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Remember the name Kaylub Giamanco. A carpenter. A father. An armed citizen who heard gunfire and went toward the danger.
According to reporting, the 36-year-old father of two was driving home for lunch when he heard shots near Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, where his children attend. Carrying a concealed firearm with a permit, he followed the gunman inside and fatally shot him, ending the attack. In those terrible moments, an ordinary working man accepted an extraordinary risk to protect children.
That deserves recognition without hesitation or embarrassment. Responsible gun ownership has a human face. Here, it is the face of a father who had both the means to intervene and the courage to act. The right to keep and bear arms includes the ability to defend innocent life when danger arrives and every second matters.
Three children, ages 5, 8 and 11, and a teacher were killed. A seven-year-old child who uses a wheelchair was shot in the face and hospitalized. Those losses and injuries must remain at the center of this story. No tribute can erase the suffering of these families.
According to his brother, Giamanco is struggling with guilt because he could not save more people. That is a heartbreaking burden for a man who risked his own life to stop the killing.
Kaylub, the responsibility for this atrocity belongs to the person who committed it. You deserve gratitude, support and the time and care needed to live with what you witnessed.
We cannot know how many additional lives your intervention protected. We can recognize the courage it took to enter that school and confront an armed attacker.
America should honor that courage. Defending the Second Amendment and protecting children belong in the same conversation. So do secure schools, responsible firearm storage, effective law enforcement and the determination to confront threats before families are left grieving.
A carpenter went out for lunch and found himself facing a nightmare. He stepped forward when innocent people needed help.
You are a hero, Kaylub. May your community stand beside you with the same resolve you showed when you stood up for its children.
Miss Trish retweeted
The Iranian People chant on October 8:
“Take that Palestinian flag and shove it up your ass!”
I already loved the beautiful and courageous Iranian People — but when I saw them shout this chant against the “Free Palestine” demonic freaks, my love and respect for them was elevated to a whole other level!
IRAN WILL BE FREE OF ISLAM 🦁☀️👑🇮🇷
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Want to lose your home? Vote NDP. 🏚️
Want to keep it? Vote Jim McMurtry. 🏡
Delta South · Oct 24 · @One_BCHQ
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You guys celebrate on October 7th don’t try to get any sympathy from me bro bffr #fyp #fy #foryoupage
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🚨HEARTWARMING: A brilliant 13-year-old Utah boy spent nearly 300 hours of his summer break 3D-printing a custom wheelchair for a toddler he had never even met!
13-year-old Zac Waters learned about a 21-month-old toddler named Stella who was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a rare genetic condition that limited her mobility.
Commercial pediatric wheelchairs can cost thousands of dollars and are often too bulky or ill-fitted for young toddlers, leaving families with few accessible options.
Refusing to let Stella stay trapped, Zac dedicated his entire summer vacation to designing, printing, testing, and assembling a lightweight, colorful, custom-built wheelchair in his family home.
Working through countless iterations and trial runs across 300 total hours, Zac engineered a perfectly sized wheelchair complete with bright safety harnesses and smooth-rolling wheels.
When the chair was finally delivered, Stella was able to move around and explore independently for the very first time in her life!
A self-taught teen engineer proving that compassion and innovation can change a life forever!
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🚨TRUE HEROISM: A brave 15-year-old student uses his own body to block a door during a mass shooting, taking 5 bullets to save 20 classmates!
During the horrific February 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, 15-year-old Anthony Borges didn't hesitate when danger struck.
As gunshots echoed down the hallway, Anthony ran toward the threat to pull fellow students inside a safe classroom.
He then threw himself against the door, holding it shut with his own body to keep the gunman from entering while 20 terrified classmates hid behind him.
The gunman fired directly through the door, striking Anthony five times—shattering his legs, puncturing his lungs, and severely tearing through his stomach.
Despite suffering devastating injuries, Anthony held his position, refusing to give up the door until the threat had passed and help arrived.
After enduring nine complex surgeries, months in the hospital, and an agonizing recovery process, Anthony miraculously survived and walked again.
An unbelievable display of selfless courage, sacrifice, and the absolute definition of a real-life hero!👏🏾🇺🇸❤️
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A school bus carrying 65 children started drifting into oncoming traffic after the driver suddenly lost consciousness.
Most of the kids didn’t even realize what was happening at first because they were looking at their phones, playing games or wearing AirPods.
