. 🇺🇸 #SnuffySmith #MedalOfHonor #WWIIHeroes
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What year was this ?
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If you're Jewish or non-Jewish, please, let the world know:
Video from last night in Monroe NY,
The message was unmistakable:
“We oppose and have no part in Zionism and State of israel”
Not fringe. Not small.
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@voiceofrabbis No one likes baby killers, especially people falsely accused of being an excuse for it. Power to our Jewish brothers and sisters for standing up against this barbarism.
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