@russflaggy Now that’s a Crappy Job, Brother - I’ve seen documentaries of the conflict you faced - Here’s me at both ends of 28 years !!

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Ok this creeps me out. Go into a public restroom and see someone in a stall and he has let his pants drop so far down they are actually laying on the floor. UGH I don't care how clean a restroom is its not that clean.

Could have taken a picture to show you all, but I don't think anyone would have appreciated it, especially him🤣😂

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She was 15.

She got in a cab.

Police say she ended up stripped, stabbed, and trapped in his basement.

Thankfully, she was able to fight her way out.

Oct. 22, Baltimore.

A 15 year old girl needed a ride to pickup carryout. A man in a white Hyundai offered her a ride.

It was she would pay via Cash App.

During the ride, the driver went the wrong way.

When she called him out about it, he put her in a headlock.

He dragged her into his basement apartment.

He ripped off her clothes.

He stabbed her. About 5 times.

One wound collapsed her lung.

She clawed at him.

She found a fire extinguisher, and bashed him with it, and ran.

Naked, barefoot, and bleeding.

She banged on doors until someone let her call 911.

She's expected to survive.

Abubakarr Barrie, 23, was found through the Cash App number.

He still had her phone in his possession.

He was arrested on Oct. 24.

9 counts, including attempted 1st degree murder and kidnapping.

No bond, thank goodness.

He has prior arrests, but no convictions.

Preliminary hearing is set for Nov. 25.

Lock him up forever.

When Apple selected a photograph of a glowing cobalt-blue forest pond in Hokkaido as the default wallpaper for Mac computers, millions of people around the world assumed it was an ancient glacial lake.

It is not a natural lake at all. It is an accidental masterpiece created by e engineers.

After Mount Tokachi erupted in December 1988, Japan's Ministry of Construction built a series of concrete erosion-control dams along the Biei River to trap deadly volcanic mudflows before they could reach the farming town of Biei below.

Water pooled behind one of the concrete barriers, submerging a grove of Japanese larch and silver birch trees. Then a chemical miracle happened.

Just upstream at Shirahige Falls, underground spring water rich in natural aluminum seeps out of the volcanic cliffs and mixes with the Biei River. That collision creates microscopic colloidal particles of aluminum hydroxide suspended in the water, which scatter short-wavelength sunlight into an electric milky turquoise that shifts shade with every passing cloud.

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A jury gave him a break, and it cost an innocent man his life.

Deshawn Stafford punched Ethan Liming, and Ethan died in 2022.

Ethan's head hit the pavement.

The ME says the fall killed him.

But, according to witnesses, Stafford and his brother Tyler Stafford, 19, kicked and ound.

Stafford was charged with murder.

The jury convicted him of aggravated assault.

They deadlocked on manslaughter.

He got 18 months. Ethan got a funeral.

In Dec. 2024, Stafford was out.

June 2025: He was charged with cocaine possession and got probation.

Oct. 5, 2025: Stafford then 23, chased Emahni Thomas, 23, down the street.

A shootout followed.

Tim Hutchinson, 25, a UA grad, was walking with a friend.

Hutchinson was shot in the head and killed.

Stafford pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, cocaine trafficking, and gun charges.

Sentencing is set for Dec. 18.

The jury let him off with 18 months, and now another innocent person is dead.

By 23, he was responsible for the deaths of 2 white people.

A 17 year old boy and a 25 year old college grad.

The garbage @DeptVetAffairs denied me AGAIN!!!!
After my last post about the garbage @DeptVetAffairs went viral for them being combat veteran hating pieces of garbage, they got my contact info from 𝕏 and called me. Multiple times.

They told me that they were appalled that I was denied. I was contacted by high level reviewers who told me that the @DeptVetAffairs didn’t even know I was a combat veteran.
They assured me that if I applied again, they would approve me and compensate me properly.

I went to my exam and was met by some foreign doctor who barely spoke English. She didn’t greet me, didn’t look me in my face, and couldn’t understand my words. She asked irrelevant questions, wouldn’t let me elaborate, cut me off multiple times and made it clear I was wasting her time. She couldn’t even find my MRI and then didn’t read the whole thing once she finally did.

