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May 25

🧵 10 Medal of Honor Recipients under the age of 2️⃣5️⃣ who’s acts of heroism, ultimately cost them their lives:

Private First Class Charles L. Gilliland, Korean War, Age 17:

Pfc Gilliland was providing cover when his company came under fire. He had a defensive position that allowed him visibility to see where the enemy was coming in from, and fired at the passage. When 2 enemy forces breached the line, he jumped away from his position, and used his pistol to neutralize the threat. He sustained a severe head wound, but went back to his defensive position.

When orders were given to pull back, he voluntarily stayed behind to provide his unit cover while they withdrew. He was never seen again.

He’s the youngest recipient of the Medal of Honor for the Korean War at 17 years old.

🧵 2 of 10 Medal of Honor Recipients under the age of 2️⃣5️⃣ who’s acts of heroism, ultimately cost them their lives:

Private First Class David Gonzales, World War II, Age 21:

While fighting the Japanese forces, a 500lb went off in the company’s perimeter, burying 5 men. While under enemy fire, Pfc Gonzales crawled 15 yards from his defensive position to rescue the men buried in the rubble. He was able to extract 3 men, who were evacuated and saved.

It’s worth noting, Gonzales commanding officer also ran forward to rescue the entombed men. Just as Gonzales was about to free the first man, he saw his CO get mortally wounded, and died instantly. Instead of cowering, he doubled his efforts, and removed the first man, and rescued the other two under heavy sniper fire, while standing upright to dig them out faster. After extracting the 3 men, he was mortally wounded.

🧵 3 of 10 Medal of Honor Recipients under the age of 2️⃣5️⃣ who’s acts of heroism, ultimately cost them their lives:

Private First Class John F. Thorson, World War II, Age 24:

While trying to gain control against Japanese forces on Dagami Leyte, filled with trenches and bunkers of enemy forces, Pfc Thorson and his company were sent to outflank the trenches near the strong hold. Pfc Thorson volunteered for the mission, and was the first one to encounter an enemy filled trench. He opened fire, able to take out many of those within the trench, but was gravely on approaching the trench.

When members of his company rushed to rescue him, the enemy forces threw a grenade near his body. Pfc Thorson was able to yell back to his company, before using his body to cover the grenade, killing him instantly. His heroic act saved countless lives within his company.

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Heatherheather007

@LibertyValkyrie

Jan 13

Y’all…I’m devastated. This is my hometown 💔

The Government of California, coupled with environmentalists, FORCED 12 Dairy’s to be bought out, some of which have been generational ran, for 150 years.

Pt Reyes Station is where I called home — I always described this place as more cows than people, bragged that we didn’t even have a stoplight, and that railroad tracks still ran through the Post Office. All still true, for now.

I grew up with these families, was in 4-H with them, went to summer camps, ran through their fields, chased cows, and laughed when someone slipped in a “Cow Patty”…

Only two will remain, of the 15 that have operated their coastal dairy’s for over a century and a half.

And Fxck Congressman Jared Huffman, who was part of these negotiations.

These ranchers were forced under a gag order, unable to talk to the community about what was happening to solicit help and support.

More land for the government to “take care of”, when funds haven’t even been allocated. Furthermore, we see what happens when California is charged with land management.

These Dairyman never had a chance against tech pocketbooks.

While ranchers were under gag orders, the environmentalists were not, and able to host swanky dinners to raise $40MIL to fight against these ranchers.

Why are tech and venture capitalists fighting against ranchers!!? I’m so beyond crushed for these families.

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Heatherheather007

@LibertyValkyrie

Jan 2

Why I don’t trust the FBI to handle investigations as they pertain to protecting Americans: 🧵 1 of 8

PS: These ALL occurred in the last decade.

