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@BroMigo79 @WashTimes This is an example of toxic evil rhetoric

What has become of this nation? The toxic, evil rhetoric towards our President has got to stop. Psychopath Democrats only enable this behavior. Soon you will see leftist lunatics all over social media celebrating and responding in anger that the President is still alive. Our nation is sick.

“Shots fired,” screamed the Secret Service agents. President Trump and Cabinet members were escorted out of the main ballroom by the Secret Service and the U.S. Marshals.

@NostalgicHubb Bone 2 olive? (Born 2 live ?)

Didn't get it at first now I can't stop laughing👀

@originalie @Chofamba Questions were raised, noise was made and ultimately they had to give him a lkmited official title which was still highly controversial.

@Chofamba When Ellon was with Trump no one asked

In any normal country, Parliament would demand that the President’s office account for the very public role of a private citizen in official engagements. What security clearance does he have, and on what basis? What oath has he sworn to protect Zimbabwe’s National Interest? Under Mnangagwa, the Zimbabwean State has been dangerously informalised, official protocols discarded, statecraft dumbed down, and the dignity and integrity of the Office of the President reduced to that of a Temu mafia don! Contrary to @jahprayzah’s hit song, hazvisisina kana chiremerera!

@mufudzi_ @Chofamba @BusisaMoyo Yes, he is there in his official role as Board Chair of the ZITF

@Chofamba Is that @BusisaMoyo on the right????

@gama_stanley @capsunitedfczw @ScottlandFC Paya panonzi education yakangokosha ndozvinenge zvichirehwa apa

1. I said it a month ago and will say it again. Hon Scott Sakupwanya is spot on. Delta has done so well but it is time to increase prize money. Eg @capsunitedfczw and @ScottlandFC use about $100k each per month which translates to $1,2 million a year or average $1m.

@xgvhdchris @Ayodelebiodun @VITO_G_Wagon

@Ayodelebiodun @VITO_G_Wagon Lucky dude was killed in a hijacking incident. Stop spreading kak

Apparently this man here is Originally from Limpopo. We said after “Foreign Nationals”,… They are coming for those who can’t speak Zulu, Xhosa, Setswana, and Sotho.

@Mr_Husky1 She is right, whoever wants a window seat MUST book a window seat. That's the hill I'm willing to die on. I wouldn't give up my window seat for anything, i absolutely cannot do aisle seats whether is a train, bus or plane

✈️ Imagine boarding a flight and settling into the seat you carefully selected and paid extra for, just to enjoy the view from the window. Minutes later, a mother with her crying child approaches and asks you to switch seats with the child. She's about to plead, as if giving in were your obligation. You're about to get up, because you were raised to be kind. But then you remember: you've been enduring the child's constant crying for several minutes. You stop and think: "Why should someone else have to put up with the tantrums of a child who barely knows me? Why give up what I worked hard to get just because?" So you calmly reply: "I'm sorry, I'd rather not move." That's what Jennifer, a passenger on a flight in Brazil, did. She refused to give up her seat and was filmed without her consent by the boy's mother, who accused her of lacking empathy: "I'm filming your face because it's disgusting that in the 21st century you have no empathy for a child." Jennifer didn't insult anyone. She didn't react with anger. But the media exposure cost her dearly: she went viral, was publicly shamed, all for saying "no" to something that wasn't her responsibility. Today, months later, Jennifer has decided to take action. She has sued the mother for defamation and emotional distress, and also the airline for failing to defend her against the harassment or intervene as they should have. According to her, the flight attendants even asked her to give in to the child's tantrum, which she considers inappropriate and unprofessional. Jennifer isn't seeking revenge. She's seeking respect. She's seeking to set boundaries. Because saying no is also a right. And this time, she might just win against the system that abandoned her. What do you think? Did he defend himself justifiably? Or do you think he overreacted?

@TraceyMachona I don't understand how being a security guard was relevant here

I'm looking for a reasonable pricing photographer in Chitungwiza for this Saturday, my former helper is getting married to her security guard hubby, I can pay 50us. Wandandawana anga ati $100per hour,haa hazvibude.

@loiceMututuvar1 All i can see here are people unable to live within their means. $200 is enough for groceries if you buy zvinoenderana ne mari yako. You can't be having bacon on an egg budget

@JustLuai Is this the hill you wanna die on?

Israel replaced the destroyed statue of Jesus with a new beautiful golden one and detained the soldier who destroyed it and the person who filmed it. This is how you self-correct. Muslim nations need to learn a thing or two from Israel.

@asantekotoko4 @Mutsvangwa4 The population was much lower, AIDS wasn't as widespread, cars were fewer hence car deaths fewer, fast/processed food weren't as prevalent so fewer cholesterol related deaths etc. However, people still died from some illnesses which are easily curable now

@Mutsvangwa4 Your statistics are off. Funerals were a very rare thing growing up in the 70s. Stats are usually skewered because the intention is always to associate longevity with advancement in medicine. Nothing could be further from the truth than that.

