@Iwendtster Well, isn’t that a coincidence that these 2TPUSA high school members look just like the two college students Xana Kernodle & Ethan Chapin that were murdered by Bryan Kohberger on 11/13/22. Were they all crisis actors & are now playing a different role on the world stage?
@NicoFvL2 The man in the 1st pic is in my family ancestry book and the other 2 are my parents, Michael & Kathy they look similar to Christian Bale & his wife.
The man in the 1st pic is in my family ancestry book and the other 2 are my parents, Michael & Kathy they look similar to Christian Bale & his wife.
I think we’ve found the moon and mars all in the same place. Could this be way Trump has been bring so much attention to Greenland of the past several months. You believe whatever you want just opening the conversation.
After the courtroom emptied and the sentence was handed down in one of the most disturbing animal cruelty cases he had ever seen, Judge Martin Wallace couldn’t just drive home and pretend the day was over.
Thirty years on the bench had taught him how to separate duty from emotion.
But this case wouldn’t let him go.
The images. The details.
The quiet suffering of a dog named Finn—starved, ignored, treated like something disposable.
Still wearing his robe, Wallace got in his car and drove straight to the city animal shelter.
The staff tried to prepare him. They explained that Finn barely responded to people, that he was extremely weak, fearful, conserving every bit of strength he had left.
The judge still asked to see him.
He knelt in front of the kennel, lowered himself to the dog’s level, and spoke softly. He told Finn that someone had listened. That someone had taken his story seriously.
What happened next silenced everyone.
Finn slowly stood, trembling, and moved toward him. With unsteady steps, the weakened pit bull climbed into the judge’s lap—like he somehow already knew who this man was.
Judge Wallace broke down as Finn gently licked his face. He wrapped his arms around him and whispered words meant only for Finn—words of safety, protection, and home.
From that day on, the judge came back week after week. He sat with Finn, stayed with him through recovery.
And when Finn was finally strong enough for adoption, no one had to ask where he was going.
The papers were signed.
The leash was clipped.
And together they walked out of the shelter—a man and a dog, both marked by what they’d seen, both ready for a new beginning.
Sometimes justice doesn’t end with a verdict.
Sometimes it walks out…
on four legs.
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