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Showing my age here, but all of them. Anyone else?
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Imagine you serve abroad and come home to a Socialist hell hole ?? 11/03 ... do your duty VOTE RED !! Red Friday is a grassroots tradition observed primarily in the United States to honor and support American military service members who are deployed overseas. The core practice is simple: people wear red clothing (often a red shirt) every Friday. The color is used as a visual reminder and acronym for “Remember Everyone Deployed.” Participants—military families, veterans, friends, and civilians—wear red as a quiet show of solidarity so that those serving far from home, and the families waiting for them, know they are not forgotten. The custom is not an official military program. It grew organically within military communities, especially among Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force, and National Guard families. It gained wider visibility through social media, military spouse networks, and local “Red Shirt Friday” groups. Some versions of the message also include a short poem or statement that begins with the line “I wear red on Fridays to remember everyone deployed…” and ends with a promise to keep wearing red until all service members return home. Beyond the clothing, the tradition serves several practical and emotional purposes: It keeps deployed personnel visible in everyday life rather than out of sight and out of mind. It offers a low-key way for communities to show support without requiring formal events or fundraisers. It creates a shared signal that military families can recognize in workplaces, schools, and public spaces. While most strongly associated with U.S. forces, similar “wear red” gestures have occasionally appeared in other countries with deployed troops. The movement remains informal, voluntary, and focused on remembrance rather than politics or protest. In short, Red Friday is a recurring, visible act of memory: one day each week when red clothing becomes a collective reminder that service members are still deployed and that people at home are thinking of them. @USNCG5Rick @3xTrumper @MelissaLand87 @RamboGirl1234 @01Kat2 @TheUsefulTool @Spooks @smith10279 @Edajr1978 @Beth_2727 @TheCyberHouse @nicky8694 @15Bamakimbo @LeighAnnCox @ValerieHer37147 @KellyKilljoyTN @Dreambu49405472 @RudolphR70469 @FloridaFlo2004 @LightOnLiberty @1109Patricia @polkadotrhinno @NoFknTrains13 @Melekatoshee @Submi1Academy @BrendaO00357595 @PecanC8 @itsmelisalynn @rob29310007 @UNCgirl33 @lineman4340 @onlywcex @tikiangels2 @RealPeteBennett @apgumbeaux @WeDoNotKneel
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Beneath the moon, eerie children play, Their hollow eyes steal souls away. They knock on doors, don't let them in— As soon as you answer, nightmares begin.
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Has anyone heard from @BleuWolf248
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Melissa retweeted
QT your spookiness 23 days till Halloween Thank you for the tag @MAGABobbiNY ALL are welcome to join!
QT your spookiness 23 days till Halloween TYFTI @DianaLa39030862 Inviting @brandt_lor23351 @TheCyberHouse @_Ben__Thomas Anyone can join
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Melissa retweeted
Good morning y’all !🇺🇸☕️ It’s Wacky Wednesday so what better way to start than with a joke😀 Y’all have an awesome day!👊🏻
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Baby Goat Snuggles Up With His German Shepherd Best Friend ❣️
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🇺🇸I’m all about the compromise.🇺🇸
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THE UK is NOT a Country.. Its a Socialist lunatic asylum ! Zafer Dogan, 32, of Enfield, north London, was jailed on Thursday for two years and four months for taking thousands of pictures of children and using AI software to "nudify" them But while on Bail he was not locked up/detained at his Majesty's pleasure? Oh NO ! he was not sent to a hostel or another town. After pleading guilty, Zafer Dogan was granted conditional bail back to his own flat in Enfield, north London — the same address from which much of the offending was done. Police say a large share of the 5,000-plus photographs were taken from his bedroom window, which looked onto a children’s playground. The street has not been published, to protect victims’ anonymity. That is the point of the row. The Met and the Crown Prosecution Service opposed bail two or three times after the guilty pleas at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court on 6 August. Courts still let him return to that flat while he waited for sentence at Wood Green Crown Court. He stayed in the community for weeks until he was jailed on 24 September for two years and four months. One family whose child had been photographed was still living nearby. They left and went into distant temporary accommodation so they would not be in the same neighborhood as a man who had already admitted targeting them. