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Please I’m begging for prayers for my sister. She had surgery yesterday and is now on life support.😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏please Heavenly help her.

@DoctorLemma Wow! Gorgeous ❤️

Alongside the heartwarming & wholesome historic wonders I share here (stories of kindness, courage, and little-known moments that restore faith in humanity), I’ll also be posting more of the beautiful animals I photograph and film in the wild. I’m lucky to live in an area bursting with incredible biodiversity, and I genuinely encounter at least one amazing animal every single day. These moments never fail to lift my spirits, and I hope they brighten your feed too

🚨 BREAKING: Kaohly Vang, who admitted to being an ILLEGAL ALIEN, has just been sworn in as Mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota “I am illegal in this country. My parents are illegal here in this country,” Vang said THIS SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA END THIS

@MikeBenzCyber The censorship goes even further.👇 x.com/kennycarmody/s…

Thank you to all my new friends and to introduce ourselves to those new people; I'm in the middle, Carly is on my right and Kavi (the grump) is on my left. We all live together in Devon, South West England

A woman bought tenderloin steaks from her local Kroger and, upon further inspection, found that some had the consistency of Play-Doh, being incredibly malleable and able to be squished flat with little to no pressure. I want real food back.

@cjspew1 @Rightanglenews @gypsytears75 Crickets

@Rightanglenews @gypsytears75 Can someone provide one example in the country where a city/state improves under these destructive Marxists?

Shocking video is now going viral showing what the once-beautiful MacArthur Park in Los Angeles looks like under Mayor Karen Bass, with it looking more like a clip out of a zombie movie.

30-year-old pigman, Mohammad Hassan Al Bayati, has been sentenced after taking a three-year-old girl from a playground at a shopping centre in Homebush while working as a security guard. CCTV showed him leading the child out of view into an area without surveillance, where the brutalization and permanent damage to the little girl occurred. The case went through an appeal and retrial after an earlier conviction was overturned in 2022. Mohammed's attorney argued that being with three year old boys and girls is part of his culture, it's a daily occurrence, therefore, it's ok. It worked, he was ultimately found guilty on lesser charges, including detaining a person to gain an advantage and committing an indecent act with a child. He has now received a four-year prison sentence, with time already served counted toward parole,he'll be out in a short while to do it all over again. Next time he'll be more aware of security cameras.

I had the pleasure traveling this country for fourteen years during my career in Major League Baseball. Early on, I loved visiting Seattle and would spend hours before every game just walking the streets and exploring—it was my favorite road trip. Years of liberal policies ruined this city, by the end of my career (2016), I was saddened to see what it had become. It’s only gotten worse since then—Democratic leadership is destructive, not just in Seattle but cities all over this great nation. VOTE RED in November and stop the socialist takeover of America. foxnews.com/media/seattle-…

