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🇺🇸 History will remember Donald Trump as the president who refused to bend, refused to back down, and put America first always.
Fearless. Relentless. A once-in-a-generation leader.
God bless President Trump.
🚨 SECURITY ALERT FOR FRANCE The @TravelGov / U.S. Embassy in Paris has issued a travel advisory due to ongoing protests and potential curfews.
Americans attending the NFL game in Paris this weekend should exercise heightened caution.
step.state.gov 🇺🇸⬇️
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A little girl and her farm animals. Farm life is such a great way to grow up. I was around all kinds of animals and learned how to handle them all. I loved them like family and was fiercely protective of them. This little one is going to be the same way.
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Harmony High School jump-fest in an Orland suburb...
A group of 14-18 year olds were bullying a girl during lunch period, throwing carrots at her.
One kid, an un-named 17 year old boy and his girlfriend approached them and called them out.
It started a verbal argument, which de-escalated as the couple walked away.
Little did he know, at the end of the school day, the group of 9 decided to jump him in a tunnel as he was walking to his car.
9 on 1. The young man ended up in the hospital, badly beaten, needing 11 stitches on his face.
His girlfriend tried to intervene, and was the reason the mob attack didn't last too long.
All 9 were arrested, 2 were 18 and sent to County jail, with the rest sent to Juvenile detention.
All 9 will be charged with felonious aggravated battery and inciting a riot.
All were expelled indefinitely.
These 9 are off to a great start of rap sheets and other problems.
Stick them hard, maybe they'll learn, more than likely not.
Good for the young man to stand up for that poor girl. Those 9 will no longer be an issue for her.
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Trump claims Ilhan Omar was sworn into Congress under a false name — her real name is Ilhan Nur Said Elmi.
He says that alone means she can’t legally stay in office and must resign right away.
If true, will she actually be held accountable?
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You’re arguing with a convenience store employee, and suddenly it’s “What country are you from?”
What does that have to do with what went wrong at the register?
Being angry doesn’t automatically make your complaint wrong. But bringing someone’s nationality into it makes people stop listening to your complaint and start listening to your ignorance.
We’ve all been upset and said something stupid. That doesn’t make it fair. Address how someone treated you—not where they came from.
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Accuse her where everyone can hear it, then move her out when it’s time to admit the mistake.
She’s explaining that she paid, and once they realize she didn’t steal, they take her cart and usher her toward the exit. That makes it look like getting her out of sight matters more than making things right.
I understand watching for shoplifters. But if you embarrass an innocent customer in front of everybody, your apology should have the same audience.
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WHAT DO THESE SIX MOVIES HAVE IN COMMON?
Six very different movies. One surprising connection!
I don't think you'll need a clue for this one. 😂
But if you do, here's a little hint: It's someone's birthday today! 🎂❤️
Can you figure it out? No Googling!
🤖 Made with AI
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For such a time as this. 📖
Queen Esther.
She was a young Jewish orphan raised by her cousin Mordecai, and she became queen of Persia. When a wicked man named Haman plotted to destroy her people, Mordecai told her she couldn't stay silent.
"And who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?" Esther 4:14
Esther was scared. Going to the king without being called could have cost her life. But first she asked her people to fast and pray for three days. Then she said, "if I perish, I perish," and she went.
God used one brave woman to save a nation.
Friends, you were put in this country, in this season, on purpose. Pray first, then step out in faith and use your voice.
Goodnight and God bless. ❤️🙏
#BibleStory #QueenEsther #ForSuchATimeAsThis
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If you just listen to this fool, he traps himself in so many lies.
At some point, either just say, yeah, it was me.
Or stop talking.
And I'm quite surprised that the cops didn't show up for this one. He usually has them in tow.
Regardless, internet exposure, arrest, registering, being broadcast on MSM, doesn't seem to be a deterrent for these preds.
And light jail sentences dont work either.
We need to isolate an island, maybe in the Marshall Islands where all the Atomic tests were ran, and move them all there.
Let them run rampant on one another, far from all of us.
Sick of these creeps.
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They pick an isolated stretch of road, line up the cars, and have people watching. I get why that feels controlled. But picking the location doesn’t make it a drag strip.
The speed, the money, the bragging rights—I understand the attraction. What I don’t understand is standing close to those cars and trusting that every driver will keep control.
