The Rehabilitated Democrat

Be who you were meant to be and it is certain; be who you were not meant to be, that too, is certain. Be love, be truth, be light, be soul.

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@dan_aykroyd @Ghostbusters Still ghost busters ❤️

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

The historic 1948 photograph shows George Gillette, chairman of the Fort Berthold Indian Tribal Business Council, covering his face in grief as U.S. Secretary of the Interior Julius A. Krug signs away 155,000 acres of tribal land...

In 1948, a man cried, and in those tears there were centuries of injustice, of imposed silences, of lands torn away by force and disguised as progress.

His name was George Gillette. He was the representative of the Mandan, Arikara and Hidatsa tribes, born along the banks of the Missouri River. On that April day, he was wearing a jacket and tie, but his face was that of a defeated man. Not from weakness. But from a system that left no choice.

He was holding a sheet of paper in his hands, a document. An agreement signed under protest. That contract required the forced cession of over 600 square kilometers of ancestral lands to the government of the United States of America. Houses, schools, fields, churches. Everything would be swallowed up by the waters of the future Garrison Dam.

"Today we sign under protest. Our hands are tied, but our hearts are sad."

These words, spoken through tears, have remained engraved in the memory of those who know how to listen to history.

Those waters didn't just bring electricity and infrastructure. It submerged entire villages, divided families, uprooted identities. It buried under the mud the spirituality of a people who had walked those lands for generations.

The photograph of George Gillette crying, alone, in front of the microphones, has become one of the most powerful images of the twentieth century. Because it not only shows the sadness of a leader, it shows the dignity of a man forced to give in, but not to forget.

And it reminds us that every time progress advances, trampling on memory, it turns into devastation.

His tears were not just a mark of sorrow, but a sacred promise that their legacy would endure. Generations later, the children of the Missouri River carry his dignity forward, walking with heads held high, honoring the strength of those who survived and ensuring their voices will never be silenced again.

#archaeohistories

[Mountain Cabins @cabinsmountain]

In the early 2000s, Tom Marsik had a simple dream: leave modern life behind and build a small cabin in the Alaskan wilderness.

With almost no experience, he learned how to build with natural materials, using logs, moss and a sod roof. In 2003, he finally stepped inside the cabin he had dreamed about and spent the winter there, even through temperatures reaching −40°F.

Years later, the cabin burned in a wildfire.

But Tom didn’t see it as losing his dream.

“My adventure wasn’t really about the cabin. It was about the experience. That experience doesn’t go away.”

For anyone who dreams of a quiet life in an off grid cabin, his story carries a beautiful reminder: the cabin is only the place. The real dream is the life you get to live inside it.

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@DocumentRe29121 @MelGibso1 Or respect the place and its people. All its people that opened up opportunities for you. Come correct. Wait in line like the other respectful humans. There is a right way to do things. If you respect America and ALL her people, show it.

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@lrlivinglife @MelGibso1 I am Native. There were many wrongs, broken treaties. My people taken from their homes, put into schools and separated from each other. This is NOT that. It’s insulting.

[Mel Gibson @_melgibson1_]

Heaven has walls, a gate, and strict entry.

Hell has open borders.

Think about it…

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@berniemoreno My brother refused to get vaccinated and was kicked from his military career. May karma furiously nest on the weak backbone of that coward, called Fauci.

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@DschlopesIsBack I love this man!!!

[Gain of Fauci @DschlopesIsBack]

Never forget this brave American citizen that turned down getting a Covid vaccine and called out Fauci right to his face on camera.

I still want to buy this man a beer!

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

J’adore!

[France Diplomacy 🇫🇷🇪🇺 @francediplo_EN]

The Eiffel Tower lit up in the colors of the United States, reflecting France’s heartfelt tribute to America’s 250th anniversary. 🇫🇷🇺🇸

A powerful reminder that the friendship between our two nations dates back to the 18th century.

#France #EiffelTower #US250

[Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 @seanhannity]

They will not show you this on the nightly news: President Trump riding the Freedom Train, a full cavalry escort on horseback alongside him, celebrating 250 years of American independence. Pure patriotism.

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@Answers4Sean @DNIGabbard So sorry for your loss. The pandemic was devastating to millions. May we get to witness justice be served.

[Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 @seanhannity]

Broken Legs, Body Full of Shrapnel — He Still Got Every Man Out - Maj. James Capers, Jr. The First Black Marine Officer Nominated for the Medal of Honor Just Got It

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

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[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@Zak_Bagans Interesting Keanu, Brad Pitt & Chris Aldeen have also created another platform 🤣🤣🤣. This push and pull of vultures is obscene.

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

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[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

Just doing it https://t.co/uGJUyYGwRV

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

Source: X this is some bullshiz https://t.co/OT7DCp5yYV

[The Rehabilitated Democrat @ADamron1175]

@USAarmedforces @MrAndyNgo @grok Blessings to this man and their remaining family.