Krys

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Krys

Krys

@Krystophfer

Atlanta, GA Katılım Temmuz 2009
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The Rubber Banned Man
The Rubber Banned Man@BannedMan1776·
View these Great Fires through the lens of war, and not cows suddenly kicking over oil lamps across North America. Pay attention to New Orleans in this video, which has a Roman-Greco structure in the background before it was destroyed by "fire". 👇 The Great Urban Fires in North America 1608-1922 This list of the Great Fires across North America is not exhaustive (hundreds of fires occurred), but it does cover the most prominent ones in standard historical compilations. 17th–18th Century (Earliest Documented Major Fires) 1608: Jamestown Fire (Virginia, US) – First major documented fire in English colonial North America; destroyed much of the settlement’s provisions and lodgings. 1711: Great Boston Fire (Massachusetts, US) – Destroyed the First Town-House and significant portions of the city; one of the earliest explicitly named "Great Fire." 1760: Great Boston Fire (Massachusetts, US) – Burned 349 buildings. 1776: Great Fire of New York (also called First Great Fire of New York City; New York, US) – Destroyed 400–1,000 buildings (about one-fifth of the city) during the Revolutionary War. 1788: First Great New Orleans Fire (Louisiana, US) – Burned 856 of ~1,100 structures in the French Quarter. 1794: Second Great New Orleans Fire (Louisiana, US) – Destroyed another ~212 buildings. 19th Century 1805: Great Fire of 1805 (Detroit, Michigan Territory, US) – Burned nearly the entire town except one warehouse. 1825: Miramichi Fire (also Great Miramichi Fire; New Brunswick, Canada, with impacts in Maine, US) – Massive wildland fire; burned ~3 million acres and killed 160–300. 1835: Second Great Fire of New York (New York, US) – Destroyed ~700 buildings in the financial district. 1845: Great Fire of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania, US; urban) – Destroyed over 1,000 buildings. Also in 1845: The Great Fire (Oregon, US; wildland) – Burned ~1.5 million acres. 1849: First Great Fire of Toronto (Ontario, Canada) – Destroyed significant portions of the city. 1850: Great Fire in the City of Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico) – Notable urban fire in colonial/post-colonial records (one of the few prominently referenced in historical accounts). 1866: Great Portland Fire (Maine, US) – Destroyed the commercial district; left ~10,000 homeless. 1871: Great Fires of 1871 (cluster on October 8–9): - Peshtigo Fire (Wisconsin, US; wildland) – Deadliest wildfire in U.S. history; ~1.2–2.5 million acres, 1,200–2,500 deaths. - Great Michigan Fire (Michigan, US; wildland) – ~2.5 million acres. - Great Chicago Fire (Illinois, US; urban) – Destroyed much of downtown; ~250–300 deaths. 1872: Great Boston Fire (Massachusetts, US) – Burned ~65 acres and 776 buildings. Early 20th Century Onward (Selected Major Ones) 1881: Great Thumb Fire (Michigan, US; wildland) – ~1 million acres; 282 deaths. 1894: Great Hinckley Fire (Minnesota, US; wildland) – ~350,000 acres; 418+ deaths. 1910: Great Fire of 1910 (also Big Burn/Big Blowup; Idaho, Montana, Washington, US; wildland) – ~3 million acres; 87 deaths (including 78 firefighters). 1911: Great Porcupine Fire (Ontario, Canada; wildland) – ~500,000 acres; 73–200 deaths. 1916: Great Matheson Fire (Ontario, Canada; wildland) – ~500,000 acres; 223 deaths. 1919: Great Fire of 1919 (Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada; wildland) – ~5 million acres. 1922: Great Fire of 1922 (also Haileybury Fire; Ontario, Canada; wildland) – ~415,000 acres; 43 deaths. Source: Grok *Still images animated with Grok Imagine.
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Waken Minds 𓂀
Waken Minds 𓂀@wakenminds·
Whatever unfolded in this world in the past is beyond our imagination..
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Voodoo Doll TV
Voodoo Doll TV@VoodooDollTV1·
Do Your Genealogy — Why Many Black Americans Aren’t African‼️
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Inspirenaire
Inspirenaire@Inspirenaire·
Who applying for that grant? Something seems fishy.
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BigCoop3
BigCoop3@Coop3Big·
Wakanda ain’t African
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Creole Louisiana 🇺🇸
Ghana needs to stop. They do not speak on behalf of Black Americans‼️ Ghana was majorly in the business of slavery & even after it was declining, they still continued to practice slavery‼️ Currently, in Ghana around 91K people still live in conditions of modern slavery‼️🤦🏽‍♂️
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Kentah Gwanjez@GWANJEZ·
"The reason African Spirituality is seen as evil or demonic was because it was the tool used to fight against oppression."
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Noah B. Price
Noah B. Price@TrueOnX·
🚨 "LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THE DEVIL..." 🚨 YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS! This 6-Minute Clip Just Hit Me Like a Freight Train. David Pawson drops TRUTH BOMBS straight from Scripture: Jesus Himself called Satan "the god of this world" and "the prince of the power of the air." God allows it... because of free will. Most people on Earth aren't worshipping the Creator... they're worshipping the deceiver through money, fame, power, lust, and endless distractions. The system? Rigged. The matrix? His playground. Hollywood, governments, "success" culture... all feeding the same beast. But here's the hope: The King of Kings already defeated him at the Cross. This isn't fear porn. This is a WAKE-UP CALL. Watch till the end. Your soul will thank you. If Satan is the god of this world... whose kingdom are you really living for right now? What’s one "worldly" thing you’re ready to break free from today? When you hear what Satan is being described as in this video, who comes to mind first...? Retweet if this shook you. Comment "JESUS IS KING" if you're choosing the narrow path. Tag someone who needs to hear this. The harvest is ripe... but the workers are few. Let me know what you think, and SHARE THIS so that others may too!
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Creole Louisiana 🇺🇸
Christians cannot be in the Divine Nine⁉️🧐 Bishop Patrick Wooden Sr. tells the truth about fraternities and sororities‼️🤔
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SoulFood66
SoulFood66@BlackAndNative1·
Before 911 existed the way it does today, a medical emergency in a Black neighborhood could mean one thing. A cop showed up. Or a mortician. No treatment. No CPR. No IV. Just a ride. That changed in 1967 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania?‼️🤔
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How Asian slaves became “Native Americans”
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@Galsen_24 We are competent people I was left alone had food and was very safe and I’m a successful man on top of that my folks had to work to make sure we were ok
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Westaf@Galsen_24·
"I do it all the time." 😳 She left three toddlers completely alone in the house to run to the store, and CPS was already waiting on her porch.
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