The Roar Rises. (Ernie Plumley)

🤪 Comment attached to President Trump’s post: The same person who thought there was World War Eleven doesn't know this basic fact of economics.!!! https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/116903809790696608

US Ambassador to NATO: The United States of America's position is that the Strait of Hormuz will remain open…President Trump is responding to these attacks... and that's what they should expect.

President Trump on Sen. Graham: Where he was really becoming strong was the Save America Act, and I think he was going to be there very strongly on the filibuster... he was a strong advocate for Save America, and that's what he called me about last night.

July 12, 2026: 🙏🏻🛡⚔️🙌🏻🔥 🔈🌎 Raising Voices That Change Nations. 🌍🌏 Christian Leaders Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning rock band Skillet released “Scream,” a new single from the band’s forthcoming EP. Frontman John Cooper said the single might be the band’s most personal song in years. In an interview with ChurchLeaders, Cooper shared that the track, which is the lead single from Skillet’s upcoming six-song release, was inspired by his own struggles with depression, betrayal, and what he described as a “dark night of the soul.” https://churchleaders.com/news/2219979-john-cooper-skillet-scream-grief-betrayal-addiction-depression-illness.html

🔙 July 11, 2026: 📰 Epoch Times. 🕵️‍♂️ 📊 Facts Matter - Roman Balmakov https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6fS4HflU0U

HUMOR BREAK 🤭 3 of 3 👶🎤 Big laughs!” 😆 💅

HUMOR BREAK 🤭 2 of 3 🎬 Toddler Tension 👶🏼 Mary & Wolfie — emotionally unstable adults trapped in toddler bodies, navigating relationship drama. 👶 Mary — clingy, insecure, dramatic, always twisting a compliment into a confrontation. 👶🏼 Wolfie — sarcastic, blunt, and somehow making things worse… even when he’s trying to be nice or not. A dramatized meltdown for your mental escape.

HUMOR BREAK 🤭 1 of 3 🗳 Toddler Briefing Room 👶🏼 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mq8y64i-gew

President Trump: Well it's devastating. I thought he was fine. He called me last night…What a terrible loss it is. He was a great politician. He was a natural. There are very few of them.

Rep Burchett: Thank you DEA HQ Administrator Cole the brave DEA Agents and God Bless the families who lost a love one to fentanyl. https://x.com/timburchett/status/2075963613777367274

PERSERVERANCE...Sanctify them by the Truth; Your Word is Truth. John 17:17 The Words of the LORD are Flawless, Like Silver refined in a furnace, Like Gold purified sevenfold. Psalm 12:6

X Post: Radio traffic from response to Sen. Graham’s home: Emergency radio traffic indicates that Senator Lindsey Graham suffered chest pains before going into cardiac arrest Saturday night. Efforts to revive the South Carolina lawmaker were not successful. Graham died two days after his 71st birthday. This is the second time within a month that the DC Fire & EMS Department was dispatched to the Capitol Hill home of a Republican U.S. Senator reported to be in cardiac arrest. The first was Senator Mitch McConnell from Kentucky on June 14th. The radio traffic from OpenMHz.com indicates that the 911 caller last night was a woman in Baltimore. The crew from Engine 7 arrived and could not get anyone to answer the door. They apparently forced entry into the home. The radio traffic gives the impression that Senator Graham may not have immediately been in cardiac arrest when they arrived, but there is no confirmation of that information. Here’s the unofficial timeline for the call: · 8:27:34 Engine 7 and Medic 7 (a paramedic ambulance) were dispatched to Graham’s home on South Capitol Street SE (I’ve omitted the street numbers). · 8:32:34 Engine 7 requested a callback to get someone inside to open the locked front door. · 8:33:34 (timestamp missing on video) Dispatcher reported that the caller said she was not in the home and the door is unlocked. · 8:34:15 Dispatcher reported that the caller asked if they knocked on the door, believing the patient would answer. Engine 7 responded, “Yes. Repeatedly.” · 8:35:05 Dispatcher said the caller is coming from Baltimore. The dispatcher asked Engine 7 if they would like a ladder truck company to force entry and asked about the need for DC Police. Engine 7 said they will need police, but they could handle forcing entry into the home. · 8:53:28 Engine 7 reported CPR was in progress “now” and requested an EMS supervisor (standard on cardiac arrest calls). · 8:54:00 EMS 6, an EMS supervisor, was dispatched. · 9:13:41 Battalion Chief 2 told the dispatcher to attach him to the run with Engine 7 (this is not routine on most cardiac arrest calls and is likely an indication of who the patient was). https://x.com/statter911/status/2076228816276447387

