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RedWhite&Right retweeted
WHAT THE FLOCK? 🎥
They put Flock cameras at a gun range in the middle of the Ocala National Forest.
Not on the road.
Pointed straight at the entrance and exit of the pistol and rifle range.
Every lawful gun owner who shows up gets their plate logged.
Daytona Beach Lawyer found them and was stunned:
“I was surprised to find this here Somebody told me about it. I didn’t believe it either.”
These aren’t in high-crime zones. They’re in the middle of nowhere — on purpose.
This is the quiet part of the war on the Second Amendment.
You don’t need to ban guns when you can build a real-time registry of every American who exercises the right while intimidating them in the process.
This is how they do it without ever writing a gun control bill.
Buc-ee’s just sued a tiny corner store in Beavercreek, Ohio over a cartoon beaver and its name.
Beaver’s Mini Mart has been sitting in that neighborhood for over two decades. Buc-ee’s opened its first Ohio store this spring.
A multi-billion-dollar Texas chain that builds 74,000 sq ft cathedrals to gas and beef jerky is now trying to crush a mom-and-pop carryout because the city is literally named Beavercreek and the store used… a beaver.
This isn’t trademark protection. This is corporate bullying dressed up as brand defense. They’re burning every ounce of goodwill they spent years manufacturing with clean bathrooms and branded merch.
People who once drove hours for the “Buc-ee’s experience” are now watching a giant pick on the local corner store that was there first.
You don’t get to roll into some place, plant your flag, then demand the locals stop using the animal their town is named after.
I actually liked the business model and things I have heard about Buc-we’d until I saw this. Don’t try to be the beaver that thinks it owns every other beaver.
This is peak corporate insecurity. And it’s ugly. Shame on Buc-ee’s.
RedWhite&Right retweeted
A classic…they don’t make them like this anymore.
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CRIMINAL REFERRALS WERE JUST SENT TO ALL 50 STATES AGS SEEKING PROSECUTIONS OF ANTHONY FAUCI AND OTHER TOP OFFICIALS.
Charges include murder, terrorism, manslaughter, racketeering, human trafficking, elder abuse, false imprisonment, financial incentives, and other crimes.
This includes named individuals.
RedWhite&Right retweeted
Do Tesla drivers think they are above the law?
It was in Parker, Colorado, Bodycam footage from July 21st shows a Tesla driver stopped for going 64 in a 45. He told the officer, “I wasn’t driving. It was assisted driving. Autopilot, sir.” When the cop explained he was still responsible, the driver got irate, yelling, “You can’t aggress me like this,” and demanded a supervisor.
People often think paying more for a car means they’re above the rules. Tesla drivers sometimes lean into that with “I’m not driving, the car is,” but it’s really just the same old “Do you know how much this cost?” attitude, just with new tech excuses.
RedWhite&Right retweeted
Rosie’s Law in Illinois decides who gets the pets in a breakup
The Fox story is about a new law called Rosie’s Law. It takes effect January 1st, 2027. Now, if you break up with someone and can’t agree on who keeps the dog, cat, or horse, you can take it to court. Judges will consider the pet’s well-being, who did the daily care, who paid the bills, and the emotional bond.
It started with a Chicago psychologist, Tameer Siddiqui, and her senior puggle, Rosie. After her engagement ended, her ex-fiancé took Rosie from her, even though she’d been the primary caregiver for years. Illinois divorce law already considered pet well-being, but not for unmarried couples. Siddiqui founded the Rosie’s Law Initiative, which led to HB 4540, sponsored by State Representative Barbara Hernandez.
Two sisters helping each other as they get older.
This is a really sweet story. It’s about two dogs, Blaquee and Macy. Macy lost her hearing as she got older and couldn’t hear the food bowls anymore. But her sister, Blaquee, gently nudges and guides her to the bowl every mealtime. Their owner, Kara Ramsey, caught it on Ring footage. She said, “If this isn’t love, I don’t know what is.”
While it’s not super common, but dogs definitely look out for their pack. They often help older or impaired dogs by nudging them to food, water, or even waking them up.
RedWhite&Right retweeted
On RED Friday, we remember the brave men and women serving far from home and the families who carry the weight of that sacrifice with them every day. 🇺🇸❤️
May God protect those who are deployed, give strength to the families waiting for them, and bring each one home safely. Until they all come home. 🙏🇺🇸
RedWhite&Right retweeted
Good RED Friday morning Patriot 𝕏 friends!
