If everyone would just give Trump and the Q operation two more weeks..

The kids are alright.

RT @PubWanghaf: My Down syndrome brother Erick is my bleeding heart libtard Aunt Lisa’s pet project. She thinks because he has a disability…

I am watching this Russian "plague" story very closely. It can quickly turn into a pandemic of FEAR. Fear reduces your ability to heal and remain well, both spiritually and physically. It's not a good way to live or make decisions. That's why it feels so terrible. Respond accordingly.

Man followed a Barking dog and found this.

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Doxycycline treats PLAGUE with a 97% SURVIVAL RATE. 29 of 30 survived in a randomized clinical trial. This is not the Middle Ages.

kitty protec

A bomb squad was checking a suspicious backpack, and this random dude got fed up with waiting 😳

Never seen an Owl look so proud before

No blame, no depression, no giving up. Pure unadulterated joy. Humans could learn a lot from their “ best friends”

This mailman started writing fake letters for a dog because he could not stand seeing her disappointed. Back in 2016, Australian mail carrier Martin Studer had one very enthusiastic customer, a golden retriever named Pippa, who every morning would wait by the gate for Martin, gently take the family’s mail from his hand, and proudly carry it back inside as if collecting the post were her official job. On days when there was no mail, Pippa would be left waiting with nothing to collect, and Martin could not bear to disappoint her, so he started carrying blank postal cards in his bag and writing “Mail for Pippa” on them [1]. Whenever there was no real post, he would hand Pippa one of the fake letters so she could still complete her daily mission. One mailman, one golden retriever, and zero real letters were needed to make her day. Sometimes the smallest act of kindness can mean everything to a dog

If only more people were like Madea, the world would be a very different place. NO MORE WAR. PEACE WITH IRAN. ☮️☮️☮️ @medeabenjamin

something spoopy this way comes! 👻

1️⃣ This is what happened to a similar plane during severe turbulence when it dropped only 178 feet in less than 5 seconds. 2️⃣ And this is what happened to Flydubai, which nose-dived 14,000 feet in just 29 seconds. Probably nothing.

I saw a quote today that has me teary eyed: “Your pet has memorized the sound of your car pulling up the driveway, your footsteps, the opening of the door, and even the rhythm of your heartbeat. You are their entire world, finally complete once you get home.”

How did the passengers know what was going on in the cockpit? How did they know there was a “hijacking” in progress? Passengers don’t normally storm the cockpit when a plane drops 20,000ft in seconds. How come that plane’s cockpit door was so easily breached? How did they know the pilots were fighting & there wasn’t a mechanical fault causing the sudden plunge? Who told them?

Why did these Israeli citizens on a majority Israeli aircraft decide to speak English for the videos? That’s because America was the audience…

Okay so Indian pilot is stabbed and the Omani co-pilot has placed the plane in a nose dive and a passenger gets up from his seat walks to the cockpit while the plane is in a nose dive defying the laws of physics and ignoring centripetal forces, subdued the co-pilot and stabilise the plane that has no rudder over Jordanian airspace near Israeli border and takes it back to Saudia and lands there instead of Israel. Nice script. How did we lose the rudder case everything happened in the cockpit? Yep fatigue from the dive, the same dive in which a passenger manages to reach cockpit and subdue the co-pilot. I want pro Israeli intellectual to answer this. And the passenger who managed to reach the cockpit learned how to stabilise a rudderless plane from Television. Are we the idiots?