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ian miles chong is the kind of guy the british would have taken home in an animal cage. i'm not saying that was good, but they absolutely would've.
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May God forgive me, for I have feared man more than I feared God.
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@geoduck___ Literally not what he said read again : "The modern heroes of the Muslim world aren't people like Khabib Nurmagomedov or Malcolm X or your favorite Dawah personality."
As if Malcolm X is your average Joe. Tomorrow they're gonna say Sayed Nasrallah and Andrew Tate same level😂
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You gotta put some respect on Malcom X. He's a martyr that gave his life in the segregated America were Black people were barely considered as humans. He defended Palestinians when your parents were toddlers. Ayt Khamenei called him an American Muslim Leader. Educate yourself.
Taro Wheel@TaroWheel
The modern heroes of the Muslim world aren't people like Khabib Nurmagomedov or Malcolm X or your favorite Dawah personality. The heroes of the Muslim world are the unknown engineers in Iran that dedicated their lives to mathematics and science to produce ballistic missiles and defense systems for their country. The quiet nerdy guy in Iran who aced his calculus exams and now works for Iran's Military Industrial complex has done more for the Muslim world than all Muslim athletes and entertainers combined.
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"That's it. we are no longer playing nice".
WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧@WarMonitor3
Hitting that base in Jordan was a big mistake the US is going to hammer Iran tonight...
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Dignity, nobility, defiance. The nation of gas station kratom has picked a fight with the nation of true humanity.
Ryan Rozbiani@RyanRozbiani
A message from a man in Southern Iran to the World For 8 days they have been under attack, not counting the 40 day war.
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Another video of Mahdis 💔
Baba's girl.. Minab's kid.. Iran's martyr
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The decline in media coverage is not due to the end of the daily horrors in Gaza; the occupation has killed most of the journalists.
Assal Rad@AssalRad
I just saw the body of a little girl, her skin grayed and covered in ash, being wrapped in a sheet. Her torn leg was laid next to her. The decline in reporting isn’t because the daily horrors in Gaza are over, Israel is killing Palestinians every day.
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90,000 liters of fresh water we have managed to deliver this amount in less than a month. I feel extremely proud of what we are providing, but behind this number there is so much exhaustion, fear, and risk that we face every single day.
More than 90% of water stations are no longer functioning, and access to clean water has become extremely difficult and scarce. With the very high temperatures inside the tents where people are living in unbearable conditions, every drop of water has become incredibly valuable.
The work is exhausting, dangerous, and beyond what words can describe. We continue day after day under extremely harsh conditions, between the fear of bombardment and the difficulty of reaching the areas in need. But we keep going because there are families waiting for this water just to survive.
SAKE FOR GAZA@SAKEFORGAZA
The #16 water truck has departed for remote and isolated tent camps, carrying 5,000 liters of fresh drinking water. We are continuing to send out one water truck every day to the devastated and hardest hit areas. Please donate and share chuffed.org/project/165801
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Over the last three years, I learned more and more about him, but since his martyrdom, thoughts of Ali Khamenei have completely overtaken my mind. Every image I see of him overwhelms me. I have never seen someone so devoted to the service of his people.
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@HanzP9 as a child I was fascinated with this notion because I was lonely. Now I am terrified of it because I am lonely.
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I have agoraphobia and a silly thing that has rlly helped me is taking my old snake figurine with me and thinking “snake wouldn’t cry at this” while doing the most basic human interactions. But it works!Yesterday I got free ice cream and drew in the sun
Blaire: 1
Agoraphobia: 0
Ch4rl13@milktst
It’s all a matter of perspective!
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@Psychic_Driving you mean the opening seance or the IG seance?
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While the evil of the Nazis is very banal and easy to understand, only a few works capture how inhuman and vacuous their "dream" was.
The seance in Gravity's Rainbow, the Castle Dracula sequence in 2666, and this moment in Hellboy: Conqueror Worm come to mind.
yoshimi battles video game addiction@nise_yoshimi
PKD really nailed something about the Nazis here I feel. From the man in the high castle
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Workshopping a thesis that posits that obsession with “lore” over substantive story or themes is a gateway to fascism
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@thebavid "women are my favorite guy" is such a pure crystallization of a specific english that every time I hear it I imagine I'm remembering it from like 2003
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The world must speak of Gaza once again; the world must return to solidarity, to marching for us. We are being slaughtered every single day, but this time, without comfort, we are being slaughtered in silence.
Every word raised for us is, in itself, an act of resistance. There is no ceasefire in Gaza, despite how they lied to you and misled you. Not a single day passes without blood being spilled; the scent of blood has never once left me.
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you got to realize that the same people have held power in the same way for as long as the idea of "europe" has existed
Artur Nadolny@ArturNadol7566
THE WHISTLEBLOWER WHO WENT TO PRISON Colin Wallace was a psychological warfare officer for British Army Intelligence in Belfast. In 1974 he wrote a memo telling his superiors that boys at Kincora Boys Home were being systematically abused and some were being supplied to prominent unionist figures. He wanted out of a dirty tricks operation called Clockwork Orange and he wanted something done about Kincora. Nothing was done. The housemaster running the abuse, William McGrath, was already known to MI5. He led a loyalist paramilitary group called Tara and by multiple accounts he was an intelligence asset. MI5 monitored the abusers instead of stopping them. Fellow intelligence officer Brian Gemmell later confirmed he was personally ordered by MI5 officer Ian Cameron to drop his own Kincora investigation in 1975. Wallace kept pushing. He got sacked from his job in 1975. In 1980 he was convicted of manslaughter after a colleague's husband was killed. Evidence used against him at trial came partly from an anonymous American security source, according to a Home Office pathologist. He served 6 years. The conviction was quashed in 1996 once new forensic evidence emerged. McGrath was eventually jailed in 1981 after the Irish Independent broke the Kincora story publicly, years after Wallace first raised the alarm internally. The Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry under Sir Anthony Hart reported in 2017 and criticised MI5 for obstructing police and destroying Kincora files, while somehow finding no fault in the actual cover up. Convenient. In 2020 it emerged that police records on Kincora from 1980 to 1983 had been destroyed right around the time that inquiry was set up. In 2023 Wallace's own military service file went missing, the same year his lawyers filed a High Court case against the Ministry of Defence for negligence, misfeasance in public office and deceit. That case is still ongoing. Fifty years and counting. A man tries to stop child abuse and gets convicted of murder for his trouble. The institutions responsible get to lose the paperwork and call it a filing error. Sources: @declassifiedUK @IrishTimes @itvnews and others.
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