USMC 21 yrs. MAGA. Nurse (PN). Daniel 2:21. 1A. 2A. USC (SoCal) Alum. CHRISTIAN. Not verified by CHOICE. Israel is here to stay, Jer 31:35-37.

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Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has been a disaster for Colorado. And now, it’s was discovered that personal information for Colorado’s Confidential Voters was exposed online for 11 days. To make matters worse, one of these confidential voters is Michael Allen, a current Colorado District Attorney who is running against Jena Griswold for Attorney General in this November’s election! District Attorney Allen’s data was accessed twice by apparently unknown individuals. Of course, Jena’s office also leaked passwords for voting machines right before the 2024 election. In this video, Brandon looks at this news story and reviews recent articles.
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I feel sick watching this. Norman Finkelstein denying live on air that Israeli women were raped by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023. What a disgusting old piece of shit.
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Tony Buholtz was from Miami, Florida, and became an Army helicopter pilot with A Troop, 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division. He flew the OH-6A Loach, the tiny scout helicopter that went looking for the enemy at low level so the rest of the air cavalry could react. On March 22, 1969, Tony was flying OH-6A 67-16482, call sign Apache White, in Tay Ninh Province when the helicopter was hit by ground fire and crashed. Crew chief SP5 Robert Patrick Ilsley and observer PFC James David Wright Jr. were also killed. Tony was 21 years old. His record included the Silver Star, Bronze Star Medal, Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clusters, and Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster. That is a remarkable combat record for a man who never reached 22. So remember 1LT Tony Lee Buholtz not only for the Loach that went down over Tay Ninh, but for the young man from Miami who climbed into one of the most dangerous helicopters in Vietnam and kept going back up. #TheVietnamWar #AirCavalry #1stCavalryDivision #VietnamVeterans
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NORMAN BOYD STAYTON — A HERO WHO NEVER Norman Boyd Stayton, a U.S. Navy Petty Officer Second Class, serving as a door gunner with HA(L)-3 Seawolves, Detachment 8, in Vietnam. On March 26, 1971, Norman was flying cover for a boat convoy along the Can Gao Canal when a boat carrying 9,000 gallons of jet fuel struck a mine and exploded. Enemy rockets hit the boat, and burning fuel spread across the water. Norman saw a wounded serviceman struggling to escape. He jumped out of his hovering helicopter into the burning canal to save him. Norman was wounded in the leg, but kept going. He reached the wounded man, got a life preserver to him, and used his own body to shield him while trying to get him to safety. After repeatedly being unable to reach the helicopter because of the current, enemy fire and rotor wash, Norman finally got the attention of a river assault craft, which rescued both men. For that action, Petty Officer Second Class Norman B. Stayton was awarded the Navy Cross, our nation's second-highest award for valor in combat. His obituary described him as a humble hero who considered everything he accomplished during his Navy service simply doing his job. Awards: Navy Cross Purple Heart Navy Marine Corps Achievement Medal with Combat V Combat Action Ribbon. Some men don't come home looking for recognition. They just come home and carry what happened with them. Norman never talked about Vietnam. Rest easy, Petty Officer Stayton.
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Personally, I think it's silly, but college football has plenty of silly aspects. That's one reason it's a better product than the NFL for spectators. If the players like it, then so be it. I hope it's a one-off and disappears next season.
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Terrible
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Did you forget about this one, Barack?
