Part 1.
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The 14th of June, 1946 is the birthday of a boy born in the Jamaica district of Queens, NYC.
In 1995, his car has a flat tire. A black man walking by notices it's owner is wearing a suit. So he fixes the flat...

Part 2.
"How can I repay you?" asks our birthday boy. "My wife has always wanted some flowers" A few days later, the black man's wife gets a beautiful bouquet of flowers with a note saying, "Thanks for helping me. By the way,....the mortgage on your house is paid off...”.

Part 3.
A USMC Sargent spends 7 months in a Mexican prison for a minor charge. He is beaten. The man from Queens sends him a check for $25,000 "To get you started."
A black bus driver saves a suicidal girl from jumping off a bridge. Our Queens man sends him a check for $10,000...

Part 4.
A rabbi's critically ill son needs to get from NYC to California for specialty care. No airlines will fly him. The generous man pays for a private flight for the child.
This kind man from Queens commits many other "quiet acts of random kindness."

Part 5.
A wise man once said "If a man's heart is good,....Nothing else matters.
And if a man's heart is bad,....Nothing else matters."
Who is this kind man?

Part 6.

#DonaldJTrump a man with a gold heart.

This Is My President And I Will Vote For Him This November.

Dr. President Trump, We Are All Rooting For Your Second Term!

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Part 7.
there’s more....
It happened in 1986, in the midst of the worst farm crisis since the Great Depression, Georgia’s eastern border, farm.
Feb. 4, Lenard Dozier Hill III, owner of this cotton and soybean acreage, was about to have his land sold out from under him.”

Part 8.
That morning, it was going to be auctioned off at the courthouse steps, so he committed suicide,” said Betsy Sharp, his daughter.
The burden of saving the farm fell on his widow, Annabel Hill, a 66-year-old teacher.
Then there was a phone call...

Part 9.
Someone claiming to be Donald Trump had just rung, offering to help Annabel Hill to save her farm. He provided the funds to stave off foreclosure of the Hill farm. His name was kept out of the picture during a press conference only as a “New York developer.”

Part 9.
“We saw a different side of him that was kindhearted, to reach out to help us,” Betsy said. “Most people don’t know and see that side. All they see is just the ‘blurt’ that is on the TV. They don’t see the other side of him, and that’s what my family got to experience.”

Sorry, above we have Part 10.