
Louis Montoya
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Retired Combat Infantryman | Veteran Content Creator | Dropping truth on family values | Satirizing urban chaos & economic fantasies | Holy Spirit driven
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This is the part they don’t play. Melissa Doi. 32. 83rd floor. South Tower. “I feel fire.” Then she makes sure her mother hears it anyway: “Tell her I love her so much. I love her. She was the best mother a person could ever have.” An only child. They told her to go back upstairs. She almost got out. Never forget her name. Never forget who did this.
Louis Montoya4,417,701 просмотров • 16 дней назад

Melissa Doi was 32. An only child. Senior manager on the 83rd floor of the South Tower. After the first plane hit the North Tower, she and her colleagues started evacuating. Then the announcement came: the building was secure. Go back to work. She took the elevator back up. Minutes later Flight 175 tore through her floor. This is her 911 call. You can hear the heat, the smoke, and her realizing she isn’t getting out. Near the end she gives the dispatcher her mother’s information and a last message: “Tell her that she was the best mother a person could have, and that I love her with all my heart and soul, and that I’ll see her in the next world.” She was one of the people Battalion Chief Orio Palmer was trying to reach when the South Tower came down. Never forget her. Never forget what they did.
Louis Montoya3,394,539 просмотров • 16 дней назад

How can ONE immigration lawyer in Dallas “sign off” on over 1.1 million H-1B visas in just 18 months? That’s ~2,000+ per day. Even with digital tools and staff, is anyone seriously vetting these applicants for skills, security risks, or impact on American workers and Texas housing? We’ve seen the demographic shifts in Frisco, McKinney, and Dallas. Time for real oversight—not rubber stamps. What do you think—reform the H-1B program or pause it? 📹: Joe Redden | The Older Millennial #H1B #Texas #AmericaFirst
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😂 Karen Bass on LA homelessness: “Sleep out on the street a couple weeks and tell me you’re not using something to stay sane… or use meth so you don’t go to sleep to protect yourself!” Meth for clear-headed night watch duty? Brilliant leadership. Next she’ll prescribe energy drinks and conspiracy podcasts for “mental clarity.” We pay taxes for this genius? Fix the streets, not normalize the nightmare. #BassLogic #SanityInLA #HomelessnessFail
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Public school buses dropping minors off at the international bridge so they can cross back into Mexico alone. This is normalized in South Texas. U.S. districts recruit these students from Mexico, subsidize crossings, and bus them to the border — all to boost Average Daily Attendance funding from Texas taxpayers. How is this not eroding our sovereign border in practice? The line is treated like it barely exists for public services. Mayra Flores
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What Don Lemon did wasn't journalism. It was a power play— “look at me, look at me, now watch me force a confrontation.” You don't interrupt a worship service, you don’t interrupt prayer, you don’t march into a sanctuary and turn it into a stage. He didn’t observe. He orchestrated. U.S. Department of Justice, Attorney General Pamela Bondi, Rapid Response 47, Eric Daugherty, and Gunther Eagleman™. .
Louis Montoya20,664 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад
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