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Next time someone tells you America was NOT founded on Christian principles, send them this 6 minute video of Charlie Kirk explaining that, in fact, America indeed WAS!
The Holy Spirit was alive and moving through Charlie and that made the devil and his minions SCARED!
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Wow, wow and wow again…
Frightening news for Texas…
Tony Seruga reports that the entire state of Texas has been captured by the cartels, and that they were given the option of “Lead or Gold” which explains why Texas will now be a Sanctuary State commencing January. This includes their newly elected Senator, James Talerico, who is also on the payroll of the Narco Cartels.
“Pretty much every Texas Democrat who won in the midterms is on the payroll of the cartels, from the governor to the lieutenant governor to the attorney general, Comptroller, Land Commissioner, Agriculture Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, multiple seats on the Texas Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals; they flipped the Texas House and even elected a U.S. Senator, etc.”
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I cannot go to Iran, Afghanistan, Egypt, Yemen, or Bahrain & demand a church, a Bible, the right to worship as I choose, a college education, the freedom to walk around without a male guardian, food prepared only for me, streets renamed after my founding fathers & presidents, a Christian-only community, or the right to build a church wherever I want. I’d be in jail by breakfast.
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I pray that President Trump and his team are on this. TEXAS IS NOT A BLUE STATE.
I don't GIVE A SHIT what anyone says. TEXAS IS NOT BLUE and no STOLEN ELECTION will make that true.
INVESTIGATE WHAT HAPPENED.
NOT just TEXAS. 20 other states had the same results as TEXAS.
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Every single one of Texas’s 254 counties went left from 2024 race.
Not most of them
Not almost all of them
EVERY... SINGLE... ONE...
ALL 254!!!
Nobody on this planet will ever get me to believe that actually happened!!
Investigate!! DO NOT CERTIFY!!!
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On December 9, 1972, at Texas Stadium, Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders stood on the field during a game against the Washington Redskins and held the Confederate battle flag.
The scene was photographed for Sports Illustrated. In the early Cowboys Cheerleaders uniform of white cowboy hat, fringed top, and boots, she displays the all-American flag that is a familiar part of Southern public life.
That flag was designed by Americans, for Americans, on American soil. It emerged as a battlefield marker for Southern forces defending their states and homes against what they saw as federal overreach. It has long stood for the willingness to resist overwhelming odds in defense of home, family, and local self-government; for independence from centralized authority; and for the right of a people to keep their own culture and heritage.
In the 1970s it appeared routinely at Southern schools, games, yearbooks, and stadiums as a mark of regional identity.
The Confederate flag is a historically accurate choice for Dallas and regions across America. Dallas itself was founded by John Neely Bryan in 1841 who laid out the town. When war came he enlisted in the 18th Texas Cavalry and served until late 1862, when age and health forced his discharge.
Dallas, a city whose founder was a Confederate soldier is a fitting place for the battle flag to appear at a football game a century later. Texas Stadium in 1972 simply continued a local tradition.
If genuine diversity of heritage is valued, Southern symbols belong in Southern places. The flag’s presence at Cowboys games and on campuses reflected the identity of the people who lived there. By contrast, many leftists today fly foreign flags with no connection to the American founding or constitutional order—flags often tied to movements that reject limited government and local self-determination.
The Confederate battle flag remains an American artifact, created by Americans in America. It belongs in the historical landscape of the South, including its stadiums and schools, as a statement of regional identity and the long American tradition of resistance to centralized power.
This 1972 photograph records a time when that understanding still held. The cheerleader on the Texas Stadium turf was participating in the ordinary visual language of a Southern team in a Southern city. The flag she held continues to represent the courage to defend home and principle, and the insistence that local people retain the right to their own culture and memory -RJ.
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What an interesting read...........
On Jeopardy the other night, the final question asked: “How many steps does the guard take during his walk across the Tomb of the Unknown?”
All three contestants missed it.
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
1. How many steps does the guard take during his walk across the Tomb and why?
He takes 21 steps — symbolizing the 21-gun salute, the highest military and foreign tribute.
2. How long does he pause before turning to walk back and why?
He waits 21 seconds, again in honor of the same tradition.
3. Why are his gloves damp?
They are lightly moistened to ensure he never loses his grip on his rifle.
4. Does he keep his rifle on the same shoulder, and if not, why?
He always carries it on the shoulder farthest from the Tomb. After each crossing, he performs an about-face and moves it to the outside shoulder.
5. How often are the guards changed?
Every 30 minutes, 24/7, 365 days a year.
6. What are the physical requirements for a Tomb Guard?
Applicants must be between 5'10" and 6'2" and have a waist no larger than 30".
