Remember the man who threw his shoe at Bush?
We underestimate the impact this tiny event had.
With one small act of rebellion, he said to the world, "no, you will not destroy my country, install a puppet, leave it in ruins, & pretend everything is okay."
It changed EVERYTHING.
We underestimate the impact this tiny event had.
With one small act of rebellion, he said to the world, "no, you will not destroy my country, install a puppet, leave it in ruins, & pretend everything is okay."
It changed EVERYTHING.
"This is a farewell kiss from the Iraqi people, you dog!"
The brave man, an Iraqi journalist, was duly hailed as a hero. Calls across the Middle East to put his shoe in a museum. The US army eventually destroyed them.
Similar protests sprung up.
Never let evil go unchallenged.
The brave man, an Iraqi journalist, was duly hailed as a hero. Calls across the Middle East to put his shoe in a museum. The US army eventually destroyed them.
Similar protests sprung up.
Never let evil go unchallenged.
The CapitoI protest was like that x1000.
Thousands saying "Enough!" to a corrupt system.
Like the Iraqi journalist, many will spend time in jail, as do all who get caught resisting tyranny.
But America has been fundamentally changed after January 6👍🏻
Nothing will be the same.
Thousands saying "Enough!" to a corrupt system.
Like the Iraqi journalist, many will spend time in jail, as do all who get caught resisting tyranny.
But America has been fundamentally changed after January 6👍🏻
Nothing will be the same.
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