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley called the bail decisions “unfathomable” and said they put the offender’s interests ahead of victims’ safety. London’s victims’ commissioner, Andrea Simon, said families were “grossly failed” by sending a convicted image offender back to an address overlooking a playground and close to victims. Prime Minister Andy Burnham later described the decision as “disturbing.” So the alternative to remand was not a neutral address. It was the crime scene itself: his Enfield home, window onto the play area, victims still in the area until they moved. A special mention to some PW here who have members of the Family 3 & 4 years @tikiangels2 @iammichelle777 @Jothedeplorable @TexasTrump2024 @NoboastbutJesus @Beth_2727 @jobling_an99428 @PecanC8 @pr0ud_americans @WenMaMa2 @PSwal807 @ToniLL22 @emma6USA @WeDoNotKneel @RAGINxCAJUN @bamato383 @ColemanSul94355 @baker_girlie @Vzladream @LindaNTx @teo_ultra @GaucheMafia @ECHOVOICES @MikePIMarine @MagaDodger @Robynsmsmh7 @laura_7771 @GoldenWing2022 @William1776_47
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Good morning, y’all 🇺🇸☕️ Big day for college football! Get your chores done and then strap in for a full day of the greatest sport around! Let’s have fun and talk a little trash today in the comments😀
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MIDTERMS ONE CHANCE TO SAVE AMERICA. VOTE RED ! House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries was blindsided and publicly furious after two centrist Democrats crossed the aisle on a rare procedural vote and rescued Republicans’ floor agenda. On Sept. 1, 2026, Reps. Jared Golden of Maine and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington voted with most Republicans for a House “rule,” the measure that sets which bills can come to the floor. Five Republicans had broken ranks, leaving the rule on the brink of failure. The two Democrats supplied the margin in a 210-208 vote. Without them, the House would have stalled. The rule opened the door to a GOP resolution denouncing socialism and the Democratic Socialists of America, plus other Republican messaging bills. It also advanced Golden’s Northeast Lobstermen Protection Act, which he said was the point of his vote. Jeffries told reporters he got no warning. “I didn’t get a heads up. You’ll have to talk to Katherine,” he said, pointing to Whip Katherine Clark. He later called the move “a significant breach of trust.” That night Jeffries, Clark, and Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar issued a joint statement: the pair had “blindsided the entire House Democratic Caucus” and the action “necessitates a serious response.” Leadership sent the matter to the Committee on Caucus Rules. Jeffries would not rule out stripping committee seats. Golden is retiring at the end of the term. Gluesenkamp Perez holds a vulnerable district Donald Trump carried in 2024, which made punishment politically risky weeks before the midterms. Eight Democrats later voted for the anti-socialism resolution itself; Jeffries and most of the caucus voted no. The episode exposed a split between leadership’s demand for unity on procedural votes and two members from Trump-leaning districts who put local bills and campaign positioning first. It also raised questions, still unanswered in public, about how tightly Jeffries could hold the caucus if Democrats won the House in November. @UnsinkableDolly @WeDoNotKneel @Beth_2727 @Marte97044Linda @CrystalSin22064 @ToniLL22 @MelissaLand8 @LindaNTx @vintagereddeb @JLF_FineArt @MeKelleyKelley @Jothedeplorable @Evelyn001d @LeighAnnCox @misjessi28 @NoTucker_real @breezymonce @bp85wildfan @EFaithsc32358 @kate_p45 @NoFknTrains13 @sunshinentan2 @Okieboy63 @cali_beachangel @Coastie69ers @WenMaMa2 @Me1aniaP @candace_lo70387 @RighterThanRigh @Just_Carly_
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Pickax >X … fight me.
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I swear some of you don’t read a fcking word before you reply. I could post: “Good morning. Just found out I have one hour to live.” And I’d still get 100 replies saying: “Good morning!” “Have a great day!” “Hope you have an amazing Tuesday!” 😂😂😂 You saw “Good morning” and that was enough. Didn’t read another fcking word. At least read the friggin post before you tell me to enjoy my last hour.
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Koda, September 2025 and today.
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Melissa retweeted
To all of you bitching and moaning about gas prices, here are a few questions for you... 1. Who shut down off shore drilling? 2. Who shut down Alaska drilling? 3. Who shut down the Keystone pipeline? 4. Who stopped new oil and gas leasing on federal lands 5. Who Cut the pace and size of federal drilling leases 6. Who drained our oil reserves? You hypocritical freaks didn't say a damn thing when Biden did all of that So at this point just STFU!!
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