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@TeamYouTube Update @TeamYouTube: Recovered account (pub-1512498002628709). Banned for "Related Account" policy. Formal appeal submitted via AdSense today. Since it is locked, please have a backend specialist unlink Step 2 in Studio so we can connect a clean profile. Thanks!

@TeamYouTube Update @TeamYouTube: The flagged AdSense account is entirely unrecoverable due to a phone change and failed Google recovery. My client can't sign in to appeal or fix anything. Manual backend unlinking is the only path left to save this channel. Please help!

@TeamYouTube Step 2 monetization is hard-locked on a disabled AdSense error, but the "Change Association" button is missing from YouTube Studio. Can a specialist please manually unlink this backend ID so we can connect a clean account? URL: @singeramanueldesalegn" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@singeramanuel…

Testing on animals is cruel and unnecessary 😡 It's time for us to evolve beyond this outdated practice and use methods that don't harm animals! 🐇

Hundreds of cats stolen for food in Vietnam rescued by police bbc.in/3QLmmZx

In 1963, the Bronx Zoo had an exhibit called “The Most Dangerous Animal in the World" It was a mirror!

This will make your skin crawl. Tweet at @LouisVuitton to BAN wild-animal skins!

They called him a monster. They said he was exploiting children. They hurled insults at him, cursed his name, and accused him of cruelty. Martin Couney listened to it all with a quiet, sad smile and then went right back to saving babies’ lives... At the end of the 19th century, a new invention appeared: incubators for premature infants. Inside these glass-and-metal boxes, temperature and humidity could be carefully controlled, protecting fragile newborns who otherwise had almost no chance of survival. Today that sounds obvious. Back then, it was revolutionary. But there was a problem — incubators were expensive. Extremely expensive. Hospitals refused to buy them. Doctors believed premature babies were “too weak to survive anyway,” and many thought spending money on them was pointless. In most hospitals, premature infants were simply left to die. Couney could not accept that. He believed the technology worked. He believed the babies could live. And if the medical system wouldn’t help, he decided he would find another way. So he did something shocking. He bought 25 incubators and created a traveling exhibition — a public display of premature babies, each lying inside a warm, carefully maintained incubator. He took the exhibit across Europe, and later to the United States, setting up at fairs and amusement parks. People came in droves. Some were curious. Some were horrified. Some whispered cruel words like “freaks” and “monstrosities.” They paid for tickets to stare at tiny infants fighting for life behind glass. And every single cent of that ticket money went straight into their care. Couney hired trained nurses. He insisted on strict hygiene at a time when many hospitals still ignored sanitation. The incubators were cleaned constantly. The babies were fed, bathed, and monitored around the clock. While critics accused him of running a circus, he was quietly running one of the safest neonatal units in the world. Hospitals mocked him. Doctors dismissed him. Newspapers questioned his ethics. Yet parents who had been told, “Your baby won’t survive,” watched their children grow stronger under his care. Day after day. Year after year. By the time hospitals finally began adopting incubators as standard medical equipment, Martin Couney had helped save an estimated 7,000 premature babies. Seven thousand lives — children who would have been written off as hopeless. Many of those babies grew up, built families, and lived full, ordinary lives — all because one man refused to accept that “nothing can be done.” History often remembers heroes in white coats and clean laboratories. But sometimes, progress comes from someone standing in a noisy fairground, surrounded by judgment and misunderstanding, using whatever imperfect means they have… to do what no one else is willing to do. They called him a monster. But to thousands of families, Martin Couney was something very different. He was the man who refused to let their children be forgotten. © Reddit #archaeohistories

🚨🔴⚫️ BREAKING: Rúben Amorim to AC Milan as new head coach, HERE WE GO! 🇵🇹 Verbal agreement done on deal valid until June 2028 plus option until June 2029. Amorim has accepted all conditions and will sign this week as new Milan manager. 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

China has introduced strict new regulations for online influencers. Under the new rules, content creators must possess a relevant university degree or professional certification before they can discuss specialized topics such as medicine, finance, education, law, or health. The policy, issued by the Cyberspace Administration of China, aims to curb misinformation and raise the overall quality of online content. Influencers wishing to cover these subjects on platforms like Douyin, Weibo, and Bilibili are now required to submit proof of their qualifications. Platforms are responsible for verifying credentials and removing any non-compliant content. Violators face significant penalties, including fines of up to 100,000 yuan (approximately $14,000), account suspension, or permanent bans. While supporters view the measure as a necessary step to protect the public from misleading or harmful advice, critics argue that it could restrict free expression and limit diverse voices online. The regulation reflects China’s broader effort to tighten control over digital content and establish higher standards of credibility in the influencer economy.

HORRIFYING: Yasmeen Khan, owner of a beauty salon, offered free courses to young Christian and Hindu women to lure them in. Once there, she drugged their drinks. When they lost consciousness, she called her husband Mohammed Khan, who raped them while she stood watch at the entrance. They recorded the abuses to blackmail them and force them to have relations with more Muslim men. When questioned, Yasmeen justified the crimes by saying that helping to rape "infidel girls" would lead her to Paradise. This is Islam.

Moroccans vs Japanese after the World Cup

When your government tells you; "we're all in the same boat!"

This is Matthew Ayegra. 11 years ago, he was murdered by Islamic extremists along with 20 others. He wasn’t a Christian when he was captured. But after seeing the faith and courage of other captives refusing to deny Christ,..

This atrocious physical & mental torture, considered as a “tradition” takes the name of ‘Toro Jubilo’ or ‘Bou Embolat’ 🇪🇸

🚨 Joint-statement from Cape Verde, Curaçao, Uzbekistan, Congo, Haiti, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa and Côte d’Ivoire expressing their “profound disappointment” following the recent comments made by UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin arguing the expanded World Cup will create “uninteresting” games. “We respectfully but firmly reject these comments. “For our countries, there is no such thing as an unimportant World Cup match. “For Cape Verde, Curaçao and Uzbekistan, qualification for the FIFA World Cup represents a historic achievement and the realization of a dream shared by generations. “For nations such as Congo and Haiti, returning to football’s biggest stage after a long absence carries a special meaning for millions of supporters who have waited years, and in some cases decades, for this moment. “To suggest that these matches are somehow less important is deeply disappointing and fails to recognize the efforts, sacrifices and aspirations of players, coaches, clubs, football leaders and supporters across the world. “Behind every qualification stand years of work and investment. Behind every national team stand entire communities and millions of people who see football as a source of pride, hope and unity. “Football does not belong to a select group of nations. Its strength comes from its universality. The FIFA World Cup is the world’s greatest football competition precisely because it brings together different cultures, different histories and different football journeys. “For many countries, participation in the FIFA World Cup is not only a sporting achievement. It is a moment that inspires a generation, accelerates football development and creates memories that last a lifetime. “We believe that every nation that qualifies deserves respect. Every team has earned its place on merit. Every supporter has the right to dream. Every match carries meaning for millions of people around the world. “We therefore reject the UEFA President’s comments and reaffirm our belief that the growth of football must continue to create opportunities, inspire new generations and strengthen the truly global nature of our game. “Every team qualified on merit. “Every match matters.”

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