Agreed and it lingers in the American South in Louisiana.

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Christ Is King!

The 1960s life of a coal miner…

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I can’t believe so many of you still believe there’s a difference between the two parties. There’s a uniparty. It’s one giant club and we aren’t in it.

The guy who tried to kill Trump at the WHCD was captured alive and yet we still know almost nothing about him

They’ve made it legal for blacks to beat, rape, and murder White children. Is anyone going to do anything about it?

On September 21, 2007, Emily Elizabeth Haddock was taking the day off from school to recover from strep throat. Meanwhile, a group of teenagers were knocking on doors in the neighborhood, pretending to need directions. If no one came to the door of a home, the young men would enter and burglarize it. When they arrived at Emily's house, she was in a back room, working on a puzzle. Michael Currie and his associates broke in and discovered the 12-year-old girl home alone, so they shot her in the mouth and the back of the head. Emily's grandfather found her lifeless body when he came to check in on her.

Video representation of last night’s sleep. 😐

Good morning y'all! I've been traveling all night and had a chance to ponder my thoughts a bit. My whole life I knew I favored the South. I was born there, grew up there, and had family there. I really took it for granted, even well into my adult years. Even still, as a kid I knew the South was special. Learning about American history and particularly the Civil War, I always found myself relating to, and rooting for the Southern cause. Not because I thought slavery was cool as a 12 year old, but because it was my home. My people. My culture. It didn't really hit me in the face until I left the South. My work took me to live in Omaha Nebraska for a few years. Now, I'm sure Omaha is a nice place for those who call it home, but for me it was devastating. Those were the worst, most isolating years of my life. I couldn't relate to anyone, the weather was horrible, and I was a thousand miles away from my family, and a glass of sweet tea. Finally, when I got the opportunity to move to Florida, I took it immediately. When the time came, I began the drive from Nebraska to Florida. That's when it happened. I crossed into Arkansas, and started to see the rebel battle flag waving proudly in people's yards. I cried. Not tears of sadness, but tears of relief. I was back home. It was then that I knew the South had to be protected. I knew I had to do something. Southern culture and heritage was worth preserving. It's the biggest reason I started really posting on this account, and it's grown beyond my wildest imaginations. I thank every one of y'all for that. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Deo Vindice.

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2008: oil at $148/barrel, gas around $4.11. Today: oil at $96 — gas at $4.47. Does that make any sense to you?

Do we have to live like this?

Something drastic needs to be done to these 2 humans because this is not how a civilized society works.

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Good morning. Christ is King 👑

Like young children playing "Follow the Leader." 😡

Before he was the Professor on ‘Gilligan’s Island,’ Russell Johnson flew 44 combat missions as a WWII bombardier. Shot down over the Philippines in 1945, he survived with two broken ankles and earned the Purple Heart, Bronze Star and other military honors.