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Tina Carnelli retweeted
LFG! ONE ITALIAN MAN WITH A BATON JUST DID WHAT MILAN'S LEADERS WOULDN'T.
Looters hit the Under Armour store in downtown Milan, and he didn't wait for anyone to save it.
He grabbed a baton and started taking them on single-handed.
That's what happens when a government won't protect its own people. Regular citizens finally get fed up and step in.
Milan has been under siege for days. Stores have been smashed and police cars attacked, and the people running the city keep wringing their hands.
Italians are done waiting. Good for him.
Europe's leaders should be ashamed it came to this.
Tina Carnelli retweeted
I agree with this fellow veteran, and as a United States Army veteran myself, I understand the anger, frustration, and deep sense of betrayal he is expressing.
We raised our right hands and swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. We served with pride, believing in our country, our freedoms, and the principles generations of American service members fought and died to protect.
And now, many of us feel betrayed by the very government we swore to defend. We watch political agendas take priority over the safety and well-being of American citizens, while the sacrifices of our veterans and their families seem to be forgotten.
That sense of betrayal cuts deep. We gave years of our lives in service to this nation. Some of our brothers and sisters gave everything. We didn't make those sacrifices expecting perfection from our government, but we certainly expected integrity, accountability, and loyalty to the Constitution.
We haven't turned our backs on America. We feel as though those entrusted with leading her have turned their backs on us.
Our love for this country has never wavered. That's precisely why this betrayal hurts so much. 🇺🇸❤️
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Tina Carnelli retweeted
Britains's had enough. HD
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Tina Carnelli retweeted
My good friend, Hanifa Nakiryowa, @hanakiryowa has lit a fire. As a young Muslim girl in Uganda she was held hostage by her Economics professor at an elite University: “sleep with me or you will not graduate”. That was how she was forced into a violent, abusive marriage. When she took her two little girls and fled for her life, he sent a man to her home to come out of the shadows and melt her face with acid. More than a hundred surgeries later, Hanifa is still standing up for herself & all victims of acid attacks, while the man who did this to her is still teaching at the same University in the Ugandan capital, Kampala. Rather than live in shame, Hanifa lifted her Muslim veil years ago to show her scars and her pain. She started a movement then that has erupted today with the publishing of her story in a book called “Hanifa”. Now girls and women across Uganda & other African countries are stepping forward to demand justice for Hanifa & themselves, revealing a deeply-rooted system of academic coercion using sexual bribery & rape at Mkerere University, the Harvard of Uganda. Now the man who got away with attempted murder of Hanifa is exposed as the university continues to cover for the sexual predators embedded in its academic ranks.
Hanifa found refuge years ago in America and is now a citizen. She has raised two spectacular young women on her own. But she has never turned her back on her home or the victims of acid attacks and with the little she has, does everything she can to help through her foundation, CERESAV.
We met a long time ago and I was captivated by her courage and her strength. It is inspiring to stand next to her and with her and feel that you are in the presence of a warrior who was a victim for a moment, but not for life.
In spite of the scars that still torment, she is beautiful. In spite of her suffering, she has peace. She knows who she is and has never let fear or violence strip her of her sanity or her joy.
I urge you to find her book “Hanifa” on Amazon, perhaps sign the petition if you feel so inclined and consider that all over the world, right now, this is happening to someone else. Acid attacks are rising across the west and America is no exception.
Tina Carnelli retweeted
Muslim Brotherhood leader says they will force Sharia Law into America either by ballot or bullet.
On November 5th 2025, more than 40 Muslims were ELECTED into multiple government positions, from mayors, to judges, legislators and even school boards all across the United States.
It's the LARGEST Muslim government takeover in American history.
Who allowed us to become so infiltrated from within like this?!
Tina Carnelli retweeted
One problem Trump faces with the younger generations is they have no context for the stuff he’s doing.
- They don’t know that Venezuela was once the world’s sixth richest country before Communism devoured it.
- They are all but ignorant of the Castro regime’s abuses and the plight of Cubans.
- They are blissfully unaware that Iran started a war with us decades ago and have been slaughtering Americans whenever possible ever since.
- And most importantly, when it comes to Israel, they have no idea that Arafat refused a deal that granted the PLO more than 90% of what it wanted at Camp David, or that Palestinians regularly launch rockets from civilian strongholds specifically so Israel will target those areas in return and Hamas can then scream “Genocide!”
It’s not Gen Z’s fault they don’t know it. We failed them by refusing to teach it.
Or, more specifically, by allowing our educational system to be hijacked long ago by Marxists who aimed to accomplish exactly what is happening now.
