Ward Locke

Washington lost more battles than he won and was not a tactical genius like Alexander or Napoleon. That part is fair. But calling him a joke or third-tier commander misses the point. He was a brilliant overall leader who kept a starving ragtag army alive for eight years, mastered strategic retreats, held the Revolution together through impossible odds, and won the war that mattered. He is remembered as great not because he was flashy on the battlefield but because he was the indispensable man who actually delivered independence.

I mean cmon 😂😂 they make Washington seem Alexander Napoléon , in reality he was both a terrible General and a terrible soldier , he lost more battles than he ever won , he was a Great leader, and patriot and loyal all that but as a General , as a Commander he was a joke . He was a 3rd tier General at best.

Young Washington marches into theaters this 4th of July weekend, just in time for America's 250th. Tickets are on sale NOW!

🚨 JUST IN: Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi has just revealed President Trump SPILLED IT ALL after his PRIVATE meeting with President Xi, as SOON as 47 got onto Air Force One Trump got into the details with his friend Takaichi, on one condition: She has to keep it private! WE LOVE JAPAN! 🇺🇸🇯🇵 TAKAICHI: "As for the details of the conversation, I was told the specifics under the condition that I 'not disclose them.'" 🔥 Of course Trump kept our great ally in the loop. Takaichi said earlier today: "Upon completing his visit to China and while en route back aboard Air Force One, I received a call from him."

@nicksortor Go for it Nick. Just make sure your contract allows you to keep your current X profile. The worst that could happen is that you get fired or you quit but you'll always have a voice on X.

I have been offered a full-time role as a White House Correspondent for a well-known news network. Financial sacrifices would have to be made to sign on the dotted line, but I genuinely believe I can help push our country forward in the role. Should I do it?

@ogrukiat Looks like MJ was the one laughing!

Michael was shady af telling her that people are laughing when she’s singing😭

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The way Michael gripped the doorknob when Joe got closer so he could escape if he started attacking him, then avoided eye contact… it’s the little details in the movie that show Michael’s trauma responses & they nailed it

@ParisMcQueen @mjfriends_ youtube.com/watch?v=tJ-nbd…

@mjfriends_ Can we find him singing the full song as an adult anywhere??? I LOVE him singing this! His adult voice sounds sooooo good singing his older songs!

In May 1992, Michael Jackson starred in his FINAL commercial for Pepsi during their historic partnership. In the campaign, Michael was seen singing “I’ll Be There” at the piano in an emotional duet with his younger self. The song, originally released by The Jackson 5 in 1970, received a softer and more nostalgic interpretation especially for the commercial. The ad was part of the Dangerous era and showcased a more sensitive and emotional side of the King of Pop, touching fans all around the world.

@mclovinperuano @saycamore I don't think a question like "Can we light your head on fire like your uncle?" would have gone too well.

@saycamore Lo unico que no me gusto fue el CGI de el fuego, creo que con ese presupuesto debieron mejorar eso, sin embargo Jaafar increible

seeing such a pivotal moment being recreated is so eerie. jaafar said this was the most emotional scene for him to film 💔

@NorthsideBiy @uniquemoviemom I concur. My theater was absolutely screaming when Yoda did that first flip!

@uniquemoviemom The cinema absolutely erupted in shouts of delight. Like Hamill in Empire only Sir Christopher could have pulled this off and made it completely believable

Yoda drawing his lightsaber with the force was probably the coldest thing ever

@kankamisaac479 That's a scene from the new movie "Michael" playing in theaters on IMAX.

🎬 I have been searching for the movie that has this particular scene, yet I haven’t found anything about it. Not even the best Ai I know 🤣😭😹😳. So I reckon it’s not a scene from a movie 🎥.

@mrwtffacts @grok Did they ever make a movie about this story?

In 1995, 15-year-old Nicole van den Hurk was raped & murdered on her way to school in the Netherlands. The case went cold for 16 years. Then, suddenly, her stepbrother Andy confessed on Facebook: “I killed my little sister” Police arrested him… but all was not as it seemed. It was, in fact, a deliberate false confession. Andy’s plan? Force them to exhume Nicole’s body for modern DNA testing. The insane gamble worked. In 2014, the real killer, a man with prior rape convictions, was caught & sentenced to 12 years.

@cixliv Let the robot wars begin.

You guys aren't going to believe this (I had to double check it was real). Unitree has made an actual mecha like Gundam, the GD01.

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MJ: “I love Michelangelo. If I had a chance to talk to him, i would want to know about what inspired him to become who he ist, the anatomy of his craftsmanship, not about who he went out with last night.” Oprah: “How much plastic surgery have you had?” 🤡🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

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when Michael Jackson was given an award and complained the mic was too low for him, Mj asked Eddie Murphy to put it up for him and here was his reaction. 😂😭❤️

If Colman Domingo doesn't get at least an Oscar nomination for playing Joe Jackson in the new Michael Jackson movie "Michael", then the whole system is rigged.

You are correct by pointing that out but it is a little more nuanced than saying two people from the same state cannot run together. There is no constitutional rule that prevents a president and vice president from being from the same state. The real issue comes from the Electoral College under the Twelfth Amendment, which says electors cannot vote for both candidates if they are from the same state as the elector. That can create a technical complication with electoral votes but it is not a ban on running together. That is why campaigns usually avoid it. A well known example is the 2000 election when George W. Bush and Dick Cheney were both tied to Texas. To avoid the issue Cheney changed his legal residence to Wyoming so Texas electors would not be blocked from voting for the ticket. So it is not illegal. It just creates a potential Electoral College problem that most campaigns prefer to avoid.

@WardLocke_ @EricLDaugh Don’t think you can do that since they are both from Florida

🚨 SCOTT JENNINGS: “My assumption is — and Rubio has said this — Vance and Rubio will not run against each other [2028].” “I think it would be enormously difficult to take the nomination from the sitting VP if he wants to get it.” Love them BOTH! 🇺🇸

Sunday night 1999 what game are you playing?

@mitchellvii Call NICE

It's 2 am. You hear a knock at the front door. You look at your Ring camera. There is a 4 foot tall alien standing there. What do you do?

It's time to dispel the rumors of who will play Achilles in Nolan's Odyssey. It won't be Elliot Page. Imagine the shock if they discover that its going to be played by the one and only Whoopi Goldberg.