Father. Veteran. Lawyer. Volunteer fireman. Dan Gable Zealot. VALIANT HOSE.
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Making dozens of political posts trolling and calling people with opposing views trash and monsters then making a post of how you’re such a great dad
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The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Philly DA Larry Krasner’s office, sources say ebx.sh/xrxjdz
It’s funny seeing Knicks fans slowly realize that nobody cares about their Championship. It changed nothing. Nobody outside NYC has Brunson top 5. Nobody has him in any all-time talks. Nobody has him in “best of his generation” talks with Jokic SGA Giannis or Embiid. And everybody already knows he’s not winning another one so he’ll never make it to those talks.
He doesn’t have the motion/too ugly to be a cover athlete. All the celebrity bandwagons and people who pretended to care have left by now. Everybody moved on to the World Cup.
Brunson will retire and kids on TikTok will call him ball knowledge within 5 years. I almost feel bad. Literally all they got out of this was “No Larry?”
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It means you’re a lesbian.
Question for Mechanic types. Bought a used 2021 Subaru. 75K miles. Brand new battery. When starting cold, starts right up. When I drive the car an hour, stop for gas and start it, it starts right up. But if I drive the car around town for errands, when the car is warm, it sometimes cranks a while before it starts. What could it be? Fine when starting cold and hot. Trouble if car is just warm.
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Termini Bros Bakery said 100% of the sales will go directly to the family of Officer Shane Seiber, who was killed in the line of duty on Oct. 10. trib.al/h9IaKfF
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Then why won’t you report on the hate crime that occurred? A black male who stated he killed the cop because he was white. I think that’s a very important topic to write about but your paper is too busy kissing the ring of Larry Kranser.
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Rangers, Still Leading the Way
A lot gets said about standards. Yesterday at AUSA, the 75th Ranger Regiment gave a pretty good demonstration of them.
The Regiment won Army Best Squad. Colin Doyle was named NCO of the Year. Michael Shield was named Soldier of the Year.
Alongside them were William Masters, William Schaeffer, and Marshall Garren.
Five Rangers. Three top Army honors. Still leading the way.
Photo 1: U.S. Army Photo by SPC Hannah Becker, United States Army Special Operations Command
Photos 2–4: U.S. Army Photo by SSG Alexander Nieves
ALT Five 75th Ranger Regiment Soldiers move together during the 2026 USASOC Best Squad Competition at Fort Bragg.
ALT SSG Colin Doyle receives the 2026 Army NCO of the Year award at AUSA.
ALT Michael Shield receives the 2026 Army Soldier of the Year award at AUSA.
ALT The 75th Ranger Regiment Best Squad team poses on stage with its awards at AUSA.
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What a coward!! True piece of Shit.
We are told Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner has cancelled his scheduled 11 a.m. news conference which was supposed to detail Eric Lewis' criminal history. We are told that instead, a news release will be distributed.
The @PhillyInquirer reported late yesterday that supect Eric Lewis was acquitted of murder back in 2023.
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RLTW
Congratulations to the U.S. Army’s top Soldiers!
2026 Best Squad: U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC)
Soldier of the Year: Cpl. Michael Shield, 75th Ranger Regiment, USASOC
NCO of the Year: Staff Sgt. Colin Doyle, 75th Ranger Regiment, USASOC
ALT BEST SQUAD COMPETITION logo with soldier silhouettes. Text: '2026 SQUAD OF THE YEAR USASOC' and an emblem. Five young men in U.S. Army camouflage uniforms stand side-by-side, looking forward. Names like SCHAEFFER, DOYLE are visible. Bottom features the U.S. ARMY logo.
ALT Staff Sergeant Colin Doyle, a male soldier in U.S. Army camouflage, stands formally with hands clasped. Text reads: \"2026 NCO OF THE YEAR\" and \"STAFF SERGEANT COLIN DOYLE\". U.S. Army, Best Squad Competition, and USASOC logos are visible.
ALT Corporal Michael Shield, identified as the 2026 Soldier of the Year, stands in his U.S. Army uniform with hands clasped. Text banners display his title, rank, and name. U.S. Army, Best Squad Competition, and USASOC logos are also present.
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Hey Philadelphia Inquirer, why did you censor the accused cop killer telling multiple cops in the emergency room, "if the cops were black, he would not have shot them?"
You quoted from the same police report I had, but left the racial angle out. Why? Then, after I printed it, you reluctantly added it to your story.
Why the censorship?
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Has @PhillyInquirer apologized for their disgusting attempt to interview the family of a falling officer while they’re still at the hospital with him?
This is disgraceful, although I am sad to say not surprising from the Philadelphia Inquirer. In its thirst for clicks and relevance, this once-great newspaper has sacrificed professionalism and respectful conduct.
I hope we can all agree that we need to give the grieving family what little we have to offer in their time of sorrow: our compassion, gratitude, support, and the privacy they need to mourn.
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PHILADELPHIA FOP BLASTS REPORTER FOR SHOWING UP AT FALLEN OFFICER SHANE SEIBER’S HOME HOURS AFTER HIS DEATH
The Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5 has issued a strongly worded statement condemning a reporter who allegedly showed up at the home of fallen Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber and attempted to interview his grieving wife.
According to the FOP, the reporter arrived just hours after Officer Seiber was killed in the line of duty on Saturday, October 10.
The union called the reported encounter “completely unacceptable, disrespectful, and insensitive,” arguing that it crossed the boundaries of professional journalism.
“LEAVE THEM ALONE.”
That was the FOP’s direct message to news organizations as Officer Seiber’s family struggles to process an unimaginable loss.
The union acknowledged that journalists have a responsibility to report the news but emphasized that grieving families deserve privacy, compassion, and respect.
The FOP also vowed to continue protecting the families of fallen officers from harassment and unwanted intrusion.
Officer Seiber, 40, was a 10-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department. He leaves behind his wife and two young children, ages 7 and 3.
The FOP did not identify the reporter or news organization involved in its statement.
The public deserves to know what happened to Officer Seiber. His family also deserves the space to grieve without unwanted intrusion.
Statement issued by the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5 Executive Board.
