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@dsgbuu @DropSiteNews The firefight was probably between Iranians and the Americans who rescued the pilot

@DropSiteNews how would there be a "massive firefight" with a downed pilot who could only contain their own service rifle & individual ammunition. this is american fan fiction lmfao

🚨 The U.S. Air Force F-15E weapon systems officer has been recovered alive after ejecting over Iran yesterday, journalist Jack Murphy reports. He said the WSO was evading capture on the ground as Iranian forces searched the area, with a “massive firefight” reported at the recovery site. Murphy is a journalist and military commentator who previously served in U.S. Army Special Operations (including as a Green Beret). He is the co-founder of The High Side, hosts The Team House podcast, and reports on national security and covert operations.

@Faithful2Pray Thank you, God bless you too

If you’re seeing this, I prayed a rosary for you. God bless you all🙏🏻

@Vitus_osst Thank you, my intention is the health of my children

My 3-day prayer will start today night. If you see this now know I am praying for you. Comment your intention

@JoshKale Paper?

Scientists just copied a Fruit Fly's biological brain and trapped it inside of a computer. Not an AI model trained to act like a fly... A total digital copy of a fly !! This is some sick sci-fi stuff: - They scanned and copied the brain, neuron by neuron, synapse by synapse, from electron microscopy data. - Then dropped that brain into a simulated body in a video game like environment. The fly walked. It groomed. It fed. Nobody taught it anything. The behavior was already in the wiring. The entire premise of modern AI is that intelligence is something you train into a system. This is proof it's something you can transfer out of one. Wild times

@Faithful2Pray Personal intention

Hi everyone! I’m heading out to adoration later today… If you would like prayer, just drop a note or write “personal intention”. I’ll be praying a rosary for you while I’m there. God bless you all 🙏🏻

@Faithful2Pray Please a prayer for my family and me, to be healthy

Hi everyone! If you’re seeing this, I prayed a rosary for you. Please drop a note below if you are in need of extra prayer. God bless you🙏🏻

@wil_da_beast630 Lol, you really think Mongol success in the plains of Russia would translate to European terrain of mountains, rivers, forests and thousands of castles?

Northern Europeans had an elite 500 year run, but their racialist fringe really does not seem to process that this was not most of history. My understanding is that, had 1-2 Mongol generals not gotten syphilis or fallen off horses, there likely never would have...BEEN a European Golden Age. They certainly took Russia pretty easily, and beat the then-elite West Asians.

@Faithful2Pray Thank you, my intention is the health of my children

If you're seeing this, I prayed a decade for your heaviest intention. Drop it below-I'll carry it to Mass with me tomorrow morning 🙏🏻

@Rainmaker1973 Thrashcan

Boiled chicken, Greek yogurt and white Rice. What’s missing here?

@Faithful2Pray personal intention for the health of my children

Hi everyone! I’m heading out to Mass in a few hours… If you would like prayer, just drop a note or write “personal intention”… I’ll be praying a rosary for you while I’m there. God bless you all 🙏🏻

@peterrhague I don't know you, I don't follow you on X, but I just saw your post on the waiting time for your child's dental surgery. Just come to Croatia (Zagreb e.g.), pay a private dental clinic a fraction of the cost you would have to pay in UK and do the procedure whenever you want.

List of countries that people are telling me have better dental care now includes defunct communist empires.

@Faithful2Pray Personal intention - first and foremost for the health of my children, then my wife and me

Hi everyone! I’m heading out to adoration soon, but I’ll be there for awhile … If you would like prayer, just drop a note or write “personal intention”… I’ll be praying a rosary for you while I’m there. God bless you all 🙏🏻

@helenstave Good luck, I wish you a long, long life in health and happines!

