Erika
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| I like Geopolitics | & | Order over Chaos |🐎 🐶 | Animal Lover | 🐢 🦉
You won't BELIEVE who just popped up in ITALY... remember Aubrey Laitsch?! The ex-TPUSA employee we ALL suspected leaked to Candace Owens?! FIRED, drops a 12-minute takedown video blasting the whole operation... then ends up featured on Candace's podcast... AND NOW SHE'S THERE TOO?! What in the world is going on in Italy?!
in case you were wondering who is really to blame for hasan's views on the assassination of brian thompson (he is in favor), the real problem here is *drum roll* the jews
U.S. Soldier Charged With Using Classified Information To Profit From Prediction Market Bets Gannon Ken Van Dyke allegedly made more than $400,000 trading on polymarket on the basis of classified information regarding the timing of a U.S. military operation to capture Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela 🔗: justice.gov/opa/pr/us-sold…
He is the RICH, he has been rich his whole fucking life. He gets special treatment on twitch no one else receives even twitch thots don't have this level of impunity.
Sex workers in a brothel in France, 1910.... These women were likely working in a *maison close*—a regulated brothel. At the time, prostitution in France wasn’t hidden in the same way it is today. It was legal and tightly controlled by the state. Women working in these establishments were registered, subject to regular medical exams, and often lived inside the brothel itself under strict rules. They didn’t come and go freely the way people often imagine. Photos like this were often staged. They weren’t meant to expose reality—they were meant to *sell an atmosphere*. Brothels competed for clients, especially wealthier men, and presentation mattered. The poses, the clothing (or partial lack of it), the relaxed but deliberate body language—this is advertising, even if it looks informal. Some of these images were turned into postcards or private keepsakes, circulating quietly among clients. But there’s a harder truth underneath the surface. Many of these women didn’t enter this life out of choice. Poverty, lack of options, family pressure, or outright coercion pushed them there. Once inside, debt systems often kept them trapped—owing money for clothes, food, and lodging to the very establishment they worked in. So while the image might feel almost theatrical or even glamorous, the reality behind it was often controlled, limited, and harsh. And yet—there’s something striking here. The way they’re posed together, the confidence in their expressions, the sense of group identity. Whether staged or not, it captures a moment of presence—women who existed inside a system that tried to define them, but who still held onto some version of themselves within it. So no, this isn’t one specific documented “story” tied to named individuals. But it *is* a snapshot of a much bigger story—about gender, control, survival, and how societies package uncomfortable realities into something easier to look at. © Women In World History #archaeohistories
STATEMENT: Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan is departing the administration, effective immediately. On behalf of the Secretary of War and Deputy Secretary of War, we are grateful to Secretary Phelan for his service to the Department and the United States Navy. We wish him well in his future endeavors. Undersecretary Hung Cao will become Acting Secretary of the Navy.
Here's your REMINDER that the RAND Corp warned against designating antifa as a terrorist organization. Pay attention.
History has taught us that if you sacrifice your freedom for security, you will end up without both. Do not follow China's steps!! 🇨🇳In China, we don't have rights and privacy. Once you are blacklisted by Social Credit System, the digital wallet WeChat immediately bans you from spending your own digital currency, or receiving salary. So you become homeless.
Keeping a diary for the past few years has utterly transformed my mood. At the end of the day I jot down the books I’m reading, what I saw on my walks, various things I learned. Over time you realize there’s a lot of joy in living. Without it, you forget 90 percent of your life.
About 54% of U.S. adults (ages 16-74) — roughly 130 million people — read below a 6th-grade level. Why does nobody talk about this?
This should be the new normal. Launch podcast + Companion newsletter Frankly, not sure why this wasn’t the norm from the get go. Newsletters are the perfect medium for expanded show notes, exclusive/premium content, community, etc. Also they can generate clicks. Audio can’t.
