Rosalie Gray

I believe in common sense. Hold you/others accountable. Actions speak louder than words. Admit your wrongs, learn from them. Earn your keep, nothing is free.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@RepJayapal no one is above the law. #investigateCongress

[𝚁𝚘𝚜𝚜𝚢 🌹 @RossyPrime]

🚨Rep. Pramila Jayapal says that when they take power, they’re going to dismantle ICE and CBP — and hold ICE agents accountable.

Thoughts?

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@RepTedLieu afraid your next? You are part of fraud committed against the USA. Remember nobody is above the law. #investigateCongress

[Ted Lieu @tedlieu]

This raid on Rep Omar’s home is an outrageous abuse of power by ICE. Rep Omar has been a U.S. citizen for 26 years. She came to the United States as a child, and was legally admitted as a refugee.

Rep Omar will win this case. Rep Omar will not be silenced.

[Ian McKelvey @ian_mckelvey]

When Trump’s home is being raided, and his family is being tracked, it’s “No one is above the law.”

When Ilhan Omar’s house is raided, America is a “fascist police state.”

[C3 @C_3C_3]

“The US government will only do what Somalians in the US tell them to do. They will do what we want and nothing else. They must follow our orders."

- Ilhan Omar

Are you sure about that Ilhan?

Oops!

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

After being judged for my bad teeth aka unable to pay for anything, I stand with @kellyclarkson every single time

[Madi @Madixoxolynn]

We can barely afford food and gas and Kelly is fighting with someone over a $15,000 puppet.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@SenWarren gotta love it? Are you next for fraud? #investigateCongress

[PIC @MikePic36487]

In honor of Columbus Day

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

Didn’t you say NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW? #investigateCongress

[Hakeem Jeffries @RepJeffries]

Statement in connection with the egregious raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@AOC @RepRashida whatcha think….fake or truth?

[Captain Allen @CptAllenHistory]

On this day—October 12, 2000

The Ramallah lynching.

Two Israeli reservists took a wrong turn. Yossi Avrahami, a 38-year-old toy salesman, and Vadim Nurzhitz, a 33-year-old truck driver, were heading to their unit near Beit El in a civilian Ford Escort. They took a wrong turn and ended up in Palestinian Authority-controlled Ramallah.

PA police stopped them, but instead of turning them around, the officers took them to the police station in el-Bireh. Rumors spread that Israelis were being held there, and more than 1,000 Palestinians descended on the station and began calling for their execution.

They stormed the station, found the two Israelis and began beating, stabbing, and mutilating them. Aziz Salha later described entering the room: “We were in a craze to see blood … I saw an Israeli soldier sprawled on the floor … a knife lodged in his back … I removed the knife and stabbed him … I put my hand over his mouth … to strangle him.”

He then walked to the window, hands and shirt soaked in blood, and waved at the baying crowd below. An Italian television crew captured it, and broadcast the images to the world. One of the bodies was thrown from that same window, and the mob immediately started stomping on and beating him. The other man was shot and set on fire. Once they were unrecognizable as humans, the crowd dragged their bodies through the streets to Al-Manara Square for an impromptu celebration.

British photographer Mark Seager arrived in time to see a body being hauled by the feet, lower half on fire, head “a pulp, like a red jelly.” He reached for his camera, but the mob stormed him with punches. They smashed his equipment and shouted, “no picture.” He later wrote: “It was the most horrible thing that I have ever seen and I have reported from Congo, Kosovo, many bad places … There was such hatred … It was murder of the most barbaric kind. When I think about it, I see that man’s head, all smashed. I know that I’ll have nightmares for the rest of my life.”

A Palestinian police officer, Raed Sheikh, later admitted he took an iron pipe into the room and struck one of the still-living Israelis across the body and head. “The soldier began making a grunting noise.”

This was not “resistance.” It was a deliberate, ecstatic, public slaughter of two Israeli men who had taken a wrong turn, carried out in broad daylight by a Palestinian mob.

The image of Salha’s bloody hands became a defining photograph. Salha was later arrested, convicted of murder, sentenced to life, released in the 2011 Gilad Shalit deal, and finally killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza in 2024.

Decades later, Hollywood celebrities and other professional virtue-signalers put on red hand pins. They call it a “ceasefire” symbol. To anyone who lived through October 2000 or who otherwise knows anything about the history of the conflict, those pins are not ambiguous. They are a stylized recreation of the exact gesture a murderer used to show a cheering crowd the blood of the Jews he had just helped butcher. The useful idiots who wear them either do not know, or they do know and have decided the image is aesthetic. Either way, it is a disgrace.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@MarkRuffalo think this is true?

[Captain Allen @CptAllenHistory]

On this day—October 12, 2000

The Ramallah lynching.

