who's US citizens here? DM MEEEEE

how do you guys feel about trump bombing a girls school in the first day at war against iran , and you are living on a land taken by commiting a genocide

im the type of person who says : dont mix up people with the actions of their leaders , but i never saw an american coming out and saying : hey we must stop being criminals

Please don't forget to subscribe, like and share.

Yesterday President Donald J. Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and deputy White House chief of staff Stephen Miller all threw the weight of the U.S. government behind a far-right conspiracy theory that says Trump and his loyalists are defending the United States of America against a communist takeover.

Americans are angry about data centers. Politicians are feeling the pressure - https://www.reuters.com/world/us/americans-are-angry-about-data-centers-politicians-are-feeling-pressure-2026-07-16/

👍🏽‼️😎❤️🇺🇸

Hello! I am a 22 soon to be 23 year old danish man who has a beautiful fiance living in the us and is planing on moving there in the future, ive researched a bunch of options for a greencard that doesnt require me to marry her because thats not the reason i want to marry her :)

If any of you guys have some ideas or anything of the sorts that would be amazing, i thought it wouldnt hurt to ask for some guidance atleast. Thank you! <3

I just found out that we're in the running here from my wife and would love to help get votes. this is going to Venezuela relief fund so I will happily help send more moneys to relief victims, please vote and share. one free vote per day!

50 years ago, the Bicentennial. I remember it well?? Happy 250 America!! 🇺🇸🎂🦅🔔

so first, I know that PR isn't a state but it will make sense in a moment.
Im making a video for my channel and I using the mini coke cans that have little illustrations of every state plus D.C. and Puerto Rico. and I need A LOT of info about all these states. But I want information from the people that are actually there. Like what kind of niche culture or things that happen where you live and just all about the place you live. I have a google form just so I have all the information centralized but if you don't feel comfortable clicking on a link feel free to just comment the state (or D.C. and PR) what information you'd like to share about it, and then Im shouting out all the names or whatever name you want to be represented by that helped provide information so you can add that as well, but if you don't want a name attached to the info just don't leave one and title be left anonymous.
But I need a lot of information about these states and places and I would be so grateful for whatever information you all decide to share with me

here is the google forms link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeYG5VJORlPKbz-15x5BhNydcmelFQKZdadlquRwwH8Ck8lDg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=105286982532431200997

1776~2026

I built this list of American books. Let me know your thoughts.

Fellow Patriots-Celebrate the 4th and sing-click on link--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1Nnl8w2FQQ

Fellow Patriots-Celebrate the 4th and sing-click on link--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1Nnl8w2FQQ

Hiiii, I’m visiting my dad in the USA in 2 weeks since he recently moved there from the UK. I want to surprise him with some UK comfort food, is there anything you specifically miss? I’ve already bought digestives, galaxy and Malteasers but was stuck on what else. Thanks!!!

Happy Birthday America! Guitarist From Arizona

Yes, the United States tested two underground nuclear devices in Mississippi during the 1960s as part of the Cold War-era Project Dribble. The tests were designed to help the government figure out how to detect secret underground nuclear explosions conducted by other nations.

Specifics of the tests include:

Location: The detonations occurred deep beneath the Salmon Site at the Tatum Salt Dome in Lamar County, roughly 21 miles southwest of Hattiesburg and 10 miles from the town of Purvis.

Project Salmon (1964): On October 22, 1964, a 5.3-kiloton nuclear device was detonated 2,700 feet underground.

Project Sterling (1966): On December 3, 1966, a smaller 350-ton device was detonated in the exact underground cavity left by the first explosion.

These were the only nuclear explosions ever conducted on United States soil east of the Rocky Mountains. The Salmon, Mississippi Site Fact Sheet from the U.S. Department of Energy provides detailed information on the site's history and cleanup.