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@krassenstein Even Melania is incredulous 🤦🏾

Trump is so disrespectful. He literally cut in front of Queen Camilla while she was shaking hands. Every day is another embarrassment for our country.

@MiaForTrump Dddddddddddddddddddddddd

Who do you think was the worst U.S. president? A. Bill Clinton B. Barack Obama C. Joe Biden D. Donald Trump Vote below 👇

@Hoopss Punished her own pocketbook 🤦🏾

A mother punished her son by making him slam his PS5 the same way he had slammed her cat. Thoughts?

@ZelenskyyUa Trump withdrawing to open the gate for Russia?

If the United States truly thinks about withdrawing from NATO, then European security will be based solely on the European Union. But not in its current form. I think that the EU is in a situation where it needs more countries. The UK, Ukraine, Türkiye, and Norway. These are four strong countries, which are part of Europe. Together, the UK, Ukraine, and Türkiye have armies that are stronger than Russia's army. Without Ukraine and Türkiye, Europe can’t match Russia. With the four countries on board you can wrest control of the seas, have secure skies and the largest land forces. It’s not about offense, because when Russia makes the decision to have an army of 2.5 million people by 2030, Europe has to think about security and how to preserve its independence. The UK once was a member of the EU. There are concerns about agriculture when it comes to Türkiye. But you can manage all of this if you have a really great economy. But security comes first, economy second. Not vice versa. From an interview on The Rest Is Politics podcast (5/5).

@LoeilMedias1 All people of color still falling for the colonizers hokedoke🤦🏾

Paula White, nommée par Trump présidente du Bureau de la Foi à la Maison-Blanche, conduit une session d'exorcisme pour chasser les esprits malins de l'assistance en soufflant dans le micro.

@Viralvid_89 How long does 911 take?🤦🏾

Freakout at Dollar Tree.

@starheal Bait and Switch oldest con in the game.

Every American needs to watch this. It’s jaw dropping

@LucyFurSam666 @archeohistories Egypt too

@archeohistories The pythagoras theorem isn't exactly how original work... Ancient India already knew and had discovered this centuries earlier

The Greek philosopher Pythagoras is remembered today as the serene sage of geometry—the man who taught the world that in a right triangle the square of the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides. What is less widely remembered is that the ancient Greek world was not a quiet university campus. It was a landscape of rival cities, mercenaries, and constant war. Philosophers, merchants, poets, and mathematicians all lived in the same turbulent society, and many of them knew the spear as well as the stylus. Did Pythagoras personally march into battle? We cannot say for certain. The surviving sources—written centuries later—tell us far more about his mathematics, his strange philosophical brotherhood in southern Italy, and his belief that numbers governed the universe. But he lived in a Greek world where nearly every free man was expected to defend his city. So while history remembers the triangles, it is not impossible that at some point the great mathematician also had to put down the chalk, pick up a spear, and hope the angles worked out in his favor. © Pivotal Historical Moments fan #archaeohistories

@joshkirschner @archeohistories Yep Pythagorus studied in Egypt. The Pyramids were built thousands of years before there was a Greece.

@archeohistories There is a fair amount of evidence that the math underlying the Pythagorean Theorem was described at least a thousand years before Pythagoras, and known in far-flung regions from China to Egypt (possibly discovered independently).

@archeohistories Every Greek of note finished their education in Egypt. Including Pythagorus, Socrates, Plato…Where they already had geometry. Never mind go back to pretending Civilization didn’t exist thousands of years before the Greeks.🤦🏾

@michaelt5656 Yep because if they were not complicit they would resign

I can’t figure out if todays Republicans have been paid off, cowards or just don’t give a damn!

@itsme_urstruly If you don’t put that baby in music lessons!🤦🏾

This Dad recorded his music loving daughter's growth over the years. And his consistent reaction is hilarious 😂 ❤️

@LePapillonBlu2 How? Animal Farm

WOW

@archeohistories Yes many of us alive had great grandparents that were slaves or slave owners… America has never repented (apologized or given reparations) so it continues to make similar mistakes (mass incarceration…)

106 year-old William Casby holding his great-great-granddaughter. He was born into slavery in Danville, Virginia in 1857, worked as a longshoreman, and lived to be 113, photograph by Richard Avedon, 1963.... Casby was born into slavery in 1857 in Danville, Virginia, just four years before the Civil War began. Emancipated as a child after 1865, he came of age during Reconstruction and later worked as a longshoreman. By the time this photograph was taken, he had witnessed slavery, the Civil War’s aftermath, Jim Crow segregation, two World Wars, and the early years of the Civil Rights Movement. Avedon photographed Casby as part of a series documenting people who had been born into slavery, creating minimalist portraits against stark white backgrounds to focus entirely on the subject’s presence and expression. The image is both intimate and monumental, the elder’s weathered face beside the softness of new life. Casby reportedly lived to be 113. When Casby was born, James Buchanan was president and Abraham Lincoln had not yet been elected, yet he lived long enough to see the presidency of John F. Kennedy and the dawn of the modern civil rights era. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@Suzierizzo1 Do something about it

Senator Van Hollen talks about how many billions of dollars that Trump and his family have made off the Presidency and Marco Rubio sits there looking dumbfounded!

@Ben67092834 @fasc1nate Proving that looks can be deceiving.

Tupac and Jada Pinkett at high school in Baltimore Maryland. More brilliant historical photos: bit.ly/4cFoZT1

@CynicalLatina @fasc1nate That was the hairstyle at the time, made popular by people like Anita baker and Halle Berry.

@fasc1nate Yikes. What’s up with her hair?

@MichaelB_62 @Bro_Code_x She said 3 times a week

@Bro_Code_x I assume that this has to be done every night, not just one treatment. Either way, I’ll try it, but it’d be nice to know if it was more than just one treatment which makes more sense than just one.

Soak your feet in vinegar and salt for ten minutes before bed and watch what happens

@Bro_Code_x Yes

@Persway82 Now that’s how you build character and instill good values

I love when this video pops up in my memories 😍😍😍👏🏾 #blackjoy #Flashback #SaturdayThoughts #memories