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[Old Salty Marine @BamaSaltyMarine]

I guess I became Anti-Islamic when I saw them chopping off Christians heads and burning them alive, while chanting death to America…

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

American truck driver says he’s tired of Muslim truck drivers washing their feet at truck stops where he’s trying to brush his teeth

He says he’s been truck driving for 42 years and “everything’s changed”

“I'd take the druggies of the '80s over the idiots that are out here now. There were less accidents, for sure — Washing their feet next to where I'm brushing my teeth”

Muslim truck drivers due ritual washing before their 5 daily prayers required by Islam. Long-haul truck drivers who are Muslim stop at truck stops because those facilities have sinks and restrooms

He’s also right about the accidents, there are not substantially more truck accidents now than in the 1980

[History With Jacob @HistoryWJacob]

Loyalist soldiers demanded she cook for them. She did but...then she killed two of them, held the rest at gunpoint and had them hanged from a tree in her yard.

Nancy Hart was a tough-as-nails frontier woman in the Broad River Valley of Georgia. The Cherokee called her Wahatche. "War Woman."

One day, six Loyalists rode up to her cabin, hunting a Patriot who'd just passed through. They shot her last turkey and ordered her to cook it for them. She generously poured them wine and played the gracious hostess.

While they drank glass after glass, she quietly slipped their muskets through a gap in the log wall to her daughter outside. By the time they noticed, she had a loaded gun in her hands.

One man lunged. She shot him dead.

A second moved. She dropped him too.

The rest froze until the neighbors came. Her husband wanted to shoot the prisoners, but Nancy thought hanging was what they deserved.

For over a century it was told as frontier legend, only half-believed. Then in 1912, railroad workers dug up a neat row of six skeletons. Some of the necks were broken.

Now we know the legend of Nancy Hart is true.

[ustonymc @ustonymc]

CHARGE!

Allan "Ace" Cozzalio served as a chopper pilot in Vietnam. As a member of the 5th Cavalry, he enjoyed representing the unit's heritage by wearing the traditional 1860's uniform.

Cazzalio served three tours in Vietnam being shot down six times, receiving the Silver Star once and the Bronze Star twice. He earned 48 air medals and two Purple Hearts.

HERO.

[Judicial Watch ⚖️ @JudicialWatch]

BREAKING: Foreign nationals unlawfully issued a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in states run by open border officials killed more than 30 Americans in 17 fatal crashes last year alone, a disturbing new investigation reveals. https://t.co/fqZ1OeOQqR

[Homeland Security @DHSgov]

Another innocent life has been taken by an illegal alien who NEVER should have been in our nation.

@GovernorVA must stop shielding horrific criminals like this and turn him over to ICE so we can DEPORT him from our nation.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

More than 100,000 illegals have been mailed huge fines by the Trump Administration for being in America illegally

“A Michigan immigrant recently opened his mailbox and learned the federal government was fining him $579,838. He's one of more than a hundred thousand people who's gotten one of these new fines under the Trump administration”

The goal of issuing these fines is to encourage self deportation or face financial ruin

The civil penalties are being issued against people who have deportation orders, but remained in the United States

“They've been legal since 1996, but they were rarely used until President Donald Trump took office again. Under the law, the federal government can charge someone $998 dollars for every day they stayed in the country after an immigration judge ordered them removed. They max out at $1.8 million dollars”

The federal government says if someone leaves on their own, the fines will be erased

In addition to having their fines waived they will also get a free flight and a $2,600 check as an exit bonus

If you’re an illegal this is your sign to self deport

If the person accumulates these fines and doesn’t self deport. When they’re caught by ICE if they ever went to come back into America these civil penalties will need to be paid. Meaning it’ll be basically impossible to pay these off and come back

[Eric Spracklen 🇺🇸 @EricSpracklen]

There was a horrible wreck involving a semi-truck this morning near Dallas.

A driver was seen getting out of one truck that looks totally destroyed and it is blowing my mind 🤯

Pray for everyone involved 🙏🏼

[maybe danielle 💻🚛🇺🇸 @maybedanielleee]

Horrifying wreck near MM50 on I-65S, south of Nashville.

Per a witness, "God bless the semi truck drivers that just had a head-on collision due to a semi crossing the median on Highway 65 between Springhill and Columbia!! Mile marker 50."

Northbound and southbound traffic is being diverted. TDOT estimates the crash will not be fully cleared until around midnight.

[【 ＢＥＮ 】 @BenMcCulley]

when freight nerd posts those negative broker margin loads

[History With Jacob @HistoryWJacob]

In 1874, two little girls were prisoners in a Cheyenne camp. A US Army lieutenant knew he was outnumbered, but had the audacity to charge in to save their lives.

