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@rainandsnow888 @nexta_tv Because they use elements like this as a method of imposition. They don't go visit or live in a different place as a guest, they have this conquest-invader mindset. If they were being more respectful, scenes like this would hardly ever happen.

@nexta_tv not sure if this brutal fight is the solution. But yes, been there, seen that, arrived to the gasoline station and muslim was praying straight on a parking slon next to his bus. It was almos a meter I managed to stop my car. Why is so hard to put their carpet bit aside

Conflict of the day In Poland, a visiting Muslim man was not allowed to perform namaz (Islamic prayer) in a public place.

@DougWahl1 No. He is a prick, or at least behaved like one. That is not a reason to be fired.

DID HE DESERVE TO BE FIRED? According to TMZ the Mississippi man who confronted a dad with daughters in bathroom has lost his job with a real estate company. Does that seem right to you?

@ChaosAgent_42 Yes but: no paint, less temperature, less algae. Do you have any doubts that maga will sell this shit as a win?

Hydrogen peroxide is used as paint remover. It will remove even a $15m paint job. Follow me for more advanced science tips.

@isaacrrr7 Sabes que no los han condenado, no?

🇬🇧 Aeropuerto de Manchester, un musulmán rompe la nariz de una policía. Policías enfurecidos lo reducen y someten. Su amigo musulmán también se llevó lo suyo. La policía británica hasta los huevos de los musulmanes. PALOTERAPIA directa ¡Como debe ser! 👏

@DietWaterGUY @LEGO_Group Why would they? There's not much to win by commenting on it.

It’s been 2 weeks now since the internet was swept by storm over the Bricks and Minifigs drama. @LEGO_Group has yet to make a single comment or issue a statement. Wonder how long they’ll remain silent 🤔

@ImKingGinger Them being communists or not is irrelevant.

The Gorman's are communists. We got to talk about the Coffeezilla, Reckless Ben and Bricks and Minifigs Situation...some more. A lot to say about the UHaul, but I think my initial suspicions about the Gorman's need to be discussed because no one else is...so let's start there. In the first video they posted on YouTube, Ben Gorman wanted to be very, very clear to the world that he was a devout ANTIFA / Communist / Socialist whatever. He used the fame from the Reckless Ben video to push his commie books, and stressed that he wanted to leave the country because he was fearful of his traitorous politics, and attached Trump. None of this was necessary. But Ben Gorman did it. It always made me feel uncomfortable, and it doesn't make you look the best bragging about supporting a worldview that glamorizes burning down businesses during riots and ending corporations and most importantly doesn't believe in private ownership of property. The CoffeeZilla video showed that there might actually be some responsibility on their part for losing or not properly accounting for Brian Mansell's property. This might have been bad accouting and not on purpose. And chances are if the store was not victim of a hostile take over by Josh Johnson and Brandon Best they might have even been able to figure it out. I can't believe that communists like the Gorman's would be so bad at accounting and bookkeeping but here we are. Color me shocked. Here's the thing, by all appearances BAM is still an evil corporation, and if the actual dollar values of the missing LEGO are far less than 100k that makes Ammon McNeff the absolute biggest moron of all time with the largest ego I have ever seen. If he could have settled everything with the Mansell's for less than 100k, but his pride has dragged this out destroying a half a billion dollar company he deserves everything that is coming to him. Ammon probably spent MORE MONEY on hiring a Crisis Management PR firm than he could have spent on just ending things with Brian Mansell's family and he would have looked like a hero and the Gorman's would still look like dirty communists they want to be known as.

@Jcbabs88 Brick by brick!

🚨Charlie just keeps it coming Hot, moist and critical! 👉🏼Ben helped to expose a matter of public interest and concern, he’s a journalist with a proven body of work and a good heart that has not threatened or harmed anyone. Any good attorney with a brain and a computer can file a motion to dismiss tomorrow! Help! Who is helping Ben out? 👉🏼This is a classic SLAPP Suit which is absolutely BONKERS that they did this! 👉🏼Ben faces the same Judge involved with the Charlie Kirk case and Gag order! Charlie isn’t stopping and neither am I. They stole my donation to Bryan and Ben!! Unmitigated!! 👊The pain is only just begun for these Viscous Villains and their protection racket in the American Fork PD and some sketchy judges. Brick by Brick @UtahAG @FBI @attorneygeneral @LEGO_Group Bad News in the LEGO Scandal youtu.be/BW6SXtcrTwk?si… via @YouTube

@JPM_Canada @LoyalLogic Nope. It was BAM with ill intentions from second one. But you've earned your sponsored opinion.

Its bens problem, he caused it. He put a light on the issue, sure but he was dumb by talking to the police and making extra videos. Shouoda lawyered up before even starting this whole issue. "Ignorance is no excuse of the law" was what I was always told, yeah what they did is bad but doing bad things to make a good thing is still bad. At the end of the day Ben burned any chance of restitution and its now in the hand s of whoever wants to pick up the reigns.

