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No “underage girls are testing positive for pregnancy” at detention centers. THEY ARE BEING RAPED. CHILDREN ARE BEING RAPED AT DETENTION FACILITIES.

BREAKING : This is absolute cinema 🍿 Journalist : Trump wants help from Europe to open Strait of Hormuz French Gen. Richoux 🇫🇷 : "He can go Fúck himself" 🔥😂 "He wanted to invade Greenland and now he is begging for help from Europe" 🤣 This war is now isolating Trump 🗿

Simply INCREDIBLE scenes coming out of the Žalgiris - Rytas basketball match, as the fans of both teams United to chant “Slava Ukraine” in a show of solidarity. I don’t think I have ever seen anything like this before in my life 🇱🇹❤️🇺🇦

My respect for French good taste just got another boost. They really serve Pomerol wine and foie gras on a French navy submarine.

Leaked video from inside ICE detention shows women trapped in desperate conditions—smuggled out by husband. Used panties, moldy food, broken shoes, clothes that don't fit because made for men—and a toxic mattress made of insulation. Gabriela Sousa came to U.S. legally granted humanitarian parole from Venezuela—and is married to U.S. citizen husband. Her husband helped the women smuggle out this video they made—with testimonials from several women detained together in these inhumane conditions The video was made secretly inside the Baker County ICE Detention Center in Macclenny, Florida.

How can girls become pregnant in an all womens facility separated from men? Oh ICE IS RAPING GIRLS.

The POW Who Kept His Promise to the Kaiser. In 1914, British Captain Robert Campbell of the East Surrey Regiment was severely wounded and captured by German forces just weeks into World War I. For two long years, he languished in the Magdeburg prisoner-of-war camp, completely cut off from his family. In late 1916, Campbell received devastating news: his mother in England was dying of cancer. Desperate to see her one last time, he took a wildly improbable shot in the dark. He wrote a personal letter directly to Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, begging for a brief compassionate leave. Astonishingly, the Kaiser personally granted the request. The German leader offered Campbell two weeks of leave to visit his dying mother in Kent, on one single condition. Campbell had to give his "word as a British officer" that he would voluntarily return to the enemy prison camp when the fortnight was up. Campbell traveled across war-torn Europe by boat and train, reached his family home in Gravesend, and spent a precious final week with his mother before she passed away. He then did the unthinkable: he kissed his remaining family goodbye, packed his bags, and traveled right back to Germany. Honoring his word, Captain Campbell walked directly back into the Magdeburg POW camp and surrendered himself to his captors. He spent the next two years imprisoned until the war finally ended in 1918, proving that for some men, honor holds far more weight than freedom.

The Hotlzman Shield in Dune is one of the perfect examples of adding a tiny thing to a setting to get a vibe you want out of it. In Dune's case: - Holtzman Shields stop fast moving objects. - Lasguns (particle beam guns in Dune) can cause a nuclear explosion if they hit a shield, so they're not commonly used. - Melee is the dominant form of combat, trying to strike slow to penetrate the shields. - Projectile weapons exist but they're designed around boring through or disrupting shields, but a skilled combatant can deflect the slow moving projectiles. - Heavy artillery can still kill shielded humans through sheer transfer of force or heat, which the shield can't block. - Anti-vehicle weapons are built around these principles because the vehicle might be shielded. Dune codified the idea of high tech sci-fi where you still have melee and the idea of "oh here's this piece of technobabble that let's me have what I want in my sci-fi setting." Gundam's Minovsky Particle and Mass Effect's Element Zero owe the Holtzman Shield their existence.

MAGA screamed about $188B for Ukraine over 3 years. Now Trump wants $200B for his Iran war in 19 days. Same people. Same silence.

Stephen, I really need an update on this!

Reminder that Mueller indicted 26 Russians and 8 Americans for working together to interfere with the election. All 8 Americans were convicted in court, but 5 were pardoned by Trump.

@TheCinesthetic Easy. Still get goosebumps to this day

Fascinating watching Joe become more and more terrified of this new world he is largely responsible for creating

Fact check: False. Number of women graduating with STEM degrees per year: Over 250,000 Number with gender studies degrees per year: Under 5,000 Ratio in favor of STEM: More than 50 to 1

A rapper just defended the Bill of Rights better than most politicians ever have. The police raided his house. Destroyed his door. Found nothing. And then sued him for making songs about it. The jury took less than a day. 🧵