Fatomán 🇪🇦🇪🇦💚💚🇮🇱🇮🇱

[Encabroná @mencabrono]

También deseo que caiga todo el equipo de felación sincronizada al completo...

Pero desde el cariño siempre 🥰

[VOX por España 🇪🇸 @VOXpEspana]

🔴 ÚLTIMA HORA

La consejería de VOX SUPRIME TODAS las SUBVENCIONES a las asociaciones que trabajan con inmigrantes ilegales en Extremadura.

¡BRUTAL ataque de VOX a la inmigración ilegal! 👏🏻🇪🇸

[Javier Negre @javiernegre10]

Más Bosé y menos Bardem.

[Ana 🇪🇸💚 @Anacunetas55]

El Valle de los Caídos
NO SE TOCA.

RT hasta que te duelan
los dedos.

#SanchezAPrisión

[Crazy Vibes @CrazyVibes_1]

A Nazi commander loaded his pistol, pressed the cold metal barrel directly against the forehead of an American soldier, and gave a chilling ultimatum: "Order the Jewish soldiers to step forward, or I will shoot you right now."

What happened next in that frozen prisoner-of-war camp changed history forever, yet the man who stared down death kept it a secret for the rest of his life.

It was January 1945, and the bitter winter of World War II was at its peak. Inside Stalag IX-A, a notorious German prison camp near Ziegenhain, thousands of American soldiers were trapped behind barbed wire. Among them was Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, a twenty-five-year-old from Knoxville, Tennessee. As the highest-ranking non-commissioned officer in his section, Edmonds was responsible for the lives of 1,275 men.

One day, the camp commander, a fanatical Nazi major named Siegmann, issued a terrifying directive.

He ordered that the following morning, all American prisoners of Jewish faith must step out of the ranks during roll call. Everyone knew what this meant. Separating the Jewish soldiers was the first step toward sending them to extermination camps.

Inside the dark, freezing barracks, the prisoners panicked. Some of the Jewish soldiers considered stepping forward willingly to protect their Christian brothers from Nazi wrath. But Edmonds refused to let that happen. He looked at his men and gave a clear, definitive order: "Tomorrow, everyone steps forward. Everyone."

The next morning, the ground was thick with snow. Major Siegmann walked out onto the parade ground, expecting to see a small, isolated group of Jewish soldiers standing apart from the rest. Instead, he stopped dead in his tracks. All 1,275 American soldiers had stepped forward together in perfect unison.

The commander turned red with anger and stormed over to Edmonds. "They cannot all be Jews!" Siegmann screamed.

Edmonds stood completely still, looked the Nazi straight in the eyes, and replied: "We are all Jews here."

Enraged, Siegmann drew his Luger pistol and pressed it against Edmonds' forehead. The tension was suffocating. Hundreds of men held their breath, waiting for the gunshot. But Edmonds did not blink.

"According to the Geneva Convention, we only have to give our name, rank, and serial number," Edmonds said, his voice steady and calm. "If you shoot me, you will have to shoot all of us. And when the war ends, you will be tried for war crimes."

Edmonds knew the German army was collapsing and the Allies were advancing. Siegmann knew it too. The Nazi commander looked at the wall of unified men, realized he could not break their spirit, and slowly lowered his gun. He turned around and walked away without saying another word.

Because of that moment of defiance, two hundred Jewish-American soldiers survived the Holocaust. When the war ended, Edmonds returned to Tennessee, married his sweetheart, and raised a family. He never bragged about his actions, never looked for medals, and never even told his own children what he had done. To him, protecting his men was simply his duty.

Decades after his death in 1985, his son uncovered the truth by talking to the survivors. In 2015, Edmonds was officially recognized as Righteous Among the Nations, the highest honor Israel bestows upon non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. He remains the only American soldier to ever receive this recognition.

True heroism does not look for applause, and love will always be louder than hatred.