@JoelWBerry May she rest in peace. You can tell she adored her children by the way she looks at them

Last night, my beautiful mom went to be with the Lord after a very short battle with cancer. She loved our family so well. She poured herself out for me and my siblings. She homeschooled us. She prayed me into the kingdom. For the first several years of my life, she sang me to sleep with hymns. “Great is thy Faithfulness” was her favorite. We’re singing it together this morning. I’ll miss her so much.

@Petar216 Koji su to Panonci i Vladislav?

Iz isprave zadarskog priora Drage doznajemo: “Godine utjelovljenja Isusa Krista 1091. za carevanja gospodina Aleksija u Carigradu, u doba kada je Vladislav kralj Panonaca, provalivši u Hrvatsko Kraljevstvo, u njemu postavio za kralja gospodina Almu, svog nećaka.”

@ItsBorys May she rest in peace

My mom brought me into this world and I held her hand as she passed away this morning after a 3 year long battle with stomach cancer. She was the toughest person I knew and endured dozens of rounds of chemo because she wanted more time with her grandkids. Cherish your moms.

@surajit_ghosh2 Source for this information?

Scientists Detect Coordinated Fibonacci Pulses from #3IATLAS at Interstellar Communication Frequency The pulse sequence: 8-13-8-5-13-8 Matches the Fibonacci code a mathematical signature found in DNA, galaxies and advanced algorithms Frequency: 1420 MHz known as the interstellar calling channel. Detected across 15,000 km simultaneously ruling out any equipment glitch. Pulses show intelligent control stable, deliberate, and not influenced by the object’s rotation. Decoded Message Suggestion: Observe, Prepare, Understand, The Gate Awaits This may be the first time in history humanity is receiving a deliberate signal from an interstellar spacecraft

@JoelEngardio I don't know you, but I found your post. It is very touching. I am sure your mom knew you loved her very much, and that made her very happy. May she rest in peace.

My mom died this week. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer less than three weeks ago. When she learned the aggressive tumor could not be treated, her wish was to not have a prolonged or painful death and to not die alone. She was able to pass quickly and it was peaceful at the very end. She asked for a back rub. “That feels nice” were her last words before she faded away. I was there for her final breath, and so was my husband Lionel. I called friends my mom had known for 50 years and held the phone to her ear. I was able to tell her everything I needed to say and she did the same. I told her she was a good mom and that I loved her very much. I’m glad we moved her from Michigan to Vacaville, California six years ago to be closer to me. She thrived in California and enjoyed having that adventure in her 70s. She met a lot of new friends in her senior apartment building and at her local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. She accepted Lionel as a son (and as her tech support). He had the patience to teach her how to use an iPad and make Zoom calls. The day before she died, my mom told Lionel she loved him and that she was happy we had each other. My mom would have been 77 in December. She left us too soon, but I know her final years were filled with love and joy. Mary Kaye did not have the easiest life. Her father died when she was 12. My father left her when she was six months pregnant. She did her best as a single mom with a high school education. She cleaned houses for a living and brought me along as daycare. My grandmother (who was widowed at 48) supported us the best she could. Grandma only finished 9th grade and my mom decided to go to college. She waited until I was 10 and could handle being home alone (it was the free-range parenting era of the 1980s). She took night classes at the local community college — one class at a time. After 11 years, she finally received a bachelor’s degree at age 43. She stopped cleaning houses and became a social worker. She helped some of the most vulnerable and invisible people: seniors with mental health conditions. She would lead field trips to the zoo or Taco Bell to give her clients fun and exciting experiences outside their group home. My mom loved Shakespeare, mountains, and sunsets. She always had a dog to care for. She made a mean lasagne and a hearty crock pot beef stew with dumplings. Her oatmeal scotchie cookies were my favorite. It’s a comfort to have her handwritten recipes. I’ll use them to keep her memory alive.

@elonmusksonlilx 👍

@MalcontentmentT @DucuGavril A drone flew through Hungary and crashed in Croatia in 2022 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Zagr…

When you put all of the missile and drone strikes and crashes since 2022 west of Ukraine on a map, it becomes eye-opening.