Other expectations of the Guard:
They devote two years to the Tomb, live in the barracks beneath it, and must refrain from drinking alcohol on or off duty for the rest of their lives.
They can never swear in public or dishonor the uniform or the Tomb.
After two years, they earn a wreath pin signifying their service — fewer than 400 are currently worn.
If they violate the code, they must relinquish the pin.
Their shoes have thick soles to protect against extreme temperatures and metal heel plates that create the crisp click when they halt.
Uniforms must have zero wrinkles or lint and are inspected in a full-length mirror.
For the first six months, guards do not speak to anyone and do not watch television.
Their off-duty time is spent studying the 175 notable individuals buried at Arlington National Cemetery, memorizing who they are and where they rest.
Among them: President Taft, Joe E. Lewis, and Audie Murphy, the most decorated WWII soldier.
Every guard spends five hours daily preparing their uniform.
ETERNAL REST GRANT THEM, O LORD, AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM.
When Hurricane Isabel approached Washington, D.C. in 2003, Congress shut down for two days. The guards were offered permission to suspend duty due to danger.
They replied: “No way, Sir!”
Drenched and marching through the storm, they insisted that guarding the Tomb is the highest honor, not just a task.
The Tomb has been continuously guarded — day and night — since 1930.
God Bless and Keep Them
I don’t often encourage sharing posts, but I would be honored if this one reached as many people as possible. We should always feel proud of the men and women who serve, wherever they are stationed.
Duty – Honor – Country
IN GOD WE TRUST — with Herbert F Wieland.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Some claims in this post are inaccurate. The Society of the Honor Guard says the Tomb has been guarded since 1937, the guard changes hourly in winter, sentinels can drink off duty, and there is no lifetime ban on alcohol or swearing.
tombguard.org/society/faq leadstories.com/hoax-alert/202…
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🔻 EVERY HOSPITAL IN AMERICA JUST RECEIVED A SEALED ENVELOPE FROM THE DOD.
Monday morning. 9:00 AM sharp. Every hospital administrator in the United States — all 6,129 of them — received a hand-delivered envelope marked "DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE — MEDICAL DIRECTIVE 2026-04 — EYES ONLY."
Not emailed. Not faxed. Hand-delivered. By uniformed military personnel who waited in the lobby until the administrator signed for it personally.
No hospital has publicly disclosed what's inside. But four administrators broke silence on an encrypted forum within hours. Their posts were identical in tone: "Everything is about to change."
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The directive is 11 pages. The first page contains a single instruction: "Effective immediately, all pharmaceutical procurement contracts with the following entities are suspended pending federal review."
The list contains 31 companies. Every major pharmaceutical manufacturer on Earth. Pfizer. Moderna. Johnson & Johnson. Merck. AstraZeneca. Novartis. Roche. All of them.
Suspended. Not renegotiated. Not amended. Suspended.
Page two introduces the replacement: a new federal medical supply chain operating under military logistics command. The supplies aren't coming from pharmaceutical labs. They're coming from facilities that have been operating under DOD classification since 2021.
Facilities that produce frequency-based healing devices. Bio-regenerative compounds. Cellular restoration technology. Equipment that hospital staff have never seen, never trained on, and never knew existed.
Pages three through eight are training protocols. Every doctor. Every nurse. Every technician. Mandatory 72-hour certification in what the directive calls "Quantum Medical Systems."
Not optional. Not voluntary. Mandatory.
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Page nine is the one that made administrators go silent.
It states that all patient billing through private insurance carriers will be "phased to zero" over 90 days. No more copays. No more deductibles. No more $47 aspirin tablets. No more $300,000 cancer treatments that don't cure cancer.
The funding model shifts entirely to the QFS medical allocation — a pre-funded, asset-backed account assigned to every citizen at birth. An account you were never told about. An account that has been accumulating value since the day your birth certificate was filed.
Your birth certificate wasn't just a record. It was a bond. Traded on the stock market. Valued in the millions. The profits went to the corporation that owned the system.
That corporation no longer owns the system.
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The 90-day countdown has begun. By July, the hospital you walk into will not look like the hospital you remember. The pills will be gone. The machines will be different. The bill will be zero.
They kept you sick because healthy people don't generate revenue. That business model just received its termination notice. Hand-delivered.
CODE: DOD-MED-2026 / 6129-HOSPITALS / PHARMA-SUSPENDED / QFS-HEALTH
The sickcare system is dead. The healthcare system just arrived.
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Every person you know needs to see this. Forward it now.
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Just a few months ago, Islamic terrorists massacred an entire Christian community in Congo. Over 60 people slaughtered in an hour.