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Colmar retweeted
Se revelaron nuevos detalles sobre una de las fotografías más reconocibles y estremecedoras del Holocausto. Un historiador alemán logró identificar al oficial nazi que asesinó a un judío en la imagen conocida como “El último judío de Vínnitsa”. Según la investigación, la fotografía fue tomada en Berdychiv, Ucrania, a unas decenas de kilómetros de Vínnitsa, en julio de 1941. Documenta la ejecución de un judío al borde de una fosa de muerte, mientras detrás de él un oficial de las SS sostiene una pistola preparado para dispararle en la nuca. Al fondo, otros soldados y oficiales de las SS observan con absoluta frialdad. La fotografía en blanco y negro fue tomada, según el investigador, en Berdychiv, una de las ciudades más significativas de la historia del jasidismo. Muchos judíos fueron asesinados allí durante pogromos perpetrados por los rusos después de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Tras ocupar la ciudad en julio de 1941, los alemanes asesinaron a miles. La singularidad de la imagen radica en que los rostros de los asesinos y de quienes participaron en el crimen aparecen claramente identificables. Al fondo aparecen al menos 20 soldados y oficiales de las SS contemplando la escena con tranquilidad. En sus rostros no se percibe conmoción ni repugnancia, como si ya hubieran presenciado antes una escena semejante. Delante de ellos se observa un pequeño montículo formado con la tierra que los propios judíos habían extraído de la fosa de muerte que cavaron para sí mismos. Dentro ya yacen decenas de cuerpos de judíos ejecutados. En el borde, otro judío permanece arrodillado, mirando hacia el horizonte, más allá del fotógrafo. Sabe lo que le espera, pero parece estar ya ausente. Detrás de él se encuentra un oficial nazi con boina y anteojos. Su mano izquierda está detrás de la espalda, introducida en la funda del cinturón. Mantiene las piernas perfectamente separadas y lleva botas lustradas hasta las rodillas. Parece alguien vestido para una celebración. En la mano derecha sostiene una pistola extendida hacia adelante. Un instante después le disparará en la nuca y lo asesinará. La fotografía fue publicada cientos y quizás miles de veces en libros y revistas, pero hasta ahora nada se sabía con certeza sobre ella: ni la identidad del asesino, ni la de la víctima, las demás víctimas, los testigos, el lugar o el momento. Ahora, una revista de ciencia histórica publica la investigación de Jürgen Matthäus, historiador alemán que hasta marzo de este año fue jefe de la División de Investigación del Museo del Holocausto de Washington, aportando los detalles que permiten reconstruir la escena. Según Matthäus, la fotografía fue tomada en una fortaleza cerca de Berdychiv durante las primeras horas de la tarde del 28 de julio de 1941, tres semanas después de la ocupación de la ciudad y pocos días antes de que sus judíos fueran concentrados en un gueto. El tirador era Jakobus Onnen, profesor de inglés, francés y educación física, nacido en 1906 en un pequeño pueblo cercano a la frontera neerlandesa. Onnen se incorporó a las SA, las tropas de asalto nazis, dos años antes de que el partido llegara al poder, y un año después se unió a las SS. Fue destinado a Polonia inmediatamente después del comienzo de la ocupación nazi y, según la investigación, ya había asesinado judíos un mes antes. Onnen y su unidad, integrada por 700 soldados, formaban parte de unidades móviles encargadas de la “limpieza de elementos peligrosos para el Reich en la retaguardia”, mientras el ejército combatía contra la Unión Soviética. Su unidad se destacó por su eficiencia: hasta el otoño de 1942 asesinó a más de 100.000 civiles, hombres, mujeres y niños, en su inmensa mayoría judíos. El propio Hitler visitó la ciudad a comienzos de agosto de 1941 para reconocer la eficiencia de sus soldados. Cuando el Ejército Rojo liberó Berdychiv en enero de 1944, solo quedaban 15 judíos de los 20.000 que vivían allí antes de la ocupación. Onnen murió en combate en 1943. Ynet
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Just look at him. He is happy. Absolutely and totally happy. So imagine you get not 1, not thousand, but millions of these happy guys. So what do we do? It just can't go on and on. We either stop them forever, now, or... Don't want even to think about this "or".
This culture must never be allowed in the West.
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Just pointing out the facts here…
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Reminder that Colorado Republican Representative Rick Taggart voted to put Proposition NN on the ballot Prop NN will permanently eliminate TABOR tax refunds if passed... VOTE NO!
He did it again! Colorado "Republican" Representative Rick Taggart votes for SB26-135 in House Appropriations this morning! He should just change his registration to Democrat! Rep. Taggart voted to TAKE YOUR TABOR TAX REFUND FOREVER! This bill ROBS COLORADO TAXPAYERS of $1 Billion Each Year! Last year, Taggart voted to increase taxes and just last week Taggart voted for HB26-1206 which will allow NEW SALES TAX schemes of "affordable" high-density housing schemes that will be built OUTSIDE of local control!
