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Please do, man. If you want to tap out even if Arsenal win the PL, please follow your heart and never come back. Our lives will all improve for it.

@linmeitalks In regards to Islam I’d say yeah. Valid concerns are dismissed as islamaphobia. Political parties have their own definitions for Islamaphobia as they do with anti semitism. The two most protected and molly coddled groups out there

Can I ask when people criticise Islam or some Muslims do they hate ALL Muslims? When people criticise Iran or China, does it mean they hate all Chinese or Iranians? When people criticise extreme left wing or extreme right wing ideology are they called a racist?? NO! So why is when many of us call out SOME Jewish people like those in the Epstein files, those trying to control US/UK politics and media, or some Israeli politicians, or Zionism- this lazy accusation of Jew hater is used? It’s PATHETIC!!!! Just stop it, it doesn’t work anymore. Most of us do not hate Jewish people and have many Jewish people in our lives who we love and hold in high regard. We will not be silenced, especially when SO MANY Jewish people hold the exact same view of calling out Israel’s government, calling out selective free speech and calling out Zionism.

@Navdeep_UK @BalrajDeol4 These lot are too funny lol

If Canadian agencies still calls this “peaceful” Canadians are in serious trouble. Effigies showing the killing of a former Indian PM & slogans targeting Anita Anand, this is open glorification of violence If you’re Canadian, be worried about what your kids are growing up around

We haven’t won the PL in 22 years. Be bloody serious man

Winning the Premier League alone is a failed Season for Arsenal and Mikel Arteta..

@I_amMukhtar Do me a favour ffs 😂😂😂 slow day?!

Chris Eubank Jr. is owed an apology. Eddie has admitted that he paid for Conor Benn’s house and his car. I understand he wasn’t going to throw Benn under the bus at a press conference, but Eubank has now been vindicated.

@FootballEra_ So overrated

Arsenal have had technically gifted midfielders in the past, Song is one of the best among them. He was a blend of physicality and technicality,he defended like a proper DM and attacked like an AM. One of the most complete midfielders to play for Arsenal.

@N5FB_ The greatest to ever do it

You’re winding me up Prec Brown is still up to this bollocks 🤣🤣 She’s got better longevity than most footballers

@BChikun @Yugocana @joerogan Hard line Israeli sympathisers

@b2dal15 @Yugocana @joerogan Not a single person has called Joe antisemitic, wtf are you on about

Never thought I would ever see @joerogan scared. But talking with Theo, he was.

@MusafirNafar Same old same old

A BBC investigation confirms it: IDF snipers are systematically targeting and killing Palestinian children, including infants

@nsj2807 Stop lying bro. Not everyone’s going to like you in life. You don’t need to spaz out everytime and go mad lol. More to life than silly religious talk

@b2dal15 She looks disabled and is full of hatred for us

Imao the audacity of this hideous creature to talk shit when she looks like this haha We literally own that place since bluestar imfao. You got smoked no wonder these kaurJeetas are crying even after 42 years 😂😂

@oscarswillis Kin ell loooool

Here's Deontay Wilder sharing the most insane story you've ever heard told on national TV

@Fidel_MachLen @EatTheRich2025 @biomonk @thind_akashdeep @priyankachopra Yeah fair

@b2dal15 @EatTheRich2025 @biomonk @thind_akashdeep @priyankachopra She's a celeb.... It's probably for the cameras more than anything

Actress Priyanka Chopra doing sewa at Sri Darbar Sahib (Golden Temple) Amritsar, Punjab. @priyankachopra

@nsj2807 @EatTheRich2025 🖕go away

@EatTheRich2025 Being a Punjabi hindu is way more honourable than being a sikhra who doesn't cut his pubes and stinks. Our ancestors founded your religion imfao and we still rejected imagine the humiliation for your ilk hahaha

@thecurioustales Haha

🚨 The most sacred relic in Christianity might have been woven 4,000 miles from Jerusalem. New genetic analysis of the Shroud of Turin reveals DNA signatures that trace back to the Indian subcontinent. Pollen grains embedded in the fabric match species native to the Kashmir region. The linen itself carries molecular markers consistent with flax grown in areas spanning modern day Pakistan and northern India. Every Christian scholar who built their career defending the Shroud’s authenticity as the burial cloth of Christ is now staring at evidence that completely reshapes the narrative. But the implications run deeper than authentication debates. What we’re looking at could be the smoking gun for first century trade networks that medieval historians claimed didn’t exist yet. The idea that fine Indian textiles reached Palestine 2,000 years ago contradicted everything we thought we knew about early commerce patterns. The Silk Road wasn’t supposed to be fully operational. Maritime trade between India and the Mediterranean was considered marginal. The DNA evidence suggests otherwise. If the Shroud originated in India, it means luxury textile production and long distance commerce were far more sophisticated in the first century than any textbook admits. Indian weavers were already creating fabrics so extraordinary that they traveled thousands of miles to reach the most important burial sites in the ancient world. Think about what that required. Quality control systems to maintain fabric integrity across months of transport. Financial instruments sophisticated enough to handle payments across multiple currencies and kingdoms. Cultural exchange networks deep enough that Indian craftsmen understood and catered to specific burial customs in distant lands. The genetic markers tell a story of globalization that predates our supposed “global” era by two millennia. Archaeological orthodoxy just took a massive hit. The traditional timeline puts sophisticated Indian Ocean commerce centuries later. The standard model claims the Roman Empire was insular, dependent on local production with minimal eastern trade. Economic historians built entire theories around the idea that complex international supply chains were modern inventions. DNA doesn’t lie about geography. Those pollen grains traveled from Kashmir valleys to a tomb in Jerusalem through human networks that were supposed to be impossible in 30 AD. Either the dating is wrong, or our entire understanding of ancient economic systems is incomplete. The religious angle creates its own earthquake. If the Shroud is authentic but Indian, it means the burial cloths of Christ were luxury imports, not local Palestinian linen. The man Christians worship was laid to rest in fabric that cost the equivalent of a house, shipped from craftsmen who never heard his name but whose work became the most venerated textile in human history. That detail rewrites crucifixion accounts. Someone with access to international luxury goods provided the burial materials. The narrative of Christ dying poor and abandoned doesn’t align with being wrapped in premium Indian textiles. The forensic anthropology adds another layer. DNA analysis also found genetic material from individuals with South Asian ancestry who handled the cloth. Multiple handlers across centuries left traces. But the original genetic signatures point toward the Indian subcontinent as the fabric’s birthplace, not just its journey. What emerges is a picture of the first century world that’s far more connected, sophisticated, and globally integrated than academic consensus admits. The Shroud might force a complete revision of ancient trade histories, early Christian economics, and our assumptions about technological capabilities in the Roman world. DNA evidence rarely lies. But it frequently demolishes the stories we built around artifacts we thought we understood.

@Johnfis08605918 Well done John! Very noticeable in your vids

A year apart these photos. I decided to take action a few months ago. Was very overweight , I’m still overweight but making progress. Another 6 months we should be a lot better off.

@Abtilibaan @Solo9iii 😂😂😂

@Solo9iii Spooky guy…

Ian Wright Before Adidas very spooky

@EatTheRich2025 @biomonk @thind_akashdeep @priyankachopra Yeah I know it’s different they’re two different religions. But a lot of Hindu and Sikh punjabis have embraced each others traditions hence there’s an overlap there, probably why she’s at the gurdwara. I’d imagine it was taught to her at the very least

@b2dal15 @biomonk @thind_akashdeep @priyankachopra The ‘cultures’ are very different to be fair. Don’t homogenise Sikhi ‘culture’ as you call it. Hinduism is very different. lol