Michael T Fitzpatick

I am a believer in the WAY. I am hubby to Tamy. I am father to Christina, Angela, Isaiah, and Daniel. I rejoice at the truth and grieve LIES

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

AMEN!!

[Farm Girl Carrie™️👩‍🌾 @FarmGirlCarrie]

Decades after the Vietnam War, Patti Ehline attended an event where a man approached her with words she never expected:
"You were my nurse in Vietnam."

Because before surgery, when fear gripped him and the future was uncertain, Patti had leaned close and whispered:
"I’ll take good care of you."

It was the last voice he heard before losing consciousness. More than fifty years later, he still remembered every word. Patti was just 22 when she arrived in Vietnam in 1968 — the war’s deadliest year.

As an Army nurse in evacuation hospitals, she faced a relentless pace: helicopters landing day and night, each arrival bringing urgent decisions that could mean life or death. There were no easy shifts, no predictable days, only constant urgency.

She worked through exhaustion, danger, and uncertainty, caring for soldiers whose lives had changed in an instant. For many, survival depended not only on medics and surgeons, but on nurses like Patti — someone willing to stand beside them in their hardest moments.

Years later, Patti became an advocate for veterans and those carrying the unseen burdens of war. Yet one encounter remained unforgettable: a man she barely remembered, who remembered her for a lifetime. Not for a medal, not for a procedure, but for a promise kept in the darkest hour — comfort, hope, and care 🙏💜🇺🇸

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@cecegkh Bonanza

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@World_aib Yes

[Xela Hart @XelaHart]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@XelaHart I was 12 just on saturdays- a dollar an hour. 8am to 12pm.

[End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸 @end3of6days9]

Talk about choosing sides before we even knew we were choosing sides. 😂

Which one was on in your house — Captain Kangaroo or The Mickey Mouse Club?

I remember watching both ❤️

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@end3of6days9 Both ! Captain k am, Disney club pm

[ANONYMOUS FREEDOM 17 @BasiriMike]

HERE SHE COMES BACK
IN A BIG WAY 👑

LISTEN TO HER IMPORTANT WORDS 🩵

[Elma @oelma__]

What the heck is it?

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@oelma__ Jiffy Pop

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@JackStr42679640 Human DODOS. No offense dodos.

[Jack Straw @JackStr42679640]

NPCs

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@JackStr42679640 Make it TOO BIG TO RIG

[Jack Straw @JackStr42679640]

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[Jack Straw @JackStr42679640]

The Truth About Turkish Immigration

Turkish immigration to West Germany began on a large scale in 1961. To this day, it is falsely claimed that Germany “called” for guest workers—but it was exactly the opposite: Turkey asked for its workers to be admitted, and the Americans pressured the Federal Republic of Germany to grant this request. In the GDR, on the other hand, there were virtually no Turks living there until 1989. Achmed Talib (pictured), who had come to Germany as early as 1917 during the imperial era, was a rare exception. Here, the master shoemaker stands in front of his workshop in Fürstenwalde.

It’s astonishing how many people are completely unaware that the Federal Republic of Germany didn’t actually want the 1961 labor recruitment agreement with Turkey

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@JackStr42679640 Run by the FAKE JEWS/EDOMITES.

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@JackStr42679640 Sounds the same as 1920s America….very true.

[Jack Straw @JackStr42679640]

Rabbi Yaron Reuven on WWII & Hitler — His Words, You Decide.

[Michael T Fitzpatick @FitzpatickT]

@JackStr42679640 Wasn’t Di Vinci known to be a homosexual?
Lots of dark in illuminating artwork?