@Carina_Amyth @esjesjesj The Eisernes Kreuz (Iron Cross) is unfairly tarnished by Nazis. It was instituted in 1813 and is a Prussian award for bravery in battle during the Napoleonic Wars. It is also the current symbol of the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces).

@JenC222 I appreciate their purpose, but they’re annoying when navigating a shopping cart to my truck. 😂

@iamchrisdurkin @jdpoc

@JenC222 I hear southern Indiana is going through some things right now.

@SouthDallasFood

@SouthDallasFood You KNOW you heard his voice when you watched this. 😂

@SouthDallasFood I misread your post as ‘melanin’. 😂

@front_ukrainian

@mcguinnessfortx @LOCATEFUN @front_ukrainian I’m glad that you lifted the veil.

@WUTangKids

@TheAnaBraga @piyushmittal You and I know the truth. 🙂

@NatalkaKyiv

@NatalkaKyiv

@ArtCandee Wait. Wut??

@RepNancyMace

@PeteHegseth Historian Ty Seidule says that Bragg's battles often ended in defeat because of his insistence on direct frontal assaults and his "uncanny ability to turn minor wins and losses into strategic defeats."

@PeteHegseth One private, Sam Watkins, who later became a professional writer, said in his memoirs that "None of Bragg's men ever loved him. They had no faith in his ability as a general. He was looked upon as a merciless tyrant ... He loved to crush the spirit of the men."

@ForgiatoBlow47 (F)ucking (B)itch

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