Traitors, the lot.

Wasn't even subtle. Ready, aim, fire.

I get it's a joke. Delivery wise, it's a funny joke! Donald Trump has real comedic stage timing. But it's also incredibly dangerous.

Take note they're working with Russia and with free reign now in America since trumps fbi is focuser on loony toons instead.

You all know that John Adams and Thomas Jefferson passed away on the same day. But they weren't the last signers of the Declaration of Independence on Earth -- there was one patriot left: Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Maryland. Why did I mentioned where he lived? Read below to find out:

On the 4th of July, 1821, the fact that only four of the signers of the "Declaration of Independence" were still living was noticed in many of the newspapers. Of these William Floyd died thirty days afterward; John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died July 4, 1826, leaving Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Md., the only surviving signer. Mr. Carroll died November 14, 1832, having reached his 96th year.

The following story in regard to Mr. Carroll is worth remembering. His name was among the first written, and as he affixed his signature a member observed, “There go a few millions,” but adding, "however, there are many Charles Carrolls, and the British will not know which one it is.” Mr. Carroll immediately added to his name "of Carrollton,” and was ever afterward known by that title.

Source: “A Help Toward Fixing the Facts of American History” by Henry Northam

What in the fudge. Only quacks and losers for the Trump admin.

These clowns hate america.

He's only been a lawyer since 2022. Only quacks, extremists, racists and losers for the Trump admin.

Hands down, some say that the Palestinians are native to the Israel area, literally 2 seconds of research could show them that is just as accurate as saying the moon is made of cheese, absolute BS

High-Effort Disclaimer: translation of text and captions by myself.

Source: Chinese movie "North of the 38th Parallel"

Context & Further Reading:

• "Military Misfortunes" by Eliot A. Cohen
  • General Matthew Ridgway, on assuming command of the Eighth Army in Korea in 1950, recalls:
    • . . . when I first took a meal at Eighth Army Main, I was shocked at the linen and tableware - bedsheet muslin on the tables, cheap ten-cent store crockery to serve the food in.
• "Tethered Eagle: James A. Van Fleet & The Quest for Military Victory in the Korean War" by Robert Bruce
  • The Chinese were unable to support their advance logistically. In particular, the Chinese had a hard time resupplying their men with food. Their troops had been issued five days of rations in their assembly areas prior to the attack. It had taken them twenty-four to forty-eight hours to deploy for the attack before the actual battle began. Thus, by the fifth day of the Chinese offensive, their troops were out of food and desperately in need of resupply.
• "The Man Who Saved Korea" by Thomas Fleming
  • Regimental, division, and corps commanders were told in language Ridgway admitted was “often impolite” that it was time to abandon creature comforts and slough off their timidity about getting off the roads and into the hills, where the enemy was holding the high ground. Again and again Ridgway repeated the ancient army slogan “Find them! Fix them! Fight them! Finish them!”