Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Common sight in many parts of the world I've visited.
That's inaccurate. Not enough dads.
Beer, the mother of invention.
I’m sorry, I had to........Cute face tho.
Somethin’ ya’ don’t see everyday.
Somethin’ ya’ don’t see everyday.
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What part of Phoenix is this?
The Grapes of Wrath.
She's got more ink on her body than a Bic Pen factory.
"Danger Will Robinson. Life form is covered with warning labels and is bat-shit crazy."
American soldier of the 114th U.S. Colored Troops guarding a pontoon bridge over the Rio Grande connecting the cities of Matamoros, Mexico, with Brownsville, Texas, which was under Federal occupation at the time. 1866
Lorena González - Wikipedia
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In 2015, The Atlantic called her as "the California Democrat setting the national agenda."[7] In December 2016, POLITICO Magazine named her one of its Top 50 "thinkers, doers and visionaries transforming American politics."[8]
Canada.... Not that long ago
https://warriorpublications.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/oka-crisis-1990/
On July 11, 1990, Mohawks in Kanesatake resisted an assault by heavily armed Quebec provincial police to remove a blockade that was established to stop the proposed expansion of the Oka golf course and a condominium project. During a brief fire-fight, one cop was shot and killed (although to this day it is unclear who shot him). In nearby Kahnawake, the Mercier Bridge was seized in solidarity. Thereafter began a 78 day siege involving thousands of police and some 4,500 soldiers from the Canadian military. The “Oka Crisis” inspired widespread solidarity actions by Indigenous peoples across the country, including road and railway blockades, occupations of government offices, and sabotage of railway bridges and electrical transmission lines. The Oka Crisis served to re-awaken the warrior spirit of Indigenous peoples, inspiring acts of resistance and setting the tone for Indigenous resistance throughout the 1990s, and to this day.
https://warriorpublications.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/oka-crisis-1990/
On July 11, 1990, Mohawks in Kanesatake resisted an assault by heavily armed Quebec provincial police to remove a blockade that was established to stop the proposed expansion of the Oka golf course and a condominium project. During a brief fire-fight, one cop was shot and killed (although to this day it is unclear who shot him). In nearby Kahnawake, the Mercier Bridge was seized in solidarity. Thereafter began a 78 day siege involving thousands of police and some 4,500 soldiers from the Canadian military. The “Oka Crisis” inspired widespread solidarity actions by Indigenous peoples across the country, including road and railway blockades, occupations of government offices, and sabotage of railway bridges and electrical transmission lines. The Oka Crisis served to re-awaken the warrior spirit of Indigenous peoples, inspiring acts of resistance and setting the tone for Indigenous resistance throughout the 1990s, and to this day.
Well hold my beer- a semi auto revolver....
Iran navy 'friendly fire' incident kills 19 sailors in Gulf of Oman
Nineteen sailors died when their ship was reportedly hit during a test of a new missile.
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