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Ooh we can post more photos now? YESSSSS
Here’s some paleoart I did of different Dromaeosaurids and Unenlagiids from this year.
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I am yet again calling for America to offer asylum to all FVEY special forces veterans
Exclusive:
SAS soldiers are reluctant to carry out missions where they may have to “shoot people” over fears they will be accused of war crimes, senior serving officers have told The Telegraph.
Special Forces officers said that the ongoing Afghanistan inquiry into the elite unit had left its troops concerned about going on operations that might require lethal force.
There have been no outright refusals within the SAS to go on high-risk missions.
However, a number of serving members are said to be “less inclined” to volunteer for roles that involve dangerous operations, should they later be investigated for their conduct.
I asked what kind of missions that included and was told: “Jobs where you might end up shooting people.”
It is highly unusual for current SAS officers to talk to the press, even anonymously.
Their intervention highlights concern within the service that its effectiveness risks being blunted.
I think this message is key: The SAS source said lawfare was “a contributing factor in the motivations of those who are leaving, or choosing not to extend”.
This was concerning, they said, because the military risked losing talented special forces officers, who could earn “excellent” promotions if they stayed, but would potentially leave for careers where they felt more valued.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
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On November 11, 1918, the guns of World War I fell silent.
For nearly 2 million American Soldiers still in France, the fighting was finally over.
But their journey home would help shape a tradition that continues more than a century later: Veterans Day. (1/6)🧵
ALT A black-and-white, vintage street-level photograph shows a dense crowd of men and women wearing hats. One man in military uniform stands near the center, raising a hat in celebration. The background features buildings and a street scene.
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Mère, voici vos fils et leur immense armée. Qu’ils ne soient pas jugés sur leur seule misère. Que Dieu mette avec eux un peu de cette terre qui les a tant perdus et qu’ils ont tant aimée.
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Day 10 of Thanksgiving Month
I am thankful for the men and women in our armed forces. You give up holidays and birthdays with your families to protect our freedoms, and also must weigh the emotional toll of what comes from military combat. May the Lord keep you safe always
Subversive anti-American rhetoric. You are either an American or not. Which one is it, sir?
You’re proving that immigrants and their descendants, will always be loyal to their ancestral homeland and their kin. And that Assimilation is a myth.
I’m the grandson of an immigrant who came to America from Jalisco Mexico.
He changed the way we pronounced our family name.
Over time, the culture disappeared. The language evaporated. The stories were forgotten.
No immigrant should have to feel like they need to lose their culture in order to become more American.
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Does anyone know where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours? 🫡✝️🇺🇸
Cheers to the men of the Fitz! 🍺
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Personally, I’m all in favor of bringing these back. It’ll definitely bring moral up for the Joes working
Personally, I’m all in favor of bringing these back. It’ll definitely bring moral up for the Joes working
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51 years ago, 29 brave US Merchant Mariners lost their lives when the SS Edmund Fitzgerald was lost at sea upon Lake Superior.
“They that go down to the sea in ships, That do business in great waters; These see the works of the LORD, And his wonders in the deep.”
Psalm 107:23-24
Either atheistic French Leftists or Muslims. Either way, they should. No, actually, they need to be hanged for this desecration against the Religion and the West.
This attack on Christianity and Western Peoples absolutely cannot be tolerated.
BONES attributed to Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, kept since 1098 in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port, in Meurthe-et-Moselle, were STOLEN from their reliquary inside the basilica, then DESTROYED.
The suspect, arrested at his home, admitted to SMASHING the display case protecting the reliquary, then stealing its contents, BURNING the bones and CRUSHING them out of a “desire to destroy.”
(Source: L'Est Républicain)
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To all my friends in Great Britain and the Commonwealth, a blessed Remembrance Sunday to all. 🇺🇸🇬🇧
“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.”
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Here’s the silver lining.
What hit the GOP hardest with the average voter is the cost of living. Gas and food cost too much. That’s it.
Dems have no plan and frankly no desire to fix that. They’re petty to their core, we’re in for two years of nothing but this.
Senator, ‘Principled Conservatism’ isn’t Conservatism. It’s just loosing with dignity while wrapping yourself in the cloak of Conservatism. It’s just appeasement to the Dems.
After the Biden era, Americans wanted an economy that worked for them. Instead, they received a hastily executed war, headline after headline of scandals, a ballooning $40 trillion debt, and unpredictable tariffs.
It’s time for Republicans to return to the principled conservative values that once defined us—and that we've steadily abandoned over the last decade.
