Wild Reb.

New episode of #RealConversations just dropped w/ @ChaseParham & Ben Craddock. Don’t miss the guys discuss the good/bad of the internet plus much much more #MentalWellness #soberlife #mindset #communication open.spotify.com/episode/3L8Uk1…

TEDDY ROOSEVELT: "We have room for but one flag in this country, and that is the American flag."

@FOXNashville Why would Tennessee jail legal migrants that hadn’t broken the law? Oh, you mean illegal aliens that have avoided justice for years. Well that is a horse of a different color now isn’t it🤷🏼‍♂️

#HottyToddy @OleMissBSB

@BlueSkyOxford @OleMissBSB Definitely making a rib run Friday morning ✔️

We appreciate the support @RebsWild Might need some for next weekend to cheer on our @OleMissBSB #HottyToddy

@TheChrisHinkle @JohnCornyn He probably had several on election night.

@JohnCornyn Are you having a stroke?

Polish Army Set to be Largest in Europe /polish-army-set-to-be-largest-in-europe/

@BlueSkyOxford I got ribs to go this morning… they went pretty quickly! They were fantastic. 🏆🔥⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Head over to @RealOxfordKrys1 for a Sunny Sunday Sundae! ☀️🥤 Sounds like a great day!!

Great. Awesome. Then you and the legislature should be about the business of weening Mississippi off federal taxpayer dollars. Just as I discussed with your Executive Director of the Mississippi Transportation Commission Brad White. For every dollar Mississippi sends to the Federal Government, we get back between $2.47 and $2.66. A profit of about $1.50 for every dollar we send. With the distribution of federal taxpayer dollars to Mississippi, the state must bow to the edicts of the Federal Government and becomes dependent on those federal taxpayer dollars. Slaves to the Federal Government. So let's get to work on ending the slavery and dependency on Federal Taxpayer Dollars.

Hotty Toddy ! @TheRebelWalk @OleMissBSB @KeithCarterOM @CoachMikeBianco @walkerj29 @DixieHippo_662

#HottyToddy @OleMissBSB

Today we remember D Day. Thank you to all who paid the ultimate price!!

Omaha bound baby!!!!!! Let’s go Rebels!!!!

Furnissssssssssss 🔥

It’s been a long, painful wait for Austin’s family. Let’s pray justice is served.

82 years ago today, over 10,000 Americans were either killed, wounded or missing after the D-Day invasion. They are the shoulders we stand upon. Their sacrifice is why we STAND UP for our Flag. I dedicate this song to them today. Here's "The Man."

The USS Texas was an absolute beast during D-Day operations, firing 255 shells in 34 minutes as part of the 702-ship US-British flotilla at the Omaha Beach western fire support lane. ⚓️

Pointe du Hoc Normandy June 6 1944 To the west or right flank of the Americans on Omaha Beach rose the Pointe du Hoc, a cliff upon which German heavy coastal artillery was emplaced. The guns had nearly a range of twelve miles and could deliver a fire on the ships and craft of Allied invasion fleet. A force of 200 Rangers under Lt. Col. James Rudder had been trained to scale the cliff and destroy the enemy guns and gunners. Rudder led a small force against Pointe du Hoc. The bulk of his Rangers were boated, awaiting his signal that the cliff had been taken; then they would come ashore and move overland toward the point. But the signal never came. Rudder was delayed by enemy fire. His Ducks carrying his ladders were unable to penetrate a bomb pitted shelf beneath the cliff. The Rangers began firing their mortar propelled grapples but the water-soaked ropes were too heavy and fell short. Finally a few of them lodged and the Rangers began hauling themselves up hand over hand, while the Germans dropped grenades on them. An American destroyer swept inshore and cleared the cliff with 5-inch gunfire. The Rangers began bellying over the top. They found a deserted, bomb-pitted tableland but no big guns. Then patrols pushing inland found the guns intact in an apple orchard. They had been hidden there to escape the American aerial bombardment but also might have been removed from sight from the big Allied battleships which their unprotected gunners might have been reluctant to duel. Whatever the reason, Rudder's Rangers disabled them by blowing their breeches, holding onto Pointe du Hoc against determined enemy counterattacks until reinforcements reached them two days later. Meanwhile, the remaining Rangers offshore, receiving no signal, went roaring toward the beaches in their assault boats, losing some of them and taking casualties as they did. They began moving westward toward the base of Pointe du Hoc, fighting with great bravery and skill, adding their own considerable push to the slowly rising impetus of the American assault on Omaha Beach.