My Top 20 Favorite Facebook Memes of June 2025

Jun 5

My Top 20 Favorite Political Facebook Memes of June 2025

I’m addicted to my Facebook account.

Yes, it’s a convenient way to keep up with friends. But I also find it ripe with interesting memes and political and social creativity that fits neatly under my “It’s Always Something” banner.

Today I’ve decided to share with you some posts by others. About politics and other ‘somethings.’

Immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country Facebook meme

Sunny the eaglet has officially left the nest Facebook meme

Along with thousands of others, I’ve been monitoring a camera attached to the nest of two bald eagles, Jackie and Shadow. Three months ago they had two female chicks, Sunny and Gizmo. I’ve been watching the chicks develop from fuzzballs to the exciting moment, June 2 when Sunny spread her wings and took her first flight from the family nest near California’s Big Bear Lake. Monitor all the action yourself.

China has successfully completed a trial run of the world's fastest maglev train, reaching 1,000 km/h, Faster than commercial airplanes

Denmark has unveiled a molten salt battery so powerful it can store enough energy to power up to 100,000 homes--with remarkable efficiency.

The Wizard of Oz is 86 years old. Today, if Dorothy were to encounter men with no heart, no brains, and no courage, she wouldn't be in Oz. She would be in DC.

Funny meme of a "No tax on tips" tip jar with Donald Trump standing next to it.

Funny meme of Trump as a bulldozer about to run over a Harvard grad

Universal health care is such a complex beast that only 32 of the world's 33 developed mations have been able to make it work.

Germany launched the world's first hydrogen-powered passenger rail line in 2022, with trains that run 621 miles on a single tank, emitting only water vapor and saving over 4,000 tons of CO2 annually

These nanorobots are smaller than bacteria--and they just treated brain aneurysms without surgery

Aero-graphene is the world's lightest material, made up of 99.8% air but still strong like steel. This graphene aerogel is 12% lighter than the previous record-holder and is seven times lighter than air.

Diane Friedman, 103-year-old runner. She started running at 70 years old! She broke world records in the Senior Olympic Games in the 100-104-year-old age group! 100 meters - 36.71 seconds/200 meters - 1 minute and 29.78 seconds

The Phillippines consists of about 7,641 Islands. If you spent one day on each, it would take you nearly 21 years to visit them all.

Giant Groundsels – prehistoric plants found only near the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

These alien-looking giants have survived for millions of years in the harsh, frozen alpine zone. Evolved to endure extreme cold, strong UV rays, and low oxygen, they create an otherworldly landscape that looks straight out of a sci-fi movie.

The world's first large-scale indoor vertical farm for strawberries in Richmond, VA.

BREAKING: First images from Penguin Island--Penguins holding sign 'Won the Tariff War'

Dinosaur saying to cavemen: "Your lackadaisicalness is disadvantageous. I propound you all vamoose with great importunity." Caveman responds, "Oh crap! It's a Thesaurus!"

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