音瀬玲奈

[音瀬玲奈 @jeffhaddock14]

あと、夜職かじりましたみたいな人で、乾杯する時にいただきますとか言っちゃう人嫌い。あげてないよ❓割り勘だよね❓おかしいよね❓居酒屋だよね❓おかしいよね❓やるのはお前の店の時だけにしときな❓って思うから嫌い。

[音瀬玲奈 @jeffhaddock14]

@Nateacus 自然と気分が上がりそうですね

[音瀬玲奈 @jeffhaddock14]

可愛いねモぬいちゃん…お疲れ様……🥹

[音瀬玲奈 @jeffhaddock14]

@Deegor_92 共感です

[音瀬玲奈 @jeffhaddock14]

PS5の星の翼の更新が終わらんとです。。。

[Mark Lucas 🇺🇸 @MarkLucasUSA]

WHY I SERVED AFTER 9/11: A WARNING ON ISLAM

On 9/11, nearly 3,000 Americans were murdered.

I joined the military to kill the monsters responsible.

I deployed to Afghanistan in 2010 as an Infantry Rifle Platoon Leader.

It was the deadliest year of Operation Enduring Freedom.

I saw Islam up close.

My men and I fought alongside Afghan soldiers.

I respected them.

I would never want them living in my Iowa neighborhood.

I would never want them around my wife and children.

They beat their women.

They raped little boys.

It was culturally acceptable.

U.S. troops were told to focus on the mission.

We had women attached to my unit.

My soldiers had to protect them on every patrol.

Local men lingered around them.

They had no respect for those women.

They would have beaten and raped them if given the chance.

As a Platoon Leader, I ran Key Leader Engagements with Afghan elders.

Little boys served the tea.

Those boys had been sold into slavery and sexually abused by the men in the room.

I did not go to Afghanistan to nation-build.

I went because Americans were murdered, and somebody had to answer for it.

Now Islamists are invading America.

Not with planes this time.

With open borders and politicians too stupid or too cowardly to stop it.

Never forget 9/11.

I didn’t fight them over there so we could import them over here.

[Voices From Vietnam @VoicesfromNam]

Almost everyone has heard of the American POWs in the Hanoi Hilton, the pilots shot down over the North. Almost no one has heard of Nick Rowe, who spent five years not in a prison but in a bamboo cage in a swamp, and got out by his own hand. His story is one of the most incredible of the entire war.

Nick Rowe was a young Special Forces lieutenant, one of the early Green Berets, and he was captured way back in October 1963, before most Americans even knew there was a war. On a patrol deep in the Mekong Delta, his position was overrun and he and two other Americans were taken by the Viet Cong. They marched him into the U Minh Forest, a vast, flooded mangrove swamp, and there they kept him. Not in a building. In a cage made of saplings, roughly three feet by four feet by six feet, sitting in the muck of the jungle. He would be there, in cages like that, for more than five years, 1,903 days.

To survive, Rowe played a long, desperate game of deception. He knew that if the Viet Cong ever learned he was a Green Beret trained in intelligence and unconventional warfare, they would squeeze him hard or kill him. So he made up an entire false identity. He told them he was just a drafted civilian engineer, a low level nobody who built roads and bridges and knew nothing worth asking about, and he kept that lie alive under interrogation for years, inventing endless technical nonsense to explain himself. He tried to escape three separate times over those years. Three times he was hunted down in the swamp, dragged back, and punished.

Then his cover collapsed, and it came from home. Antiwar activists in the United States, trying to help, published lists of American prisoners, and Rowe's real name and real background reached his captors. The Viet Cong realized the engineer they had been holding was actually a Special Forces officer who had been lying to them for years. They sentenced him to death.

On the last day of 1968, they marched Nick Rowe out into the swamp to execute him. And then, by pure chance, a flight of American helicopters came clattering over the trees on an unrelated mission. The guards scattered for cover from the aircraft. Rowe saw his one instant, clubbed down the guard nearest him, and bolted into an open clearing, waving his arms at the sky. A door gunner on one of the helicopters looked down and saw a wild figure in black pajamas and nearly opened fire, taking him for a Viet Cong. What saved Nick Rowe's life was his beard, a thick beard no Vietnamese guerrilla would have. The crew realized he was an American, dropped down, and pulled him aboard. After five years in a cage, he flew out of that swamp a free man.

