#speak loudly

Have you ever been to a military graveyard? It's overwhelming to stand amidst thousands and thousands of white headstones looking at all these people who fought to protect our country and our freedom. For miles in any direction, you'll see white headstones... it's humbling... these people fought to protect what is now being destroyed in this country. They all made great sacrifices. Some made the ultimate sacrifice. They did so to keep us free and let us all live a good life. That is all in jeopardy now. We need to stop what's going on in the White House and in Washington, DC, immediately. We need to fight, as these people did, to protect our country and get our freedom back. We need to change this nightmare back into the American dream. There are Americans living in our country who have never seen someone work a 40 hours week and be able to afford a home and food and a vacation every year. That's is so sad. I want my country back. I want freedom back. I want respect back. I want honor back. I want to make this country better than ever. I want to make sure that these people in those graveyards did not die in vain. What do you want?

@volatilepaths

ERROR EARTH TIME / SEPTEMBER (?) ERROR 2540 (MILITARY CALENDAR) / MARATHON-CLASS CRUISER UNSC SPEAK SOFTLY (C-404) / SLIPSPACE TRANSIT

Barclay stared down at the slop on her plate, almost glowering at it. Though the food and drink dispensers were pretty good at emulating what was named, it wasn't quite the same as the real deal. She missed the days where actual meat wasn't rationed or available only to the wealthy.

They were running -- again. Another world, another deployment, another near-victory on the ground and a loss in space. Another panicked evacuation, another glassing; another ship retreating with a confused jumble of different units aboard. Barclay's platoon of twenty-seven living marines were the only ones from the 45th here; she was sure it was the same way with others.

She was shocked out of her thoughts when somebody sat down next to her. She turned to look at - then up - at the newcomer. Curious blue eyes met red -- and Barclay said "Kia Ora," to be polite. After a moment, she continued on.

On this 4th of July, please remember how this country started and why our forefathers left their homes and ventured to a new, promised land to rid themselves and their families of the shackles of oppression. We fought a war to gain freedom, liberty, and justice for ALL. We fled a meglomaniac who wanted to tax us to the extreme, who wanted to be an autocrat, and we fought to get a country for the people, by the people, where every person's opinion mattered. We can't have let all this have happened and not stand by it today. Those people can not have died in vain. Let's honor our forefathers and get our country back to the way it should be.... by the people, for the people, with freedom, liberty, and justice for ALL!! I love this country, and I want to be proud of it again so let's speak up, speak LOUDLY, and take action to restore democracy and uphold the Constitution!!! Thank you!! Bless this country and the beautiful people who live here... All of them... with no judgements about color, gender, religion,.... America was founded by immigrants of all kinds, and as far as I'm concerned, all people are welcome here, and all people should be treated with love and respect here. Let's stop the insanity and get our country back to the standards and values that made America the greatest country in the world!! Let's make the American dream a thing of reality again. It's turned into a nightmare since January, and we need to change that. I believe that we can!! We have to!! And we will!!! ❤️🤍💙 🇺🇸

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AMERICA 🇺🇸

Happy 4th of July to all!!! ❤️🤍💙