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If you know, you know. I'll do this until the day I draw my last breath because each of my breaths was bought by the last of theirs.

TAP Pledge Totals #PLEDGES #NYCACC #MorgFairsDogs Kill Commands Royale $105 😭 Thor $110 😭 Carl $115 😭 Dante $135 😭 Bullwinkle $155 😭 (pndg RTO) Yuma $160 😭 Rocket $165 😭 Lennard $172 😭 Gwendalyn $180 😭 Bayne $198 😭 Rambo Bambo $210 😭 Archer $212 😭 Five $245 😭 Coco Mango Cherry $250 😭 (pndg RTO) Baby Beluga $280 😭 Chai Latte $305 Ice Age $385 (pndg RTO) Ranch Dressin $601

Pasco Sheriff's deputies are currently searching for Joshua Watson, a missing/endangered 9-year-old. Watson is 4’8”, around 90 lbs., with blonde hair and blue eyes. Watson was last seen on June 20, around 5:50 p.m., in the Bachmann Ave. area of Hudson. Watson was last seen wearing a black shirt and black pants. If you have any information on Watson’s whereabouts, please call the Pasco Sheriff's Non-Emergency Line at 727-847-8102, option 7. You can also report tips online at PascoSheriff.com/tips.

10 European countries sounds impressive until one takes a good long look at America 😅 We DWARF you. We have mountains, lakes, forests, deserts, canyons, cities so varied it IS like being in another country Americans travel America because she's massive, beautiful & diverse

1. Never underestimate the weather 2. Never overestimate your abilities 3. AGE absolutely matters Seniors dehydrate faster. Seniors don't adapt to extreme temperatures as quickly. In shape or not, aging plays a role.

Did Hillary get invited last minute while she was out walking the dog?

🇺🇸 Most Badass Americans You Don’t Know: Peter Francisco He was a giant of his time and a living celebrity across the entire Continental Army. Legend says George Washington personally called him his “One-Man-Army” and had a massive six-foot broadsword specially forged just for him. Peter’s story starts as a five year old when he was kidnapped from his home in the Portuguese Azores islands, sailed across the Atlantic, and abandoned on a Virginia dock. He was found dressed nicely with silver buckles marked “P.F.” on his shoes and was adopted by Patrick Henry’s uncle. He grew into a literal giant: 6 foot 6 inches tall and 260 pounds of pure muscle from blacksmith work and hard labor. At 16 he personally heard Patrick Henry’s “Give me liberty or give me death” speech and begged to enlist in the 10th Virginia Regiment. He fought in nearly every major battle of the Revolutionary War. At Brandywine he took a musket ball to the leg while holding a narrow gap so Washington’s army could escape. He was wounded again at Monmouth when a ball tore through his right thigh. In 1779 Washington picked him for the “forlorn hope” assault on Stony Point. In the dead of night he scrambled up the cliff with 19 other men. He was the second to reach the top, took a 9-inch bayonet slash across his stomach, killed the man who stabbed him plus two more Redcoats, and was the first to seize the British flag. At the disastrous Battle of Camden, with the army collapsing, he single handedly lifted a massive cannon barrel onto his shoulders and carried it to safety, then bayoneted a charging British dragoon. During the chaotic retreat a British grenadier raised his musket to bayonet Colonel Mayo. Francisco shot the grenadier dead. A cavalryman charged him with a saber. Francisco sidestepped two swings, lifted the man out of the saddle with his bayonet, took the horse, and rode through enemy lines yelling like a Loyalist. He caught up to Colonel Mayo, cut down the British officer holding him, and gave his colonel the horse so he could escape. After Camden he reenlisted in Colonel William Washington’s cavalry. He complained his sword felt like a toothpick, so Washington ordered a true giant’s broadsword forged for him, six feet long with a 5 foot blade, and it was delivered just two days before Guilford Court House. At Guilford on March 15, 1781, Francisco led the cavalry charge. Swinging his great sword he personally felled 11 Redcoats in one furious assault. When a bayonet pinned his leg to his horse he calmly helped the soldier yank it free. Then, with one crushing swing, he brought down his giant broadsword and split the man’s head clean down to his shoulders. Moments later another bayonet impaled his right thigh completely through. He kept fighting until he tumbled unconscious from his horse. He was found beside four corpses and nursed back to health by a kindly Quaker. Francisco walked back to Virginia and was given a special scout assignment. One day at Ben Ward’s Tavern nine of Tarleton’s feared dragoons surrounded him. Eight went inside. The paymaster demanded his silver shoe buckles. When the man bent down Francisco grabbed the saber, slashed him across the head and neck, took a pistol ball to the side (his sixth wound), and fought off the rest. He captured all eight of their horses as seven dragoons fled for their lives. This legendary stand made him known far and wide as the “Giant of Virginia” and the “Hercules of the Revolution.” It marked the end of his fighting career. He formed a lifelong friendship with the Marquis de Lafayette. The two men first bonded while recovering from wounds after Brandywine and later stood together watching Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown. After the war, in 1825 he was appointed Sergeant-at-Arms of the Virginia Legislature, where he worked alongside Chief Justice John Marshall and Senator Henry Clay. When Peter passed away in 1831 at the age of 70, the Virginia House of Delegates adjourned out of respect for this amazing man. His funeral was conducted in the House of Delegates Hall at the state capitol, and the funeral procession comprised the governor, legislators, citizens and units of the light infantry, artillery, dragoons and the Public Guard. Peter Francisco was buried with full military honors in Richmond’s Shockoe Cemetery. His tombstone simply reads “a soldier of revolutionary fame.” Soil from his grave later nourished Virginia’s Liberty Tree at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Colonel Mayo never forgot that Peter had saved his life. Years later he presented Francisco with his own dress sword in gratitude. That dress sword is preserved today at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture in Richmond. His famous broadsword, the one Washington forged for him, was presented to the Virginia Historical Society by his daughter but has since disappeared. A granite column now marks the spot at Guilford Court House where he felled eleven Redcoats. Five states (Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Virginia, Maryland, and New Jersey) have celebrated March 15 as Peter Francisco Day. March 15 marks the day of battle at Guilford Court House. The Portuguese Continental Union created a Peter Francisco Award in his honor. The first recipient was President John F. Kennedy. A historical marker still stands at City Point where the five year old boy with the silver “P.F.” buckles first arrived in America. Peter Francisco is an American Legend 🇺🇸