He was one of only a tiny handful of Americans, around 34 in the whole war, to escape enemy captivity. And he did not just go home and rest. Nick Rowe took everything he had learned in those cages and built it into a school. In 1981 he founded the Army's SERE course, Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape, the brutal training that teaches soldiers how to survive exactly what he had survived. To this day, American special operators learn to endure captivity from a program built by a man who lived it.

The end of his story is as unlikely as the rest. In 1989, serving as a military adviser in the Philippines, Nick Rowe was assassinated in his car by a communist hit squad on a Manila street. A man who beat five years in a jungle cage, only to be killed decades later by the same ideology, half a world away. Most people have never heard his name. They should.

[John Solomon @jsolomonReports]

OPERATION ROUND RIVER EXPOSED: Today the White House Government Transparency Task Force released documents newly declassified by President Trump that reveal a secret operation by the FBI and spy agencies to neutralize the Biden family corruption scandal during the 2020 election.

[Not the Bee @Not_the_Bee]

Clay Travis wants to field an all-trans WNBA team so the league is forced to put its money where its mouth is
https://t.co/iEqBCSMwrg

[MAZE @mazemoore]

I don't need AI to come up with a massive list of lies that your father has told. Here's a few off of the top of my head. I'm doing yard work now. Maybe I'll actually put some effort into this list later.

“You won’t get Covid if you get the vaccine.”

2024. “Inflation was at 9% when I took office.” (It was actually at 1.4%

“I’ve lowered the national debt.”

“I won’t pardon my son.”

“My son died in Iraq.”

“I’ve never received any foreign money. Nobody in my family has made money from China.”

“I opposed minimum sentencing and building more prisons.” Biden told Charlemagne this in 2020. Both massive lies.

“Trump called nazis very fine people and never condemned white supremacy.” These lies were the basis of Biden’s entire campaign.

“I decided to run because of Charlottesville.” Charlottesville happened in 2017. Biden denied he was running all the way up until 2019.

The “Uncle received Purple Heart” story.

“If I’m elected President, I’m going to shut down the virus.” More people died in 2021 than in 2020.

Biden said that the Afghanistan withdrawal could not have gone any better. This was after he said that the Taliban would not take over the control.

“I never told people to come.” (Regarding migrants surging the border in 2021. Of course he did tell them to come many times in 2019 and 2020.”

2018 “My net worth is 50 to 150 thousand dollars.” Laughable. He made $11 million just the year before.

“I grew up in the Black church.”

“I marched for civil rights.”

“I never discussed business with my son.”

“I used to drive a big rig.”

“I was a full time professor at University of PA.”

“I’m a hard coal miner.” Also “My grandfather was a coal miner.” Biden admitted both were lies.

1988 Joe Biden lies about his grades and quits after getting caught plagiarizing.

Biden said he received a full academic scholarship to law school.

Biden has repeatedly claimed his house burned down.

“I never mishandled classified documents.”

“Graduated top of my class and with 3 degrees.”

Lies about Xi Jinping and the number of times they met.

Drunk driver killed his wife and daughter.

Lies about visiting Tree of Life synagouge.

“I was arrested trying to visit Nelson Mandela.”

“I pinned the silver star” story that never happened. Biden always finishes that story with “My word as a Biden.”

Amtrak conductor story that never happened. Guy retired before Biden was even VP.

Biden claims George Bush tricked him into supporting the Iraq War and that he stopped supporting it immediately after the war began.” Both huge lies. Biden was one of the biggest reasons the Iraq War started and he kept supporting it for years after it started.

“I have 5 grandchildren.” “I have 6 grandchildren.” He actually has 7.

“I’m going to send out $2,000 checks to everyone if I win.”

“I won’t issue vaccine or mask mandates.”

