Nearly sixty thousand Americans went 10-12,000 miles from their homes (depending on what part of America they were from) and gave their lives so that people (who looked nothing like them) had a chance to live in freedom. After all this time, this sacrifice is deemed a tragedy. ??
This is Eugene. Retired at 80, he turned old barrels into a doggo train. Rescues abandoned pups and takes them on twice-weekly joyrides around town. They lose their minds with happiness. Please leave them a big ❤️ would ride shotgun forever. ❤️
President Trump just took a moment to say that Rudy Giuliani has been right about everything 🔥
He looked at Rudy’s son, Andrew, and told him:
“His father is Rudy. The greatest mayor in the history of New York…
They treated him very, very unfairly. You go back and tell your father, all of the things that have come out over the last couple of months through Tulsi and through all of the people, Kash, everybody.
They’ve proven your father 100% correct. His father was treated so unfairly. Your father has been 100% correct. And tell him we all love him, okay?”
Is the public about to learn the truth about the 2020 election? 👀
Rudy was instrumental in exposing the 2020 election.
@wideawake_media The simple giveaway was who was pushing it and how did they push it. They were 'proven', very untrustworthy people. Most of them (the leaders) were pro-abortion (death merchants). They didn't care about life or their fellow human-beings. It's never wise to trust those type people
Joel Salatin on restoring American agriculture:
"We need a food emancipation proclamation so that farmers can sell to their neighbors without asking the government's permission."
"That’s the answer to urban food deserts."
"It’s the answer to everything."
"It doesn’t take a dime of taxpayer money."
"It doesn’t take a government agency—only the unleashing of liberty and freedom in the food system."
"You shouldn’t have to ask the government’s permission to sell a bowl of tomato soup to your neighbor. That should not require a government position."
"What we need is to unleash the American entrepreneurial spirit and let us interact in food transactions without asking the nanny state for permission."
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@Pat_Boone "Moody River" is still my favorite song by you. Heard it just the other day. It holds up very well. You seem to be doing it, also. Godspeed to you!
Patrick Swayze once said, "They told me my house smelled like dogs, and I asked them, do you know what a dog smells like? It smells like gratitude, loyalty, nobility, affection, pure unconditional love. And in spite of all they've been through, they smell no resentment. So blessed that my house smells like dogs."
Rescue dog lived in an abusive house his whole life, now falls asleep every night like this. Even the cat is comforting him, telling him to lay down ❤️
Bastogne
1944
During the siege of Bastogne, PFC Terry Ellis was the last man standing in his foxhole. He watched friends fall one by one around him.
When the battle paused at dawn, he climbed from the trench and raised a tattered American flag from his pack and saluted in silence. "I wasn't honoring a country," he said, "I was honoring them."