His name was Frank Baldwin, and he already had one Medal of Honor.

He'd earned the first ten years earlier, at Peachtree Creek during Sherman's Atlanta campaign. Under heavy fire, Baldwin ran ahead of his own men, broke into the Confederate line by himself, and came back out with two captured officers and an enemy battle flag.

That alone put him in rare company. But the second one made him a legend.

In 1874, on the Texas plains, a Cheyenne band had carried off four young sisters after murdering their parents and older siblings. Baldwin was leading two companies when he located the camp holding two of them, ages 7 and 5. He was outnumbered and the enemy held strong ground. Every rule said wait for reinforcements.

But Baldwin knew what waiting meant. If the camp scattered, the girls would be killed before help arrived.

So he attacked. The charge hit with such unexpected fury, the village broke and ran, abandoning everything. When his men swept through, they found the two sisters half-starved, hidden under a pile of buffalo hides. Still alive.

Frank Baldwin became the second man in American history to wear two Medals of Honor, and the first to earn them in two different wars.

American audacity.

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@Boilerman2019 I drill a hole in them and then drain into a spray bottle

[maybe danielle 💻🚛🇺🇸 @maybedanielleee]

One woman is dead, and a child was airlifted with serious injuries after truck driver Fayzali NMN Sharipov, 35, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, drifted onto the shoulder and ran into a parked Nissan Frontier.

Sharipov has been charged with motor vehicle homicide and booked in the Lincoln County jail.

Location: Near North Platte, Nebraska
Date/time: This morning, around 5:20 a.m.

[maybe danielle 💻🚛🇺🇸 @maybedanielleee]

The ingenuity is wild.

[Bonehead Truckers @boneheadtruckrs]

This Volvo driver's U-turn on the interstate is a masterclass in bad decisions. Instead of taking the next exit, they risked everyone's safety for an illegal maneuver. Truly ignorant driving.

[The Forgotten War @ForgottenWarPic]

He killed four enemy soldiers with an entrenching tool, a shovel, after they ripped his rifle out of his hands. And that was just his first day. The next morning Benjamin Wilson went out and did the whole thing again.

Wilson was a first sergeant in Korea in June 1951, during a UN counteroffensive, when his company ran into a strong Chinese position near Hwach'on and the attack bogged down under heavy fire. Wilson did not wait for it to get worse. He charged the enemy line alone, up the hill, straight into a numerically superior force, using his rifle and his bayonet, killing several of them in a one man assault that got his stalled company moving again.

Later, when the enemy counterattacked in strength and his unit was forced to give ground, Wilson stayed behind to cover the withdrawal. He fought until the enemy was right on top of him, and in the close in struggle they actually wrenched his rifle out of his hands. Most men are finished at that point. Wilson pulled out his entrenching tool, the small folding shovel every soldier carries, and killed four enemy soldiers with it in hand to hand combat, then kept fighting until his company was safe.

That alone earned him the Medal of Honor. But here is the part that makes people shake their heads.

The very next day, June 6, First Sergeant Wilson did it all over again. In another one man assault, he waded into the Chinese with his rifle, his bayonet, and grenades, and this time he killed thirty three of the enemy by himself. Thirty three. In a single action, the day after the action that already made him a legend.

The Army looked at that second day and recommended him for a second Medal of Honor. But the rules did not allow any man to receive it twice, so for that second incredible feat they gave him the Distinguished Service Cross, the nation's second highest award, almost as a consolation prize for being too heroic too often.

And Benjamin Wilson lived through all of it. President Eisenhower gave him the Medal of Honor in 1955. He stayed in the Army, retired as a major, and moved to Hawaii to live out his days in peace. The man who cleared hills with a shovel and a bayonet, and did it two days running, got to grow old, which after everything he walked through feels exactly right.

[Rob Carpenter @RobCarpenter]

CBS 21 released this video from a Sherwin-Williams truck crash. Their brokerage side has had some issues recently in Oregon litigation.

[Secretary Sean Duffy @SecDuffy]

🚨RESULTS ARE IN🚨

DAY 1 OF “OPERATION HIGHWAY SHIELD” in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Ohio — cracking down on illegal alien truckers:

❌ About 800 unsafe truckers off the road
❌ 36 English proficiency violations
❌ 51 illegal immigrants holding non-domiciled CDLs detained, nearly half from CA & NY

When we ENFORCE the law, we get RESULTS. Proud to partner with @SecMullinDHS, @DHSgov, and state law enforcement.

If you continue to illegally operate a big rig – your days on America’s streets are numbered.

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@BuzzPatterson Love when I go there …makes you proud to be an American

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@AffluentMist A blow up doll