This is the part of American history we no longer teach in our schools. George Washington's FIRST order as commander of the military is going to blow your mind 👇
@RaymondIbrahim5 I never miss your commentary and books are excellent. Go on Tucker’s show. Someone needs to set the record straight. He’s a bafoon and conniver.
I can say with a clear conscience that I have given my entire self to warning the world about the threat of Islam after 9/11.
I meant it when I said “Never forget” - and I never did.
I have paid a crushing personal price for refusing to stay silent. Years of abuse, isolation, and relentless fighting- just to make this country hear the truth.
And now… to see New York- my city - stand in this moment, where someone like Zohran Mamdani could even be elected…
My God, New York, what have you done?
Today is an emotional day.
I gave everything to wake people up - to make sure this never happened again.
How have you forgotten?
@yourdesignagent@VetsForRL How did you arrive at the conclusion from what I wrote? Thx for taking the time to respond to my “opinion.” As for your question, I’ll just leave you to wonder. Stay well amigo.
You may not see my scars, but they are there.
I know trauma. I know pain. I also know that seeking help is a sign of strength. I did, and you can too.
This Mental Health Awareness Month, I remain committed to breaking down barriers to care for our Sailors and Marines.
You are always worth fighting for.
I don’t know…in this case SR was a door kicker. But, if I’m not wrong his time in service was less than 7 years. That’s two enlistments. I think he was an E5. No doubt an excellent operator, lethal in every way, but like most operators of similar rank and time in service, I’m certain he was tactically focused and probably less concerned with the strategic implications of the door he was about to kick in. I will say, however, he’s had some serious people sitting across from him and if he’s being attentive he should understand why certain decisions are being made regardless of how he feels about those decisions. I give him a pass on what he should know strategically as an operator but less so as a major personality as a podcaster.
This might be the most powerful demonstration of masculinity at the Olympics.
Strength, mission, and a powerful brotherhood that serves one another while leaving no one behind.
The red pill bros can’t even comprehend this level of manliness.
“Why would a government wish to disarm law-abiding citizens?”
Del. Garrett unloads on the onslaught of anti-gun laws being rammed through at the expense of Virginians’ rights.