Dr. Jan Halper-Hayes -Truth-teller. Table-turner. 🗣⚡️ Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio Laotian national Tou Lue Vang was convicted of sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl in Minnesota.  He was set to be deported until @GovTimWalz issued him a pardon. Then, I revoked his legal status. @ICEgov has removed him from the U.S. and he will never endanger another American. 0:06 / 1:06 6:08 AM · Jul 10, 2026 I’ll let you digest that one ... I’m stepping out for lunch. 🥙🍓🧋 👋🏻

🔥 Tracy Beanz: Stirring the pot 🥄, spilling the truth. 💣 Receipts locked and loaded 📂💥 Nobody in their right mind would seriously defend the puppy mill operations that exist in the United States. Yet, like so many other seemingly well-intentioned causes captured by the nonprofit industrial complex (which, let’s not forget, often profits from a problem rather than solving it), the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) deserves our attention. Indeed, it appears the group is running the same playbook as Big Pharma and others, despite professing its goal is to protect animals from puppy mills. We’ve seen the ads. A Sarah McLachlan song plays softly in the background while images of sad, shivering animals flood the screen and break our hearts, causing donations to pour in. Since 2008, the ASPCA has raised over $2 billion on the strength of those heart-wrenching ads. But most donors have no idea where that money actually goes—and what it is being used to build. The ASPCA has spent years lobbying state and local governments to ban the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits in pet stores. And so far, eight states have done exactly that, with hundreds of localities following suit. Earlier this year, Colorado passed its Pistol the Pomeranian Act, and Massachusetts is moving similar legislation through its legislature. The stated goal is to shut down puppy mills. That part is great. Innocent animals are kept in filthy, overcrowded conditions in those commercial breeding operations. They are bred continuously and denied basic veterinary care. Everyone involved should be prosecuted. Without question, the cause is real, and the abuses are documented. But unfortunately, the ASPCA’s efforts fall well short of its stated goal. Instead, the results of the ASPCA-initiated bans are horrific. After California prohibited the sale of animals in pet stores in 2019, puppy scams surged by 350 percent. The state now leads the nation in reported puppy mill scams. An investigation by the LA Times found that, immediately following the bans, a vast underground market rapidly materialized, with Midwestern mills shipping truckloads of puppies to California under the cover of fake rescue operations. Eager individuals who wanted to add a four-legged member to their family paid thousands of dollars for animals they believed were locally bred, only to end up with sick dogs and no recourse. And the mills themselves? Shockingly, a decade of bans has not reduced their number by a single facility. Instead, advocates cite 10,000 puppy mills operating in the United States. The same number that was cited before ASPCA began its campaign to ban them. The former ASPCA CEO, the one who created the Sarah McLachlan fundraising model, has publicly criticized what is happening, saying that the grants program has been reduced to roughly $5 million a year, against revenue of nearly $400 million. “What’s upsetting as time has gone on,” he said, “is that the original purpose of those funds seems to be forgotten.” Casting a further dark cloud over the current state of affairs is the fact that the organization’s CEO, Matt Bershadker, earned more than $840,000 in 2019. For comparison, that is more than the chief executives of both Feeding America and the American Red Cross, which have budgets ten times as large as the ASPCA’s. See More: https://thehighwire.com/editorial/the-puppy-mill-industrial-complex/

President Trump on the passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham: He's a tough one to lose. He was great — he was unique in every way... He was like a member of the family to me. It's very tough.

Hearts open. Spirit ready. The Word is going forth. 📖🔥 🙌🏻 Jesse's and Cathy's blessings point to Jesus—not stuff. 🕊 👂 Hear first. Judge last. 📖⚖️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ASgyP5tja4 Matthew 7:1-5 🛡Discern the source—don’t trust the splice, or rumor. ⏳ Watch it at your own pace. 📌