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@ColdBloodShill if Mbappe steals the golden boot from this inanely wide open 3rd place game it will be a shame.
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@JacobsBen Do Americans think football is baseball or NBA?
Why can’t they stick to their own sport and leave football alone
How do you appeal for this challenge?
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🚨 Exclusive: The White House made a direct call to FIFA to ask Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun’s red card.
FIFA approached for comment and referred to the findings of its independent committee.
FIFA sources insist White House influence could not affect the decision due to the powers contained in Article 27 and the independent nature of the disciplinary panel.
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Who is this ex con? It’s one heck of a story. There are people walking free that belong in prison- and sadly they live off of our dime- IMO under Barry and O’Biden’s reign. Not to mention Benghazi ain’t going away! Scads of white collar criminals, also lab coats. Enough scams!
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She thought it was the perfect date, mini golf, drinks, laughter at PopStroke, the kind of night that feels easy and fun. They even made new friends, kept the energy going, and decided to head to another bar nearby to continue the night. Everything felt smooth… until they walked in and the mood shifted instantly. IDs checked. One question asked: “Have you been drinking?” She said yes and just like that, the bartender shut it down. No drinks. No debate. “You need to leave.”
Confusion hit fast. She wasn’t causing a scene. She had a valid ID. Nothing felt out of control. So why her? Why now? She even went back to test it again, different company, same answer. Still refused. No explanation. Just a firm “not tonight.” And suddenly, what felt like a fun night turned into a moment she couldn’t stop replaying. Was she being judged… or was something else going on?
The internet had its own take, and it wasn’t what she expected.
Sometimes the moments that feel unfair in real time might actually be someone stepping in for a reason you don’t see yet.
If you were denied service like this… would you be offended, or stop and wonder if they saw something you didn’t?
Dr.L@DrAlmarielao
She said she was done; completely done; with dating apps. So she tried something different. At 7:30 in the morning, she pulled into Home Depot with a plan: find a contractor, ask for help, maybe spark a real conversation. Simple. Bold. A little chaotic… but worth a shot. She walked in, scanning the aisles , no crowds. No “cute contractor.” Just empty rows and the sound of her own footsteps. She pushed her cart slowly, trying to play it off, but the reality, this wasn’t the meet-cute she imagined. Still, she didn’t give up. She tried again at Lowe’s next door. Same result. Empty aisles. No sparks. Just her… and the realization that maybe this wasn’t as easy as TikTok made it look. She laughed it off. Sometimes the most creative ideas for finding love sound perfect… until real life humbles you instantly. Would you ever ditch dating apps and try something like this in real life?
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I'm on Timmy tonight for Best Actor.
MBJ is the favourite after winning at the SAGs but I think Tim deserves the W.
polymarket.com/event/oscars-2…
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If Leonardo DiCaprio doesn’t win the #Oscar for Best Actor, it will be yet another snub in a career filled with inexplicable snubs. How many times is the @TheAcademy going to deny Leo an award he should’ve won? I still maintain Leo should win Best Actor this year- and years past.
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@shanaka86 can’t they they just hit it once (200’ deep hole) then hit that same spot again. 400 ‘ ggs
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JUST IN: Iran moved its uranium into a mountain. The biggest conventional bomb on Earth cannot reach it.
Fox News reported on 11th March, citing US intelligence, that Iran has relocated its remaining enriched uranium stockpile to the facility known as Pickaxe Mountain, Kūh-e Kolang Gaz Lā, a tunnel complex buried 80 to 100 metres deep in granite bedrock one mile south of Natanz. CSIS satellite imagery from February confirms accelerated construction: multiple tunnel portals, concrete sarcophagus shields over entrances, security walls, heavy machinery, and spoil piles indicating rapid interior expansion since the 2025 strikes destroyed Iran’s above-ground enrichment infrastructure.
The GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, the weapon that hit Parchin, weighs 30,000 pounds. It penetrates up to 200 feet of earth or 60 feet of reinforced concrete. Granite is neither earth nor concrete. It is igneous rock with a compressive strength that exceeds both. One hundred metres of granite is 328 feet. The GBU-57’s maximum earth penetration is 200 feet. The uranium sits 128 feet beyond the reach of the most powerful conventional weapon the United States possesses.
Fourteen GBU-57s were dropped on Iranian nuclear sites during Operation Midnight Hammer in 2025. The strikes destroyed centrifuge halls. They did not destroy the programme. They taught Iran where the ceiling was, and Iran built beneath it. Every bomb that hit Fordow and Natanz was a lesson in depth. Pickaxe Mountain is the final exam: a facility designed specifically to survive the weapon designed specifically to destroy it.
The IAEA estimated 440.9 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium before the war. After the strikes, Grossi assessed approximately 200 kilograms may remain. That material, seven to eleven nuclear weapons’ worth at one week’s further enrichment, is now inside a granite mountain that no bomb can penetrate and no inspector can enter because Iran has denied IAEA access to every site struck since 28 February.
The war’s existential minimum was defined by Defence Secretary Hegseth: no nukes. The nuclear infrastructure must be destroyed with or without regime change. The GBU-57 was the instrument. Pickaxe Mountain is the limit. The instrument has met a material it cannot defeat. The existential minimum has hit a ceiling of stone.
What remains is a decision the United States has never made in the nuclear age. The material cannot be destroyed from the air. It can only be reached through the door. Special forces insertion into a tunnel complex defended by IRGC units operating under the Mosaic Doctrine, with sealed orders, inside a country whose 31 autonomous commands have been firing continuously for fourteen days. The Pentagon is weighing this option. Fox’s Jesse Watters reported it as a “near-impenetrable site requiring potential special forces insertion.” The language is careful. The implication is not.
A ground operation to seize enriched uranium from a granite bunker inside hostile territory would be the most consequential special forces mission since Abbottabad. Except Abbottabad was one compound, one target, one night. Pickaxe Mountain is a tunnel system buried under 100 metres of rock, defended by a military that cannot surrender because its commander is a wounded man issuing orders from a hospital bed through a television anchor, and its doctrine was designed to fight without him.
The bomb cannot reach it. The inspectors cannot enter it. The Supreme Leader will not open it. The material inside is seven days from becoming a weapon. And the mountain does not negotiate.
open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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We've hit price levels I want to buy
But I thought we would only hit those price levels with Saylor getting into trouble/The Epstein case being blown open much more/The stock market tanking
We got none of those things and went there anyway which makes it hard to buy the dip
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: My source inside the Trump administration provided this full text of President Trump's prepared historic announcement on UAPs/non-human intelligence. Featured in today's Daily Mail (paywalled), so sharing it publicly here for transparency.
Disclosure is coming— the people deserve to know. 👽 What do you think? Real or too big to believe? #UAP #UFODisclosure #Trump #NHI #Roswell #ufotwitter
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