@klkmanitordx Only looking at the surface level, only choosing to show certain parts of a story. Anyone that studied colonial history would know and understand would see why this post is so innacurate.
@travelingflying Nobody said that. Regardless you were any colonizer before the founding of America. However after the foundation of America, and you do your contributions and efforts into becoming at least a permanent then you’ve proven yourself to become an American.
Woman from Honduras immigrated to America 12 years ago and has been going through the legal process of obtaining her Green Card
Her Green Card finally came in the mail and as soon as she opens it she’s becomes full of tears and gratitude
You can see how much legal status in America means to someone when they actually work for it and obtain it the right way
This woman is in Florida
@KimKatieUSA Some people really are cruel and have no empathy, first it starts with the minorities, and eventually it ends with everyone. The same people that didn’t support the minorities will realize that in the future is that there’s nobody else they can rely for support.
@Milajoy What kind of take was that? Obviously the parents would’ve cried, that’s their daughter. So honestly yes with sympathy, and don’t take them all away.
Did George W. Bush make a slip of the tongue -or is there another explanation?
A clip from a 2006 speech is circulating again, with many claiming it shows President Bush referring to "the explosives" in the Twin Towers. Supporters of this claim argue it raises unanswered questions, while others say it was simply a verbal mistake or taken out of context.
Whatever your view, moments like this continue to fuel debate more than two decades after 9/11. The events of that day remain one of the most scrutinized topics in modern history, and many people still believe important questions deserve careful examination.
What do you hear in the clip? A genuine slip of the tongue, or something more?