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[meadowsrq @meadowsmarsh]

@Kevin_McKernan The best comment ever

[Brian Hooker, PhD @BrianHookerPhD]

Our loss is heaven's gain... I'm so thankful to have known Trish Neuenschwander. She was a tireless warrior for all of our children and always had a big smile on her face! Here I am with Trish and Neu (Dr. James Neuenschwander) at the Lansing Michigan Health Freedom Rally in 2021. @ChildrensHD @chdtvlive @newstart_2024 @Paul__Rasmussen @HeatherRay73049 @maryhollandnyc

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

This has to go to the Supreme Court.

[meadowsrq @meadowsmarsh]

@katiewr31413491 @NIH Yes insultingly dumb studies is a good way to put it

[katie wright @katiewr31413491]

A laughable misrepresentation! 🙄🙄🙄🙄 @NIH cut the 100s of insultingly dumb studies on “gender ID & lived experiences w/ trans autism pregnancies,” & “Climate change & autism.” 👍👍👍 Thrilled w/ these cuts & No progress lost, b/c none 2 lose!!! https://t.co/HaJ0m1e26E

[Lauren Chen @TheLaurenChen]

There is no judge, jury, or prosecutor in America who would charge a black person with a crime for calling a white person a slur

Not only is this a huge 1st Amendment violation, it's a blatant anti-white double standard

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Only white people like Shiloh Hendrix get prosecuted for disturbing the peace.

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

She was only twenty-seven years old. In the final minutes of her life, she did not ask her family to comfort her.

Instead, Honor Elizabeth Wainio used her last phone call to prepare them for a grief she knew she would never have to carry.

Everyone knew her as Lizz.

Just days before September 11, 2001, she had returned from the trip she had always dreamed about.

She celebrated a friend's wedding in Florence.

She walked the streets of Paris.

She even lit a candle in a church for her grandmother.

Lizz once told her mother that seeing Paris would make her life complete.

She believed the rest of her life was still ahead of her.

At just 27, she was already a successful district manager for Discovery Channel Stores, overseeing locations across New York and New Jersey.

Friends remembered her as energetic.

Organized.

Full of warmth.

On the morning of September 11, she boarded United Airlines Flight 93 in Newark, bound for San Francisco.

There were forty passengers and crew on board.

Along with four hijackers.

At 9:28 a.m., the hijackers stormed the cockpit.

The plane plunged suddenly.

Passengers were thrown toward the back.

Then the phone calls began.

One by one, they learned the truth.

The World Trade Center had been attacked.

The Pentagon had been hit.

Their flight wasn't headed for negotiations.

It had become another weapon.

At 9:53, Lizz called her stepmother, Esther Heymann, using an Airfone.

Her voice was calm.

She spoke about the people she loved.

She tried to comfort Esther instead of asking for comfort herself.

She even said what was happening would be much harder for her family than it would be for her.

Then she quietly added that she was going to be with her grandmother.

The conversation lasted about four and a half minutes.

Near the end, she heard passengers gathering.

They were preparing to fight back.

"I have to go," she said.

"They're breaking into the cockpit. I love you."

At 9:57, the passengers and crew launched their courageous counterattack.

They knew exactly what failure would mean.

Six minutes later, at 10:03, Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

Everyone on board was killed.

Investigators later concluded the hijackers were likely heading for the U.S. Capitol.

The passengers never let them get there.

Today, forty wind chimes stand at the Flight 93 National Memorial.

One for every passenger and crew member.

One for every life.

Lizz had dreams.

She had people waiting for her.

She had a future.

But even when everything else was taken away, her compassion remained untouched.

In her final moments, courage didn't sound like fearlessness.

It sounded like love.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Two-tiered legal system remains the biggest threat to freedom in the West. Can't lose in 2028, or for that matter, 2026.

[meadowsrq @meadowsmarsh]

@AgeofAutism @NBC10 When I need to remind myself that God said “Vengeance is mine; I will repay” and that’s a promise

[Age of Autism @AgeofAutism]

We are on this. These are our children!!!! Where is our "flag?" Our protests at the "ICE" cold vicious treatment??? I go back to the Wally Cryan days in RI. We are crying. Now we act.

Every staff - https://t.co/bLT8F7h2oQ

CEO mailto:[email protected]

Dir of Training who shouldn't be training stray dogs mailto:[email protected]

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

This lad playing bagpipes over the Muslim call to prayer is exactly how you preserve your culture.

Stand unapologetically for your own heritage.
Never allow Islam to erase generations of your history and identity.

[ErikDPrince @realErikDPrince]

Root canal the entire Communist apparatus.

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

If you want to know why the Senate hates the SAVE America Act, it’s because senators are lazy and have zero interest in doing actual work.

They believe the Senate, and their own voters, exist to serve them. This is why they never work and never accomplish anything. A three-day work week is almost unconscionable; asking them to work five days in a row is literal torture.

The Senate is a social club that allows them to travel around the world for free and to allow their spouses to buy all kinds of exotic foreign goods and bring them back without declaring them or paying taxes on them.

And when voters start to sniff this out and get sick of it, these senators accuse the tiny handful of people in government doing actual work of being AWOL.

[Shannonnn sharpes Burner (PARODY Account) @shannonsharpeee]

Some guy tried attacking this street performer in Las Vegas and ended up tearing his acl

The street performer clowned the guy by making a song about him while the paramedics were there 😂😂😂

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Democrats and their media propagandists are all panicking tonight. Haven't seen them like this all year. The 2020 election is the Skelton key.

[Ryan Cole MD @DoctorCole]

This!

[Adam Townsend @adamscrabble]

Welcome to Hell

[meadowsrq @meadowsmarsh]

@molsjames But I can never find an ICD code that accurately describes what symptoms my patients are experiencing, yet if they are struck by a duck, no prob

[ErikDPrince @realErikDPrince]

Cowardice in the conduct of your job is unacceptable. You're clearly not worthy to serve. Your weakness is an embarrassment to every female law enforcement officer who wears body armor daily. Resign and return to private practice where no one will scare you.
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