Thousands of Christians are slaughtered in Congo and the world remains silent. Thousands more Christians are slaughtered in Nigeria, Ethiopia and other parts of North and Central Africa, and the media say nothing.
The Pope continues to tell the world how Muslims are your friends and brothers while priests and community leaders cry over rivers of blood those “friends and brothers” leave in their path to wiping out non Muslims from existence.
We’re living in dark times. Possibly the darkest in memory. Because it isn’t just that these atrocities are happening in such frequency, but that half the non Muslim world seems to defend those perpetrating the mass killings.
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The Bushes never were for Texas. It was about power and the family dynasty.
Ken Paxton has smashed the Bush dynasty in Texas and defeated their vengeful retribution attempts.
This shouldn’t surprise anybody.
Paxton is singlehandedly killing the Bush dynasty in Texas and he’s been doing it as AG for years.
That’s why the Bush family launched a phony impeachment of Paxton in the Texas House. The Texas Senate acquitted him of all charges.
That’s why the Bush family supported Cornyn, who Paxton crushed in the primary and it’s why Bush crony Karl Rove is supporting Talafreako by constantly bashing Paxton, while ignoring Talafreako’s radical leftwing views that go against most Texans.
The Bush family will support anybody but Paxton.
They never cared about Texas.
They have ALWAYS only cared about themselves.
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Replying to @GregAbbott_TX
@GregAbbott_TX Today is October 14th 2026 & Texans are still without a special session. Meanwhile, Muslims continue to pray in parks while bringing their prayer mats, harass residents who are walking their dogs, running for office without an allegiance to our country & calling for jihad.
This is day 89
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🚨More bad news for traitorous Arizona Senator Mark Kelly.
🔗 t.me/+w2RPvwHALKlhNmE0
Not only did the Air Force revoke his pension after his dishonorable discharge, but they also sent him a bill for overpayment for the eleven years he collected.
"The bust in rank was retroactive," said Lieutenant Colonel Malcom Reynolds of Air Force Central Command. "That means he was overpaid. He can either pay it back in full or over time with interest."
Col. Reynolds says Kelly owes the Air Force a little over $100,000.
"Sedition has its consequences."
Follow @mcafeenew for more drops.
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You wanna know what kind of crappy people some Democrats have become?
Here’s a perfect example. Susan Dell and her husband have committed BILLIONS of dollars to helping American children. BILLIONS! Money that could change lives, help struggling families, and give kids a better future.
You’d think everybody could celebrate that, right? But what are some of these miserable people doing instead? ATTACKING HER LOOKS! They’re digging up pictures from thirty years ago and making fun of how she’s aged. These are the same people who lecture everybody about kindness, compassion, body positivity, and not judging women by their appearance? What happened to all that? Does body positivity only apply to Democrats? Is it suddenly acceptable to ridicule a woman’s appearance because you don’t like her politics?
Apparently, compassion now comes with a voter registration card. She is helping children. Kids who couldn’t care less whether somebody is Republican or Democrat. But these hateful liberal/democrat creatures are so consumed with political hatred they can’t even bring themselves to say THANK YOU.
Susan Dell is spending her life trying to make the world a better place. Her critics are just getting uglier. And I’m not talking about their faces.
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“Some people did something.”
— Ilhan Omar on 9/11
“Some agents did something.”
— HSI at her house today 😎
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🔥🚨 THEY CENSORED THIS AND TRIED TO BURY IT 🚨🔥
Judge Merchan FORCED President Trump to DELETE this post… then slapped him with a $9,000 fine.
They were TERRIFIED of this getting out.
👇 THIS is what they didn’t want you to see 👇
[Image of Trump’s post + Stormy Daniels’ 2018 statement denying the affair ever happened]
Stormy Daniels herself signed a statement saying the affair NEVER HAPPENED.
Not because of hush money.
Because it never happened.
They gagged Trump.
They forced the deletion.
They hit him with a fine.
And the media stayed silent.
Why?
Because this blows up the entire narrative they used to convict him.
They don’t want this circulated.
They never did.
Share this before they try to scrub it again. 🔥
What else are they hiding? 👀
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Happy Sober Sunday!
People ask what changed for me in recovery. It wasn't willpower or hitting rock bottom, it was deciding my kids deserved better AND that I deserved better.
1614 days and counting!
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🚨 Nick Shirley uncovers an adult day care in Flushing, Queens with 7,000 phantom members.
Nick: “This public document says you have 7,899 members.”
Employee: “No, we don’t have 7,000 members.”
Nick: “So you’re overbilling then? You’re getting paid $1,600 per patient — that’s how you got $12.9 million in 2024.”
Employee: “Please leave.”
American taxpayer dollars at work.


























