🚨 UPDATE: In the face of doxxing and threats, Lindsay Clancy lone holdout juror Michael Desronvil just dropped this beautiful line in front of MILLIONS
"I want to thank God for my Catholic faith. I want to thank God for blessing me with the ability to love my daughter. And I foremost would like to thank everyone that has supported me throughout this difficult situation."
"Your prayers, your emotional support, psychological support, is a tremendous to my heart, that I feel, that I sense, that I know. Thank you." — video obtained by @seanhannity
How could attorney KEVIN REDDINGTON attack this man so viciously?!
He CERTAINLY has better character than the rabid females on that jury who wanted to ACQUIT Clancy on m*rder
Desronvil is a man of God who ruled for law and order. And he's black — and didn't fall in line with how white leftists think. THAT'S what this is about.
Good thing he knows we support him 🙏🏻
A 9-year-old boy was kidnapped outside his Atlanta home and driven around for nearly three hours.
The boy, Willie Myrick, was terrified. He didn’t know where the man was taking him or if he would ever see his family again.
So Willie did the one thing he knew to do. He started singing one of his favorite gospel songs, “Every Praise.”
The kidnapper cursed at him and told him again and again to stop, but Willie kept singing for nearly three hours, repeating the same song over and over until the man finally stopped the car, let him out and drove away.
Willie ran for help and made it home unharmed. He later said he believed God had been with him through the entire ordeal.
When Hezekiah Walker, the gospel singer who wrote “Every Praise,” heard what had happened, he traveled to Atlanta to meet Willie in person.
I can’t imagine how scared that little boy must have been. But in one of the darkest moments of his life, Willie kept singing the words that reminded him he wasn’t alone. He went into that car terrified, but he came out still believing God had been with him every mile of the way.
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jim Copenhaver, who was gravely wounded in the horrific shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Jim endured unimaginable hardship with strength and perseverance.
We join his family and loved ones in mourning his loss and praying for them during this difficult time. May he rest in peace.
JUST IN: I am sad to report that one of the shooting victims at the 2024 Butler Pennsylvania assassination attempt of President Trump has died.
James “Jim” Copenhaver of Moon Township, Pennsylvania, has died at 76. Jim was one of the two spectators seriously wounded in the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler.
Copenhaver was shot twice, once in the left arm and once in the abdomen, while seated in the bleachers. He underwent multiple surgeries for a transected colon, abdominal injuries, and related complications. Bullet fragments remained in his body, and he lived the rest of his life with permanent injuries.
He survived the attack that killed firefighter Corey Comperatore and grazed Trump. In the years that followed he continued treatment, later joined a lawsuit alleging Secret Service failures at the rally, and wrote the foreword to a book about the shooting in which he reflected on how he would be remembered.
He is now the second fatality connected to that day.
Rest in peace Jim.🙏❤️
Noah’s Ark resting place is reportedly “100% confirmed” after 4,300 years, following the discovery of an astonishing “man-made” structure buried deep underground, per Daily Mail.
Noah's Ark resting place '100% confirmed' after 4,300 years as astonishing 'man-made' structure is detected buried deep underground https://t.co/iiTKRNuyyE
🚨INCREDIBLE: During a multi-vehicle collision on the Route 90 bridge in Ocean City, Maryland, a 2-year-old girl was ejected from a pickup truck, falling nearly 30 feet into the Assawoman Bay below.
Jonathan Bauer, who was driving across the bridge with his teenage daughter when the crash occurred, rushed over to inspect the wreckage. Looking down into the water, he saw the toddler floating face down and becoming unresponsive.
Without hesitation, Bauer instructed his daughter to flag down first responders, removed his shoes, and leapt off the bridge into the bay. He swam to the little girl, lifted her onto his shoulder, and patted her back until she coughed up water and began breathing again.
A passing pontoon boat quickly navigated toward them, pulling both Bauer and the toddler out of the water and transporting them to shore, where emergency personnel were waiting. The child was airlifted to a regional medical center for evaluation and released the following day in good condition.
Bauer was later honored by local law enforcement and civic leaders for his decisive actions and selflessness.
After Hillary Clinton was chucked in the back of a van on 9/11 like a sack of potatoes— ABC News reported that she was dead
They apologized later… lol
ABC
https://t.co/aa7bdq4Pj8
Supervisor of the Hotel Hillary stayed in
https://t.co/SKDxMfXkva
Michael Hingson was on the 78th floor of the North Tower on September 11, 2001.
He has been blind since birth.
His guide dog, Roselle, was under his desk when the plane hit.
The building lurched.
Smoke filled the offices.
People shouted.
Roselle stood, calm, and waited for the harness.
They went into Stairwell B and started down. Seventy-eight floors.
Firefighters passed them going up.
Jet fuel burned in the air.
A woman stopped, too afraid to keep walking.
Hingson talked her forward.
Roselle never pulled away, never panicked, never stopped.
They reached the lobby and then the street.
Minutes later the South Tower fell and a wall of dust rolled over them.
Roselle kept leading.
Hingson lived.
Roselle lived.
They walked out of a building that would not be standing an hour later.
He has spent the years since telling the story not as a miracle of sight, but as a story of trust: a man who could not see the stairs, and a dog who did not need to be told that the only way out was down.
Remember Michael Hingson.
Remember Roselle.
Remember everyone who started down those stairs and never reached the street.
Who is this hero I photographed walking out of the 9/11 twin towers rubble? He was on the West Side Highway covered in dust, after working on the site all day. I've had this photo for 25 years. Happy to send it to him.