When all of the fraud has been exposed and stopped. pic.twitter.com/Zafbr0FEoB
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When all of the fraud has been exposed and stopped. pic.twitter.com/Zafbr0FEoB
— Planet Of Memes (@PlanetOfMemes) January 8, 2026
Eminem's hit song Lose Yourself sung with 331 movie clips.
You've probably heard this song in one form or another.
Whether you like the artist or not, this clip is quite the mash-up.
How long would our forefathers have put up with all these political critters before they
started hanging them?
Last night, a clip about this memorial came up on my facebook feed. A sobering reminder
of what was lost.
The "Counting the Cost" memorial, located at the American Air Museum in Duxford, England, is a 52-panel glass sculpture commemorating over 7,000 US aircraft lost during WWII operations from UK bases. The etched panels line the entrance ramp, visually representing the immense scale of losses with silhouettes of bombers and fighters.
Location: Imperial War Museum (IWM) Duxford, near Cambridge, UK.
Significance: Honors over 30,000 US airmen who died while flying from UK bases during World War II.
Design: The 52 glass panels are divided into two segments (43 on the left, 9 on the right) and feature engraved silhouettes of aircraft, acting as a "missing in action" memorial.
Details: The panels include engravings representing the USAAF 8th Air Force (6,346 lost) and 9th Air Force (692 lost).