When I was deployed, I volunteered for multiple missions that I had to sign waivers for. The waivers said that the technology we were using would make us sick later in life. They said it would kill chromosomes, make us infertile and dose us with radiation. But I was told that I didn’t need to worry “because the @DeptVetAffairs would take care of us for the rest of our lives”

I was hit by 16 IEDs, 3 VBIEDs, and dozens of grenades, rockets & mortars.
One of those blasts destroyed my back

I been to the @DeptVetAffairs dozens of times since my EAS for severe back pain. They always refused to do more than an xray and told me “everyone has back pain”
It turned out I fractured my spine “in my late teens or early 20s but absolutely not when I was in the Marines”
I was in the Marines in my late teens and early 20s
That fractured spine turned into 7 degenerative diseases and I am currently unable to work with zero quality of life.

The @DeptVetAffairs has absolutely destroyed my life. They have taken everything from me. I’ve missed so much of everything. Weddings, reunions, funerals, trips, EVERYTHING because their refusal to take my back pain seriously evolved into life ruining conditions and @DeptVetAffairs could care less.

I stayed positive, played the game, did the work, listened to their words and they stabbed me in the back.
22 veterans give up every single day because @DeptVetAffairs destroy their lives.
@DeptVetAffairs has combat veteran blood on their hands and they don’t care
People who never deployed get full compensation while living full lives and people like me have zero quality of life and just rot away at home.
I’m out of options. I cannot believe @DeptVetAffairs called me and told me that they would FINALLY take care of me, only to lie straight to my face.
I’m shaking right now. I’m beyond disgusted. My back is against a wall with a cliff at my toes.
@DeptVetAffairs is a joke. I’m going to expose them and their bullshit

Putting out some corn for the deer. I don't hunt them anymore I just feed them. I have no problem with anyone that hunts, because it controls the animal populations. I've just grown lazy.

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Prepare for the return of the Blackfish!
Washington joined Parche & Jimmy Carter in 2024 on the list of submarines that have earned a Presidential Unit Citation since the end of the Cold War.
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Liberal Women Launch Mass Head-Shaving Campaign Against Trump.

Women on the left are cutting off their hair in coordinated numbers and posting it as a direct protest against Donald Trump.

The stunt is being framed as resistance.

MAJOR the Malinois HAS BEEN SAVED.

After 575 days locked up, a federal judge just saved his life.

In case you forgot, here's what happened:

Major was struck by a car and injured.

2 women unknown to him, approached him and tried to pick him up.

He bit one of them on the arms. as injured.

Austin Animal Services seized Major.

A city court ordered him put down A county court agreed.

A Texas appeals court upheld it in February.

He sat in isolation.

No one could touch him. Or walk him.

His owner, Shane Lilly, was told to come say goodbye.

THE FIGHT:
Lilly says he has a brain injury and Major helps with his seizures.

A "FREE MAJOR" petition drew tens of thousands of signatures.

Willie Nelson spoke up for him.

Supporters rallied outside the shelter.

Sept. 9: lawyers filed a federal disability lawsuit, two days before he was set to die.

Judge David Ezra blocked it at the last minute.

Lilly says he has a brain injury and Major helps with his seizures

THE RULING:
Late Monday, Ezra permanently barred Austin from putting Major down.

Austin must release him to a rescue within 30 days.

He'll be sedated and muzzled for the move.

He gets at least 30 days to decompress outside Austin.

Only Lilly and a vet can see him during that time.

He can go home to Lilly if the vet signs off.

Never to the public.

And, Lilly must carry $100K in liability insurance

WHAT'S NEXT
The city will comply but still calls him a safety risk.

No move date yet. The rescue hasn't been named.

Hang on, Major.

You're almost home 🐶

I never look for a blue check. I look to see what country and I only follow United states, Canada, Australia, and England

My father had never been on a plane for more than two hours. He doesn't speak a word of English.

But for a month, every night, I heard him in his room practicing one English sentence.

Last month, he flew fourteen hours to Iowa.

Some of you know why. The farmer. The big man in the seed cap who sat next to him at my sister's wedding and shared a bottle of sake with him for three hours, without a single word in common. My sister's host father. He passed away in August.

My sister went with him to translate. She says he wore his best suit the entire flight. He didn't sleep. He sat up straight for fourteen hours, like he was already standing at the grave.

At the airport in Des Moines, four huge men were waiting. The four sons.

They were holding a sign in Japanese. They had spent two days copying it, stroke by stroke, from a text my sister sent them.

"Welcome home, Father."

One of the characters was upside down.

My father looked at that sign for a long time. Whatever English he had practiced, it didn't come out.

