WOW! President Trump displayed one of the very first American flags to ever exist, the flag of the 13 colonies that defeated the British!
Feels like God saved Trumps 2nd term just to serve this 250th milestone, don’t it?
I've known about Red Cross complicity in adrenachrome, trafficking, laundering, etc. So when a Red Cross car showed up at my house after the tornado and the driver said "I'm just here to see if you are alive" I told him to leave https://t.co/bYO43EGzVE
The Trump administration is going after the company that hired illegal aliens in a massive ICE raid in Florida yesterday, Gov. Ron DeSantis says.
We have laws to jail employers who hire illegals.
Jail the employers?
A. Yes
B. No
President Donald J. Trump is LOWERING COSTS for American families by giving back the freedom to fix their own vehicles, and slashing burdensome regulations that get in the way. 🇺🇸
The higher you go…the more sick it gets…”
Key Players: Government Leaders, The Rothschilds, Hollywood, Royal Family, Marina Abramović, Ghislane Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
“The name of the game is blackmail. They want something on you…to own you…and they film it…”
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🇯🇵 Dear American friends, I will never forget this for as long as I live. 😭
March 11, 2011. 2:46 PM.
The Great East Japan Earthquake struck.
Magnitude 9.0.
The largest earthquake ever recorded in Japanese history violently shook the Tohoku region. 🌏
Then, dozens of minutes later, a tsunami beyond imagination swallowed the coastline. 🌊🌊
Around the world, many governments advised their citizens to leave Japan.
Some embassies reduced their staff or temporarily relocated their operations.
Sendai Airport filled with people desperately trying to leave Japan. ✈️
March 11.
The earthquake.
The tsunami.
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant lost all electrical power.
The cooling systems failed, and the reactors began to melt down. ⚠️
March 12.
Unit 1 exploded. 💥
The reactor building was torn apart, and the images spread across the world.
Fear of radiation spread across the globe, and many people tried to keep their distance from Japan.
But then…
🇺🇸 America came closer.
Within hours of the earthquake, the decision was made. On March 12, Operation Tomodachi began. 🤝
24,000 service members.
189 aircraft. ✈️
24 ships. ⚓
They headed toward the disaster area.
Even with the fear of explosions still lingering, they carefully managed the risks of radiation while delivering food, water, and medical supplies, and continued their relief operations. 🚢📦💧
It wasn’t only the U.S. military stationed in Japan.
From the American mainland, from across the Pacific, and from Americans living in Japan, an overwhelming desire arose
「We want to help Japan.」 😭
They helped restore Sendai Airport. ✈️
They delivered emergency supplies. 📦
They searched for and rescued survivors alongside the Japan Self-Defense Forces. 🛟
And they stayed by Japan’s side for as long as they were needed. 🤝
The name of the mission was…
Operation Tomodachi.
「Tomodachi.」 🥹
Perhaps that name was chosen carefully.
Or perhaps there simply wasn’t any other word that fit.
A kunoichi trains for years never to show emotion while on a mission.
To observe.
To report.
To act without being ruled by emotion.
And yet, every time I remember those ships sailing toward Tohoku, I cannot count how many times I have cried. 😭
Even today, I cannot find words in any language to express what I felt back then. 💙😭
When so many people were trying to leave Japan,
you came. 😭
When fear and uncertainty covered our nation,
you stayed by our side. 😭
You rescued survivors, delivered hope, and stood with us when we needed friends the most. 😭
A kunoichi remembers everything.
Even now, more than fifteen years later. 🕊️
Happy 250th Birthday, America. 🎉
Japan will never forget the friendship you showed us on those days. 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸
Never.
Forever… 🥹❤️
#A250inJapan
EERIE ORANGE SKY TOOK OVER WEST MONROE
People across West Monroe, Louisiana watched the sky take on an eerie orange appearance as Sahara dust spread overhead, creating a scene that looked almost otherworldly.
For a while, it didn’t even feel like the same place.
👇 Did the sky look like this where you are?
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LIGHTNING, A RAINBOW, AND THE STATUE OF LIBERTY… ALL IN ONE MOMENT
It doesn’t get much more incredible than this.
One perfectly timed moment over New York City brought together a lightning strike, a rainbow, and one of the world’s most recognizable landmarks.
📍 New York, New York
📸 Photo by Misty Kepler
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