timothy rop

Denmark has done what Britain still refuses to do. It has published a breakdown of crime stats over a 16 yr period broken down both by crime and by the representation of foreign national committing those crimes. Certain countries are very very over represented in many of the crime categories. Those nationalities include: Somalian, Palestinians, Afghan, Eritrean, Tunisian, Moroccan and a few others. If these are the official stats in Denmark there is no reason to think they wouldn’t be very comparable or similar in the U.K. So my question is this: doesn’t it make sense to simply ban all immigration and all granting of residency to EVERYONE from many of these countries? Let me know in the comments.

Once upon a time, my little family was made up of 5...alive. I was 36 when this pic was taken, a week before my 10th wedding anniversary. All of my kids died before my 10th anniversary. Today I am 47& I am the only one left alive in this photo.

Somali 🇸🇴 groom ditched the Arab thobe & bisht for a traditional macwis at his nikkah. Is this finally embracing Somali culture or doing too much 🤔?

Kiraitu Murungi and his Wife Shed Tears at Graveside as they Bury their Daughter Anita Kendi!!

The 8-stringed NYATITI is so hard to learn! It was a massive challenge for me but look at 10- year- old Yvonne Adhiambo plucking it with absolute ease! 🎶🔥❤️ 🎥 cc @storiesza_nyatiti

Good morning everyone Mosquito is crazy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

where are they now?

@georgediano Random opinion shared as fact

Rachel Wandeto was attacked by someone known to her, and her neighbors know the story behind the attack. I said before that it was about a love triangle and had nothing to do with her tattoo. Kikuyus can be many things, but attacking one of their own because of political differences is highly unlikely. It’s not like the govt didn’t know the case was something entirely different. People have been saying this from the beginning. I still don’t understand how a Ruto tattoo was supposed to shield her from the harsh realities of life. These Yamune cartels and their bloggers knew and still know the reason behind the attack. But the malice in their hearts pushed them to turn such an unfortunate situation into a political opportunity. They saw it as a chance to advance tribal politics. The moment I saw Oscar Sudi, Kipchumba Murkomen, Moses Kuria, and Mama Amina fueling the narrative, I knew there was mischief involved. I even saw the brother of the deceased claiming that even if his entire family were killed, he would still support Tutam. I honestly felt sorry for the man because politics may deny that family justice. After the burial, all the noise we are witnessing will likely fade away. Later, the brother will come back crying foul, he should ask the father of Albert Ojwang. This government has no time for ordinary people, they will use you and dump you. I urge fellow Kalenjins not to fall into the trap of tribal politics pushed by our Rift-valley leaders. Kikuyus are not our enemies, despite how some few politicians try to portray them. In fact, they are the only people who strongly stood with our thieving son. Were it not for them, Ruto would probably have been politically finished or dead by now due to depression as Atwoli once insinuated with his famous “Kateni miti” remarks. Chesaa!!

@r_graus Roman 1:28 is your answer

There is no god, no satan, no heaven, and no hell. They're all made up.

They lied about the KKK too. These men just wanted to protect their families from what is happening to White people today. Of course, the FBI set them up.

”IQ shapes culture, and this becomes clear when we look at art and music societies produce. Higher IQ individuals tend to appreciate complex, thoughtful forms of art like classical music which challenges the mind and requires patience and understanding.” - Highlander (2024)

Omani 🇴🇲 Arab man Mr Nasir Al-Rwahi demonstrates how the Swahili language — historically spoken along the East African coast, from Maqdashu to Kongo 🟪🟩🟪 — contains a large amount of Arabic vocabulary. He shows that, to construct simple sentences such as “I am going to the market to eat sweets and drink coffee,” you can use only words of Arabic origin. Do you know of any other examples where simple sentences in Swahili are made up entirely of Arabic-derived words?

@Its045_ @crazy_kennar Ur slow

@crazy_kennar Can't see anything relatable in this video. Mnitusi vile mnataka

BLENDING IN AS A FOREIGNER IS SOUTH AFRICA 😂😂😂😂😂

@EstherPassaris @RailaOdinga

22 years later. Congratulations Arsenal. Baba @RailaOdinga would have been proud!

Explanation imeenda shule

“Chinese Trump” is performing again! His choice of words, his facial expressions, and his body language - all spot on! 🤣

Kids pronunciation 😂

In August 2014, a local news reporter at the Wayne County Fair in Pennsylvania pulled aside a small boy who had just come off one of the rides. His name was Noah Ritter, he was five years old, and he was there with his grandfather, visiting from Wilkes-Barre. The reporter asked him what he thought of the ride. Noah did not really answer. Instead, he launched into a wandering, breathless monologue built almost entirely around one word: apparently. "It was great, and apparently I've never been on live television before," he said. He explained that he does not usually watch the news "because I'm a kid," and that his grandpa hands him the remote after they watch the Powerball drawing. The reporter tried to steer him back to the ride. Noah obliged, briefly. "Wow, it was great." Why? "Because apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. Yeah, that's all you do is get dizzy." He kept returning to the fact that he was on television. "I've never ever been on live television. I never ever be on live television." He mentioned the super slide too, and how going down it had scared him half to death. The reporter, by this point clearly aware she had something unusual on her hands, asked for his name and turned to his grandfather to spell it out. R-I-T-T-E-R. From Wilkes-Barre. "All right, buddy. Good stuff." The clip ran on WNEP, a local station serving northeastern Pennsylvania. Within days it had spread across the internet. Noah became known as the "apparently kid," and the interview turned into one of the defining viral local news moments of that year.

@Kenyans Strawman

If I were in the shoes of the Head of State, I would not have travelled to Azerbaijan - MP Ndindi Nyoro