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About not so peaceful 300-millions minority. Brigitte Gabriel Answers the Question youtu.be/o7fBqlyjESg

Sadly today we mourn the loss of Boston firefighter Bobby Kilduff, killed in the line of duty last night. Bobby (BK) served in the USMC before becoming a firefighter and was a dedicated volunteer of the Gary Sinise Foundation. Our hearts go out to his family and all he served with. Thank you BK. R.I.P. x.com/bfdradio/statu…

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This woman witnessed a family who can't even speak English spend $700 on an EBT card and then drive away in a Cadillac Escalade We are all being scammed

I hate John Thune.

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🚨 do you understand what just happened in the last 3 hours.. > jd vance made an UNPLANNED return to washington.. motorcade racing to the white house.. no advance notice.. > trump summoned the full national security team.. hegseth, gen. caine, the whole NSC.. not a briefing.. a decision meeting.. > trump scheduled a 1pm call with leaders of several arab nations.. the same leaders who talked him out of strikes five days ago by asking for more time.. > the rome round of u.s.-iran talks ended this morning without a breakthrough.. iran still refusing to give up uranium enrichment.. demanding war-damage compensation and strait of hormuz control as preconditions.. > trump had already called off a planned attack on iran around may 18 after direct requests from qatar's emir, saudi crown prince mbs, and the uae president.. > vance has logged 20+ hours in back-channel sessions.. described the ceasefire as "fragile".. described trump's red line as: iran never obtains a nuclear weapon.. full stop.. > iran rejected every u.s. proposal as "totally unacceptable".. the clock they were given to negotiate just ran out this morning in rome.. > the arab call isn't courtesy.. the last time trump convened gulf partners after a failed round, it paused military action.. this time he's calling them AFTER the talks collapsed.. every government on this list told their citizens "diplomacy is ongoing" within the last 48 hours.. all of this.. a single afternoon.. if you're not following me you're finding out about this 48 hours late from someone who read my post.. it's only getting crazier from here..

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When the media’s cameras were on her, she was in a neck brace, saying Israel paralyzed her. Moments later, she is smiling with flowers. The flotilla useful idiots are truly stooges.

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🚨BREAKING: A California teacher has been FIRED after forcing students to pledge allegiance to the Pride Flag.

🚨BREAKING: Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei KILLED in Airstrike With Israeli support, the United Arab Emirates just launched a devastating airstrike on a high-level Iranian military base, killing Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on the spot.

I’m old enough to remember when a man wore a wig and a dress it was just for laughs.

You may not know about this story, but former NFL QB Teddy Bridgewater went back to his high school to be head coach and was suspended a year for using his own money to pay for his underprivileged players' Uber rides, meals, and athletic recovery services. DeSantis signed a law allowing coaches to use $15k of their own money for underprivileged kids.

Andy Beshear is more worried about his national polling than the local problems affecting our Commonwealth. Kentucky deserves a governor who makes it a priority and doesn’t treat it as another stop on the map.

Ive been privileged to spend nearly two decades coaching in the SEC. Our student athletes are beloved, supported and challenged to be great! Im disappointed you are using your platform to perpetuate hate and conspiracy rather than improving education 4 all nypost.com/2026/05/19/us-…

He was supposed to be on vacation. Spencer Stone was 23 years old, half asleep in his seat aboard a high-speed train racing through Europe toward Paris. Beside him were his two closest friends from Sacramento — Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler. Three childhood friends backpacking across Europe before life carried them in different directions. It was August 21, 2015. Train: Thalys 9364. Passengers onboard: 554. Then the bathroom door opened. A man stepped into the aisle carrying an AK-47. Panic exploded instantly. People screamed. Passengers dove beneath seats. A French-American professor named Mark Moogalian lunged at the attacker in a desperate attempt to stop him first. He was shot in the back. The attacker was armed with: an assault rifle, a pistol, a box cutter, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. The train was sealed shut and moving nearly 200 miles per hour. There was nowhere to run. Spencer Stone stood up anyway. No speech. No discussion. No time to think. He sprinted directly toward the gunman. Alek Skarlatos charged behind him. Anthony Sadler followed. Then a 62-year-old British businessman named Chris Norman — a complete stranger to the others — joined the attack too. Every instinct in the human body says to run from danger. All four men ran toward it. Stone hit the attacker first, wrapping him in a headlock and driving him to the floor of the train aisle. What followed was 90 seconds of brutal chaos. The attacker slashed at Stone repeatedly with a box cutter, cutting deep into his neck, face, and hands. Blood poured across the train floor. His thumb was nearly severed. Still, Spencer Stone refused to let go. Together, the four men subdued the attacker and tied him up with belts and a necktie before he could carry out a massacre. Then Stone collapsed. A deep wound in his neck had come within millimeters of killing him. But even while bleeding heavily on the floor, Stone crawled toward Mark Moogalian — the passenger who had been shot earlier trying to stop the attack. With one hand pressing against his own neck wound, Stone worked to keep Moogalian alive until emergency crews reached the train. Later, surgeons said Stone’s injuries had been dangerously close to fatal. When he woke after surgery, his first question was not about himself. He asked: “Did anyone else get hurt?” Because of the actions of four ordinary men during 90 seconds aboard a moving train, 554 passengers made it home alive. Days later, French President François Hollande awarded Stone, Skarlatos, Sadler, and Norman the Légion d'honneur — France’s highest honor. The world briefly called them heroes. Spencer Stone brushed it aside with the same quiet answer every time: “I just did what anyone would do.” But that is what makes the story unforgettable. Most people freeze. Most people run. Most people protect themselves first. Spencer Stone ran directly at an armed attacker with his bare hands. And while bleeding from the neck on the floor of a speeding train, he still crawled toward another wounded man because someone needed help. Three childhood friends from Sacramento. One stranger from Britain. Ninety seconds. That was all it took to save 554 lives.

REMINDER: this was George Floyds toxicology report. He died of a drug overdose. There wasn't a drug he didn't take that day.

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