United States Marine Corps Lance Corporal Phillip Edward Frank was killed in action on April 8, 2004 in Anbar Province, Iraq. Phillip was 20 years old and from Elk Grove, Illinois. 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. Remember Phillip. Semper Fidelis.๐บ๐ธ
This is hard to watch.
A group of black children brutally assault a little girl.
There is something so inherently evil about this culture.
Their thirst for violence.
Their quest for destruction.
Itโs a suicide mission trying to coexist with these people.
They produce NOTHING while taking THE MOST.
A century from now, mark my words, one of the most historically documented mistakes of humanity will be how we kept these people on life support.
The boat anchor we were too kind to cut away from the ship they are sinking.
Look at Haiti.
Look at Africa.
Look at any black community in the US.
This is a suicide mission.
He who has ears.
This is hard to watch.
A group of black children brutally assault a little girl.
There is something so inherently evil about this culture.
Their thirst for violence.
Their quest for destruction.
Itโs a suicide mission trying to coexist with these people.
They produce NOTHING while taking THE MOST.
A century from now, mark my words, one of the most historically documented mistakes of humanity will be how we kept these people on life support.
The boat anchor we were too kind to cut away from the ship they are sinking.
Look at Haiti.
Look at Africa.
Look at any black community in the US.
This is a suicide mission.
He who has ears.
United States Marine Corps Lance Corporal Nathan Bradley Clemons was killed on June 14, 2005 when an Improvised Explosive Device detonated near his vehicle while conducting combat operations near Rutbah, Iraq. Nathan was 20 years old and from Winchester, Tennessee. 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Marine Division. Remember Nathan. Semper Fidelis.๐บ๐ธ