BREAKING Sheldon Norcross who has been working with Reckless Ben aka Ben Schneider has released a video explaining recent news about Bricks & Minifigs CEO Ammon McNeff getting the court to SHUTDOWN the GoFundMe All money will be refunded. He needs HELP NOW Video Link youtu.be/o4bdTuqzGQo?si…

@ImKingGinger Without knowing the exact reasons I wouldn't jump too fast to criticise them. If the perspective is that there's a possibility that BAM could even get this money I would stop it myself.

GoFundMe Steals From Old People? I just found out that Bricks and Minifigs took down Reckless Ben's GoFundMe and I don't think I have ever been more angry about anything in my life. Especially seeing that Patreon rejected the court order and was praised as a hero. For GoFundMe to cave to pressure is disgusting and insanely cowardly. Tim Cadogan is their CEO, and he should be made to answer for this. It's reprehensible. Why did this happen? Doesn't this mean that GoFundMe is essentially stealing from old people as well? I would not use GoFundMe for your crowdfunding campaigns. They shut down people's successful campaigns all the time. Might I suggest that Ben use GiveSendGo in the future, as they are way more free speech focused and have routinely rejected government demands to shut down many crowdfunded campaigns.

@twistedpuppet @DramaAlert Look, an itchy parasite!

@DramaAlert If he'd shut the fuck up instead of continuing to harass people, he wouldn't be in this situation. This is what happens when you lie and harass people for clicks and views.

Reckless Ben reveals he has been silenced by the courts and cannot post part 3 of his series covering the Bricks and Minifigs allegations. "I can't post it, or I will go to jail" [..] "I will immediately lose my lawsuit"

@ULRICH63651188 Beautiful

ATTAQUE DE DRONES PRÈS DE BELGOROD : UN CONVOI RUSSE EN FLAMMES 🇺🇦🛸 Une meute de drones FPV ukrainiens a pris au piège un convoi blindé russe juste de l'autre côté de la frontière. Le bilan est lourd : 💥 Au moins 25 chars et véhicules blindés détruits ou gravement endommagés. 🛑 Véhicules de tête ciblés en premier pour bloquer toute retraite. 🔥 Explosions secondaires massives (munitions et carburant). Ce convoi, qui devait renforcer les lignes vers Kharkiv ou Soumy, n'arrivera jamais. Les routes logistiques russes sont plus vulnérables que jamais. #UkraineWar #Belgorod #FPVDrones #Ukraine 🔍 Vérification de la traduction

@RightSide_Uk Yes. But this didn't start with Starmer

“There’s two deaths on Starmer’s hands. And where is he? Nowhere. He’s just ignoring it,” Siobhan Whyte told GB News. Henry Nowak was stabbed six times and left to die while police, trained under anti-White DEI policies, treated a known violent thug with kid gloves and failed to save a British boy. This is not an accident. It is the direct result of a government that has weaponised race in policing, protected predators, and abandoned its own people. Starmer owns this. Every death, every betrayal, every cover-up. He cannot hide forever. The British people will not forget.

@michaelmurph_y More people obv requires more houses, and more housing is needed regardless, but BUT: Where is he taking the 10M extra number? are we sure 10M are gonna come to the country... in what timeline, from where? Sorry but this is actually a weak point

Sarah: 'Blaming our housing crisis on immigration is absolutely wild to me.' Robert: 'Do you not think an extra 10 million people coming into the UK is going to have an effect on housing?' Sarah: [Confidence waning. Nervous scoff. Asks idiotic question.] Robert: 'The more people you have in a country, the more houses you're going to need.' Sarah:

@Patelindianlion Legend

"Free Palestine from Islam and Hamas " Is this woman saying the right thing ? Listen to this brave woman. 👇

@holisticgrenade It's unpopular because it's wrong.

Unpopular opinions but: The effects of cancer treatments are worse than the cancer. The effects of SSRIs are worse than depression. The effects of vaccines are worse than any illness. Pharmaceutical products do prevent illnesses nor address the root causes of them.

@Microinteracti1 Trump is a grandpa yelling at a cloud. But nuclear DOESN'T kill any birds

We Are Living in the Dumbest Timeline Donald Trump just posted a photo of a wind turbine next to birds and captioned it “Killing birds by the millions!” He posted this without irony. For every single bird killed by a wind turbine, nuclear and fossil fuel plants kill 2,118 birds. Coal alone kills roughly 7.9 million birds a year in the United States. Wind turbines? Between 140,000 and 328,000. That is not a defence of wind turbines. We are living in genuinely, historically stupid times. Only rivalled, frankly, by the medieval peasants who blamed the Black Death on cats and promptly killed all the cats, which meant the rats multiplied, which meant more plague. At least the peasants had the excuse of having no access to information whatsoever. Trump has the internet. He chose this.

@Logoleptic @hvworlton @DakotaHansen13 This goes deeper. You let it pass now bc it wasn't that relevant, and then what do you do when it happens with something that can jeopardize the entire degree?

@hvworlton @DakotaHansen13 I don't know which is funnier--that a professor made such a fuss over a discussion post or your son did.