I've traveled Europe and North Africa. I'm smiley, outgoing and respectful. I was greeted with kindness and enthusiasm Even started a bit of party on a train so people could hear my accent 🙂

U.S. Navy Captain David McCampbell of Bessemer, Alabama, was awarded the Medal of Honor for his extraordinary actions on June 19, 1944, and October 24, 1944 during the Battle of the Philippine Sea & Battle of Leyte Gulf, Philippine Islands. On June 19, 1944, during “Marianas Turkey Shoot,” Commander McCampbell shot down five Japanese Yokosuka D4Y ‘Judy’ dive-bombers to become an “ace in a day.” Later that afternoon, he downed two Mitsubishi A6M ‘Zekes’ over Guam. On October 24, 1944, he became the only American airman to achieve “ace in a day” status twice. McCampbell and his wingman attacked a Japanese force of 60 aircraft. He shot down nine, setting a U.S. single-mission aerial combat record. For his actions on these days, he was awarded the Medal of Honor, becoming the only Fast Carrier Task Force pilot to be so honored. He was promoted to captain in July 1952 and retired from the Navy in 1964. He died in Florida in 1996 and was interred at Arlington National Cemetery. McCampbell is the Navy's all-time leading flying ace and top F6F Hellcat ace with 34 aerial victories. He was the third-highest American-scoring ace of World War II and the highest-scoring American ace to survive the war. He also set a world single-mission aerial combat record of shooting down nine enemy planes in one mission on October 24, 1944. #WeRememberThem

SHEELA 🩷 #245216 3yr old Girl 🩷 Nycacc KILL LISTED 6/20 💔🆘 ⚠️ LOW PLEDGES ⚠️ Waiting 153 days for a home! Affectionate loves ppl and attention.. awesome girl! In shelter too long.. dog reactive.. she needs a loving home Please save her! #Adopt #Foster #Pledge4Rescue 🆘🆘

