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Redacted92@Redacted92·
No Mercy.
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@redaction
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>writing is 35,000 years older than previously believed >it’s European
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British Values are things like 'annihilate your enemies', not 'diversity' and 'tolerance'
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🇺🇲 FJHalle 🇺🇲@FJHalle·
Sadly, Colonel Robert Stirm's wife started cheating on him within the first year in his years-long nightmare as a POW of Communist North Vietnam. While he was being tortured regularly by the North Vietnamese, she was having illicit affairs with other men in the peace and safety of the United States. She had the gall to destroy his joy of being released by having a military chaplain hand-deliver her "Dear John" letter while he was on his way home from years of brutal captivity in Hanoi. In the divorce, she took 40% of his retirement pay for life as a reward for her cheating on him while he was on the receiving end of regular, vicious maltreatment from his evil Communist captors. This is one of the worst military spouse betrayal stories in American history.
A Soldier's Whisper@SoldiersWhisper

🥀 Robert Stirm, the Vietnam War POW remembered from the iconic “Burst of Joy” reunion photo, has passed away at 92. 🕊️🇺🇸 Stirm was a U.S. Air Force officer who spent years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam. When he finally came home in 1973, his reunion with his family at Travis Air Force Base became one of the most unforgettable images in American history. In that powerful moment, his oldest daughter ran toward him with her arms wide open, lifted off the ground in pure emotion — creating the photograph the world would come to know as “Burst of Joy.” That image became far more than a family reunion frozen in time. It came to represent relief after suffering, hope after heartbreak, and the overwhelming joy of loved ones made whole again after years of fear, pain, and uncertainty. In the middle of a war so often remembered for grief, that single photograph showed something deeply human and unforgettable. Behind that moment was a man who endured captivity, hardship, and the unknown — and still returned home to the embrace of the family who had never stopped loving him. 🕊️ Rest in peace, Robert Stirm. #TheVietnamWar #POW #RIP 🕊️

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Gender Studies for Men
Gender Studies for Men@JohnDavisJDLLM·
Notice how women completely failed to construct their own institutions and simply demand a free ride in the institutions that men built. Feminism has nothing to do with equality.
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Curse@encoresalad·
Israeli spy and Hollywood movie producer, Arnon Milchan, produced two Robert DeNiro movies in the early 1980s. During this time, Milchan was illegally smuggling nuclear triggers out of the US to Israel, and DeNiro knew about it and kept it a secret. When interviewed about it in 2013, DeNiro said, "he told me that he was an Israeli and he of course would do these things for his country - there was something with the little things that trigger a nuclear thing…I was curious, not in an accusatory way, I just wanted to know, and he said, 'Yes, I’m Israeli, that’s my country.'” When the interviewer asked Milchan about it, he said, "I did it for my country and I’m proud of it." Milchan's behavior shouldn't come as a surprise. As notorious Jewish spy Jonathan Pollard said: "Jews will always have dual loyalty." But when you see DeNiro walking around pretending like he cares about our country, just remember his ridiculous words: "there was something with the little things that trigger a nuclear thing." Traitor.
Oliya Scootercaster 🛴@ScooterCasterNY

NOW: Robert DeNiro is leading the No Kings March in NYC, holding a banner alongside Attorney General Leticia James and Rev. Al Sharpton as they march down 7th Avenue in Manhattan Video by @yyeeaahhhboiii2 | Licensing Desk@freedomnews.tv

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Jay Dyer
Jay Dyer@JayDyer·
Once again we see Muslims are incapable of even restating the Islamic dilemma argument LOL
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Tanya
Tanya@Tanyaelisabeth·
I do not understand why we miss the logical conclusion of just taking your kids out of school??? I was also bullied relentlessly and begged my parents to get me out of school and they never did??!!? Grown adults wouldn’t even go DAILY to a place where they would be constantly mistreated and abused, so why the hell do we make children do it?
Benonwine@benonwine

A 10-year-old boy is dead because he was driven to suicide by constant bullying he received at school. Sammy Teusch of Greenfield, Indiana was bullied up until the night he took his own life according to his family. Bullied over his glasses. Bullied over his teeth. Day after day. His parents didn’t ignore it. They didn’t stay quiet. They went to the school 20 times asking for help, that’s 20 TIMES! Nothing changed. He was mocked. He was hurt. He was even attacked on a school bus. And still… nothing was done. Until it was too late. His dad said: “I held him in my arms… something no father should ever have to do.” I can’t get that out of my head. This isn’t “kids being kids.” It’s cruelty. And it’s failure from the adults who were meant to protect him. Bullying has no place in any school. None. And yet here we are. How many more kids have to be pushed to this point before something actually changes? PLEASE SHARE AND MAKE SAMMY’S STORY VIRAL SO NO ONE HAS TO SUFFER LIKE HE DID. 🙏 END BULLYING, BECAUSE IT KILLS!

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Daniel Prinsloo
Daniel Prinsloo@Daniel7Prinsloo·
So proud of you 👏🏻
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