Thank you for sharing this.

This. I’m inclined to believe you’re correct.

Spain is teaching us how to stand up to the Zionist Nazis.

And this implies:

These judges knew this could happen to them.

And still, they chose to do the right thing.

Judicial bad-ass heroes.

I wonder if insurers already listed clauses to contracts protecting themselves from claims resulting in the destruction of tankers whose owners might choose to navigate through dangerous war zones.

And, if so, I would imagine the owners of those tankers would be well aware of this.

This man brings hope to us all.

This is beautiful! Way to go! You’ve got such talent and you should be so proud of yourself.

This is a very meaningful and nice poster. Thank you for sharing it.

I’m looking forward to the day!

This - and thank you.

Thank you for what you do to share very interesting Wikipedia pages such as this one! Have a fine weekend.

They know how to respond on social media platforms. It’s impressive.

I was dying in laughter over the style of your comment in describing the craziness of the situation. Thank you for the hearty laugh!

“It’s breaking me. And there’s nothing that can be done for it, unless the president does something,” Michalski said about her skyrocketing power bills, adding she no longer supports Trump. “And I don’t see him doing it. He’s had plenty of time.”

There it is.

And the article reads as a sad story of people from rural West Virginia who have such a hard life, so few resources for their needs, but continue to vote against their interests.

Against theirs and those of many people of marginalized communities, because of an incredible lack of empathy in the latter case, it seems to me.

This is very encouraging. Thank you for posting this, OP.

This.

But won’t someone think of the poor filthy-rich MAGA dude Ambassador Bridge owner that called Trump to complain about another bridge taking away from his profits?

On a more serious note, I like the Blue Water Bridge!

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Thank you for sharing this. I found it very touching - especially his response when he was tracked down years later and reflected on the moment he asked the question:

"… I think it’s an affront to play the game of “you don’t have the ‘need to know’” for someone who’s doing one of the most serious, grave jobs that there is in the armed forces. I have to say, I feel I do have a need to know, because I am a human being.

It is inherent in an officer’s commission that he has to do what is right in terms of the needs of the nation despite any orders to the contrary. You really don’t know at the time of key turning, whether you are complying with your oath of office.

I am left with a deep and growing hunger for peace among people at every level. It seems urgent to me that we find ways to become a more tolerant and forgiving people.

Perhaps, I was not a good match for duty as a missile launch officer.”

Such a very good man.

Annie Altman has accused her brother ​of sexually abusing and raping her at various times between 1997 ​and 2006 at the family home in suburban Clayton, Missouri. She said the abuse began when she was three and he was 12. Sam ​Altman is now 40.

There are no words…

True! Thank you, OP!

Very true! Thank you for posting this, OP.