PLEASE SAVE SWEET MOCHA KILL LISTED 6/20💔🆘 RUNNING OUT OF TIME AND CHANCES🆘🆘

⚠️ ALERT: Kill Command as soon as 6/20 Tonic #255725 1 year old Manhattan NYCACC nycacc.app/browse/255725 #RescueOnly Just a scared baby, barely a year old, found stray and all alone. Pulled from the streets into the loud chaos of the shelter, this sweet boy is now trembling, growling, and showing whale eye from pure fear and heartbreak. 😢 He’s not mean ~ he’s overwhelmed and terrified. This gentle soul needs a calm loving patient home with stability so he can finally decompress and learn to trust again. 🚨URGENT FOSTER NEEDED DM @CathyPolicky now for no-cost foster (VA-ME). SHARE and/or PLEDGE to attract a rescue to save him and give Tonic the loving forever he deserves. 🙏🐾🐕 #SaveTonic #NYCACC #RescueOnly #Share ##Pledge4Rescue

My Beloved Onix Everytime he enters NYCACC There is a ping in my heart💔💝 My eyes fill w/ tears This dog, my heart wants him home Rescue Only #FostersSaveLives #Pledge4Rescue His Home: Stability & love Needs a yard Someone to play learning games, Plenty of exercise, stuffies Praise & treats Brush up on manners You must be experienced, willing to have a dog who talks, give him time to shine to be the brightest star. We can do this, he is a wonderful companion; let down by a fickle owner & a barbaric Kill system. nycaa.app/#/browse/241803

It is a big Weekend at #NYCACC nycacc.app MACC: Backyard Barks $20 Adoption Fees for select dogs MACC, QACC, SIACC & ACC Foster Homes $25 Adoption Fees for ALL Long Stays (90 Days or more) #AdoptionisaPassion We need committed people Providing safe, loving & solid homes Our objective to get the dogs out of pop-up crates in all facilities. To do this 55 dogs must leave NYCACC, preferably ALIVE There are 14 Kill Commands #FostersSaveLives DM @CathyPolicky 24 Dogs Kill Listed for tomorrow 11 who are Long Stays on list🔥 Please share this post or anyone's post of NYCACC Send it to people you normally wouldn't for a RT @NYCMayor @NYCCouncil @SpeakerMenin @CMJustinSanchez @HarveyforNY @nypost @nytimes

@LacDonna 📝 Update 6/9/26 😔 Lola was surrendered to the Rocky Mount, NC shelter 💔

Did You Know? Keepers at the @SheldrickWildlife Trust wear a special Zebra-striped coat when caring for orphaned Zebra foals. This is a technique used to help the foals imprint on a "mother" figure without becoming overly attached to one specific person. 🦓 Image Credit: @SheldrickTrust.

Rays of Hope Shelter Challenge is here! 🐾 Vote for blind, FELV+, & FIV+ cats—it's free & quick! Daily votes help them win! 😺 🐾 🔗 VOTE: bit.ly/3Ue7TmV 📧 Need a reminder? Email: blindcat@blindcatrescue.com Thank you so much for helping the kitties! 💙

Five 256510 Kill Command #NYCACC #RescueOnly ✳️Low Pledges ✳️ A cute 2 yr old boy Loved being with his people in prev home Tolerates baths & brushing Knows some cues Highly reactive in kennel All adult home as solo pet Help save Five! #Pledge4Rescue #foster #adopt

Two weeks before Gettysburg, the most important question in America was painfully simple. Where is Lee's army going. On June 17, 1863, Union cavalry tried to force an answer. They pushed toward Jeb Stuart's screen of horsemen, the human curtain hiding Lee's entire army as it slid north toward Pennsylvania. At a tiny crossroads town called Aldie, Virginia, they hit that curtain hard. What followed was hours of brutal, close range cavalry fighting. Men slashed at each other with sabers in the streets, along stone walls, and across open hayfields. Horses went down everywhere. It was loud, personal, and savage, the kind of fight where you can see the other man's face. Neither side could claim a clean win. But Stuart held the line and kept Lee's movements hidden a little longer. Aldie was a warning shot. The storm was coming at Gettysburg, and it proved the Union cavalry was finally ready to go toe to toe with the best horsemen the South had.

It means if you are calling the Jews “Israel,” you don’t know the Bible or history. In the same sense you claim “Israel” is still here - well…so are the Egyptians, so is Rome/White Europe, so is Germany, so is Babylon/Iraq, so are the Ottomans/Turks. The Jews are nothing special. They are simply a special kind of wicked.