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Today in History, The death of Benjamin Franklin On the evening of April 17, 1790, at precisely 11:00 p.m., Benjamin Franklin drew his last breath in his home in Philadelphia. The legendary American polymath , renowned as a writer, scientist, inventor, statesman, diplomat, printer, publisher, and political philosopher, was 84 years old. His death came after a painful struggle with complications from pleurisy. The city he had long called home mourned him deeply. Philadelphia honored the great man with the largest funeral procession the city had ever witnessed, a fitting tribute to one of the most remarkable figures of his age. Portrait by Joseph Siffred Duplessis, 1785

@mb_ghalibaf Save your bullshit for when it doesn't count. You got nothing and control nothing and you know it. Your words are worthless and make you sound stupid. Man up and admit youost completely...then you might earn a modicum of respect.

۱- رئیس جمهور آمریکا در یک ساعت هفت ادعا مطرح کرد که هر هفت ادعا کذب است. ۲- با این دروغگویی‌ها در جنگ پیروز نشدند و حتما در مذاکره هم راه به جایی نخواهند برد. ۳- با ادامهٔ محاصره، تنگهٔ هرمز باز نخواهد ماند.

@MegynKellyShow That's the best you got??? Try again

Megyn reacts to President Trump's announcement that the Strait of 'Iran' is now open: "Yay. We're ending the war by getting them to open the strait that was open before we started the war. Great."

@Super70sSports Looks like Roper is has this one

When Mr. Roper and Mr. Furley joined forces, all women were powerless.

@C_3C_3 I thought that was Sean Penn

🚨BREAKING🚨 Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe are reportedly getting a divorce.

@FarmGirlCarrie That's awesome

Check out the Clark Family rocking it to ‘Fortunate Son’ There is some real talent here 🎸🥁

@CynicalPublius They all work for the City of London in one way or another...know that and it explains everything

So the current line from the Democrat/Media Complex goes something like this: “Oh, so the Straits of Hormuz are open again. Big deal. So we spent all that money and killed all those people just to achieve something that was already in place before we started this.” They are acting like opening the Straits of Hormuz was our singular military objective. In reality, our objectives were to destroy Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities, eradicate the class of mullahs who were murdering their own citizens by the bushel, and eliminate the mullahs’ ability to export terror throughout the world. All objectives were achieved with only a few U.S. casualties, the world is now a vastly safer place, and as an added bonus Israel and Lebanon seem poised to finally achieve peace. This is one of the greatest military victories in world history, and the usual suspects are trying to obscure that fact by pretending our objective was something tertiary to the entire effort. Don’t fall for it. It’s a journalistic lie.

@DivestedAttent @Ab51_Project Stupid take. Pure projection...nice try though

@Ab51_Project You ppl thinking that you’re ‘oppressed’ and yearn for the freedom of the US, have no idea about the world, or their plans for you. They’ll literally strip you of your rights and kick you off your land as a territory of the US. If you protest you’ll serve time in CECOT.

⚠️⚠️⚠️ BREAKING- CARNEY PROMISES MARTIAL LAW WILL BE DECLARED IF ALBERTA REFERENDUM IS SUCCESSFUL⚠️⚠️⚠️ This is what 🇨🇦 has become! And the liberals wring their hands in glee... But they dont understand Albertans. We expect this. Freedom is never free! And it proves our point it has to be done! Alberta is the last bastion of freedom in 🇨🇦! All this while the left and indian chiefs who wail against colonization now defend the actual colonizers and reject Freedom!! Let that sink in! PJ the Belt ...

@TFL1728 Next thing this idiot will do is take credit for the German victory over France in June 1940

Trying to take credit for that which Trump achieved. Pathetic manlets

@HealthRanger @TFL1728 HR...how can you actually say this garbage? Iran doesn't control anything..what evidence do you have to say to back your statement? If you want to be viewed as credible then show your work. Otherwise don't waste anyone's time.

@TFL1728 Sorry, Tom, but you have become truly delusional on this topic. "Trump controls the Strait?" Exactly the opposite is true. Iran controls the strait. Trump can't even control his mouth.

Iran’s terms are irrelevant. Trump controls the Strait. Bessent controls the money flow. They can talk all they want. What else is new… Arabs and Persians being macho in the face of defeat. But talk is cheap. Oil costs money. Iran was a few days away from full storage tanks and having to shutter wells they wouldn’t have had the ability to restart.