But five rows back, 13-year-old Dillon Reeves noticed the driver’s hands drop from the wheel and the bus begin swerving into traffic.
He didn’t hesitate. Dillon jumped up, ran to the front, grabbed the steering wheel and slammed on the brake, bringing the 15,000-pound school bus to a stop before it crashed.
Then, with terrified kids screaming behind him and the driver still unconscious beside him, Dillon yelled for someone to call 911.
All 65 students made it out without a single injury, and the bus driver was treated at the scene and later made a full recovery.
That’s the kind of young hero people should know about.
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Ms Rachel's been real quiet about this
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Absolutely incredible: Strangers raised more than $270,000 for an 81-year-old Texas man working 14-hour shifts to cover his wife’s cancer treatment.
Don Johnson spent three years delivering lost luggage after struggling to find other work, all while caring for Josephine, his wife of 57 years.
One person saw him struggling, shared his story and gave this devoted husband the chance to finally retire. This is what humanity looks like.
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Rest In Peace Jim Copenhaver
On July 13, 2024, Jim went to Butler to hear President Trump speak.
A left-wing psycho opened fire on the President and struck multiple supporters in the crowd. Corey Comperatore was killed. Trump was hit in the ear. Jim was shot twice once in the arm, once in the abdomen.
He fought for two years after that day. Multiple surgeries. Permanent injuries. Bullet fragments still in his body.
Left-wing violence has very real and deadly consequences. This evil must be rejected.
Pray for Jim’s family 🙏🏻
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A story in two parts.
This ENTIRE conspiracy theory about Charlie Kirk is literally slow-IQ people misunderstanding things that are normal.
@baroncoleman is a documented slow who didnt understand Google trends so he decided jews killed Charlie Kirk. That's a real sentence.
@RealCandaceO is a professional slow with a storied career of being "the dumb one" at every place of employment. She doesnt understand the definition of most words and doesnt believe in Air displacement. Until she was 35 this pattern noticer never noticed that thunder came from lightning.
@lionelmedia believes that a combination of DNA evidence, video evidence, circumstantial evidence, and admissions consistent with all of these things still doesnt identify a murder weapon. This slow tweets with a chinstrap for safety.
@DiligentDenizen is a slow bringing fetal alcohol face back into fashion. The drooling gibbard legitimately believes that someone saying "i saw someone" is conclusive proof that it actually happened, despite literally all of the evidence saying it didn't. He famously tried to prove a security camera wasnt mirrored because he legitimately struggles with lefts and rights.
@IanCarrollShow is a slow who legitimately believes an exploding microphone killed charlie kirk rather than the bullet that was pulled out of his neck. He believes that, despite a lack of explosion or any evidence at all of explosive material, a shaped charge was squeezed by Jews into a 2 inch microphone manufactured in Australia.
@realstewpeters legitimately doesnt understand anything. This guy thinks like it's a foreign language. Verified slow.
These are some of the stupidest people you will ever meet. They invented and propagated a conspiracy for a year because they are too dumb to understand words.
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🚨 A fundraiser supporting the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial has surged to nearly $80,000 after he refused to change his vote, deadlocking the jury and triggering a mistrial.
The “Stand With the Juror” campaign has now raised over $77k toward its $100,000 goal.
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The RNC in Dallas saved a seat for Charlie Kirk…
Charlie should be here for this historic event… his presence is truly missed.
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Never stop talking about the genocide of Christians in Nigeria.
THIS IS ISLAM. This is what Muslims do. Muslims lie, cheat, steal, and only come to destroy and enslave—and never let anyone convince you otherwise.
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One year ago, on September 6th, Charlie was asked to come on stage in Seoul, South Korea, where thousands of Korean Christians prayed over him and thanked the Lord for his life and his work.
Then, together, they sang “How Great Is Our God.”
I’ll never forget watching Charlie take it all in. For someone who spent so much of his life speaking to massive crowds, this moment was different. He wasn’t there to give a speech or make a political argument. He was simply standing among thousands of fellow believers, worshiping the Lord.
Afterward, on our way to the airport, Charlie looked at me and said, “Wow, that was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.”
I think about those words a lot now.
Halfway around the world, surrounded by thousands of people worshiping in a different language, Charlie still knew the song. Different country, different language, different culture, but the same words, the same faith, and the same God.