Shane 209-White Crown @209Shane

@hrrysgreysuit 💯💯💯💯

@DMW9699 They are so insecure. They keep briefing the press about how they are not broke. Lol

@chrisshipitv So if they give Harry and Meghan security, then all the royals should have security including Uncle Andy

In the dead of night at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, a garbage truck stopped behind a women’s barracks. Its cargo was not trash. One by one, 54 children were dumped into the freezing mud before the truck drove away, leaving them crying in the darkness. Inside the barracks, 26-year-old Luba Tryszynska heard the commotion through the thin walls. A former nurse from Kamenets-Litovsk, she had arrived at Bergen-Belsen only weeks earlier. When she stepped outside, she found terrified children between the ages of four and twelve. Earlier that day, their mothers had been separated from them and transported to another camp near Hamburg. The children had been loaded onto a different vehicle, driven around for hours while officials decided their fate, and ultimately abandoned like unwanted cargo. For Luba, the sight was unbearable. Two years earlier, at Auschwitz, she had been forced to watch her own family disappear. During the selection process, an SS guard noticed her young son, Isaac. Knowing mothers with small children were often sent directly to the gas chambers, Luba’s mother-in-law pulled the boy from her arms in a desperate attempt to save her life. Isaac, her husband Hersch, and her mother-in-law were all taken away. None returned. Luba survived, but the loss haunted her every day. She often wondered why she had been spared when the people she loved most had not. That night at Bergen-Belsen, standing before dozens of abandoned children, she finally found a purpose for her survival. Without hesitation, she gathered the children and brought them inside. The other prisoners were terrified. Sheltering children could have resulted in severe punishment or death for everyone in the barracks. Luba did it anyway. She arranged bunks for them, tucked the youngest children into the safest corners, and reassured them with quiet words: “You’re safe now. Stay quiet, and I’ll take care of you.” Then she took an even greater risk. Luba approached Fritz Klein, an SS doctor at the camp, and told him directly that she intended to keep the children hidden and under her care. Against all expectations, Klein agreed and allowed her to use a separate wooden hut. Why he consented remains unclear. With that small concession, Luba created something almost unimaginable inside one of the most horrific places on earth: a refuge for children. Over the next four months, she and a handful of other women worked tirelessly to keep them alive. Hermina Krantz, a Slovak prisoner, helped clean and prepare whatever scraps of food could be found. Dr. Ada Bimko, another prisoner, cared for the sick and injured. Luba became the heart of the operation. Every day she searched for food, traded possessions, begged for supplies, and sometimes stole whatever was necessary to feed the children. Bread, water, bits of soup, and occasionally milk became precious treasures. Remarkably, some German guards even began assisting her. They quietly provided firewood, extra bread, and on one occasion, an entire bucket of fresh milk. As the months passed, more orphaned children arrived. By April 1945, Luba was caring for 94 children, including an infant less than a year old. Then, on April 15, British troops liberated Bergen-Belsen. The soldiers entered a camp filled with death, disease, and starvation. Everywhere they looked were bodies and prisoners barely clinging to life. But when they opened the door to Luba’s hut, they encountered something extraordinary. Inside were dozens of children who had survived. A British officer reportedly asked who was responsible for them. Luba stepped forward and answered simply: “I am.” Thanks to her determination, nearly all of those children lived through the war. After liberation, she personally helped return many of the children to their home countries. Some were escorted back to the Netherlands, while others were taken to safety in Sweden. Eventually, Luba married fellow survivor Sol Frederick and settled in Washington, D.C., where she built a new life far from the horrors she had endured. Yet the children never forgot her. In 1995, fifty years after the war, many of those she had saved gathered in Amsterdam for a reunion. They arrived as adults—doctors, teachers, engineers, parents, and grandparents. One after another, they embraced the woman who had protected them when no one else would. The child Luba lost at Auschwitz could never be replaced. The pain of that loss stayed with her forever. But through her courage, compassion, and refusal to look away, nearly one hundred other children were given the chance to grow up, build families, and live full lives. Luba Tryszynska passed away in 2009 at the age of 91. Her story remains one of the most powerful reminders that even in humanity’s darkest moments, a single act of love can become a lifeline for countless others.

@amandafromtx Benny Johnson is a fucking douche bag tool.

@RepJackKimble Can it be the straight of the SF 49ers?

@BlackLabelAdvsr You are a grifter. I laugh at you and feel sorry for you. You need to repent your pride and lies. God help you because Jesus made it clear that what you sow is what you reap.

Christian nationalism will never recognize the real teachings of Jesus, which is why these fundie dudes hate Dolly. Dolly lived her faith. Christian Nationalists do not actually know the teachings of Jesus.

@KathleenLizzie @mattnightingale Because they don't know who Jesus was or taught. They are the conmen

@mattnightingale Who are they to say whether someone is a Christian or not. God help them and their black souls.

@JustinBerkobien They are so embarrassing

@Bisontwting Mud volcano?

Wake up, wake up—it's morning..!!

@KTLA 😢

Just for reference & the sake of proof: I was at a SMALL dinner (Malibu) with them. (Hosted by an A+ non entertainment couple). All SHE did was GOSSIP about the BRF. I sat across from her. She ACTIVELY discussed a VERY personal, untrue STORY about the two REAL Prince & Princess which I will not repeat. However, she repeated this at every dinner & it eventually made it to the press. She also COMPLAINED about the way the children were being raised: TOO STRICT. More evidence? She discussed with greed in her eyes how they have a certain, simple cottage on a secluded place. There is no way I could have known THAT. What some of us suspected regarding the first rumour - coming from her - I can tell you - IT DID.

Queen Esther @XOQueenEsther

2 days ago

The relentless PR assault demanding Prince William be “the bigger person” and reconcile with Harry is delusional, insulting and completely unacceptable. William has BEEN the bigger person. He stayed and supported his grandparents in their final days while Harry and Meghan were

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@PereReader The gossip of William being unfaithful? I knew it came from Haghan.

@Josh_Koehn Ok that was a huge dramatic response. The prop hasn't even passed. Lollol

@messiecondo I can tell the press is super happy the dastardly duo is back in the UK. 🙄 They should focus on Dolly instead.

Here's the scene at Dolly Parton's house tonight as we and many others stopped to honor her and show our respect.

If there is not a plan for Meghan to move to the UK full time at some point, I would say this is a separation. It might lead to divorce or not. Just my opinion.

Daily Mail @DailyMail

3 days ago

What the Sussexes' new life in Britain will really look like: It's Harry's dream... Meghan will 'come and go' - but it's all part of the 15-year plan. All is revealed by ALISON BOSHOFF trib.al/IsBaD7P

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