IF WE HAD A PLAN WE'D BE DONE ALREADY.....................

Yonderway, Texas
Joined May 2009
I am sure there's a point to this extended blather, but bottom line is this: if you join a riot and get hurt, beat up, arrested, or dead you should not be surprised or have a platform to complain about how you were treated AT A RIOT.
🚨🇫🇷 ALERTE INFO ! 🟡 EXCLU IMPACT "ON VA TE CREVER, SALE CHIEN !" : IMPACT A RETROUVÉ RAFAEL, LE MINEUR DE 17 ANS VIOLEMMENT LYNCHÉ PAR DES POLICIERS À PARIS ! IL EST VIVANT ET SE REMET PROGRESSIVEMENT DE SES BLESSURES ! Vous avez été DES MILLIONS à voir cette vidéo CHOC, montrant une horde de policiers frappant violemment un jeune manifestant place de la République, à Paris, le samedi 17 octobre. Ces images, devenues virales, ont provoqué une vague d’indignation en France et jusqu’à l’étranger. IMPACT A RETROUVÉ LA VICTIME. IL S’APPELLE RAFAEL, IL N’A QUE 17 ANS ET AFFIRME SOUFFRIR DE DIFFICULTÉS AUDITIVES. Nous avons longuement échangé avec lui. Il a accepté de nous raconter ce qu’il a vécu, de revenir sur les circonstances de son agression et de nous transmettre ses documents médicaux. Tout commence dans le 3e arr. de Paris. Rafael raconte s’être retrouvé séparé de ses amis avant de rejoindre la place de la République. Vers 17 heures, alors qu’il se trouve à l’avant du cortège avec un drapeau, les forces de l’ordre chargent, selon son récit, sans sommation. Rafael déclare ne pas avoir entendu les policiers l’appeler avant de se retrouver au cœur d’une intervention d’une extrême violence. Il raconte avoir reçu deux grenades de désencerclement sur le corps, avant d’être frappé à plusieurs reprises, notamment à la tête. Au milieu de cette scène, des policiers lui auraient lancé une menace terrifiante : "ON VA TE CREVER, SALE CHIEN !" Rafael raconte avoir perdu connaissance sous la violence des coups. "C’est une injustice, un lynchage gratuit, une tentative de meurtre." C’est ainsi que l’adolescent décrit ce qu’il a vécu. 👉 Alors qu’il est blessé, des Street Medics interviennent pour lui porter secours. Selon son récit, une secouriste le protège même avec son propre corps tandis que des dispositifs fumigènes sont lancés à proximité. Rafael explique avoir repris connaissance alors que les Street Medics le transportaient. Il est ensuite évacué sur une civière et conduit à l’hôpital de la Pitié-Salpêtrière. IMPACT A OBTENU SES DOCUMENTS MÉDICAUX, QUI CONFIRMENT SES BLESSURES. Les médecins ont constaté un traumatisme crânien, deux hématomes de 3 cm à l’arrière du crâne et de multiples contusions. Ils ont prescrit la poursuite des soins pendant 10 jours. Rafael explique également avoir temporairement perdu l’usage de son bras gauche. Au-delà des blessures physiques, l’adolescent reste profondément marqué par cette intervention. "Si une émotion ressort, c’est bien la colère." À seulement 17 ans, Rafael est ressorti de cette manifestation avec un traumatisme crânien, plusieurs blessures et le souvenir de menaces de mort. Il envisage désormais de porter plainte pour obtenir justice. Son témoignage soulève de graves questions sur les circonstances de cette intervention et l’usage de la force par les policiers. (Témoignage de Rafael et documents médicaux transmis à IMPACT / Vidéo exclusive IMPACT)
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In case you're looking for the words to describe how we all feel............
You know what? I'm getting real fucking tired of watching the entire world lose its goddamn mind while everybody pretends their particular flavor of insanity is somehow the reasonable one. We've got politicians arguing over who gets credit for fixing problems they've spent decades helping create. Republicans blame Democrats, Democrats blame Republicans, and meanwhile I'm standing in the grocery store wondering when a bag of fucking groceries became a financial investment. And why the hell does every international disagreement have to become America's problem? Somewhere across the planet, two governments can't get along, and suddenly we're discussing another billion dollars like we're handing out Halloween candy. Can we fix a few things at home first? Our infrastructure is aging, our veterans are fighting paperwork, and apparently getting a human being on the phone requires a blood sacrifice. Speaking of sacrifices, why does every subscription service need $19.99 a month? I remember when you bought something and actually fucking owned it. And can somebody explain why we've got artificial intelligence writing poetry, making videos, and impersonating dead celebrities, but my printer still can't figure out there's paper in the tray? We've got billionaires building rockets, governments discussing digital currencies, people arguing about whether the Earth is flat, and somewhere there's a grown adult taking medical advice from a stranger whose profile picture is a cartoon frog. What the fuck are we doing? And don't even get me started on social media. Everybody's an expert. Everybody's offended. Everybody's got a podcast. You could post that water is wet and some asshole with seventeen followers will demand peer-reviewed evidence while another one accuses you of being paid by Big Water. Meanwhile, the actual water infrastructure in some places needs serious work. We've got more access to information than any civilization in human history, and somehow people have decided that reading a headline counts as conducting research. No, Brenda, watching a forty-second TikTok with dramatic background music does not make you a geopolitical analyst. And while we're on geopolitics, why does everybody have to pick a fucking team in every conflict? You can condemn a government without hating its citizens. You can recognize a country's right to defend itself without approving every decision it makes. Apparently nuance is illegal now. Oh, and the economy. Don't tell me everything is wonderful because some stock index went up. The stock market isn't the grocery store. A family's bank account doesn't magically improve because somebody on Wall Street had a fantastic Tuesday. Also, why are we still changing clocks twice a year? We can land equipment on Mars but can't collectively agree what fucking time it is? And another thing. Why is everything a political identity now? What car you drive, what beer you drink, what movie you watch. Jesus Christ, sometimes a sandwich is just a sandwich. I don't need to know which political party approved the mayonnaise. Actually, scratch that. I don't even like mustard. We've got people demanding freedom while trying to dictate how everybody else lives. We've got people preaching tolerance with a list of exceptions longer than the Constitution. We've got politicians talking about transparency while treating public records like nuclear launch codes. And somehow the ordinary person is expected to work, pay taxes, raise children, understand international trade, identify deepfakes, avoid scams, save for retirement, and remember twelve different passwords containing a capital letter, a number, a symbol, and apparently the blood of a virgin. And here's the kicker. I don't even think humanity is necessarily getting stupider. I think stupidity finally got high-speed internet and a microphone. Anyway, has anybody noticed how expensive bacon is? Because that's another fucking conversation.