My son was accused of this by his Sociology professor; the professor said my son used AI to formulate his answer, so his score was 0. And when my son protested and said he wrote every word himself, the professor refused to see any other work, or talk to him about it My son was LIVID. "WHY would I let a machine do my thinking for me when I don't even let other PEOPLE do my thinking for me??!!" He took it to the Dean of Students, who did nothing and didn't even respond. He took it to the faculty advisor who assured him that he knew my son didn't cheat. Anyway, my son still got an A in that class, and now hates Sociology with a passion. So... Win-win?

@OperadorNuclear La descarbonizacion y el cambio climático claro que no pueden estar desligadas de la competitividad, con la nuclear van de la mano.

«Si España cierra las centrales nucleares, estamos muertos». Así de contundente se ha expresado José Antonio Jainaga, presidente de Sidenor y Talgo, al vincular directamente el futuro industrial de España con la energía. Su reflexión gira alrededor de algo que considera inseparable, como es la competitividad, los precios energéticos y la seguridad de suministro. «Cuando estamos buscando una energía eléctrica con un precio predecible, competitivo y con seguridad de suministro, el mayor desastre industrial que puede hacer España es cerrar las centrales nucleares», afirma, recordando además que «tenemos centrales que funcionan y que funcionan bien, al mejor estándar europeo de calidad y disponibilidad». En un momento en el que Europa reabre el debate nuclear y numerosos países prolongan la vida útil de sus reactores o impulsan nuevos proyectos, Jainaga lanza un mensaje muy claro sobre España. «Parece que la marea nos empuja, pero no hay que cerrarlas». Todo ello desde una visión industrial en la que, según sus propias palabras, «la descarbonización y la lucha contra el cambio climático no pueden estar disociadas de la competitividad». elperiodicodelaenergia.com/jainaga-sideno…

@Gerashchenko_en End this excuse. Kick EVERY russian national back to Russia.

Russia is launching a new phase of pressure on the Baltic states. Moscow has announced its intention to appeal to the International Court of Justice over the "suppression of the rights of Russian speakers" in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. In reality, this is another element of a systematic effort to build a legitimacy framework for possible intervention. Moscow’s rhetoric is standard and familiar: "language bans," "Russophobia," and "persecution of dissent." The foreign ministry pretends that negotiations "have yielded no results" and that complaints submitted to the UN and OSCE have been ignored - therefore, the Kremlin is allegedly forced to go to court. This logic of "exhausting all available means" is not a legal strategy but preparation of a narrative: every refusal of jurisdiction will be presented as proof of "Western bias" and justification for extrajudicial actions. The scheme is not new. Before the 2008 war in Georgia, Russia spent years talking about the "genocide of Ossetians," distributing passports to residents of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and then used the claim of "protecting Russian citizens" as a formal justification for invasion. Immediately after that war, in 2009, Medvedev signed amendments to the Law on Defense that explicitly allowed the use of the military abroad to protect Russian citizens. The Kremlin moved the concept of "protecting compatriots" from propaganda into formal law. The same pattern repeated itself in Ukraine in 2014 and was expanded in 2022 - each time using the same set of narratives: "protecting Russians," "neo-Nazism," and "genocide." Now this framework is being transferred to the Baltics while simultaneously receiving new legislative reinforcement. On May 13, 2026, the State Duma adopted, by 381 votes in favor, and on May 25 - the very same day the foreign ministry announced its intention to appeal to the ICJ - Putin signed a law allowing the use of the military abroad to protect Russian citizens from persecution by courts whose jurisdiction Moscow does not recognize. What an astonishing coincidence: two steps taken on the same day - a legal claim and expanded legal authorization for the use of force, formalized simultaneously. The Baltic situation has one fundamental difference from Georgia and Ukraine: passportization failed here. Accession to the EU and NATO in 2004 closed that window, so Moscow now appeals not to "Russian citizens" but to the legally much weaker category of "compatriots" and "Russian speakers." The role of symbolic "proof of persecution" is played by the Gaponenko case - a man sentenced in Riga to ten years in prison after speaking at a Moscow conference about the "ethnocide of Russians," while Latvian courts classified his actions as incitement of hatred and assistance to a foreign state. The weakness of the legal basis does not stop Russia - it simply shifts the focus from legal results to propaganda effect. NATO membership remains the main deterrent for Moscow. Therefore, the real goal of the campaign is to create a "gray zone" in the perception of the conflict and build an international record of an "unresolved issue concerning the rights of Russians." This objective becomes especially significant against the backdrop of April statements by the Trump administration regarding a possible U.S. withdrawal from NATO - uncertainty of this kind creates precisely the conditions under which the Kremlin’s human rights narrative becomes operationally useful. The current campaign against the Baltic states is not a diplomatic episode. It is a methodical construction of an infrastructure within which any future escalation can be presented not as aggression, but as "forced protection." This is exactly how Russia acted before.

@ElaineCox11 Grass also happens to dry during summer so it's not that straightforward

Uncut grass keeps the ground at around 19.5°C Grass cut to 10 cm raises the ground temperature to about 24.5°C Bare ground in the middle of summer rises to over 40°C It's important to raise awareness #NoMowMay