🇺🇸 Most Badass Americans You Don’t Know: #3 Simon Kenton Simon Kenton is an American Badass He was a 6-foot-2 giant of the frontier who survived being burned at the stake, running the gauntlet nine different times, and unimaginable torture at the hands of the Shawnee. He also saved Daniel Boone’s life. At just 16 years old back in Virginia, Kenton got into a brutal fistfight over a girl. Believing he had killed the other man, he fled west, changed his name to Simon Butler to avoid the law, and never looked back. He became one of the greatest scouts and long hunters in American history. He explored deep into hostile Shawnee territory when few white men dared go there. He claimed over a million acres of land. He fought in countless skirmishes, tracked war parties, and saved settler families again and again. The Shawnee captured him repeatedly. They forced him to run the gauntlet nine different times — a brutal quarter-mile corridor of Indians armed with clubs, sticks, and tomahawks. They sentenced him to death and tied him to a burning stake, only to be saved at the last minute by his friend, Simon Girty, who was a British man living among the Shawnee. They dragged him behind horses in a “Mazeppa ride” through brush and trees that would break most men. Each time he survived — and each time he went right back to fighting. In 1775 he joined the Kentucky militia. In April 1777, during a fierce Shawnee attack on Fort Boonesborough, Daniel Boone was shot in the leg and knocked to the ground. A warrior stood over him, ready to scalp him alive. Simon Kenton charged straight through the chaos, shot the attacker dead, clubbed another warrior who rushed in, then lifted the wounded Boone in his strong arms and carried him safely back inside the fort under heavy fire. Boone later looked at the young Kenton and told him, “Well, Simon, you have behaved like a man today — indeed you are a fine fellow.” In September 1778, while on a spying mission near Chillicothe, Ohio, Kenton was captured again by the Shawnee. He was tortured, forced to run the gauntlet multiple times, and condemned to death. Yet the Shawnee were so impressed by his unbreakable endurance that a widow whose son had been killed adopted him into the tribe. She cared for him for about 20 days until his wounds were healed. They gave him the name Cut-ta-ho-tha, which means “the condemned man.” They then moved him to Upper Sandusky for what was planned as a larger, more public execution at the stake. He had another narrow escape from death at the stake thanks to a dramatic rainstorm and further pleading by Pierre Drouillard (a French-Canadian trader and British Indian Department agent). Drouillard ransomed Kenton with trade goods. He was now a British prisoner of war and sent to Detroit around early November 1778. He escaped, traveling mostly by night through hostile territory for about 30 days facing hunger and near-capture, and reached safety in Kentucky by summer 1779. He next served as a scout under George Rogers Clark in the daring Illinois Campaign. He fought in attacks on Shawnee towns like Chillicothe and Pickaway, repeatedly risking his life spying behind enemy lines. In 1782, he learned the man he thought he killed at age 16 was still alive. He went back to his true name. When the War of 1812 broke out, the 58-year-old Kenton was appointed Brigadier General of the Ohio militia under the command of future President Major General William Henry Harrison. He led militia forces at the Battle of the Thames in Canada in 1813 — the battle in which the great Shawnee chief Tecumseh was killed. When American soldiers wanted to mutilate Tecumseh’s body for souvenirs, Kenton was asked to identify it. Knowing what they planned, he deliberately pointed to another fallen warrior instead, allowing Tecumseh to be buried with honor. He lived to the age of 81 and died in 1836. Simon Kenton is an American Legend 🇺🇸

FBI raided a law firm that previously lobbied for military contractors, seizing boxes of documents. The probe uncovered overseas accounts linked to three Democratic senators who received over $689 million from Ukraine. DOGE these corrupt senators immediately? A. Yes B. No

Estibaliz Kortazar, a far-left Spanish activist, did what good comrades do, she opened her home to a North African migrant. Once he got what he wanted, the man started sexually harassing her, insulting her, and beating her. Then he threw her out, changed the locks, and took over the house. She called the police for help. Their response? “We can’t do anything without a court order.” Now she’s sleeping at relatives’ houses, seeing a psychologist after a nervous breakdown, and has launched a petition to fast-track the legal process and get her home back.

Maya Johnson, a U.S. Army soldier deployed to Iraq (2019–2021), was nicknamed “Church Girl” for praying before every mission despite being mocked by teammates. She remained consistent in her faith, and during the time she joined convoy missions, her team avoided bomb attacks. When she was removed, the unit began getting hit, but after she returned, the attacks stopped again. After a close call where she drove over a bomb that didn’t explode, she became even more bold in her faith. By the end of the deployment, all 300 soldiers in her unit returned home safely. Her message: don’t stop praying, even when people mock you; you never know whose life it may impact.

@catturd2 I call BS…let’s see proof of this statement

This idiot.

WEF chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe states that water is not your human right: "Everyone should have enough water to meet their fundamental daily needs...but NOT to fill a pool or wash a car." Bold words from a man who owns mansions with pools & a fleet of cars.

BREAKING: Four Colorado Democrats Adrienne Benavidez, Nick Hinrichsen, Katie Wallace, and Mike Weissman just voted to BLOCK Senate Bill 26-115, a proposal that would require mandatory jail time for those convicted of raping a child They didn’t just oppose it they stopped it Let that sink in

@RobertDinTulsa Our media is totally bleeping useless. These events are always hidden 🤬

Not a peep out of the Oklahoma media. More proof of the 🐂💩narrative of mass deportation 💥Rene Fabela Simon 2019 DUI - illegal but not identified as such 2025 No DL - illegal but not identified as such 2026 DUI - illegal 💥4 family members charged with Child Neglect in Carter County, Oklahoma 💥Aldehidquan brought his law breaking from Texas to Okkahoma 💥Asian charged with Rape First Degree (among others) in Canadian County, Oklahoma

I've said it before & i'll say it again, the doctor is absolutely worth the follow. Truly great old-world content!