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It’s an acquired taste, but at the Walmarts you can readily purchase the commemorative set.

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More specifically, the group hopes to make available resources to support the trans, nonbinary, and two-spirit refugees the city has received from Republican-led states that have threatened trans rights.

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To all the homosexuals and lesbians out there this is exactly the shite that will put you back in the closet for the next thousand years.

Whether you like it or not, these cultural revolutionaries/commies played you like a fiddle. There are no life boats available.

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That is a white man

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True Persians believe they’re lineage dates back to antiquity through the Ancient Greeks of mythology and through Alexander the Great.

The Achaemenid Empire (the First Persian Empire, 550–330 BC).

What you see today is a corrupted blood line and people, all thanks to Islam.

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King Xerxes the Great claimed that the Persian royal lineage descended from Perses, who in Greek mythology was the son of the Greek hero Perseus and Andromeda.

The Mythical Lineage: According to Greek traditions recorded by historians like Herodotus and philosophers like Plato, Perseus and Andromeda had a son named Perses. The Greeks (and sometimes educated Persians) identified this figure as the mythological ancestor and founder of the Persian people.

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Not too far from Chicago, Evanston was the first to pay Black residents in reparations to cover housing expenses

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Congratulations Evanston liberals, looking at you Northwestern :nana:

You’ve earned your virtue signal participation trophy and can sleep soundly tonight. This is how liberals pay the brownies & blacks to stay out of their community, not welcome them. An average 1 bedroom in Evanston starts at 3G’s a month, a multi-bedroom is 5-6K a month and that’s just renting, not home prices.

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I had no idea she was snooty and cunty in the best way possible.

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Yeah, she had kids and grew up. She’s a Democrat’s worst nightmare…one who left the plantation and they couldn’t kill.

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There aren’t rock walls anywhere along the Missouri River that look like what would be required for these statues.

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That’s because before it was channelized like it is today, it was immensely wide, muddy, fast, and depending upon the season a raging debris filled torrent or a wide flat relatively shallow mud hole. Where I live the E. side of the Missouri bluffs are 400 feet high and you can barely see with the naked eye the W. side bluff across its original flood plain.

I’m a history buff, actually got my minor in it. I’m positive 99% of the people in this country have absolutely not an idea what a monumental undertaking the Corps of Discovery was and the daily grind involved. They didn’t sail up the Missouri, especially since they left STL. right at the spring thaw and the spring runoff was at full swing, a river chock-fill of sediment and debris, like full size Missouri Oaks. They pulled, cordelled(Fr.) their 55-foot Keel boat and multiple smaller craft up the Missouri along the eastern bank. It took them over 2 months upon leaving STL. to reach present day Independence, Mo. outside of KC sometime around the 4th of July, that’s how Independence got it’s name…a distance of roughly 350-400 miles.

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Because they were traveling upstream against a notoriously fast, muddy, and debris-filled current, pulling the boats—known as cordelling—was one of their primary methods of moving forward.

Moving the fleet (a 55-foot keelboat and two large rowboats called pirogues) up the Missouri River was an agonizing, daily grind with multiple methods used:

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I designed this below image, representing Lewis and Clark on the Mississippi

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:dope:

WTF?

Absolutely loved Mississippi Mud.

Didn’t know it was officially extinct? We had a great place up here, south by southwest cuisine and they had gulf fresh oysters on the half-shelf or broiled at the bar and Cajun popcorn in season.

Great memories, served in that style glass as well. We used to have Buckwheat Zydeco and Cajun musicians and Toots & Mayatals every summer for years.

Damn!

Imagine taking moral relevancy from Micheal “I openly kept a harem of white & black coke whores off facility throughout my career too keep the animals at bay” Irvin as my rudder in life.

You’re fricked or a Democrat!

Sorry a thread attempt of such worthiness was derailed by nonsense.

They didn’t die in vain, every moment it’s said oh it’s just a little voter fraud, it’s fraud but both sides do it, it’s corruption, but you’re naive to think it isn’t a part of the game…you’re literally shitting & pissing on these heroes graves.

Remember! Absolutely none of them wanted to die.

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”Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?"

"No... but I served in a company of heroes”

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