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B’s Spin🐝
@BsSpin
Busy spinning the nonsense out of the news.🐝 The headline is theirs. The spin is mine.
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WATCH THE TONGUE. It really IS blue. This little guy is a blue-tongued skink (Tiliqua scincoides) and he apparently wants to make sure nobody forgets how he got his name. Just strolling along, sticking his tongue out. A few more steps … tongue out again. That bright blue tongue isn’t just for show, either. It can be flashed as a warning to startle predators. But this one looks less intimidating and more like he’s proudly showing it off.😂 I’ve been watching that tongue come out way too many times.
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SHE DROWNED HER 3 CHILDREN. THEY RELEASED HER. THEN SHE HAD 3 MORE … AND DROWNED THEM TOO. It sounds too horrifying to be real. But it happened. On March 8, 1954, Maine mother Constance Fisher drowned her three young children Richard, 6, Daniel, 4, and Deborah, still a baby in the bathtub. Her husband came home and found them. Constance had also attempted to take her own life. A note reportedly said she believed God had told her to kill the children to save them from evil. She was diagnosed with severe mental illness and committed to Augusta State Hospital rather than imprisoned. Five years later, in 1959, she was released from the hospital. Her husband stayed with her. And they started another family. They had Kathleen, Michael and Natalie. Then, on June 30, 1966 12 years after the first 3 children died her husband came home to another nightmare. All 3 of those children were dead too. Kathleen was 6. Michael was 4. Natalie was about 9 months old. They had been drowned. Again. Contemporary newspapers described the second killings as a horrifying repetition of the first tragedy. Fisher survived another suicide attempt and was ultimately returned to psychiatric confinement. And the story has 1 final, eerie chapter. In 1973, Constance Fisher escaped from Augusta State Hospital. Her body was later discovered in the Kennebec River. Her death was officially recorded as an accidental drowning. 6 children. Two sets of 3 12 years apart. The first three deaths were a horror. The second three leave a question that is almost impossible to comprehend: After she had already drowned three of her children, how was she ever placed in a position where three more children could die the same way? Can we all agree Lindsay Clancy MUST be locked up for life??
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911 - HE WAS THE JANITOR🔑 And on September 11, 2001 the key in his pocket suddenly became one of the most important keys in America. His name was William Rodriguez. He had worked at the World Trade Center for roughly 20 years. That morning, Rodriguez was in the basement of the North Tower when American Airlines Flight 11 struck the building. Chaos erupted. A badly burned man appeared. Rodriguez helped him. Then he could have gotten out. He went back … Because Rodriguez had something almost nobody else in that building had: A MASTER KEY 🔑 It opened the stairwell doors throughout the North Tower. Firefighters and police were rushing into a building thousands of terrified people were trying to escape. Rodriguez knew the building. And he had the key. So he went UP with the rescuers. Floor after floor. Door after door. Unlock. Open. Keep moving. People were coming down. Rodriguez kept going up. He reportedly made it as high as the 39th floor before firefighters ordered him to turn around. Think about that. The building had been struck by a passenger jet. Smoke was spreading. People were desperately trying to get OUT. And the janitor was climbing farther INSIDE. Rodriguez eventually made it back down and survived. But approximately 200 people he knew at the World Trade Center did not. 25 years later he still carries the memories of that morning. And he still has the master key. We remember the firefighters. We remember the police officers. We remember the passengers who fought back. 🔥We should also remember the janitor with the key. William Rodriguez wasn’t carrying a badge. He wasn’t carrying a weapon. He was carrying something much simpler. A key. And when America was attacked, he used what he had to help save whoever he could. Never forget William Rodriguez.
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I’m sorry, but the $160 is the part I can’t get past.😂 San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York a man connected to a family fortune worth BILLIONS allegedly went bargain hunting in a category where I’m pretty sure bargain hunting should NOT be the goal.🐝 According to police, York responded to an online prostitution ad, used the name “Joe,” and asked the price for an hour. The answer: $160. York allegedly said that worked for him, got into a rental car and headed to the meeting spot at an Ohio mobile-home park. Except there was no woman waiting for “Joe.” There were cops. The ad was part of an undercover prostitution sting and York was arrested when he arrived with the cash and the phone authorities say he used to arrange the encounter. He later pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools, was fined $1,150 and received jail time with credit for time already served. The NFL says it’s reviewing the incident under its Personal Conduct Policy. But I have one completely unserious question … If you have access to BILLIONS of dollars, what exactly makes you look at the $160 option and say, “Yep. That’s the package for me”😂 And that’s BsSpin🐝
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🚨YOU’VE PROBABLY SEEN THIS CLIP BUT THE VIRAL STORY BEHIND IT HASN’T BEEN QUITE TRUE. The real story may actually be better. In 1992, Donald Trump walked onto the field at Pilot Field in Buffalo wearing a plaid shirt and jeans and took a shot at a football challenge during Jim Kelly’s charity event. The first task: throw a football through a small target to qualify for a chance at the $1 million charity throw. Trump stepped up. “Nervous as hell,” he admitted. Then he nailed it 🎯🏈 The crowd erupted and Cris Collinsworth couldn’t believe it: “HOW DID YOU DO THAT?!” Trump laughed: “I have no idea … Who says there’s not luck in football?” That successful throw advanced him to the long-distance $1 million attempt. That’s where the viral version often gets the story wrong. Trump did not make the million-dollar throw. He missed it, as did Jim Kelly and the other pros who attempted it. Nobody won the big prize that day. But that first throw? One shot. Right through the target. In front of a stadium crowd and a group of NFL stars. 34 years later, the video is still incredible to watch! NFL football is back tonight, Raiders v Texans. Seems like the perfect time to bring this one back. @BsSpin
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Who funded the open-border invasion? It seems the fraudulent funding for illegals still exists. When will we shut this down? Who is investigating deep state? When will there be arrests? WHY AM I ASKING THESE SAME RHETORICAL QUESTIONS … 1.5 years later?
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And that’s how it’s done! 💅