We let it happen, and now we are paying for it handily.
But we’d better address it ASAP.
Or we will all learn about the horrors of Cuba and Venezuela firsthand.
Tina Carnelli retweeted
When Dad says “we’re moving cows,” they don’t negotiate. They don’t ask what’s in it for them. They just go get their boots.
That’s the part that stays with you.
A lot of childhood now is scheduled, screened, and explained to death. This is the opposite. The kids already know the job before the sentence is finished. Boots on. Out the door. Somebody has to walk the fence, watch the gate, keep the calves from peeling off, and not complain when it takes longer than anybody planned.
Farm work doesn’t give participation trophies. It gives a short list of things that actually matter: show up, stay with it, don’t leave the work for somebody else, and learn that a family that builds something together can absorb the long days and the hiccups without falling apart.
The grit and the beauty run on the same track. Mud, pivots, a cow that won’t cooperate, a kid who’s tired and still finishing the job. Then you look up and realize you’re raising people who already understand responsibility in their bones. That is not a small thing.
This life is a gift. Not because it’s pretty every minute. Because the lessons stick, and the kids will remember who they were when Dad said it was time to move the cows.
#familyfarm #farmkids #raisingfarmkids #farmlife #workethic
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Tina Carnelli retweeted
Dave Chappelle.
On Donald Trump.
First debate.
Billionaire screaming that the whole system is rigged.
Moderator: what's your evidence?
Trump: "I know the system is rigged… because I use it."
Then the tax attack.
"That makes me smart."
"Change the tax code — but you won't, because your donors get the same breaks I do."
Chappelle: "With that, my friends… the star was born."
They still don't get why he won.
Watch this.
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Tina Carnelli retweeted
Today is the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death.
A year since a man was shot in the neck with a weapon for using his words.
And much of the apathy, even the glee, over his death isn’t a reaction to what he said.
It’s a reaction to what people think he said.
People accused him of hate speech, particularly because of his comments on race.
But it wasn’t hate speech.
It was speech that they hate.
Charlie is gone, but the message must go on.
Below is a compilation of my short-form videos addressing the most persistent lies, distortions, and misunderstandings of what he said, especially about race.
Charlie Kirk’s death was a tragedy.
But the work he was doing is unfinished, and the message he was delivering is still profoundly misunderstood.
This compilation isn’t about defending Charlie’s reputation.
It’s about clarifying principles that are bigger than any one person.
After Charlie’s death, we should have had a spiritual revival.
A coming together. A civilization saying with one voice: violence is never an acceptable answer to speech.
For a moment, we did.
Erika Kirk forgave her husband’s killer on stage, in front of the world.
Then it dissolved into conspiracy theories and influencer infighting.
So I’m hoping this reaches the people it needs to.
The messenger is gone, but the message must go on.
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Tina Carnelli retweeted
Muslim terrorists murdered 3,000 Americans 25 years ago.
Today, in the same city that suffered the biggest terror attack in history, the same people are shouting that they will conquer America and that Islam will enter every home.
Unbelievable.
Tina Carnelli retweeted
I can’t imagine.
The people above the impact in the WTC's North Tower on September 11, 2001, possibly faced the worst situation and death among all the victims of the attacks on that day.
American Airlines Flight 11 struck 1 World Trade Center at a.m., roughly from the 93rd through the 99th floors. In that building the hit destroyed or blocked all three stairwells. Fire and debris filled the core.
Anyone on about the 92nd floor and higher had no intact downward route. The South Tower, hit later, still had one stairwell that some people above the impact used. Below the North Tower impact, thousands also walked down. But above the wound, no one who was still in those offices after the strike got out.
Roof rescue, which some expected from drills or from the 1993 bombing memory, was not available. Heat and smoke made a helicopter landing impossible. Roof access was not an open escape. Windows, smoke, and rising temperature left people with a fire they could not pass and a clock they could not stop.
Smoke filled the upper floors. Flames advanced through the offices. People broke windows for air. Some fell or jumped.
The North Tower stood until 10.28 a.m., a little more than an hour and forty minutes after the impact. That interval was long enough for phone calls and for the full knowledge that the end was near.
Other victims that day died in the aircraft, in the South Tower, on the street, in the collapse, or as rescuers. Those deaths were not lesser. But the particular cruelty of the upper North Tower was that the building still stood long enough for people to know they would not leave it, as shown by these dramatic images.
Tina Carnelli retweeted
This was only 20 years ago when the Mainstream Media ran news segments like this. Can't imagine them doing anything similar now...
Tina Carnelli retweeted
Thanks to liberals foolish enough to think it will advance their agenda. Little do they know...
