Storm

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Storm

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@Storm723

Deeply saddened. Seriously concerned. Authentic. Veteran. Creator.

United States Katılım Aralık 2025
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@ggreenwald All of them. Every one of them should serve. Then they might have respect our country.
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@TaraSetmayer No we aren’t great, we are in the golden age. 🤣
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Oliver@Dinglefloogus·
@Milajoy How many times are you going to post this
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Mila Joy@Milajoy·
I’m fucking done. Sixty years of grinding. A four-year degree earned the hard way. Raising good kids. Paying every tax they demanded. Following every rule. Voting the way they told us to. And for what? A system that mocks us. Politicians who lie to our faces on camera. Empty promises of “better days” that were nothing but bait. They cash the checks. We foot the bill. We built this country. We carried it on our backs. We were the ones who still believed hard work would pay off. Newsflash: It doesn’t. Not anymore. Not for honest, working, middle-class Americans. We’re not blind anymore. We’re awake. We’re angry. And we’re done staying quiet. Who else is finished being exploited? Drop a 🔥 if you’re with me. This ends now.
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Acyn@Acyn·
Baldwin: I met with soldiers who were injured in that attack. What they told me confirmed what other soldiers have said publicly that most of these soldiers injured in the attack did not receive proper medical care in Kuwait, in Germany, or during their initial days back in the U.S. The U.S. Military has been fighting wars in the middle East for 25 years. Why was proper medical care not immediately available to these injured soldiers, and why were they not immediately screened for traumatic brain injuries?
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@MilitaryCooI R.I.P SGT Swinton.. and thank you for your service. All gave some. Some gave all.
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Military Support
Military Support@MilitaryCooI·
The identity of the U.S. Army soldier who lost his life in Iraq on July 18, 2026 has been revealed. Sergeant Michael Swinton was tragically KIA during a controlled detonation of a downed Iranian drone. His identity was shared by his wife, Mia Gonzalez-Swinton, following official family notifications by the military. Please keep his family in your prayers during these difficult times.
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@ChaosAgent_42 That’s 100% pure mediocre - if that, athleticism. He (O3) should not do that in public.
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CALL TO ACTIVISM
CALL TO ACTIVISM@CalltoActivism·
BREAKING: Pete Hegseth just arrived in the Capitol to testify at the Senate Appropriations Committee to ask for an additional $87,600,000,000 mostly for "urgent needs" connected with the Iran war. America First means fixing our own country first.
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@krassenstein I am so sure the CHILDREN, wives, husbands, mothers and fathers of any of our soldiers/heroes who “GAVE ALL”…. Are so proud and feel great about this POTUS post. Proud to have the least dead, in the shortest amount of time. Seriously?
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Brian Krassenstein
Brian Krassenstein@krassenstein·
BREAKING: Trump just made a post minimizing the fact that 18 soldiers have died from his stupid iran war. What a pathetic human being.
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Sarrah Bellus
Sarrah Bellus@sarrah_bellus·
How many of You were HAPPY that Trump was BOOED LOUDLY at WORLD CUP? ✋️
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Storm@Storm723·
FOR THE RECORD: I support leadership who are grounded in moral philosophy and ethical standards.
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@twatterprisoner @sarrah_bellus Thank you for your service. My father served during Vietnam also. I care and saluted all officers as well. I was originally referring to “civilians” saluting the flag during the national anthem.
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Ed@twatterprisoner·
I am a Vietnam veteran. I care more than most, and more importantly, I care that the Commander in Chief is the final word. I saluted all officers, and there will always be debate over whether the CIC is an officer, but the Constitution seems clear: CIC. This has nothing to do with the Flag; the flag has a meaning for everyone, not necessarily the same
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Storm@Storm723·
@GusRomanCO13 @Furyking122 @sarrah_bellus Yeah, I get it. The Generals and Unit Commanders I served under instilled great pride for our military, service and country. They were squared away, and expected us to do the same.
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Storm@Storm723·
Well that’s good to know, bc SEVERAL folks are ignoring the constitution. If you raised your right hand TO THE CONSTITUTION and wore our Uniform or served in any other capacity, (and I don’t know if you did or didn’t’ - not judging)….. you might care more about “U.S. Flag etiquette”
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Bill Madden
Bill Madden@maddenifico·
The total number of American service members needlessly killed due to Trump's catastrophic war of choice against Iran is now at 17.
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Storm@Storm723·
According to the [U.S. Flag Code](36 U.S. Code § 301), civilians—including U.S. Presidents, regardless of whether they served in the military—are instructed to place their right hand over their heart during the national anthem. While active-duty military members in uniform must salute, civilian protocol dictates a hand over the heart.
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Ed@twatterprisoner·
@Storm723 @sarrah_bellus He is the President. He can do as he pleases, and by the way, he is the "Commander-in-Chief," a Military Rank, the supreme military leader who exercises ultimate operational control and command over an armed force. Don't be a dick, dick.
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I will help you out too. According to the [U.S. Flag Code](36 U.S. Code § 301), civilians—including U.S. Presidents, regardless of whether they served in the military—are instructed to place their right hand over their heart during the national anthem. While active-duty military members in uniform must salute, civilian protocol dictates a hand over the heart.
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Charlie D@CharlesD991·
@Storm723 @sarrah_bellus FYI he’s the President of the United States. Commander in Chief the the US armed forces. I think he’s fine saluting. Go get a hobby that doesn’t involve worrying about Trump every second.
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Storm@Storm723·
I’ll help you out. According to the [U.S. Flag Code](36 U.S. Code § 301), civilians—including U.S. Presidents, regardless of whether they served in the military—are instructed to place their right hand over their heart during the national anthem. While active-duty military members in uniform must salute, civilian protocol dictates a hand over the heart.
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Fury King@Furyking122·
@Storm723 @sarrah_bellus He's the Commander and Chief you fool. I bet you were pissed when Biden and Obama did the same,right?
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