Chabellita Villain (is now a shade)

Controversial take, I think men’s obsession with women being hairless sits uncomfortably close to pedophilia. The cultural obsession men have with a completely hairless female body deserves scrutiny.

They don't even view us as humans

They don't even view us as humans

may you be commemorated with a chatgpt generated eulogy

EU OFFICIALLY ADMITS THE ENERGY SHOCK IS PERMANENT The temporary panic has officially become a permanent reality. EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen just issued a devastating reality check to member states, publicly warning that even if the Middle East conflict ends tomorrow, energy prices "will not go back to normal in the foreseeable future" and will remain high for "a very long time."

Developments in the American-Israeli war on Iran indicate we are heading toward escalation Analysis English Subtitles

"Ayoko ang boto mo" "Kahit na. Iyo ang boto ko" Boto (tagalog) - vote Boto (bisaya) - penis

Like many Pinoys born/raised in PH I say "Filipino" in a gender neutral sense I use "Filipina" to emphasize womanhood I understand that migrant/FilAm groups need "Filipinx" to show queer BIPOC solidarity in the US Pluralistic & intersectional nationalism is possible 🤷‍♀️

I really thought we settled this filipinx discussion back in 2017

Pagdepensa sa "Filipinx" ng mga Pilipinong estudyante ng BA Linggwistiks includes: the supposed "gender neutral" Filipino/Tagalog language (weh?) a thread 🧵

BREAKING: In a high-stakes regional meeting held in Riyadh on March 19, the UAE reportedly told fellow Arab and Muslim states that Iran must be defeated “by any means necessary,” including the potential use of nuclear force. Diplomatic fault lines also emerged during the talks, with Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, and the UAE opposing Pakistan’s push to include a condemnation of Israel in the joint statement. In the aftermath, relations between the UAE and Pakistan have sharply deteriorated. The UAE has reportedly demanded the return of all financial deposits and loans extended to Pakistan. Islamabad is now moving to repay the funds immediately. The developments were reported by Absar Alam, a senior Pakistani journalist with well-placed sources in the ruling party and security establishment.

Here is why the Passover story of Egyptian Exodus is completely made up. Not only is there no evidence for it, but it is chronologically impossible. Not on the scale mentioned in the bible or on any scale at all: 1) Decades of intensive archaeological surveys in the Sinai Peninsula have failed to uncover any remains, such as pottery, encampments, or human waste, that would indicate a population of over two million people spent 40 years wandering the desert. Not one piece of pottery, one hearth, or one Hebrew inscription from that era has been found in the Sinai. 2) Ancient Egypt was a highly literate society with meticulous administrative records. Despite this, no Egyptian text from the Bronze Age mentions a mass slave revolt, the devastating plagues, or the loss of an entire army in the sea. 3) Modern archaeology suggests that the ancient Israelites were actually indigenous to Canaan. They appear to have emerged from local Canaanite populations during the Bronze Age collapse, rather than arriving as a conquering force from outside. 4) The biblical figure of 603,550 men (totaling roughly 2.5 million people including families) is logistically impossible for the time. A line of that many people, walking eight abreast, would have been hundreds of miles long, meaning the front would reach the destination while the back was still in Egypt. 5) The Book of Exodus mentions places like the city of Rameses and the land of Goshen, as well as the use of camels, which were not in existence or common at the time the events were supposed to have occurred. This suggests the story was written centuries later. Archaeology shows that at the time the conquest was supposed to happen, Jericho had no walls and was either a tiny village or completely uninhabited. 6) If 2.5 million people entered a land from Egypt, you would expect to see a sudden, massive shift in technology, diet, or burial customs. Instead, we see a slow, internal evolution. The people who became "Israelites" were likely local Canaanite farmers and nomadic herders who moved into the highlands to escape the collapse of the coastal city-states. 7) The Exodus is said to have took place well before there is evidence of Israelites existing. The bible has it at 1446 BCE. The first mention of Israelites is in 1208 by the Pharaoh Merneptah. He mentions them as a foreign people with no ties to Egypt. 8) The biggest hole in the story is that during the 13th century BCE (the time of Ramesses II), Canaan was an Egyptian province. Egypt had forts, tax collectors, and governors all over the "Promised Land."If the Israelites fled Egypt to go to Canaan, they were essentially "fleeing Egypt to go to Egypt." 9) The story appears to have been made up during the Babylonian Exile in the 6th century BCE. They needed a story to give them hope: a story where their God defeats a superpower Egypt) and leads them back to their homeland. By creating a shared "escape" story, they turned a collection of local Canaanite tribes into a single, unified nation. So this is a beautiful story, but a complete myth. Its greatest value is that it has inspired many to pursue freedom, most famously African Americans who identified deeply with the story.

Mormonism took every ritual from Freemasonry when Joseph Smith became a Mason in 1842, including handshakes, passwords & square-and-compass symbolism, so every worthy Mormon today goes through the same rites as a Freemason. Mormonism is a hermetic/occult version of Christianity.

Nichols is identifying something the Sunday shows keep dancing around. Hegseth doesn't just distrust senior officers. He's systematically dismantling the institutional buffer between a commander-in-chief and a personal army... and using scripture as the solvent. During an Iran war briefing he told Americans to pray to Jesus for U.S. forces. Days later he read a Pentagon sermon praying "wicked souls" be delivered to "eternal damnation." He restructured the Chaplain Corps so chaplains now display religious affiliation instead of rank. The "Deus Vult" tattoo on his arm is not incidental. That phrase launched the First Crusade. He put it on his body and then took control of the most powerful military on earth. Render unto Caesar. The problem is Hegseth can't figure out which one he is.

Pete Hegseth fired the Army chief of chaplains, the first time this has ever happened. Hegseth wants ALL religious exemptions to be denied. Hegseth demanded all Conscientious objector and religious exemption packets denied and the general said no. I believe now more than ever that America is going to invade Iran and was getting far too many “conscientious objectors” who do not want to die in a pointless and unpopular war fought for Israel. Hegseth has fired or removed a dozen generals or admirals now. He fired Gen. Randy George, the Army’s chief of staff and on the same day, he removed Army Maj. Gen. William Green, who had served in that post since 2023. This is going to be a disaster.