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Did you know:
Mohammad is still in his tomb.
Joseph Smith is still in his tomb.
Buddha is still in his tomb.
Confucius is still in his tomb.
But there was ONE MAN who was not found in his tomb.
Christ is and will ALWAYS be King ✝️
NYC just elected a communist Islamic jihadist as mayor.
I don’t care what anyone says, and I don’t care if I lose followers.
Unchecked immigration is destroying the US.
We need a 10 year moratorium on ALL IMMIGRATION.
The Islamization of the US is happening RIGHT NOW.
🚨 WOW! Heroic moment as Florida sheriff deputies in Tampa Bay EXPERTLY save a 7-year-old child from being CHOKED by an armed criminal
Suspect: "You are gonna be shot!"
Officer: "Let me see your hands! I will kill you! DROP THE KNIFE!" *Bang*
The kid is instantly saved.
Gut-wrenching but a good ending. This guy is a community hero.
Frank Woodruff Buckles, last surviving American veteran of World War I, lies in state in the chapel beneath Memorial Amphitheater at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C. 🇺🇸🫡
“This recent West Point graduate is Alex Idrache. He grew up in a slum in Haiti, and he tells the story of how U.S. soldiers were deployed to his neighborhood following the earthquake there several years ago. He says their presence was the first experience of "hope" he recalls in his childhood.
He remembers looking at his dad and asking him who the people were that were helping. His dad looked at him and said, "They are American soldiers." He looked back at his father and said, "One day, I will be an American soldier." His father knew the situation in Haiti was unworkable and tried for several years to obtain a visa to come to the United States. After being denied for several years, he was finally granted a spot in Baltimore. He purchased a ticket on a boat for his family and left Haiti. They arrived and Alex, remembering his dream in the slum several years prior, looked for a way to join the U.S. Army. He found a national guard program that allowed him to join the Army in exchange for citizenship. He didn't hesitate.
After a series of fortunate occurrences, he was given one of the few spots at West Point for prior enlisted soldiers. Despite his severe lack of formal education, he graduated as an honor graduate (top 5% physically and academically) and the top student in the Physics Department. This picture was taken just prior to tossing his hat in the air, the realization of a dream that began 10 years ago in a slum in Port-au-Prince.”