@TFL1728 Tom, been listening to you for a year and love your takes on these big geopolitical/financial matters and it has been eye opening. You nailed this one weeks ago and it will be interesting to see how th crayon eaters, media (I repeat myself) and globalists contend with this.

Iran officially accedes to reality now that the IRGC has lost its proxies in Lebanon. Hezbollah is angry. The Civilian Iranian government is gaining legitimacy. London has the big sads and will now try to queer all of this and blame it on Israel…. Who just signed an agreement with Lebanon. Watch. FYI, Brent is down $11/bbl. As the Zoomerwaffen say, “Let’s FUCKING Go!”

@FB_Helmet_Guy @RamsNFL Without question...this is a classic Rams look. Dickerson has gone on record saying how he doesn't like their current helmet design. The Rams current uniforms are terrible.

The Rams need to bring these classic uniforms back as a throwback. Hate when teams keep previous uniforms in the closet because they are considered "too close" to their current uniforms, like the Rams, Titans and Lions.

@TFL1728 I think she earned a follow

I’m genuinely impressed …

@_The_Prophet__ Bang on

⚡️The thing underneath all of this that nobody will touch is that society decided men were the problem and then acted surprised when men started disappearing. For thirty years the cultural message aimed at men has been some version of you are the issue. Toxic masculinity. Male privilege. The patriarchy. The message wasn’t always wrong in its origins but it metastasized into something that told an entire generation of boys that the thing they are is fundamentally broken and needs to be fixed before they’re allowed to participate. So they internalized it. Not the strong ones. Not the ones with fathers who counterbalanced it. Not the ones with natural confidence that overrode the messaging. The average ones. The ones in the middle of the bell curve who needed guidance and structure and got a culture that told them their instincts were dangerous and their ambition was suspect and their masculinity was a disease to be treated. Those boys are now the men in this segment. Late twenties. No career. No direction. No sense of what they’re supposed to be because every model of masculinity they were offered was either vilified or sanitized into something unrecognizable. The aggressive drive that builds companies and families and civilizations was pathologized. The competitive instinct that pushes men to achieve was reframed as toxic. The provider identity that gave average men purpose for thousands of years was dismissed as outdated. And nothing replaced it. That’s the part that matters most. The old models were torn down and nothing was built in their place. The message was stop being that but never here’s what to be instead. So a generation of men just stopped. Stopped trying. Stopped building. Stopped competing. Stopped striving. Not out of laziness. Out of the rational conclusion that the game as presented to them has no role for them that isn’t apologetic. The women who surpassed them in payroll jobs didn’t do it in a vacuum. They did it inside a system that spent decades building infrastructure specifically for female advancement. Scholarships. Programs. Mentorship networks. Cultural encouragement. Legal frameworks. Title IX. Every institution in the country oriented a piece of itself toward helping women succeed. And it worked. Women are outperforming men in education and entering the workforce at higher rates because the system was rebuilt to produce that outcome. Nobody rebuilt anything for men. There is no equivalent infrastructure. No programs. No cultural encouragement. No institutional focus on male development or male purpose. The assumption was that men had all the advantages already and didn’t need help. That assumption was true for the men at the top. The executives. The politicians. The wealthy. It was never true for the average man who needed structure and direction and purpose the same way anyone does.

@HelmetAddict 72-77 is the pinnacle helmet

It is expected the Commanders new uniforms that they are revealing tomorrow will be more inspired by the Redskins template. Here is the helmet history of the Redskins.

@Super70sSports Based

I miss country music. The real kind, where a guy in a lime suit and lime cowboy boots shows up with a BAC of .35. Or maybe he doesn’t show up at all because he’s doing lines of coke in the backseat of a Cadillac Eldorado with a stripper named Mary Lou he just met at Waffle House.

@TFL1728 UK and France beliefs: Tooth fairy, Santa Claus, Green Energy and Summits and Meetings....and Santa Claus has left the building.

Damage control incoming to keep up appearances for Europe’s Prols, who are the real targets of this obvious agitprop

What is your favorite Western film?

@KevG163 Peak Bruin uniforms by the way

Happy Birthday, Brad Muster! 1986 Consensus All-American and PAC-10 Player of the Year at #Stanford 1988 first-round selection of the Chicago #Bears

If you’re a follower from outside Ireland, please share this: show Britain, Europe, the world that Ireland is rising 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 We are fighting back against mass migration and population replacement of our country ☘️ It would bring a tear to a glass eye. God bless Ireland! 🇮🇪 #Newtownmountkennedy #IrelandisFull #IrelandBelongsToTheIrish @PhilipDwyer_MOI 📹