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Finn Judge 15th January 2016 - 29th September 2025. Have a safe journey my son, we’ll be together again soon. Thank you for looking after me, I love you X

@Ersin0X Dirty bastard.

Isn’t it wonderful when karma does her job? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is what Elon Musk doesn't want you to see on this platform. This’s what your media won’t report. Israel is dropping bombs on tents full of displaced families in Beirut, Lebanon.

Do you believe this rumor? Yes or no

The people who did this to Gaza wan't to lecture you about "human rights"

Never forget...

The side that needs to build a wall to keep people from leaving is the bad side

Fuck Israel Today Tomorrow And every day

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Jesus. What is wrong with these people??

Look at the picture below. This is a three million dollar missile from a two hundred million dollar jet that costs twenty thousand an hour to fly. They use it to destroy people who live on ten dollars a day. The world is truly sick.

Thomas Massie says foreign strikes won't make Epstein files disappear

The sudden and tragic death of 72 captive tigers at Thailand's Tiger Kingdom facilities between February 8 and 18, 2026, has ignited a global movement to ensure this is the "Last Generation" of big cats exploited for tourism. Official reports confirmed on February 25 that the tigers—housed in the Mae Rim and Mae Taeng districts—succumbed to a lethal combination of Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) and Mycoplasma bacteria. Conservation groups, including World Animal Protection, are now urging the Thai government to ban the commercial breeding of tigers, arguing that high-density confinement and inbreeding made these animals fatally vulnerable to a preventable disease. As the remaining 124 tigers undergo strict quarantine, the "Last Generation" campaign is calling for a transition toward genuine sanctuaries where no more cubs are born into a life of "selfie" tourism and misery. #LastGeneration #TigerKingdom #CanineDistemper #ThailandWildlife2026 #EndTigerTourism #WildlifeProtection

⚡️BREAKING The US military's Triton surveillance drone has disappeared near Iran Apparently, Iran's electronic warfare systems caused the drone to crash With a price tag of $230 million, Triton is the most expensive drone in the US arsenal