Two Israeli reservists took a wrong turn. Yossi Avrahami, a 38-year-old toy salesman, and Vadim Nurzhitz, a 33-year-old truck driver, were heading to their unit near Beit El in a civilian Ford Escort. They took a wrong turn and ended up in Palestinian Authority-controlled Ramallah.

PA police stopped them, but instead of turning them around, the officers took them to the police station in el-Bireh. Rumors spread that Israelis were being held there, and more than 1,000 Palestinians descended on the station and began calling for their execution.

They stormed the station, found the two Israelis and began beating, stabbing, and mutilating them. Aziz Salha later described entering the room: “We were in a craze to see blood … I saw an Israeli soldier sprawled on the floor … a knife lodged in his back … I removed the knife and stabbed him … I put my hand over his mouth … to strangle him.”

He then walked to the window, hands and shirt soaked in blood, and waved at the baying crowd below. An Italian television crew captured it, and broadcast the images to the world. One of the bodies was thrown from that same window, and the mob immediately started stomping on and beating him. The other man was shot and set on fire. Once they were unrecognizable as humans, the crowd dragged their bodies through the streets to Al-Manara Square for an impromptu celebration.

British photographer Mark Seager arrived in time to see a body being hauled by the feet, lower half on fire, head “a pulp, like a red jelly.” He reached for his camera, but the mob stormed him with punches. They smashed his equipment and shouted, “no picture.” He later wrote: “It was the most horrible thing that I have ever seen and I have reported from Congo, Kosovo, many bad places … There was such hatred … It was murder of the most barbaric kind. When I think about it, I see that man’s head, all smashed. I know that I’ll have nightmares for the rest of my life.”

A Palestinian police officer, Raed Sheikh, later admitted he took an iron pipe into the room and struck one of the still-living Israelis across the body and head. “The soldier began making a grunting noise.”

This was not “resistance.” It was a deliberate, ecstatic, public slaughter of two Israeli men who had taken a wrong turn, carried out in broad daylight by a Palestinian mob.

The image of Salha’s bloody hands became a defining photograph. Salha was later arrested, convicted of murder, sentenced to life, released in the 2011 Gilad Shalit deal, and finally killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza in 2024.

Decades later, Hollywood celebrities and other professional virtue-signalers put on red hand pins. They call it a “ceasefire” symbol. To anyone who lived through October 2000 or who otherwise knows anything about the history of the conflict, those pins are not ambiguous. They are a stylized recreation of the exact gesture a murderer used to show a cheering crowd the blood of the Jews he had just helped butcher. The useful idiots who wear them either do not know, or they do know and have decided the image is aesthetic. Either way, it is a disgrace.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@AOC @RepAOC STANDS WITH CABAL TO FLEECE THE USA. Why is it ok to raid President but not Congress? Don’t you owe explanation of you INCREASING WEALTH WHILE ELECTED? COL should eat up your paycheck how come your assets increased tenfold? #raidinvestigateCONGRESSfraud

[Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez @RepAOC]

For years, the Trump admin has launched slanderous attacks against Rep. Omar. This morning, the administration sent federal officials to raid her home.

We cannot and will not accept this unprecedented abuse of power. I stand with @Ilhan.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

So you’re ok with President Trump being raided? I cannot find any msg of YOU OPPOSING HOW COME? FYI her allegiance is to Somalia not USA. She has proven this repeatedly. Are you part of the cabal to FLEECE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE? @RepKhanna

[Ro Khanna @RoKhanna]

The Trump administration just raided the home of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

It is disturbing that they are targeting political opponents in this way.

Any decent American needs to stand up and speak out.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

Awe any member of our government who pledges allegiance to foreign countries should be investigated….are you next? @RepRashida

[Rashida Tlaib @RashidaTlaib]

DHS raiding a member of congress's home is exactly what a fascist police state does.

This president should not be able to weaponize the federal government against political enemies.

I stand with Ilhan.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@hereinthegheto @PopTingz …bed. I told them yes but now I will find someone else. No review or I would have. Yes my teeth are rotten, I am saving to pay cash up front. Yes I have put aside more than enough for bed. I have a pulled muscle 💪 or I would do it.Thank you @kellyclarkson

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@hereinthegheto @PopTingz 1)I am not famous nor wealthy. 62wf, have genetically bad teeth. Saving for dental implants. Severe PTSD of incompetent dentist. Was asking for quote to enlarge a flowerbed. Everything changed when I forgot to cover my mouth. Asked if I’m certain I can afford cost of flower…

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@HillaryClinton

[Kentucky Girl @Kentuckygirl1]

Hillary Clinton wants to lecture America about dignity.

On Oct. 9 she called the public execution of Nidal Hasan, the jihadist who killed 13 people at Fort Hood while yelling "Allahu Akbar," a "barbaric idea, beneath our dignity as a country."