Biden denied opposing the bin Laden raid. Lie.

2012 VP debate. Biden claimed they never requested more security in Benghazi. Flat out lie.

“I never opposed busing.” Lie.

“I knew nothing about the moves to investigate Michael Flynn.” Biden was the one who suggested the Logan Act.

“Hunter’s laptop is a Russian plant.”

[US Oil & Gas Association @US_OGA]

Hello Hunter Biden.

Thank you for sharing your views on the oil and gas business.

We know you worked for foreign oil and gas entities primarily Ukraine’s Burisma and China’s CEFC China Energy.

This is interesting given your lack of measurable talent or experience in this business.

Burisma Holdings is the Ukrainian natural gas producer that put you on their Board of Directors in April 2014 - again despite your lack of talent or experience - while your father oversaw U.S. Ukraine policy as Vice President.

You earned approximately $1 million per year ($83,333 per month) but that was reduced to roughly $500,000 per year starting March 2017 when your father was no longer in office.

You served until April 2019 - which is surprising despite your lack of talent or experience - but it was a good gig while you had it.

You and your associates (including partner Devon Archer) earned approximately $6.5 million for being your father's son.

Not too bad for not having any experience in the energy sector or any discernible talent in deal making.

But lets not forget your work with the Chinese.

You worked for CEFC China Energy, the Chinese oil and gas conglomerate with reported CCP and military intelligence ties from 2017–2018.

CEFC and related entities paid approximately $4.8 million to companies controlled by you and your Uncle.

Your total work for for CEFC and related Chinese energy entities to the Biden family/associates was over $8 million.

These figures come from bank records, IRS search warrant applications, congressional memos, court documents, and contemporaneous reporting.

(We will leave out your work with Kahzhakstan and other questionable enterprises.)

And what is surprising to all of us is that after earning nearly $20 million working for foreign owned oil and gas companies when you post stupid things like this it is clear that after 10 years and $20 million dollars.

YOU STILL DON"T UNDERSTAND THE OIL AND GAS BUSINESS.

But thank you for sharing your views anyway.

Good luck on your comeback tour.

[Americans for Public Trust @apublictrust]

🚨 NEW: Americans for Public Trust has officially launched the Follow Foreign Money Database — a first-of-its-kind, free tool to track the flow of foreign money and influence into American politics.

👉 https://t.co/Q6u945c91v 👈

[Robert J. O'Neill @mchooyah]

Shit! you should hear how loud they are when they drop heat on a mosque that’s shooin’ RPGs at ya! That’ll REALLY flap your vagina, there, Dave! 🇺🇸✈️😘

[Green Beret Nap Time @GBNT1952]

“Guys, stealing money from successful people can pay for all of the unsuccessful people to continue being unsuccessful!”

Communist idiots like this douchebag are the worst kind of evil.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

This is so devastating. Imagine being a black parent tonight. How do you protect your children? If they go out and stab just one person, they might go to prison. It’s like a black man in America can’t even murder anyone anymore. Unimaginable. Jim Crow all over again. I’m furious.

[Sarah Adams @sarahadams]

@ossoff Odd since you lived through the 20+ year war on terror and never served. What’s the word for that? Oh yeah a pussy!

[Sharyl Attkisson 🕵️‍♂️💼🥋 @SharylAttkisson]

Poll Final Results: 92% say birthright citizenship should be eliminated.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Yes

[Patrick Bet-David @patrickbetdavid]

If you hate America, then leave.

Go back to the country you came from and make that country great.

But stop trying to turn America into the place you escaped from.

The current cost to renounce your citizenship is $2,350.

I’d like to propose that the White House waive that fee until 2028 and encourage those who hate America to leave.

But with one caveat: you permanently give up the right to ever apply for U.S. citizenship again.

Go to a country you love, and contribute to that society.

Our future would be safer, happier, and filled with greater pride in what 🇺🇸 stands for.

[Peter St Onge, Ph.D. @profstonge]

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve was built so we’d never be caught flat-footed by a Middle East war.

It took 30 years to fill.

Then Biden drained it by half to buy an election.