He just bowed. Low.

The four brothers didn't know what to do. So they bowed back. Four Iowa farmers, bowing in the middle of the arrivals hall.

That night, their mother made pot roast. My father had seconds. She gave him thirds. He didn't say no. In my whole life, I have never seen my father take seconds.

After dinner, she brought out something and put it in his hands.

Her husband's seed cap.

Nobody said anything. My father held it with both hands, like it was made of glass.

The next morning, they took him to the grave.

He had brought a bottle of sake. The same brand from the wedding. He knelt down and poured one cup for his friend and one for himself. In Japan, that's how you share one last drink.

The brothers didn't know the custom. The oldest walked back to his truck and returned with four cans of beer.

They knelt in the grass beside him. Five men. One grave.

Then my father put on the seed cap.

And very slowly, in English, he said the sentence he had practiced for a month.

"I am... his friend."

Not "was."

Am.

The oldest brother tried to answer and couldn't. Finally, he said, "Yes, sir. You are."

Then it started to rain.

The farm had been dry for weeks.

My father looked up at the sky and laughed. He was crying. My sister had never seen him do either.

He came home last week.

The upside-down sign hangs next to our family altar now. The seed cap stays by the front door.

Every morning, he puts it on and checks the weather in Iowa.

When it rains there, he calls them.

They don't share a language. They talk for twenty minutes anyway.

Mostly about the rain.

If someone asks you how much a single soldier's life is worth to the United States Air Force, show them a three-hundred-million-dollar C-17 cargo jet flying across continents with only one hospital bed bolted to the floor.

In 2010, a young American soldier wounded in Afghanistan ung failure.

Even with a combat ventilator turned to one hundred percent oxygen, his damaged lungs could no longer pass oxygen into his bloodstream, and field doctors knew he had only hours to live.

A standard medical helicopter cannot run an Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation machine, which pumps a patient's entire blood supply outside the body through an artificial lung and requires heavy electrical power and pressurized cabin stability at thirty thousand feet.

Refusing to let one soldier die, U.S. Air Force critical care specialists from the 59th Medical Wing and Landstuhl Regional Medical Center flew directly into the war zone with a portable heart-lung bypass system.

They cleared the cavernous cargo bay of a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III built to haul a seventy-ton battle tank and strapped the soldier's bed dead center on the steel deck.

For three thousand miles from Afghanistan to Germany, five military doctors and nurses stood around that single bed in the roaring cargo hold, monitoring every drop of his blood until he survived.

No nation on Earth fights harder for a single human heartbeat than the United States military.

WANTED! Accused of shooting a man 6 times in the back of the head.

On the run for 24 years.

Last seen in Minneapolis.

Liban Abdulkadir Sheikh, 47, born in Somalia.

Nov. 27, 2002, Lakewood, Wash.

He forced his way into an apartment, the FBI says.

He shot a man 6 times in illing him.

He shot the man's girlfriend in the back and leg. She survived.

Then he fled the state.

THE CHARGES:
▪️ First-degree murder
▪️ First-degree assault
▪️ First-degree burglary
▪️ Federal charge for fleeing to avoid prosecution

WHERE HE COULD BE:
▪️ Later seen in Minneapolis, the FBI says
▪️ Possible ties to Seattle, Columbus, Canada, Europe and Somalia
▪️ Goes by "Blue" and "Ali Jama"
▪️ 5'11", about 150 lbs
▪️ Considered armed and dangerous

THE REWARD:
▪️ Up to $50,000
▪️ Up from $20,000 in 2022

Let's get this guy locked the F up!!!!

It's been more than 3 months since a black jailer crew in SC left a white man without enough water to survive.

- Arrested on a non-violent charge.

- Ordered by judge to be transferred for mental health treatment.

- Water to the sink in his cell was shut off.

- He had to scoop - Other inmates tried to pass him water in empty chip bags

- Family says he lost about 100lbs in the less than 6 months he was in jail

- Coroner ruled his death a homicide.

- He wrote to his dad and the judge, begging for help.

- Jail staff saw him EVERY DAY and left him to suffer and die.

6 black jailers were fired.

That's it.

No protests.

No celebrity support.

No politicians kneeling.

Gary "Bubba" Blair died on the feces-covered floor of his jail cell.

He told his dad, there was "no help for a white man."

Apparently there's no justice either.

Why is she wearing a bra period?

Bill👊🏻