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@glassysquirrel @mattvanswol They will definitely shoot you if you try to kill one of them. Just obey the. OPs orders and you won’t take a bullet to the forehead. Your choice.

@mattvanswol they will shoot you if you stop, this is self defense on the part of the driver

🚨#BREAKING: Horrifying video footage has emerged from Charlotte NC of a man attempting to RUN OVER A POLICE OFFICER WITH HIS GUN DRAWN, trying to avoid arrest. WHAT IS HAPPENING IN CHARLOTTE?!!!!!!!!

@DeptofWar @USDASDuffey @ENERGY I love reading these totally uninformed comments by people who know nothing about reactors. They think they are bombs, they think they will explode, they criticize a peaceful power reactor while comparing it to nuclear weapons or reactors that were designed in the 1960s. Idiots.

We’re advancing President Trump’s executive order on nuclear energy. Moments from now, we will airlift a next-generation nuclear reactor.

@archeohistories Don’t you just love the shame the liberals try and put on us because we are not immediately on their side? Hypocrisy at its finest.

Many people recognize the names of certain Native American tribes, such as the Apache, Sioux, Cherokee, and Cheyenne, yet countless other Indigenous groups remain overlooked despite their profound contributions to North American history. Tribes like the Blackfeet, Arapaho, and Navajo played vital roles in shaping the continent’s past, yet their stories are often underrepresented. Each of these groups maintained rich traditions, complex social structures, and unique cultural practices long before European colonization. The limited focus on these lesser-known tribes in historical narratives has led to a narrow perception of Native American heritage. This oversight diminishes awareness of their customs, achievements, and deep connections to the land. The Blackfeet, for instance, had a strong buffalo-hunting culture, while the Navajo became renowned for their intricate weaving and silverwork. These and many other tribes developed advanced trade networks, spiritual traditions, and governance systems that shaped the regions they inhabited. By expanding our understanding of Native American history, we acknowledge the full breadth of their influence and resilience. Recognizing all tribes—not just the most widely remembered—ensures that their contributions are honored and that their legacies remain an integral part of the broader historical narrative. #archaeohistories

@JeancharlesEmm7 @camiloreports @NicoleSganga Yup, nasty jobs like murder, rape, selling drugs, joining gangs…yup, I get it…nasty jobs. Come here legally, join our culture, contribute to OUR society, then we will talk.

@camiloreports @NicoleSganga I hope to see who will do those nasty jobs that immigrants do only immigrants do all type of job can’t wait to see how y’all gon live without immigrants

NEWS: The Trump admin. has begun a massive deployment of DHS agents to the Minneapolis area. The crackdown could involve 2,000 ICE agents and officers, officials tell us. We're also told Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino is going. w/ @NicoleSganga cbsnews.com/news/minneapol…

@Grelic4 @histories_arch A billion Christians would disagree.

@histories_arch Awwww who cares if people say CE or AD - sheesh we can all understand multiple terms!

A local hiker in Norway spotted an old sandal peeking out of the snow in August 2019. He snapped a few photographs of the find and shared its coordinates with Secrets of the Ice, a glacial archaeology program that has previously unearthed 1300 year-old wooden skis, a 1700 year-old tunic and thousands of other artifacts preserved in Norway’s glaciers and ice patches. The hiker’s message arrived just in time for the team to safely recover the sandal. Racing to beat a snowstorm scheduled to blanket the area, the researchers spent a full day excavating the shoe and other nearby objects, The very next day, a fresh coat of snow covered the site. Radiocarbon dating placed the shoe’s creation around 300 CE. The size nine rawhide sandal is a variant of the Roman carbatina style, which was popular across Europe in the same general time period. To combat the cold, the sandal’s owner likely wore it with wool wrappings or socks made out of fabric or animal skin. And the traveler probably didn’t lose the shoe, instead, he may have thrown it away as rubbish after it became worn out. Roman-inspired sandal is one of several centuries-old shoes found near the Lendbreen pass in Norway’s Jotunheim Mountains. Objects uncovered from the melting ice testify to the pass’ significance as a travel route between Roman Iron Age (around 300 CE) and the Middle Ages. Like its better-known neighbor, the Horse Ice Patch was a key passage for ancient travelers. Its trails linked inland Norway to the coast. © Secrets of the Ice #archaeohistories

@Gililow1 @histories_arch I prefer the “AD” designation since it marks the moment that things changed forever on God’s earth. Read The gospel of John 3:16. To find out why.

@histories_arch How many of you al have never heard of CE? we’ve been using that for years now.

@CollinRugg Prosecutor her for her own good. She will continue to commit this behavior in her life if she doesn’t feel some punishment now as a minor. At a minimum she should be turning in her uniform and locker.

NEW: High school track runner gets attacked with a baton in the middle of a relay at the VSHL Class 3 State Indoor Championships. Kaelen Tucker was on the second leg of the 4x200m relay at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA, when she got smacked in the head. Tucker suffered a concussion and a potential skull fracture. "When we got to the curve she kept bumping me in my arm and when we got off the curve I finally passed her and that was when she hit me with the baton," Tucker said. The girl's mother said neither the runner nor the coach apologized for the incident. It's unclear if Trucker will file charges.

@DonaldTNews YES

Do you support China being forced to give up its 200,000 acres of U.S. farmland and be banned from buying more? A. YES B. NO

@CharlieKNews Yes

@LibertyLockPod “You will know them by their fruits”…

This is crazy. Opening your event by replacing Jesus and the disciples at the The Last Supper with men in drag. There are 2.4 billion Christians on earth and apparently the Olympics wanted to declare loudly to all of them, right out of the gate NOT WELCOME

@alex_kirshner Who is this "Alex" guy. A nobody with an opinion. Like they say, "opinions are like A$$holes, everybody's got one. Next...

@LauraLoomer @NikkiHaley Geee... with a post like this I complement Nikki for having the foresight to get you out before you had a self-serving meltdown for NBC and CBS to leverage against her. Good job Nikki! Some people!

🚨🚨🚨 JUST IN: @NikkiHaley just called the cops on me and had me escorted out of her town hall in Iowa. I was literally just standing and her staff let me inside the event after they sent me confirmation of my tickets. @NikkiHaley wants to be President and talks a big talk about how she’s going to use her heels to put dictators in their place, but she is so triggered by my presence, she had 2 police remove me from her event. How does Nikki Haley plan on dealing with Putin and Xi if she can’t even handle Laura Loomer? Nikki Haley clearly doesn’t support free speech. For someone who likes to pretend to be anti-dictator, she sure is acting like a dictator by using the police to have women removed from her events. Way to enforce the concept of weaponized government on the 3 year anniversary of January 6, Nikki!

@ClassyEarlGrey You're gonna need a sinker to fish today!