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Beautiful Ukraine 💙💛🫶🏻 🇺🇦 Stand with Ukraine Good night dear friends

🇯🇵 Yamaguchi-gumi is Japan's largest yakuza syndicate. It was founded in Kobe in 1915, with thousands of members. The Yamaguchi-gumi were the prevailing syndicate in the Yakuza Wars during the 1980s. You can see the old man opening the door is missing a few fingers 😬

China 🇨🇳 thought the Republic of Somaliland was for sale. We won’t bow to Beijing. We won’t trade freedom for communist control. Try somewhere else, Xi Jinping.

A video of a Russian woman being beaten in Thailand has surfaced online — the footage shows her attacking first. The exact date the video was filmed is still unknown.

1/ Denmark was reportedly preparing for full-scale war with the US over Greenland in January, with military support from France, Germany, and Nordic nations. Elite troops and F-35 jets with live ammunition were sent, and runways were to be blown up to prevent an invasion. ⬇️

A gennaio Starmer ha detto che i giorni della Brexit erano finiti. A febbraio Rachel Reeves ha criticato la Brexit e parlato di rientrare nel mercato unico. Negli ultimi giorni lo ha ripetuto. Intanto, il ministro degli Esteri francese Jean-Noël Barrot ha appena invitato la Gran Bretagna a tornare nel mercato unico. Dicendo che sarebbero accolti a "braccia aperte". Oggi Il primo ministro finlandese Stubb ha dichiarato che la Brexit è stata come amputarsi una gamba senza un motivo. La direzione è chiara.

Sia pur gradualmente stanno emergendo i contenuti dei file Epstein tra i quali emerge che la presunta pandemia Covid-19 era stata pianificata a tavolino per garantire enormi guadagni di natura economica e per testare l’efficacia del controllo sociale.

I’m a jewish Londoner. I am worried that, if I send my kids to a jewish school or to a synagogue playgroup, they might get killed by a jihadists or attacked by Muslim antisemites. When I lived in a heavily Islamic area of East London I saw swastikas with messages about ‘zios’ drawn on walls on more than one occasion, preachers at local mosques raged against ‘infidels’, and girls from the school down the road (along with hundreds of other ‘Brits’) fled the UK to join ISIS - yes, ISIS - as it was massacring tens of thousands of Yazidis, beheading journalists and bombing infidels. Down the road from my parents house, Muslim men drove around in a pick up truck flying the Palestine flag and screaming ‘fuck the Jews, rape their daughters’ over loudspeaker. I always liked growing up in a diverse city, and of course by no means are all Muslims responsible for this stuff. But these are sectarian Islamic problems, of the sort that are in evidence across vast swathes of the Muslim world. They are not ‘enriching’, nor are they something to ‘celebrate.’ In fact they are massively amping up divisions. You and your colleagues’ efforts to stifle discussion of these, or any related, issues are morally bankrupt, driven either by cowardice or something more sinister.