Then she turned off her replies. Of course.

Smart move, because the receipts are long:

🧾 Gaddafi. When Gaddafi was dragged from a drain pipe and killed by a mob in 2011, she laughed on camera: "We came, we saw, he died."

🧾 Benghazi. Four Americans dead, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. Requests for more security went to her State Department and were turned down. Her answer to Congress: "What difference, at this point, does it make?"

🧾 The server. She ran official business on a private email server in her basement. About 33,000 emails were deleted, the server was scrubbed with BleachBit, and the FBI says some devices were smashed with a hammer. The FBI director called her "extremely careless." Asked if she wiped the server: "What, like with a cloth?"

🧾 Uranium One. Her State Department was one of the agencies that signed off on Russia's state nuclear company taking control of about 20% of America's uranium production capacity. Meanwhile, millions flowed to the Clinton Foundation from people tied to the deal, and Bill got $500,000 for one speech in Moscow.

🧾 Haiti. After the 2010 earthquake, Bill co-chaired the recovery commission and billions were pledged. The promised jobs and homes largely never came. Haitians protested outside the Clinton Foundation. And her brother Tony Rodham somehow landed a rare gold mining permit in Haiti.

🧾 The Foundation. Foreign governments gave millions to the Clinton Foundation while she was Secretary of State.

🧾 The plea deal. In 1975 she defended a man accused of the SA of a 12-year-old girl. She challenged the child's credibility in court filings, got him a plea deal, and was later recorded laughing about the case.

🧾 Bill's accusers. When women came forward about Bill, she stood at the center of the effort to discredit them. Her own friend's private papers quote her calling Monica Lewinsky a "narcissistic loony toon."

🧾 Steel dossier. Her campaign and the DNC paid for the Steele dossier through their law firm, then got fined by the FEC for hiding it in their reports.

🧾 Deplorables. She called half of Trump's voters a "basket of deplorables."

🧾 Trading. And way back when, she turned $1,000 into nearly $100,000 trading cattle futures in under a year. Must be nice.

That's the moral authority telling you a firing squad for a mass-murdering terrorist is beneath us.

No, Killary. You don't get to talk about dignity.

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@ICEgov can you make a stop in Abilene Tx actually Shackleford County Data Center entrance. The accidents include death, severe injuries and property damage due to unsafe driving practices including the massive rv park for “workers”

[STORM NEWS 📰🗞️ @storm1news]

MAKE HIM FAMOUS

ILLEGAL in Houston Texas calls Donald Trump “a b*tch” over mass deportations

He taunts Donald Trump and ICE daring Trump to deport them, tells Trump “Come get it b*tch”

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@ICEgov

[STORM NEWS 📰🗞️ @storm1news]

MAKE HIM FAMOUS

ILLEGAL in Houston Texas calls Donald Trump “a b*tch” over mass deportations

He taunts Donald Trump and ICE daring Trump to deport them, tells Trump “Come get it b*tch”

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

Hey #carpetbagger aka @RepJasmine quit race-baiting tell the entire truth. @RepBrandonGill can ya check her publicly so her leaving office will be about how she and her homies lie by omission please

[American AF 🇺🇸 @iAnonPatriot]

Jasmine Crockett is now telling people that Black Americans are the strongest people in America because they overcame slavery and Jim Crow, and that they all come from kings and queens in Africa..

Funny how she always skips the part where about 360,000 Union soldiers dled in the Civil War to end slavery, the vast majority of them white farm boys who never owned a slave in their lives. On top of that, nearly 1,600 British sailors dled chasing down slave ships off the coast of Africa, and that navy FREED about 150,000 Africans before they ever made it across the ocean.

Here's the part that makes liberals FURIOUS… The Republican Party was literally founded to stop slavery from spreading, and it was Republicans who pushed through the 13th Amendment.

As for those "kings and queens" in Africa she brags about, many of them were the ones running the slave trade. The kingdom of Dahomey alone sold nearly 800,000 captives to slave ships in just 80 years, and its kings got rich raiding their neighbors and selling them..

Imagine BRAGGING about royal African ancestors when those same royals were the ones selling people to slave ships.. lmao

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

lol @SecRubio omg I love it, just means your supported and doing a damn good job 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[PIC @MikePic36487]

Let’s keep this rolling.
Marco is a beast!

[Rosalie Gray @RosalieGray]

@jrpsaki do you remember this? YOU NEVER APOLOGIZED FOR LIES TOLD

[Wiki Leaks 1.0 @WikiLeaksQ]

🚨 JEN PSAKI IN 2021: “I can absolutely ASSURE you that no one is coming into the United States of America who has not been through a THOROUGH screening and background check process.”