Jon is a disabled Marine Corps veteran. 2014 Sochi Paralympian and flag bearer, 4 time national champion, paralympic ambassador & public/motivational speaker.
@MySportsUpdate@gmfb What part of surviving the ground is so hard to comprehend? If he survived the ground he would’ve still had control of the ball…..🤦🏻
@DMacSportsCO@BenVolin Losing Bo was and is a tremendous loss. Our team much like our opponent has been overlooked all year. no advantage for either team.
Maye is the MVP, but he’s on the road with a hostile crowd, advantage NE.
Stiddy is the X factor, if he manages the game and the D balls we win
I am a lifelong Bills fan.
Why does it look like Cooks is upset with himself after the play?
If he thought he caught it, wouldn’t he react differently?
@JamesPalmerTV Isn’t every turnover reviewed prior to the next snap? Why is this not mentioned? It was reviewed and when the ref winds the 40 second clock it shows it’s been confirmed.
I have been monitoring the Venezuela issue all day long, and there are so many questions yet to be answered (thanks to great Pentagon OPSEC), but the strategic reason for bringing down Maduro has become abundantly clear.
While we ostensibly captured Maduro based on legitimate, outstanding US drug charges from 2020, the real reason for the military operations early this morning is that neutralizing Maduro's Venezuela had become a strategic imperative for the USA.
Under Maduro, Venezuela had become the Latin American crossroads for all of the USA's principal enemies. Maduro was nurturing relationships with Russia, Hezbollah and Iran. Worst of all, Venezuela was eagerly becoming a part of Red China's Belt & Road initiative.
As America's enemies were lining up Venezuela as their base of operations in the Western Hemisphere to cause mischief and destruction for the USA, Maduro was at the same time making Venezuela a crossroads, safe haven and enabler for all manner of narcoterrorist operations, ranging from Colombia's FARC to Mexico's Sinaloa cartel.
On top of all that, Venezuela had become a key player in the illegal alien invasion of the USA, shipping its very worst to the USA in a deliberate and comprehensive destabilizing operation that might have worked had Donald Trump not won in 2024.
Next in importance: oil. The global and regional ambitions of both China and Russia are in large part dependent on the politics of petroleum, and the USA just deprived both of the cudgel afforded by friendly Venezuelan oil. Trump opponents say "It's about oil" as if that was a bad thing. Yeah, it's about oil.
Finally, all of this was in keeping with the most essential and fundamental foreign policy mandate of the USA almost since the nation's inception: the Monroe Doctrine. Operations like what Maduro was running simply cannot be allowed in the Western Hemisphere. Trump was right for falling back on this most basic of doctrines that protects the USA's sovereignty.
So was Maduro seized because of some five year-old drug charges? Yes. Legally--yes. However, like so many strategic issues in the world today, an action needed to be backed by the fine points of law, and it was. But the reality is that the Maduro takedown was a Monroe Doctrine-driven necessity that has greatly enhanced the power and national security of the USA.
Congratulations, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth and the rest of the Trump national security team: you boldly took the steps necessary to defend the USA.
Well done.
@NoTaBoT8700@GenFlynn Tell us you have no clue that a Navy achievement medal should be displayed above the armed forces expeditionary medal by defending the picture. Oh wait you did. The medals are not in the proper order of precedence.
@misterseva@GenFlynn Not true, the bottom row starts with the Navy Achievement medal and ends with the national defense service medal. The second row starts with the Armed Forces expeditionary medal. The 3rd row should be on the second row, the medals are out of order inspection failed.
40 Years Ago Today
November 17, 1985
The #Broncos' Dennis Smith blocks a Chargers field goal in overtime, which Louis Wright recovers and begins to return.
The play is nullified, however, as a timeout had been called.
Smith then blocks the field goal AGAIN, and Wright returns it 60 yards for a touchdown and a 30-24 overtime win at Mile High.
#BroncosCountry