20 000 years ago half of human populations would die by the age of 30. In 1700s half of the human population would be dead by the age of 35 . What is amazing is that these people were all eating organic, breathing clean air and drinking pure water.

@progressivezim @CrimeWatchZW That's a road inobuda pabhawa for pits sake. How many people do you think use it??

@ShingiMichael @CrimeWatchZW Shoko ngatisvike, ngaazive pekufambira chete. Worse hutori hawo husiku. Iwewe kana urimuzivi we road famba nepo futi, ndokushuvira magwati madzemutsemu chaiwo

Yesterday at around 10:00 PM, I was driving an inDrive customer to Borrowdale. I used the road that passes by State House and the Harare Golf Club. Just after the durawall of State House, near the agricultural buildings, there was a single Presidential Guard soldier. He stopped a Toyota Aqua and made it pull over to the side of the road, but I did not stop because I did not realise I was being signalled. On my way back, the same soldier stopped me. He asked for my driver’s licence and car keys, which I handed over. He then asked where I was coming from, and I explained that I was coming from Borrowdale, as I was working as an inDrive driver. He said he wanted to deal with me for not stopping when I was allegedly signalled by officers near the Botanical Gardens. I told him that I did not see anyone signalling me to stop. He then said he was arresting me and that he would deal with me. When he attempted to put me in handcuffs, I refused. At that point, he cocked his gun and pointed it at me, saying, “Do you think I am playing? Do something.” Out of fear for my safety, I gave him the $20 I had. He also appeared to be intoxicated.

@progressivezim @CrimeWatchZW Do you even understand the road he's referring to?

@CrimeWatchZW Zivai kwrkufambira comrade, apo chero makazorwa mambama musauye kuzotinyaudza kuno

@IsheSvosve @CrimeWatchZW That road is open 24/7 with no restrictions

@CrimeWatchZW Problem munonyanya kutemba nhombo dzekuSowe kuti dzinokufambisai chero pakadii.

@AndWhySeeKid @Jabz_CFC And be a grown up and stop using "dey", "dem", "da", "dat".

@Jabz_CFC Yoo da dudes didn’t force dem da girls made a choice and Dey selected who Dey liked at dat time. (Dey grown) It doesn’t take anythin from dem Dey just happen to like dat same girl who liked dem at different times

The-Dream once took Nivea from Lil Wayne. Then Lil Wayne took her back and made "Lollipop" and told him that shawty want a thug. Then Wayne got her pregnant and bounced with Christina Milian. Then The-Dream took Christina Milian. Then The-Dream came with "I Luv Your Girl".. that was a time to be alive..🙌😂

@tembo_shephard @munyaram @tafimhaka @econetzimbabwe Based on what really? Lay it out plainly

@munyaram @tafimhaka @econetzimbabwe @econetzimbabwe 's beginnings earned the support of most Zimbabweans. The zanupf tried their best to kill it and failed. It's done many good things in bizz hence it's size. But that doesn't mean that it's cellphone services are top notch. They're bad. Amongst worse players.

The CIO ABDUCTION—By the late eighties Strive Masiyiwa had acquired national prominence as a business leader. An incident occurred on June 17, 1990 that was to have a very profound impact on Masiyiwa’s life. He was abducted at gun-point from his office by the Central Intelligence Organization (CIO). There are conflicting reports as to why he was detained. He was told that he was being arrested and taken to the CIO headquarters under the Emergency Powers Act. However, he was taken to the Goromonzi detention centre, which had gained notoriety only some months earlier, when a young woman by name Rashiwe Guzha had been taken there, and no one had seen her since. She was (and still is) presumed dead. Guzha’s case had been widely reported in the press. As soon as Masiyiwa was taken away, his secretary informed one of his friends, who in turn got in touch with Anthony Eastwood, a partner in the law firm Kantor & Immerman and a well-known human rights activist. Eastwood urgently filed an application to the High Court compelling the CIO to release Masiyiwa. Masiyiwa was stripped naked, interrogated, and left in a cell until 9 PM, when his captor returned, handed him back his clothes, and asked him to get into a car. “I thought I was a dead man. I prayed in the car. In fact, I had been praying all day while in the cell. People say that I am a religious man; it started on that day3.” He was taken to a hotel in downtown Harare and asked to get out. A police officer told him several months later that he was very lucky to be alive. Resisting Political Corruption: Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (June 2003)

@tembo_shephard You watch too many movies

The scene has not been cordoned off to collect evidence. People stomping all over, contaminating everything. Valuable clues are now lost forever. Zrp is absolutely useless. All thry are good for is protecting zanupf from the people. Nxaaa

@DuchessTalitha One man, one vote feels like a scam sometimes

Chinyika ichi chinofinhura nxaaaaa

@Jennnyyyyyy It's shocking how far i had to go to see a 9

This is harder than it looks 😬 Difficulty - Max 😎

@erion_jordan Nicki who?

I just know Jay z’s nose is flaring seeing Nicki’s achievements. 🤭