You can agree to race someone. You can’t guarantee where either car goes when something breaks or a driver loses it. And the people watching have no protection just because everyone agreed where the finish line is.
The danger isn’t only losing the race. It’s how many people you can take with you.
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This is something that will be new to me but that I want to try to make. I’m curious how it will turn out and if my family will like it. Potato Kafta Skewers.
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I support the Second Amendment because I’m responsible for protecting my family—and because I don’t trust any government enough to give it all the power to use force.
You can trust the people in office today. That doesn’t mean you’ll trust whoever comes next.
A constitutional right shouldn’t depend on how comfortable you feel with the current administration.
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WATCH: A 3-year-old girl was dangling from a window screen several stories up, and reports say her mom had left her home alone to go grocery shopping.
It happened in Zhangping, China, and neighbors spotted the little girl hanging on with nothing but a flimsy screen between her and the ground. Thankfully, a good Samaritan stepped in to get her to safety. In China, parents in cases like this usually get a warning instead of charges unless the child is badly hurt. Here in America, leaving a toddler home alone could get you charged with child neglect in most states. A quick trip to the store isn’t worth your child’s life.
Should parents who leave toddlers home alone face criminal charges, even if the child isn’t hurt?
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They look like enormous walking clouds.
They were actually bred to stand between a flock and wolves.
10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Great Pyrenees
1. They aren’t herding dogs.
Their job wasn’t to move sheep around. It was to live among them, watch over them, and protect them from predators.
2. They were basically born for the night shift.
Predators were often most active after dark, so Great Pyrenees developed a strong instinct to stay alert at night.
That midnight barking suddenly makes a little more sense.
3. They were bred to make decisions without humans.
A shepherd couldn’t constantly tell them what to do on a mountainside. Pyrs had to assess situations for themselves.
Which also explains why obedience can occasionally feel more like a negotiation.
4. Check their back feet.
Great Pyrenees traditionally have double dewclaws on their rear legs. One theory is that they once helped provide extra stability on steep, snowy mountain terrain.
5. Their white coat had a practical purpose.
That beautiful coat helped them blend among the sheep they guarded while also protecting them from harsh mountain weather.
6. Their history goes back thousands of years.
Dogs associated with the Great Pyrenees have been traced to the Pyrenean region as far back as the Bronze Age.
This fluffy face comes with an ancient résumé.
7. They went from sheep pastures to royal circles.
After centuries of working alongside shepherds, Great Pyrenees became fashionable among French aristocracy and were associated with the French royal court.
8. They arrived in America surprisingly early.
In 1824, the Marquis de Lafayette brought two Great Pyrenees to the United States as a gift to dog enthusiast J. S. Skinner.
9. They’re professional energy savers.
A livestock guardian might spend hours quietly watching its surroundings, conserving energy until something actually required action.
So lying around looking majestic is historically accurate.
10. Underneath all that fluff is still a guardian.
Modern Great Pyrenees can be wonderfully calm, patient companions, but centuries of independent guarding instinct didn’t simply disappear.
Basically:
Looks like a cloud.
Acts like security.
Thinks like management.
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Imagine waking up in your own home, walking into the living room, and finding an unidentified woman completely passed out on your couch with her shoes kicked off.
That was the exact nightmare scenario this homeowner faced when he discovered a heavily intoxicated trespasser lounging inside his house.
Rather than immediately turning hostile, the resident showed incredible patience, recording the entire encounter to protect himself legally while repeatedly giving her every opportunity to put her shoes on, walk out the front door, and avoid going to jail.
Instead of taking the free pass, the woman was in an entirely different reality. Deep in a severe cognitive blackout, she refused to budge, slurring that her boyfriend had dropped her off to sleep and repeatedly claiming she "copped this house."
When asked who lived there or what her name was, she couldn't answer, fixating incoherently on the word "cop" as the homeowner tried explaining that there were children in the home and she had to leave.
Once dispatch was notified, patrol officers from the Fresno Police Department, arrived on scene to handle the call. Even with law enforcement standing in the living room giving her final directives to gather her shoes and step outside, she continued to argue and refused to cooperate.
Left with zero options, the officers grabbed both of her arms, hauled her off the furniture, and marched her straight into custody for trespassing.
In today's day and age , you would think you always keep your doors locked, because you never know who thinks your living room couch is open for the night.
