#patriotic celebration

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Residents of Little Italy celebrate V-J Day, August 14, 1945.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/Fine Art America

[alwaysbewoke]

“The American Revolution was not revolutionary.” Since the colonial rebellion maintained the same slavery, wealth inequity, and power of White elites it had under Britain, was it just another war?

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[townpostin]

Independence Day Celebrated with Patriotic Fervour at DAV Public School, Bistupur

Students showcase the spirit of unity and pride during the 78th Independence Day celebration. DAV Public School, Bistupur, celebrated the 78th Independence Day with great enthusiasm, highlighting the themes of freedom, diversity, and unity. JAMSHEDPUR – The 78th Independence Day celebration at DAV Public School, Bistupur, was a grand success, filled with patriotic fervour and a sense of national…

[lavandamichelle]

Celebrating Independence Day: Fun Ideas and Inspiration for a Memorable Fourth of July

Independence Day, also known as the Fourth of July, is a time to celebrate freedom, patriotism, and the spirit of unity. Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue, attending a fireworks display, or planning a day of family fun, there are countless ways to commemorate this special holiday. In this article, we’ll explore some fun ideas and inspiration to help you make the most of your Fourth of…

[mistressemmedi]

FRATELLI D'ITALIA, L'ITALIA S'È DESTA

[jangillman]

"My family s0ld me to the industry when I was 14 years old and when ever wanted to complaîn, they never listened cuz all they cared about was the money. When I was with Diddy, I saw and did things which no kid should ever do nor see." Justin Bieber

"It was hard for me being that young and being in the industry and not knowing where to turn to. Everyone turnęd their backs on me, even my own family because all they wanted was the money. I saw things which any kid shouldn't see, and I did things which any kid shouldn't do because I had no choice.

What I went through in this industry, I don't wîsh that upon anybody. There are things in the industry that people don't wanna talk about because it'll reveal things which shouldn't be revealed. It's just so sîck because no one is willing to take the rîsk and say it. I've just decided to distance myself from this industry and heal cuz I'm still hũrt."

----Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber crîed while talking about his experience in the industry🥲‼️

[nocternalrandomness]

Fourth of July spirit with Briana Agno

[tachikoma-x]

I think about these scenes together a lot

He’s come a long way, hasn’t he? No need to hide himself anymore. ❤️

[daily-crabbys]

Today's crab is: patriotism

[vamp-bites]

Happy Icelandic day of independence🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸 fuck you denmark♡

Fun iceland facts of the day:

The 17th of June is celebrated as our day of independence but we actually fully officially got independence on the 1st of december

We celebrate the 17th because its the birthday of the guy who was out in Denmark in 1944 and was like "hey guys, hear me out, what if you let iceland rule itself? We've kinda been asking for years and you're kinda under nazi occupation right now so they're doing their own stuff over there anyway cause you can't really intervene cause of the. The nazis."

I dont know why we celebrate his birthday. He didn't even fucking live here, he moved to Denmark when he was young and never came back, false idol that he is (Jón Sigurðsson)

Iceland was originally under Norway (thats where we came from, mostly) but then Denmark claimed us in the divorce (they invaded Norway in 1537 and turned it into a Danish puppet-state)

Iceland is bigger than Denmark in land mass but wayyy smaller in population and no one is happy about this

Why is our population so low? Why do we all live around the shores and not in the middle of the land? Well, you see, like 90% of this country is uninhabitable. It is just mountains and glaciers and ravines and black sands and fields of nothing out there. Only 2% of the country is forested, and most of it is imported

We do not have an army. And yet we have been in a war. The Cod Wars. A small Icelandic fishing boat rammed itself into the side of a huge British ship fishing in our waters. The brits got really offended because the giant hole we made in their ship knocked over a picture of the queen. America had to intervene so we wouldn't keep sending our tiny but fast fishing boats headfirst into British ships fit for war. In our defense, our pride and our fish were on the line

Pretty much all Icelanders are at least bilingual, tho they try to make us trilingual but very few of us actually retain any of the Danish they try to teach us at school, Icelandic preteens notoriously hate Danish (or maybe that was just me)

We make ourselves out to have descended from great vikings, its basically our whole brand besides puffins who aren't even our national bird we just love to show off our puffin population, but we actually weren't really vikings, we came mostly from farmers

Half of the country is located in the American continent, and the other half is in Europe, there's a mall out in the country that has a line down the middle of it because that's where the line between the continents splits and u can walk between America and Europe

We had the worlds first female president (Vigdís Finnbogadóttir🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸)

Despite our low crime rates, we have an unusually high crime fiction writer rate

I'll leave the fun facts about the phallus museum and the likes for next time, gleðilegan 17. júní góða fólk!

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Colonel William Donovan speaks at the Bandshell in Central Park during an "I Am An American" celebration, May 18, 1941.

Photo: Harry Harris for the AP

[alwaysbewoke]

Did you know that the famous line "And what the hell is that smell?" from 'Independence Day' was improvised by Will Smith? While filming the scene on the salt flat near the Great Salt Lake in Utah, nobody warned him about the strong odor caused by billions of decomposing brine shrimp in the lake.⁠

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[townpostin]

Kargil War Heroes Honored at Silver Jubilee Celebration in Jamshedpur

Telco Event Marks 25 Years Since Kargil Victory with Patriotic Fervor Tribute to fallen soldiers and veterans highlights enduring impact of Kargil conflict on national pride and military legacy. JAMSHEDPUR – A commemorative event at Ram Mandir auditorium in Telco marked the 25th anniversary of India’s triumph in the Kargil War, featuring honorings and patriotic performances. The Silver Jubilee…

[incorrectstatehouse]

Mass: (starts a Revolution) Wow!

Mass: We’ll this is going to be my personality for the rest of my life

[indybob]

Does the 4th of July signify American independence? Sure. But more importantly, it signifies the anniversary of me discovering the Hangster fandom back in 2022! Bradley and Jake have made a home in my mind, and I’ve made so many amazing friends along the way! This fandom means so much to me, as do these silly little gay pilots!🥰

[jangillman]