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23 SEP 1942 — GUADALCANAL Marines attack west of the Matanikau. Three battalions push to break up Japanese assembling on the Lunga flank. The jungle and the river work against them. Col. Oka’s troops stop the advance. Three companies get cut off near Point Cruz. They fight their way back to the beach under destroyer fire from USS Monssen and Coast Guard boats riding in to pull them off. Four days later Signalman Douglas Munro dies using his Higgins boat as a shield so Marines can get out. Only Coast Guard Medal of Honor. Earned saving leathernecks. Not a parade-ground victory. A hard, close fight in the first months of the first American offensive of the Pacific War. They went west anyway. Semper Fidelis. #USMC #Guadalcanal #ThisDayInHistory
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Don’t start wars you can’t win. I stand with Israel.
Israel did this to Gaza 💔
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🇺🇸 GYSGT RYAN JESCHKE — NEVER ABOVE YOU, NEVER BELOW YOU, ALWAYS BESIDE YOU GySgt Ryan Jeschke was a Marine Raider whose life was defined by service, courage, leadership, and sacrifice. Born December 5, 1980, in Arlington, Virginia, Ryan came from a proud military family with Marine Corps roots reaching back through World War I, World War II, and Korea. A gifted athlete and martial artist, Ryan became the Virginia Black Belt Welterweight State Champion at just 17 years old. In 1999, he answered the call and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Ryan served with 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, deploying with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit and participating in the 2003 invasion of Iraq. After leaving active duty, he couldn't stay away from the Corps for long. He returned to active service and went on to complete multiple combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Ryan ultimately became a Marine Special Operations Team Chief with 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, MARSOC. Then, on August 10, 2012, while deployed to Helmand Province, Afghanistan, GySgt Jeschke's life was tragically cut short when an Afghan National Police officer opened fire inside a military outpost. Ryan made the ultimate sacrifice. His courage and service were recognized with the Purple Heart with Gold Star and the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with Combat “V” and three Gold Stars, along with numerous other military decorations. But medals can never fully measure the man.
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Government--both Federal and State--is much too comfortable in the misunderstanding that tolerant citizens will remain so. It continues raising the heat on a sealed pot.
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We know this kind of “help.” Governor Healey wants a health worker in every new family’s home to “make an assessment.” That is not new. That is Soviet Marxist total control with a softer name: the state walks in, looks around, and decides if the family is acceptable. We already lived that in Massachusetts. A CHINS / endangerment case hung over us like a sword of Damocles. The school system bullied and traumatized our daughter and left her with severe early mental-health wounds. It did not protect her. It put the state between parent and child and forced us to leave. We left looking for safety. In California the same machine finished the job. A psychiatrist we trusted called CPS. Financially interested adults took over. Our daughter was pulled into surgeries instead of growing up. First the school. Then the court. Then the home visit. Then the file that never closes. Those Who Speak covered our case: nitter.cf/ThoseWhoSpeakCC/status… If you cover families like this, talk to the parents. Do not let the system tell the story for us.
California is removing kids from parents who refuse to socially/medically transition them, then placing them in state LGBTQ “Glitter” foster homes. That’s not protection. That’s the system overriding families. Parents who’ve lived it call it gender trafficking. @AlyashchenkoX
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Revoke the vaccine cartel's liability shielding NOW⚡️
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It is voluntary, until you refuse. It sounds Stalinist.
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11/ That is the investigation, and only a citizen wide coalition do the job. First Amendment rights, medical privacy and freedom, and parental rights require everyone do their job. @restorethe1st and @standforhealth1 are two good places to start organizing and empowering yourself today. And so, the situation is not (yet): “The government is forcing nurses into your house.” The more important question is: Massachusetts is building a statewide public-health system capable of reaching families shortly after birth. What information follows a participating family into state systems after that visit ends? Read the documents and full investigation here: SUBSTACK sayerji.substack.com/p/massa…
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