Why don’t we know who placed the bombs 4 years ago during J6? The FBI jumped through hoops to seek out cell phone tower pings, yet the biggest threat of the day remains🤫🤨

Why I don’t trust the FBI to handle investigations as they pertain to protecting Americans: 🧵 2 of 8

We still don’t know:
•Why Crooks attempted to take Trump’s life
•Who, if anyone else was involved
•A plethora of other questions not answered

Why I don’t trust the FBI to handle investigations as they pertain to protecting Americans: 🧵 3 of 8

The amount of inconsistencies from the Las Vegas Shooting, and complete lack of transparency during the investigation, left America with far more questions than answers.

8 years later, case concludes with zero motive.

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Heatherheather007

@LibertyValkyrie

Nov 10, 2024

🇺🇸 Ten Marine Corps Legends a 🧵

Today marks the 249th birthday for the Marines.

Here’s a thread highlighting 10 Absolute Marine Corps Legends:

1 of 11 🧵 Lt. Gen. Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller

Lewis “Chesty” remains one of our nations most decorated War Heros. In the Pacific theater of World War II, Puller led an American advance that succeeded against a huge Japanese force at Guadalcanal.

During the Korean War Puller lead his Marines, and conducted a fighting withdrawal from the Chosin Reservoir, that crippled seven Chinese divisions in the process. His valor earned him 5 Navy Crosses, and numerous other high-level awards.

2 of 11 🧵 Sgt. Maj. Daniel J. Daly

Sgt. Maj. Daniel J. Daly is possibly most famous for leading outnumbered and outgunned Marines in a counterattack at the Battle of Belleau Wood with the rallying cry, “Come on, you sons of b-tches, do you want to live forever?”

Major General Smedley Butler once called him, “The fightin’est Marine” he’d ever knew.

He single-handedly held a wall in China as Chinese snipers and other soldiers tried to pick him off. He was also known for his role in resisting an ambush by Caco rebels in Haiti and then leading a dawn counterattack against them. For these two particular examples of his valor, he was awarded The Medal of Honor twice.

3 of 11 🧵 Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler

Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler is one of the few people who have received two Medals of Honor (such as previously mentioned Sgt Major Daly). His first was for leading during the assault and occupation of Vera Cruz, Mexico in 1914. Eighteen months later he led a group of Marines and sailors against Caco rebels holed up in an old French fort. For his bravery during the hand-to-hand combat that followed, he was awarded his second Medal of Honor. Butler also led troops in combat during the Spanish-American War, the Boxer Rebellion in China, Nicaragua, and World War I France.

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Heatherheather007

@LibertyValkyrie

Oct 24, 2024

Doug Emhoff is a WOMANIZER; A 🧵

1) Katya Calderone was known as a “Trophy Secretary” hired by Emhoff, was a part time model who was seen, “partying at the Playboy Mansion, in GQ Magazine at Coachella Festival, socializing with Hollywood actors, and trying out for Bravo reality TV show Millionaire Matchmaker.”

One woman who worked under Emhoff at Venable told the Daily Mail that he showed favoritism to “young, pretty girls” at their firm.

2) Doug Emhoff isn’t just accused by a credible source, but multiple sources who can attest to the timeline and the story of his ex girlfriend getting slapped in the face while he was drunk.

3) “We might have a President of the United States that’s an enabler..” of abuse against women.

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Heatherheather007

@LibertyValkyrie

Oct 12, 2024

🧵 Years of Kamala’s Corruption Exposed: A 🧵

1) Kamala didn’t even register to vote until she was 29.

Former colleague of Kamala (practicing lawyer of 30yrs) brings receipts in a Tucker Carlson interview. HIGHLY suggest you watch in its entirety — her entire resume unravels. Link to interview is in post if you scroll down 👇🏼👇🏼

2) Kamala cheated campaign finance laws in California in her first race. She signed paperwork at a cap of money to be raised, and well she fell behind, TRIPLED the amount she was allowed to legally raise.

3) Kamala touts supporting the 2nd amendment, yet is/was notoriously harder on actual lawful gun owners (typically acting in self defense), than she was on illegal criminals committing murder (due to her sanctuary laws).

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