Europa por creerse intelectual y moralmente superior se dejó invadir por el 3er mundo, principalmente de países musulmanes y este es el resultado. Felicidades 🤦🏻

The fact the USA is leaving Fairford due to our treasonous, traitorous government makes me really sad. I grew up around Bentwaters and the A10s. The love and friendship between England and our American cousins living in Suffolk was an integral part of my childhood. The airshows, the American hotdogs, getting near an SR-71, and the feeling of family and knowing our alliance with the USA and UK military, we were safe. We were the best. @realDonaldTrump Whatever our government does, don’t forget us ordinary folk that didn’t chose this path. Make England Great Again.

🚨BREAKING: Conor McGregor erupts on the White House podium: “Illegal migration is out of control. Some towns have been completely overrun, where the Irish are becoming a minority. There will be no homeland!”

I did a movie called Black Hawk Down. If you haven’t seen it, you probably should. Importing these people into the USA is insanity.

Appearance 1️⃣ of 7️⃣5️⃣8️⃣ ✅ #OTD 70 years ago, @SirBobby Charlton made his United debut ❤️

Our closest and most historic ally has just rushed its bombers out of RAF Fairford so urgently that some reportedly left before aerial refuelling tankers were even in position. That suggests the threat was considered serious enough to get those aircraft back towards the United States as quickly as possible. This whole episode has made Britain look incompetent on every level. Security failures. Terror suspects bailed. Emergency evacuations. US bombers hurriedly departing. A global laughing stock.

If you had one song to introduce someone to your favorite band, what are you playing? I’ll start: Fantasy — Earth, Wind & Fire.

I think like myself most forget he was Australian . Without ANY doubt the best player from the antipodes. He made that great Liverpool tick , he played with so much style and class

Manchester City fans saying that other clubs want them heavily punished because they want them out of the way. Is it really too much to comprehend that other clubs want them heavily punished because they cheated for over a decade? And is that really unreasonable?

Twenty years ago he blocked a punt in the first game back after Hurricane Katrina. He has had ALS for fifteen years. Today the city gave him its key, and he led the parade himself. His name is Steve Gleason and he played for the New Orleans Saints. This afternoon he led a second line from Lafayette Square to Champions Square. Mayor Helena Moreno handed him the key to New Orleans. Then he performed his new album with Marc Broussard in front of the crowd. The album is called Rebirth. It is his poetry set to music by New Orleans musicians. Tonight he was on the floor of the Superdome with his family, twenty years to the season since the building reopened. The opponent tonight is Atlanta. Same team, same Monday night, same building. You know what he did in that building. Everybody does. Here is what you probably do not know, because he only said it this week. He thinks that punt is why he is alive. "If I do not block that punt, I am another former special teams player, a has-been football guy. When ALS came, I probably fade away quietly and die anonymously." And then this. "The truth I have to live with is this: The same play that helped New Orleans breathe again is a big reason I'm still breathing now." Sit with that for a second. A backup safety made one play on a Monday night in 2006. The city needed it. Five years later he got a diagnosis that takes most people in three to five years, and the only reason anybody was listening when he started talking about it was that play. He is in the ten to twenty percent of people with ALS who make it past a decade. He is nearly sixteen years in. He said something else about walking back into that stadium. "When I roll back into that stadium, I will not only be revisiting a monument of 2006, but I will be walking into a mirror. A place that had to learn how to rise. I had to learn the same thing." And this one is the whole thing in nine words. "I'm still here. That still surprises some people." Be honest about what today does and does not change. There is no cure. He needs help to move and help to breathe, and a key to a city does not alter any of that. But a man who cannot speak with his own voice spent this afternoon leading a parade through New Orleans, and tonight he sat on the floor of the Superdome with his wife and his kids, in the building he helped bring back to life. Twenty years ago he gave that city one play. He says the city gave him the rest of his life.

After singing at the original "Domecoming" game in 2006, Irma Thomas sang the national anthem accompanied by River Eckert.

People know the name. Fewer people actually sit with the records. Funkadelic isn’t appreciated enough.

Dreams ➡️ Reality Reagan becomes the seventh Razorback to earn her LPGA Tour card!

I recently saw a free I phone Ap that measures putting arc Anyone know what the Ap is ? Thank you

Happy Monday!

Pure. Screenshot from the latest @LinksLand_ video on St Patricks Links in Ireland 🇮🇪

‘Breakfast at Tiffany's’ was released 65 years ago today.

Breakfast at Tiffany's 1961

Some forms of beauty transcend the boundaries of time. Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face (1957) stands as the perfect embodiment of elegance, purity, and a captivating allure that has endured across the decades.

Audrey Hepburn Breakfast at Tiffany's 1961