Mac78247

🇺🇸Every single one of them.🇺🇸

Thank God for Trump administration 🇺🇸. Soheil Mostajabian is one of the thousands who holds a US Green Card. While Iranians inside Iran have no internet and can’t even call their families, this guy freely uses a white SIM card from inside Iran to loudly threaten Americans, US soldiers, and Iranians, both inside and outside the country. He calls America “the Great Satan” and spreads terrorist rhetoric, yet enjoys all the freedoms and rights America gives him. He does NOT deserve a US Green Card. We are collecting signatures to revoke it. Next one. God bless USA 🇺🇸

@SecRubio I request the deportation of Eissa Hashemi, whose mother was involved in holding American embassy workers hostage in 1979.

@SecRubio @SoldiersWhisper Well done - let them go live amongst their own people and try that over there.

Until recently, Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter were green card holders living lavishly in the United States. Afshar is the niece of deceased Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani. She is also an outspoken supporter of the Iranian regime who celebrated attacks on Americans and referred to our country as the "Great Satan." This week, I terminated both Afshar and her daughter's legal status and they are now in ICE custody, pending removal from the United States. The Trump Administration will not allow our country to become a home for foreign nationals who support anti-American terrorist regimes.

@lady_valor_07 Lots of cleaning there…

First thought when you see this?

A key lesson for civilians to take away from this. Search and rescue, MEDEVAC pilots, really any job that goes in with the specific task of saving other warfighters. They will fly into actual hell to save you unless someone orders them not to. And they still might go anyway.

@GuntherEagleman @CetanLutaMIN Canada’s population around 42 million vs. 343 million - they can stay away.

No one cares. Literally, no one.

@TeamTrump47 @GretchenInOK @FoxNews @SecWar Unfortunately Ms. Griffin has a real distaste for the Secretary of War. Her disdain for him emanates in every story and completely permeates her coverage. Terrible journalism.

Imagine if @FoxNews would hire someone to cover our military who, actually likes, the commander-in-chief of our military. She can’t even talk about our @SecWar without being snarky and rude. I know a lot of people see what I see!

@VitaleforBoston @TheTimDeFelice I contend it’s a nationwide problem. Far too many complain but fail to actually exercise the fundamental duty as a citizen and go vote. It’s pathetic.

I see people asking all the time - “how does Michelle Wu win elections when it seems like the majority of people don’t like her or say that they’re against her policies?” There’s lots of people who like to say it’s because “the elections are rigged” - they’re not. Not in Boston anyway - they don’t have to be. She wins because nobody shows up to vote. 673,000 people live in Boston 438,000 Boston residents are registered to vote 95,000 Boston voters cast a ballot in this election 78,000 of those voters voted for Michelle Wu Michelle Wu was the only option on the ballot. Soooo….. 82% of the people who cast a ballot voted for her 18% of registered voters in Boston voted for her 12% of the people who live in Boston voted for her. So think of it like this: Out of every 100 people that live in Boston, only 14 people actually show up to vote, and 12 of those 14 vote for Wu…and you can probably guarantee that 10 of those 12 people are not from Boston and/or they work for Wu. And another way to look at it: 343,000 Boston residents are registered to vote but they don’t show up Only 95,000 actually show up. People love to complain online but showing up to vote 2 days a year is too much work for them. Not showing up is the same as casting a vote for the bad guy.

The US military exists to break things and kill people who threaten the country - period. It's not a jobs program, a diversity seminar, a social club, or a place to validate feelings and identities. Anything that doesn't make it more lethal, cohesive, and ready for high-intensity combat against serious enemies is a distraction at best and sabotage at worst. That's why I FULLY support Secretary Hegseth in removing the flag officers who supported and pushed the DEI and trans bullshit within the ranks. GTFO.

@GuntherEagleman @JasonMiller Pull all of the troops and assets - see how quick they get overrun. Weaknesses run amok in Europe.

@JasonMiller Time to leave NATO, defund it.

NOTED. 👀 “France's Macron Criticizes Trump and Calls on Allies to Unite Against US” - Bloomberg bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@infantrydort Flag officers have been relieved of command from the beginning and always for valid reasons. I stand with the secretary. 😉

Poor General George C. Marshall. If you think the SECWAR criticism is unique, it's not. Marshall had to defend his actions powerfully and without apology: “Most of our senior officers on such duty are deadwood and should be eliminated from the service as rapidly as possible.” — Reply to Justice Felix Frankfurter, 1940–41. “I am not going to leave him in command of that division. So I will put it to you this way: If he stays, I go, and if I stay, he goes.” — To a delegation of congressmen protesting the relief of a politically connected National Guard general. “I was accused right away by the service papers of getting rid of all the brains of the army… I couldn’t reply that I was eliminating considerable arteriosclerosis.” — Private reflection on the firestorm from service papers and veterans’ groups.

God Bless the USAF ParaRescue crews and all involved in CSAR. 🫡.

@PitTalkPodcast1 Well - not exactly but certainly made her proud. And kicked ass along the way 😉

@mac78247 Followed in her foot steps, I see

Marines are simply “Marines.” You joined the Army to become a soldier. You joined the Navy to become a Shipmate. You joined the Air Force and become an airman. But you don’t join the Marines—you become one. The Air Force often feels like a regular job while wearing a uniform. The Navy is similar, just aboard a ship. And The Army is what most civilians picture when they think of military service, which is why people casually call anyone in uniform a “soldier..”—yet they rarely call a soldier an airman, sailor, or Marine. For Marines, it’s a transformation of identity and this mindset sets Marines apart down to the core of who they are, not merely something they once did. Let me explain… A retired Marine is still a Marine, with their current profession secondary, and in contrast, most service members from other branches view their time in uniform as an important chapter that has ended. Once a Marine, always a Marine is simply that, And because “Jarheads” is too confusing 😉. SEMPER FI MARINES—YOU DESERVE IT 🦅🌎⚓️

@GuntherEagleman @AndrewKolvet Left before the great downfall

@AndrewKolvet Boston fell years ago.

The Red Sox posted video of opening day in Boston in 1950s. The decline is insane.

It's Friday... Peter is grieving. Judas has betrayed. Mary is weeping. Hope feels crushed. Death thinks it's victorious. Hell is celebrating. The tomb is sealed. A stone stands in the way. But hold on... Sunday is coming. Let’s go! 🙌🏻💯

@PitTalkPodcast1 🤣

@mac78247 You deserve it 😂

Does anyone else count 6-8 paces and then look around you? Or is it just me?

CSAR trains for years just to have an opportunity to save a life and bring an American home. Nothing is too dangerous, nothing is too difficult. Today is their Superbowl 👣

@gafr60 @SenatorSlotkin Her and Brennan belong in custody to be prosecuted

@SenatorSlotkin Explain why Obama purged 197 officers in 5 years, Spook! You worked for the corrupt John Brennan. There is no reason to trust a thing you have to say!

Sec. Hegseth fired over 20 top generals and admirals, including a top Army general who served 7 presidents this week. Purging generals to settle personal or political vendettas is what happens in China or Russia, not America. I broke down why this is dangerous back in November: