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Philip Hunt
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Clouting the conquered gage/defined/gain/aimless-reduction/agitant with clash/deception/release/impairment/correction counters. Accepting your Admiration.
Katılım Nisan 2024
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Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, warns America of the planned Islamic takeover
She says there are actual manuals that were created by Muslim leaders to take over the United States, and they’re being followed
“The establishment of mosques of Islamic centers that are paid for by governments like Saudi Arabia and Qatar to promote, assist a belief system that is hostile and that is designed to replace the existing our American system. — It is gradual. It is a match through the systems, through government, through the media, through education, through the family. And I'm not making these things up.
— You can access all this information. You can get these Dawah manuals and just read for yourself how they set out their strategies, get into campuses, establish Muslim student associations. The Muslim student associations, they're given tools and tactics and to islamize that particular institution. And it's the same for government, the same for media. And it's working.
It's working because right now you cannot discuss political Islam. It's been made a taboo, a time Islamophobia has been invented. That makes you, especially — a white man, it, it uses your own vulnerabilities against you because the minute you start to question their goals, their objectives, you're not having a conversation about those particular facts. We are going to have a conversation about you are bigotry”
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🚨 WATCH: I told my Democrat colleagues the truth about abortion— how half of abortions in Ohio last year were performed on black women and how an estimated 20 million black babies have been killed in the womb since Roe v. Wade.
They hated hearing the truth so much that they ridiculously accused me of violating "all the rules" of the Ohio House.
But I will not shut up about the genocide of the unborn in my community.
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True.
Most 20-year-olds are actually starting life behind the starting line. They accumulate student loan debt, graduate with a useless degree, and can’t get a job paying above $60,000
Meanwhile, fraudsters defraud the government, making millions
Stopping fraud will benefit my generation more than any other as our dollar gets devalued and we have less money to put in the markets to hedge against inflation
The idea that a foreigner can start a “business” that collects welfare dollars from taxpayers while 20-year-old college graduates can’t get a good paying job is unbelievable
End the fraud.
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🚨 🫀🫁🧠BOMBSHELL DOCTOR EXPOSES THE GRISLY ORGAN HARVESTING SCAM: 🫀🫁🧠🚨
"You CAN'T get organs from a cadaver— they're stealing them from LIVING kids & young adults 16-30 while they're STILL BREATHING on ventilators!"
Dr. Paul Byrne reveals they push Narcan on overdose victims just to rush them into the ER for fresh organs... then lie to grieving families: "Your daughter Sally would want to 'do something good.'"
"See, you cannot get any organs from a cadaver. Every organ that's transplanted is a healthy organ, and you can only get healthy organs from living persons. You cannot get any organs for transplant from a cadaver.”
“So you don't put it on your (driver’s) license?”
“And the things I'm telling you is that you are not allowed to hear. And because if you hear it, you will be upset, as all three of you are upset — and rightly so, you should be upset, because whose organs do they want? They want the organs from the, certainly from all children, but especially the people who are sixteen to thirty.”
“And their life is in jeopardy. If they're unconscious and on a ventilator, they're going to get their organs. And they do everything to get their organs. And once the organs are taken, you can't bring them back to life.”
“And so what they do is they tell the relatives, 'Well, your daughter Sally would really like to do something good, and this is a way to make something good out of this tragedy,' or your son.”
“While they have been getting organs from accidents and gunshot wounds, they now get more organs from overdose of drugs than they do from accidents and gunshot wounds combined. There are eight deaths a day from overdose in Ohio, and they get their organs — that's what they want.”
“And so what are they doing? They're giving the policemen the Narcan to counteract the drug, which gets them into the emergency room, but it doesn't save their life. It gets them in the emergency room, and they still get their organs. It's so diabolically disgusting. Oh, it really is. See, it's so bad."
This is pure evil. Brain death is a LIE. Share before they delete it! 😱 #OrganHarvesting #BrainDeathHoax #WakeUpAmerica
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They called her a crazy woman with a broom. They called her a witch, a spy, and a desert scavenger. But today, the world knows her by a much more respectful title: the Lady of the Lines.
Maria Reiche was a woman who didn’t care what people whispered behind her back. While others saw a barren, dusty wasteland in the Peruvian desert, she saw a prehistoric masterpiece that needed a guardian.
Born in Dresden, Germany, in 1903, Maria wasn’t just a wanderer. She was a brilliant mathematician and physicist. She arrived in Peru in the 1930s, looking for a fresh start away from the rising tensions in Europe. Little did she know that a chance meeting with American archaeologist Paul Kosok would change her life forever.
One afternoon, as the sun began to set, Kosok noticed that some of the long lines in the ground pointed directly toward the winter solstice. He looked at Maria and said, “These aren’t just paths; this is the largest astronomy book in the world.”
From that day on, Maria had a mission. She moved into a tiny, makeshift hut at the edge of the Nazca desert. She had no running water, no electricity, and very little food. Her most famous tool wasn’t a high-tech scanner or a microscope—it was a simple household broom.
She spent decades sweeping the dark, volcanic pebbles off the lines to reveal the lighter sand underneath. Locals who saw this tall, thin woman obsessively sweeping the desert floor thought she had lost her mind.
“I am not crazy,” she once told a skeptical traveler who asked why she lived in such harsh conditions. “I am simply protecting a message that was written over a thousand years ago. If I do not sweep these lines, the wind and the dust will bury them forever, and we will lose a piece of our human soul.”
Maria used her mathematical background to prove that the Nazca people weren’t just doodling in the sand. She used measuring tapes and sextants to show that the figures—the hummingbird, the monkey, and the spider—were created with incredible geometric precision.
She theorized that the lines served as a giant astronomical calendar, helping ancient farmers track the stars and predict the seasons.
But Maria wasn’t just a researcher; she was a warrior. When the Pan-American Highway was being planned, she realized it would cut right through some of the most important geoglyphs.
She didn’t write polite letters; she used her own body as a shield.
She stood in front of trucks and tractors, refusing to move until the path was changed. She spent every cent of her meager savings to hire private guards to keep tourists from driving their cars over the fragile ground.
“Every footprint on these lines is a wound that never heals,” she frequently reminded the authorities.
She lived in the desert for over 50 years, often sleeping under the stars. By the time she passed away in 1998, she had achieved her greatest goal: securing recognition of the Nazca Lines as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Her life is now the subject of the new film "Lady Nazca," which captures how one woman's singular devotion saved a wonder of the world.
Today, we can still marvel at those giant shapes from the sky because one woman decided that a broom was mightier than the desert winds.

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Bing Crosby's nephew once asked him a simple question on a golf course.
"What was the hardest thing you ever had to do in your entire career?"
Howard expected Hollywood stories. A difficult director, maybe. Studio pressure. The grind of fame.
Bing didn't hesitate for even a second.
December 1944. Northern France.
The war in Europe still had months of blood left to give. Bing Crosby was overseas on a USO tour - not because anyone made him go, but because he'd tried to enlist and been turned down.
Too old, they told him. General George Marshall put it plainly: "We don't need you on the front lines. We need you keeping these men alive on the inside."
So Bing went. At his own expense. No toupee — he called the thing a "scalp doily" and refused to wear anything fake in front of men who had nothing fake left in them. And when the brass tried to claim the front rows, he shut that down immediately. Front rows were for enlisted men. The ones who'd actually be in the dirt.
That night, they set up an open-air stage in a field. Thousands of soldiers gathered in the cold. There were laughs, there were jokes, there were moments where the war felt briefly, mercifully far away.
Then came the last song.
White Christmas.
Since 1942, that song had followed American soldiers everywhere. It played on Armed Forces Radio. Men who hadn't seen snow, or their families, or their front porches in years would hear those opening notes — and completely fall apart.
Bing looked out at the audience as he began to sing. Every single one of them was crying. Thousands of men. Combat soldiers. Men who had seen things no human being should see. Weeping openly, without shame, in a cold field in France, listening to a song about home.
And Bing Crosby had to finish it.
He had to hold his voice steady. He had to keep going, bar by bar, note by note, while thousands of men wept in front of him. He told his nephew it was the single most difficult thing he ever did in his life.
Not a film. Not a performance. Not anything Hollywood ever asked of him.
Just a song. Just a field. Just the faces of men thinking about home.
A few days later, those same soldiers were sent into the Ardennes Forest.
December 16, 1944. The Battle of the Bulge - the largest, costliest battle American forces fought in all of World War II. A surprise German offensive that would leave tens of thousands dead before it was over.
Many of the men who wept in that field never came home.
After the war ended, Allied troops were surveyed: who had done the most for their morale? Bing Crosby.
Ahead of Bob Hope. Ahead of President Roosevelt.
Ahead of General Eisenhower.
He wasn't a star to them. He was a piece of home that came to find them when they couldn't come home themselves.
🙏♥️🇺🇸

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Hitler era de izquierdas y aunque lo quieran negar, la realidad es que sus políticas apuntaban a eso:
🔸 Prohibieron la propiedad privada libre
🔸 Nacionalizaron sectores enteros
🔸 Intervinieron la economía al extremo
🔸 Controlaban los sueldos, los precios y la producción
🔸 Echó la culpa de todos los males a los judíos
Entre otras cosas. Por eso, cuando alguien te quiera llamar facho, recuerda quiénes son los verdaderos fascistas.
Vía @gustav0cardenas
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Rwandan migrant Emmanuel Abayisenga had his asylum application to France rejected multiple times since submitting it in 2012. Despite orders for deportation, he remained in the country illegally.
The priests trusted him with the cathedral keys, putting him in charge of locking up and caretaking. After he set the building on fire, destroying the organ and organ loft, Father Maire took him in, offering him shelter in his own home while awaiting trial.
He then murdered Father Maire.
Europe in a nutshell.
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