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Merry Christmas, here's a tear-inducing story from World War II: youtu.be/nB8EvFVsQ3U?si…

In case you wanted to learn the timeline of events of World War II, but only have 5 minutes: youtu.be/l8pLUWSg0Gk?si…

@MartyTheElder, I know my #2 was you, even if Spotify won't admit it.

@LaNativePatriot Darn straight.

“It’s just a clump of cells” “My body, my choice” Video evidence of a 14 week baby clapping their hands inside the womb Human life begins at the zinc spark during fertilization, that’s when we’re endowed by our Creator with inalienable rights. It’s our responsibility to recognize them

@Not_the_Bee Are dogs racist?

UK report says Welsh government should have "dog-free areas" in order to "tackle racism" notthebee.com/article/uk-rep…

@smartereveryday -Operation Neptune, by Craig Symonds -Thunder Below, by Adm. Eugene Fluckey (audiobook) -Numbers (Bible)

What are you reading?

@BeeGuyTravis @realDonaldTrump If you start a petition, I'll sign it.

I would like to remind @realDonaldTrump that I am still available for the role of press secretary.

50,000 Sherman tanks were produced during WW2. There were many wacky adaptations, and this iceberg video is dedicated to all the weirdest Shermans. The Skink remains my favorite. youtu.be/37LVO0Qsw5w?si…

This is a sign of things to come...now board the Titanic, nerd. #iceberg #ww2 #sherman

@pnwguerrilla 🫡

Mood

@MartyTheElder @LaperLarden @o_sneedy Is The Big Stage coming back, Marty?

Fun podcast with my friends @LaperLarden and ShreddedNerd @o_sneedy . You might even hear something you haven’t heard before. Go give them some love. A taste: youtu.be/L7HJMEu3WeI?si…

@Rothmus I'm on the opposite end, let's get Alan Tudyk to provide the voice sample for Optimus.

“Look at me! Look at me! I’m relevant!”

@Admanresults Subscribed, no questions asked.

I am going to start the seeding. I have created a new channel. It's nothing related to heavy gun content. Stuff would be to out there for the other channels. First video is about how finding Nemo would result in nuclear war.

@impactprops @Galactic_Armory A shame you couldn't use this in the CE campaign.

NEW VIDEO with @Galactic_Armory youtu.be/ardLQ2wdrQs

@pnwguerrilla Keep on selling the things. I'll try to not be dumb by putting wool in the dryer next time.

January 2023, I thought that this was enough packages to post on the internet to show how well I was doing. Ha. Now I’m looking for a bigger warehouse. Wack.

We are picking up a new dog today. It was part of an "Ooops" litter of a friend. All Hail! Théoden, King! (Heather picked the name)

@btcave1 Classic.

New radios. Used at deer camp. Sad Hams get bent. Out.

@The_Kyle_Mann Since it was peaceful, like a dove, it's known as a "coo".

See our movie about the insurrectionist "coo"

@Wendigoon8 While watching this disaster from afar has been sobering, it's also been deeply inspiring to see these kinds of stories come out of it. It reminds me that it's our communities that truly make this nation strong.

The flood has been a nightmare for many but it’s introduced me to the kind of people I’ve only heard stories of. Anyone with 2 legs is helping, and I even met a 1 legged preacher who was checking in on his community. You can’t break a people built this tough.

I met a couple who lost their home, vehicles, and business in the flood and with nowhere to stay, went to the local elementary school to sleep. People started bringing supplies there because communications were down and the school was one of the only social hubs nearby…

@Fat_Electrician As well as, how did a given side treat enemy civilians? 80% of civilian casualties in WW2 were committed by the Axis powers. They had a nasty habit of killing more civilians than they did soldiers.

People often revise history and attempt to reshape our understanding of who the “good guys and bad guys” are. While labeling one side as “good” and the other as “bad” oversimplifies the complexities of war and geopolitics, there is a straightforward test that can provide some clarity: How do they treat their prisoners? Consider this: If you or a loved one were fighting in a conflict and were captured as a prisoner of war, which side would you prefer to be held by? That’s a strong indicator of who might be considered the “good guys.” For example: In World War II, would you rather have been captured by the Imperial Japanese or by the Americans?