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He would have been the Trump of his age. Trump would have been Perot 2.0
Do you think he would’ve been a good President?
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Is this a rational and accurate statement?!
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It's always the same subset of the population. The only way to fix this is from within.
🚨 NO CONTROL: Pure CHAOS at the historic Carolina Classic Fair in Winston-Salem as brawling teens forced officials to shut it down early! Nearly 50 juveniles ejected after widespread fights overwhelmed police, then trashed a nearby business. Where are the parents?! 🇺🇸🔥
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Decades of narcissistic abuse and manipulation from someone who was supposed to be your primary caregiver will make you pretty good at twitter.
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Air was free until the jerkwad class decided anything of value that is out in the public for the public was fair game for vandalism and destruction. Things that used to cost almost nothing to provide and attracted potential customers became costly headaches he's to maintain, thus creating the coin operated models. It costs $2.00 to use the air pump at the closest location to my home. I have a compressor, so guess what.
I’m pro capitalism but charging for air is the biggest scam in the world.
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weather.gov/forecastmaps/ These are different maps from the ones on our phones.
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We will still look up her new address on Google Earth.
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I see a bush and I see an electric meter, but I don't see any proof that the look of the bush is tied to the electric meter, which angle does the sun come from? Who sprayed pesticide or herbicide in the area?Too many questions not enough answers
Bush Growing next to a Smart Meter You all see the problem right?
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They make a lovely ugly couple.
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🚨 BREAKING: Governor DeSantis is calling for the IMMEDIATE IMPEACHMENT of Judge Tiffany Baker. Judge Baker released a child rapist who was a KNOWN danger to society. While out on bail, the rapist tortured and killed a 5 year old little girl. Should she be impeached?
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Michael D. Berry retweeted
First ever article for X lol It took a hot minute, but I finally got some thoughts pretty decently organized. It's almost 1500 words, but worth it, I think. Let me know what you think.
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Bought recently. Seems to be game changer. Used on floor and sitting This ergonomic neck and shoulder relaxer provides support to restore cervical spine and relieve neck pain in 10 minutes. Others are loving it! a.co/d/08ImzDPf
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Key word is "illegally", followed by "39 years". Years ago people on both sides of the river walked back and forth across the bridge and everyone got along. The cartels ruined all that, thank you government of Mexico, and the human traffickers piled on.
ICE deports a woman in Laredo, Texas, who’s been living illegally in the US for 39 years. Did you proudly vote for this ?
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Today was they day the 4 cats born under our living room floor, who I've been feeding for a couple of weeks now, looked at me early morning collectively and sat there with all those eyes rather than run back under the house. Tomorrow we see if they permit me a step closer. I might be gaining their confidence sooner than I thought it would happen, maybe. I buried one dog and the other ran away due to fireworks so maybe it's just the cat's time now.
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I support a mosque being built anywhere in the US. I think it should be the goal of every American to be tolerant regardless of their religious beliefs. To promote tolerance, I would also propose that two nightclubs be opened next door to the mosque. We could call one of the clubs, which would be gay, The Turban Cowboy and the other, a topless bar, would be called You Mecca Me Hot. Next door should be a butcher shop that specializes in pork and across the street, an open-pit barbecue pork restaurant, called Iraq of Ribs. We could also have a lingerie store called Victoria Keeps Nothing Secret and a liquor store called Mohammered. All of this would encourage Muslims to demonstrate the tolerance they demand of us. Yes we should promote tolerance, and you can do your part by passing this on. 😎 I did my part 😉or we can just send them back to where ever they came from.....
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Amazing.
The 9/11 Memorial "Tear Drop" sit's directly across from NYC, in Bayonne New Jersey, just the other side of the Statue of Liberty, yet we hear nothing about it. This beautiful, 100 ft tall monument was gifted to the people of the United States by the people of Russia in 2006, in memory of all those who lost their lives on that fateful day, September 11, 2001. The breaking in the cracked façade forms the shape of the two towers. The giant suspended tear drop signifies the tears of the entire world that day. Maybe it's something that needs to be known, starting today.
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Michael D. Berry retweeted
Replying to @libbyemmons
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