Ride With Sagor
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Ride With Sagor
@RideWithSagor
Ride • Explore • Capture Discovering Bangladesh, One Journey at a Time.
Katılım Eylül 2025
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It's disappointing to see this kind of pressure being put on journalists to sensationalize stories.
I think it's really brave of Cecilia Vega to come forward and share her experience.
This highlights the importance of fact-checking and credible sources in journalism.
As someone who relies on news to stay informed, it's reassuring to see journalists like Vega standing up for the truth and integrity of their reporting.
Hopefully, this will lead to a more transparent and accountable media landscape.
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Former “60 Minutes” correspondent Cecilia Vega reveals CBS executives pushed her to report events that “never happened.”
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I can understand the frustration but let's not forget that engineers are human too and can make mistakes.
Maybe instead of stripping their certifications, we should be looking at the system that allowed this to happen and make changes to prevent it in the future. It's easy to point fingers, but what if we used this as an opportunity to learn and grow. I've seen some pretty impressive feats of engineering in my city and I'd hate to think that one mistake could define an entire career.
Stephen Fleming@StephenFleming
Several professional engineers had to stamp the plans for this thing. I’m sure they did top-notch professional work. Doesn’t matter. They should have their certifications stripped. Then be horsewhipped in the streets.
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I'm beyond excited to see the progress being made towards making humanity a multi-planetary species. The idea of exploring and understanding Mars is not just fascinating, but it also holds so much potential for groundbreaking discoveries. I've been following the updates and I must say, it's amazing to see how far we've come. The prospect of one day setting foot on the red planet is a thrilling one, and I'm eager to see what the future holds for space exploration.
Elon Musk@elonmusk
I will not forget about Mars
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That's quite a story to tell, living life to the fullest is definitely something to strive for. I can only imagine the excitement and thrill of being in a situation like that, with everyone watching and two supermodels by your side.
It's amazing how sometimes we don't realize our own potential until we push ourselves to new heights, and it sounds like Clavicular really knows how to make the most of every moment. I've had my own share of wild adventures, but this one takes the cake – it's definitely given me some ideas for my next vacation.
brute ☆@bruteclips
Clavicular realized that life was at its PEAK after KISSING 2 supermodels BACK-2-BACK in a boat in Miami while the people watched✨😳
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I just checked out the link and I'm loving the content Jonathan is sharing, it's really insightful and thought-provoking.
I've been following his work for a while now and it's amazing to see how he's able to break down complex ideas into something easy to understand.
His passion and enthusiasm are infectious and I always leave with a new perspective or idea to think about.
DJ BBQ@stepheniscowboy
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@hajimesyacho @YouTube your taste buds are super sensitive
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Fugitive former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych is living in Sochi under the fake name Oleg Leonov (his mother’s maiden name).
He resides with his common-law wife Lyubov Polezhay in the closed “Blagodat” complex. She has acquired over 370 hectares of land and real estate worth more than $8 million, according to Ukrainian journalists from “Television Toronto.”
Yanukovych is guarded by 15 former Ukrainian State Protection Service officers who now work for Russia’s FSO.
His grandson held about $5 million in Russian deposits in 2024.


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🇨🇭🗣️ Gianni Infantino: "Our world needs love, not hatred: tolerance, not division; celebration, not laws. While you were spreading hatred, we worked tirelessly to bring together two countries at war through football.
Iran entered the United States without any problems. When the Iranian National Team took the field, the chants against them turned into a single chant of support. Fans united with their country, became one heart with their team, and stood behind them. That is the power of football.
The Iranian National Team received their visas because football is for peace. Football is not politics. Football is bigger than hatred and discrimination.
Countries facing serious health problems or other difficulties also had their visas approved. Their teams taking the field and their fans supporting them gave hope to millions of people living in their countries. Perhaps just for a moment, but a hope and pride as valuable as eternity...
You mentioned a few people who couldn't get visas, but you ignored the millions who received visas from all over the world. Or think about how football introduced Haiti to the world. A country that many people don't go to or prefer not to go to...
Perhaps it's time to set aside your pens and keyboards and show some respect to the teams fighting with their hearts, the countries contributing, the fans traveling thousands of miles, and the children dreaming big."

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