Remember Everyone Deployed.
Pray for our troops—may God protect them, strengthen them, and bring them safely home.
Will you join me in a quiet prayer today for every service member of who’s far from home?
#REDFriday #SupportOurTroops
RedWhite&Right retweeted
The doors of the ER burst open at 11:47 PM.
A 34-year-old man. Motorcycle vs. guardrail. His right leg is bent at an angle legs are never supposed to bend.
Blood pressure is dropping.
He's going pale.
What happens in the next 12 minutes decides whether he keeps his leg, and his life. 🧵
RedWhite&Right retweeted
Faithful Friday!!
Remember to pray.
🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏
Our country definitely needs it.
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The look on his face is too cute! He's begging to be saved. 🤣🤣🤣
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RedWhite&Right retweeted
Senate panel held Fauci in contempt of Congress
On Aug. 6, 2026, the Senate Homeland Security Committee (chaired by Sen. Rand Paul) voted along party lines to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt. He had invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times at a July 29 hearing and refused to answer subpoenaed questions on COVID origins and response.
Republicans say his Biden pardon voided the Fifth claim; Fauci’s side calls it a political stunt. The case is being referred to DOJ for possible prosecution.
Will referring this to the DOJ actually lead to charges, or is it mostly symbolic?
RedWhite&Right retweeted
He was 11 years old.
No English. No money. No parents with him.
Just a handwritten tag pinned to his coat that said where he was supposed to go… and a one-way ticket across the Atlantic.
Amedeo Obici stepped off the ship in 1889 and got on the wrong train.
That “mistake” dropped him in a small Pennsylvania town where a kind Italian family took him in. Years later he married their daughter.
He started with a fruit cart. Then a peanut roaster he built himself. Then a horse-drawn wagon.
In 1906 he and a partner founded Planters Peanuts.
They created Mr. Peanut.
They built an empire.
And when the love of his life died, he used his fortune to build a hospital in her name that still serves people today.
An 11-year-old immigrant kid with a tag on his coat became the Peanut King of America.
Grit doesn’t care where you start.
Would you have boarded that ship alone at 11?
Drop a 🥜 if this one hit different.
Tag someone who needs to hear a real American success story.
(True historical account of Amedeo Obici, founder of Planters Peanuts. All key details verified.)
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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani was booed off the stage at a Staten Island police event.
At the NYPD’s 43rd annual National Night Out Against Crime on the Midland Beach Boardwalk Tuesday night, the mayor faced loud, sustained boos, jeers, and chants of “get out of here” and “nobody wants you here” from sections of the roughly 3,500-person crowd.
He managed only brief remarks lasting under a minute—smiling throughout, thanking the community, and exiting the stage—before the hostility forced him off.
RedWhite&Right retweeted
Before apps and velvet ropes, the most powerful tables in New York weren’t bought…
they were earned.
In the 1970s and 80s, certain Italian restaurants and steakhouses became the quiet crossroads of the city. Politicians, actors, businessmen, and figures tied to the five families often sat just a few tables apart. The food was excellent. The real currency was privacy and respect.
Rao’s in East Harlem kept only a handful of tables and turned away almost everyone. Sparks Steak House in Midtown became forever linked to the December 1985 hit on Gambino boss Paul Castellano right outside its doors. Umberto’s Clam House in Little Italy was where “Crazy Joe” Gallo was gunned down in 1972.
These places weren’t movie sets. They were real rooms where deals, rivalries, and history quietly unfolded under the same roof.
Ever walk into a restaurant and feel the weight of the stories it still holds?
Drop a 🔥 if you know these spots.
Disclaimer: Historical accounts based on documented events and contemporary reporting. No endorsement of criminal activity. Shared for historical context only.
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The Havana Mob Bosses: How the American Mafia Turned Cuba Into Their Private Caribbean Empire
Before Fidel Castro’s revolution seized everything on New Year’s Day 1959, Havana was the mob’s glittering offshore playground.
With dictator Fulgencio Batista’s blessing (and payoffs), top American gangsters built a world-class casino empire, ran narcotics routes, and lived like kings in luxury hotels.
#HavanaMobBosses