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🚨 BREAKING: Last night I was THROWN OUT of Frisco City Hall in TEXAS by the POLICE for speaking my mind!!! SPINELESS City Council was voting on building TWO MORE HINDU TEMPLES & ANOTHER MUSLIM MOSQUE!!!! 😡😡 253 Mosques in Texas already!!! 😲 WE DONT NEED ANYMORE!!

@shellshockkk It’s okay guy, your people lost, get over it and assimilate. The whining gets you no where.

How can I be the victim today

@BrianRoemmele I love history!

107 year old Civil War veteran visiting an Air Force base, 1955. In one life has seen so much it must have been in comprehensible. This is why I have curated and saved 100s of 1000s of media from our great past. His context is more vital than ever in the Age Or Amnesia.

A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT. He knows his time is running out. So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour. He died 5 months later. This is that lecture. The most important hour you'll watch this week. 👇 Bookmark it for later

@HustleBitch_ He is still weird looking.

🚨 JOHN TRAVOLTA REAPPEARS — SOMETHING ISN’T RIGHT Eight years apart. Look at his face. What do you see?

@0xlordmicky What a travesty!

Let me tell you about Michael Morton. He was just a regular guy, an American husband, a father to a five-year-old son, and an office worker. He lived in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. In August 1986, Michael came home to find police officers all over his house. His wife had been murdered, beaten with a baseball bat and covered with a pillow. The day before, they had celebrated their wedding anniversary. That morning, Michael had left for work at 5:30 a.m. and left a note saying he loved her but was disappointed that they hadn’t been intimate the night before. The police focused on Michael as their suspect. They said he killed his wife because she refused to have sex. He had never been in trouble with the law, not even a speeding ticket. Still, he was arrested, charged with murder, and sent to prison. He lost custody of his son, who was told that his father had killed his mother. Michael spent 25 years in prison. He was offered parole if he admitted guilt, but he refused, saying the only thing he had left was his innocence. There was important evidence, a bloodstained bandana found in an alley near the crime scene. Michael’s defense team asked for it to be tested, even offering to pay for it, but the district attorney refused. They had to fight in court to get permission. When the test was finally done, the blood on the bandana belonged to a different man, a recently released criminal. As they kept digging, they found even more shocking evidence. Other women in Austin had been murdered the same way after Michael was already in prison. Michael’s wife’s credit card had been used after her death, while Michael was locked up. Then, another hidden piece of evidence came to light. Michael’s mother-in-law had spoken with her grandson (Michael’s son) about the murder. She asked him who killed his mom, and the little boy said, “A monster.” When she asked if the monster was his father, the boy replied, “He’s not my father.” This statement was kept secret from Michael and his lawyers. Finally, DNA from another Austin murder was tested, and it matched the blood from the bandana. After 25 years, Michael was finally released. At a court hearing, the judge apologized for the terrible injustice he had suffered. The real killer was later charged with two murders. And what happened to the prosecutor who hid the evidence? He was promoted to a judge. Eventually, he lost his law license and was sentenced to jail, but only for ten days. Michael wrote a book about his experience called Getting Life (2014). Because of what happened to him, Texas changed its laws. On May 16, 2013, Governor Rick Perry signed the Michael Morton Law, which requires prosecutors to share all evidence in a case to prevent wrongful convictions like Michael’s. What a painful experience😭😭😭

@FactsAboutTexas The problem is, everyone wants to be faster and ahead! I camp in the middle lane and go 5 over speed limit. Let all the people rushing towards their death pass me.

Not a suggestion 🤠

From our country’s beginning, for as long as America has embodied freedom and exceptionalism, the soul of our nation has been rooted in the Christian faith. Today we gather, as our forefathers did on this day centuries ago, to rededicate our nation to God.

@benwehrman Why do black people get offended by the N” word. One of two reasons: they are a ni**ers, and they know it, so it hurts their feelings. Or it’s a dominance issue, they want to control others’ speech.

In tonight's news, some diverse individuals decided to start a fight with an entire platoon of U.S. Marines, and it went as expected. 📍 6th St, Austin TX

@TaraBull Walking funny?

Video of Ronda Rousey walking to the scales for tonight’s fight vs. Gina Carano. What do you notice?

A couple of patriots from Yorkshire came in to dine and left a tip of £310.

@TRobinsonNewEra Amen

Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come;thy will be done;on earth as it is in heaven.Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.And lead us not into temptation;but deliver us from evil.For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, for ever and ever.Amen. God bless all 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

This is me in 1958, age 5 helping my stepmom in the kitchen. She’s at the sink washing dishes and I’m right there “helping” by putting them away in the cabinet. No TV in the background, no distractions just the two of us working together after supper. Those were the days of real kitchens, real chores, and little kids learning. Who else has memories like this? The smell of dish soap, the clink of plates, and feeling so grown-up “helping” in the kitchen?

@saniyafatma1278 Rick James

I Can't Find a Suitable Name For Him…

300, but instead of Gerard Butler, it’s Elliot Page.

@BrockBlades @4thOfJuly365 @chapman_p7879 I wish I could like it, but it tastes off to me. I just go without mayo now.

@4thOfJuly365 @chapman_p7879 Dukes is good but I generally use Chosen foods avocado mayo now to avoid the seed oils

I've always been a Hellmann's guy, but I keep hearing about Duke's Mayo. Never tried it. Is it worth the switch?

Yea. Dont be like Dick.

Can we all show Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins some love after all the abuse she has got from vile trolls the past 24 hours and show her how much we appreciate her I'll start, Katie thank you for always being an absolute legend and speaking up for all of us and putting yourself on the line, we really do appreciate you!!

@Richard03284638 @SickOfYallsBS @TareLeonard @AnnCoulter 💯

@SickOfYallsBS @TareLeonard @AnnCoulter Yes, had to do that myself but I do think we should levy a fee on aliens sending money back to their countries, 10% at least

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