By standing together in the snow, those soldiers proved that when we refuse to abandon each other, ordinary human beings can become absolutely invincible.

[Jesús Vazquez 🇪🇦💚🇪🇦💚 @jesusvazquezb]

“Su único partido es la verdad. Su único jefe, la ley. Su única bandera, España.”
Mientras unos viven de insultar a la Guardia Civil, otros se juegan la vida por todos, piensen como piensen.
Orgullo de quienes NO se arrodillan ante nadie ni ante nada. 🇪🇸🔥

[Miquel Giménez @MiquelGimenezG1]

RT, por favor. Son unos héroes.

[Alégrame el día @harryelsocio]

Están luchando contra la Mafia. Y más solos que la una. A muerte con ellos. Pero a muerte.

[Pedro Pineda Celis @pedropcelis]

No digas nada, solo retuitea, en su apoyo!👏🏻🇪🇸🇪🇸

[Dean, Jamón Dean ® @Pechaadereir]

UCO
❤️

[Juan Soto Ivars @juansotoivars]

El titular perfecto sería "Funcionario expedientado por trabajar".

[𝓟 𝓮 𝓭 𝓻 𝓲 𝓷 @pedrinmatita1]

Siempre Guardia Civil.
#VivalaUCO

[יוסף חדאד - Yoseph Haddad @YosephHaddad]

אתמול נבחרת ישראל הגיעה למשחק אימון באלבניה. המשחק התחיל בזה שהקהל המקומי שרק בוז צורם בהמנון.
איך זה המשיך? ניצחון ישראלי משער של אוסקר גלוך שמיד אחרי השער רץ להשתיק את אותו קהל אנטי ישראלי...
מוזמנים להמשיך לשרוק בוז באירוויזיון, במגרשים- איפה שתרצו. אנחנו נדאג להשתיק אתכם!
אל אל ישראל🇮🇱🤫

[Alégrame el día @harryelsocio]

Sólo nos quedan ellos. Y un puñado de Jueces decentes.

[🅰🆁🆂🅴🅽🅸🅲🅾 🈷️🈴️🈷️ @Arsenico_bis]

Que fácil hubiera sido para el, aceptar soborno, una carrera mejor, una economía mejor, menos problemas (q a saber las putadas q le han hecho) más y mejor todo

Pero no, hoy tiene toda la administración de los españoles y un honor grande como el peñón de Gibraltar
🙌

[Javier Bourne 🖤 @ninjajavier]

Quiero a uno de Ministro del Interior y al otro Director General de la Guardia Civil:

Basta ya de cargos políticos a dedo.

[José Javier Esparza Torres @josejavierespa]

Marlaska tiene que dimitir.

Interior ordenó a la UCO que no investigara la corrupción del Gobierno ni de la familia de Sánchez https://t.co/NY7rDnMdlo

[Muy.Mona/🇪🇸💚 @Capitana_espana]

Hay que tuitearlo todos los días.

[Bécquer 🇪🇸✒🔡 @GustavoAdolf_]

En 2017 la Gran Maestra de Ajedrez Anna Muzychuk 🇺🇦se negó a jugar en Arabia Saudita 🇸🇦y dijo:
- En unos días, perderé dos títulos mundiales, uno tras otro, porque decidí no ir a Arabia Saudita. Me niego a jugar con reglas especiales, a usar abaya, y a ser acompañada por un hombre para poder salir del hotel.
En solo 5 días podría haber ganado más dinero que en docenas de torneos. Al menos, me queda la satisfacción, de que desde entonces, no se ha vuelto a celebrar ningún campeonato internacional de ajedrez en ese país.
Futbolistas y tenistas deberían tomar ejemplo.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

Necesito que todos compartan esto.

Este es un chico palestino de 14 años que intentó apuñalar a soldados de las FDI.

Los antiisraelíes editaron el video para que pareciera que lo mataron sin motivo.

Esta es la versión completa sin editar. Por favor, hagan que se viralice.