Veterans Day is tomorrow.
We are extremely grateful for all those that have served. It’s a day to share your love to people who served whether they saw combat or not. Your commitment to protecting our nation inspires us every day, and we are grateful for the freedoms your service has helped preserve.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all!
‘Borrowed Time’ is the first single from my new EP, ‘4’, which releases on November 20th.
Stream the song here:
https://t.co/B04RM0mcxN
Concept by Julian Lennon
Visuals by Caitlyn Grabenstein
Ten years ago today, three Green Berets drew their last breath defending our freedom.
Killed in Jordan 04 Nov 2016. Statt Sgts. Matthew Lewellen, Kevin McEnroe, and James Moriarty.
All three Green Berets were from 5th Special Forces Group. The Fort Campbell, Kentucky-based soldiers -died after they reportedly came under fire while entering a Jordanian military base. The three soldiers had almost 20 years of service between them.
Lewellen, 27, of Kirksville, Missouri, had more than six years of service.
His awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, the Army. Da Commendation Medal, the Afghanistan Campaign Medal, the Overseas Service Ribbon, and the NATO Medal.
He joined the Army in February 2010, graduating from Special Forces training in November 2012. After a 2014 deployment to Afghanistan, Lewellen was on his second deployment to Jordan when he was killed, according to his family.
"Matt was a born leader, a true American," his parents said, according to the statement. "He wanted to be a soldier since third grade, and he was doing what he loved to do."
Lewellen, who was known for his sense of humor, "was proud to serve his country, and he loved the men and women with whom he served," his family said.
McEnroe, 30, of Tuscon, Arizona, had more than eight years of service. This was his third overseas tour.
His awards include the Army Commendation Medal, the Army Achievement Medal, the Afghanistan Campaign Medal, and the Army Service Ribbon.
Moriarty, 27, of Kerrville, Texas, had more than five years of service. This was his second overseas tour.
His awards include the Good Conduct Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, and the Army Service Ribbon.
All we do is talk anymore!
Everybody talks no one listening and nothing's getting done! All these opinions, all this exposure and still nothing is done. Does everybody honestly think you can trust any of these people? Things will never change
Every man’s predicament:
• Work more, miss your family.
• Work less, worry about money.
• Put yourself first, feel selfish.
• Put yourself last, feel drained.
• Be strict, you’re too hard.
• Be patient, you’re too soft.
• Rest, feel lazy.
• Keep pushing, burn yourself out.
• Ask for help, feel weak.
• Stay silent, carry it alone.
You wake up to go to war.
Eighteen Years Ago Today USMC Capt.
Garrett T Lawton took his very last breath defending our nation's freedom. We did not know you here on earth..yet we will NEVER FORGET your sacrifice and will always be here and do all we can to honor you. 🫡
We mourn the passing of the last living Wakulla County WWII Navy veteran Joseph Williams. One of America's treasured heroes, devoted family man, and one of America's oldest members of the Greatest Generation, who has passed away at the age of 106, died on July 25, 2026.
Thank you, Joseph Williams, for your courage in war, your service in peace, and the example you set across 106 remarkable years. Your watch is over. May you now find eternal peace alongside your fellow shipmates and all who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Rest in peace, Joseph Williams. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
🚨Official Fundraiser for the In-N-Out HERO Who Confronted a Mass Shooter and Saved Lives
He Needs Us Now…
Austin and his wife were sitting in the drive thru when gunfire rang out.
Immediately, Austin told his wife to stay in the car and ran toward the gunfire.
Austin came FACE to FACE with the mass shooter and confronted him as the gunman fired and others escaped.
Austin is now fighting for his life.
Please help this hero who was willing to sacrifice his life so that others could escape with theirs.
This is his official GiveSendGo set up by his wife.
Your donation will help cover lost wages, medical expenses, rehab, rehabilitation, travel to appointments, and everyday household expenses.
Let’s show Austin and his family that we appreciate real heroes who stand up to evil.
Let’s show the world that Americans stand together against evil 🇺🇸
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THE MEDIA SILENCE IS DEAFENING: Why is a Hero Who Ran Into Gunfire Getting Ignored While Woke Causes Rake in Millions?
On Saturday, Austin and his wife were sitting in an In-N-Out drive-thru in Twin Falls when a mass shooter opened fire. Without a second thought, Austin told his wife to stay safe and ran directly toward the gunfire to protect innocent lives.
He is a true American hero. Yet, his GiveSendGo campaign is fighting for every dollar while anti-Trump agitators and radical left-wing causes pull in millions overnight. We know how the game is played the corporate media and shadowy outside donors pump millions into narratives that divide us, but stay completely silent when a real patriot steps up.
It is time to bypass the corrupt media blackout and show this hero the support he deserves.