So I have spent over a month off of Twitter, I logged on today just to see if I have missed anything. Guess what, I didn't miss a fucking thing! Life has been so much better without it. Give it a try people.
@MSNBC@Morning_Joe Hooray! Someone over there get Donnie some milk and cookies because he got through a speech without pissing in his Depends! REALLY?? WTF is wrong with all of you over there?
@itscedsworld That man could sit anywhere he damn well pleased if it were up to me and I’d be honored if I could share a seat next to him. Thank You Mr. Jones for you service to this Country!
@riotwomennn@BettyFellows I’m not 100% sure that Lord Assclown understands the difference between the two. I’m not defending him in any way, I just think he’s a complete idiot.
Could one friend please copy and repost?
I am trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening.
#SuicideAwareness It only takes one person to make a life and death difference....
Please reply "Done" and RT when you've participated.
Mr. President, it was YOU who tried to shut the U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico out of this process by not wanting "another single dollar" to go to the island. YOU delayed this process for more than 4 months and held ALL disaster aid to the entire country hostage. #TruthTelling
He also saved four men from drowning, pulling them from the waves & administering CPR after their guide rope broke on the way ashore.
Woodson never received the #MedalofHonor, the highest U.S. military decoration given to those who display extraordinary valor in action. #DDay75
Waverly "managed to set up a medical aid station and for the next 30 hours occupied himself removing bullets, dispensing blood plasma, cleaning wounds, resetting broken bones, and at one point amputating a foot." #DDay75#DDay75thAnniversary https://t.co/5odkCUfSa0
Waverly Woodson, a 21-year-old medic from Philadelphia, treated at least 200 injured men on #DDay, despite being injured himself. He was with the lone African-American combat unit to fight on D-Day. #DDay75#DDay75thAnniversary
Meet 90-year old Joann Woodson. She's on a mission to share the truth about the participation of Black men on #DDay.
Her late husband, Waverly Woodson, was one of the few Black soldiers known to have served on Omaha Beach. #DDay75 https://t.co/PDWSWTCM2i
Today marks the 75th Anniversary of the storming of the beaches at #Normandy. It is our duty & privilege to honor the lives sacrificed on that day.
There’s also a myth that no Black men participated on #DDay and that is not true.
A thread⬇️ #DDay75
90yr old Johnnie Jones Sr., joined the military in 1943. He was a warrant officer in a unit responsible for unloading equipment & supplies onto #Normandy. He remembers wading ashore & coming under fire from a German sniper. #DDay75#DDay75thAnniversary https://t.co/lxXGsjJG8p
A veterans’ sacrifice never expires. It's important to take some time today to reflect on the bravery of those who fought & the lives that were sacrificed on the “Longest Day”, including Waverly Woodson, Johnnie Jones Sr., and every African American who participated on #DDay.