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@Beno10_MFC 11?

It's not as easy as it may look. How many dots do you see?

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@TheLittleWaster As long as they are girdled?

Really don't know where to start with this? Anyway, beware of the roaring loins. 😭😂

In 1990, Spy Magazine sent out checks with increasingly smaller amounts disguised as refunds to some of the richest people in New York as a social experiment, eventually sending one for 13 cents. Only two people cashed the 13 cent check: a Saudi arms dealer and Donald J. Trump.

BREAKING: French police just raided the Paris headquarters of the Rothschild Bank as part of its Jeffrey Epstein child sex trafficking investigation. We’re seeing arrests and raids related to Epstein in every country except the US who continues to protect its rich pedophiles.

@Arden_2210 18?

If you solve this, your IQ is high 🔥 What should come instead of ?

Iran just dropped the most humiliating ultimatum on Washington. They demand the closure of ALL US bases in the region, a $2M toll for Western ships in Hormuz, and $100 billion in reparations. They are treating the US like a defeated empire.

Keir Starmer's 'Love Actually' moment (sort of) at liaison committee after weeks of insults from Donald Trump. Asked about the US president's "quite rude" comments, PM said: “A lot of what is said or done is undoubtedly said and done to put pressure on me, I have no doubt about that. I understand what is going on. “But I am not going to waver on this. I am the British Prime Minister and my job is to be absolutely focused on what is in the British national interest."

To loud applause, Giorgia Meloni immediately “brushed off” Donald Trump’s threats: 🇮🇹 “Italy will not take part in your war and will not bear the consequences of your reckless adventure!” 🇮🇹 “You are the President of the United States — not Italy, not France, not Germany. Our decisions are sovereign and serve our country, not the White House!” 🇮🇹 “It is your policy that is making the Strait of Hormuz dangerous. We will not confront Iran while trying to restore the security you have destroyed!” 🇮🇹 “Europe will not bear the consequences of wrong decisions. The Italian people refuse to take part in a war that will bring nothing good!”

While Trump lectures the world on economic independence, the world just moved on without him. Today, the EU signed a free trade deal with Australia. Earlier this year, they closed one with India. In May, the Mercosur deal covering Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay kicks in. Brussels is signing with everyone. Washington is tariffing everyone. This is what strategic genius looks like, apparently. Let’s take a moment to appreciate the sheer, majestic stupidity of what America is doing. You have the world’s largest economy, built entirely on imported components, foreign manufacturing, overseas credit and a global supply chain so intricate it makes a Swiss watch look like a hammer. And the plan, the actual plan, is to slap tariffs of up to 100% on the entire planet and wait for prosperity to arrive. Here’s the problem, genius. When 90% of what fills American shelves was made somewhere else, you can’t just tax the world into submission. You’re not punishing China. You’re punishing the woman in Ohio buying a toaster. A toaster that, by the way, now costs twice what it did last year because some man in a very large house decided globalisation was for losers. And then there’s Iran. Bombing Iran was supposed to send a message. It did. It sent oil to over $100 a barrel. Magnificent. Americans are now paying through the nose at the pump to fund a military adventure that achieved the geopolitical equivalent of kicking a hornets’ nest while wearing shorts. You wanted energy dominance. You got inflation. Congratulations. The rest of the world watched all this and responded with breathtaking pragmatism. They didn’t panic. They didn’t beg. They opened their laptops, called their trade ministers and started signing documents. The EU didn’t need America at the table. Nobody did. The table got bigger. America just isn’t sitting at it anymore. You cannot bomb your way to cheap oil. You cannot tariff your way out of globalisation when your entire economy is a monument to it. And you cannot isolate yourself from a world that has collectively decided to carry on without you. There is no island. Not even for a country that size. Especially not for a country that size. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

Trump looking at inviting Belarus’s Lukashenko to White House. What possible good could come of rehabilitating the standing of one of Europe’s most entrenched dictators? Makes no sense. ft.com/content/69675c…

I hope no one needs an MRI this year. The world's largest producer of liquified helium is in Qatar and is shut off. We just got a notice that our supply for the year will be at least cut in half. No one could have predicted this (unless they thought about it).

He wanted to sleep forever next to a young woman named Anne. When the great General Charles de Gaulle breathed his last in 1970, the world expected a funeral of unmatched scale in the heart of Paris. He didn’t want the Arc de Triomphe. Instead, he chose a quiet, humble grave in the village of Colombey-les-Deux-Églises to stay forever near her beloved Anne. Anne was born on New Year’s Day in 1928. She was the youngest of de Gaulle's three children and was born with Down syndrome. At that time, life was difficult for children like her. Doctors and neighbors sometimes said unkind things, believing that having a child with a disability brought shame or was a sign of “bad blood.” Many families in high society hid their children in institutions to protect their reputation. But Charles and his wife, Yvonne, were not like other people. They looked at their daughter and saw only a blessing. They refused to send her away, choosing instead to raise her in a home filled with laughter, alongside her brother Philippe and her sister Élisabeth. While the rest of the world saw a towering, stern General with a face of stone, Anne saw a father who would drop to his knees to play. To his soldiers, De Gaulle was a man of iron. To Anne, he was a man of songs and stories. He would dance for her, sing to her, and tell her long tales just to see her smile. His associates were often shocked to see the most powerful man in France acting like a playful child. Whenever someone asked about her, De Gaulle would simply say, “She is my joy.” He didn’t see her as a burden. In fact, he believed she was his greatest teacher. In the middle of World War II, when the weight of the world was on his shoulders, he found peace only in her company. She didn’t care about politics, borders, or war. She only cared about her father. He treated her with total equality, making sure she knew she was just as important as any king or president. The family’s love eventually turned into a mission. After the war ended, Charles and Yvonne used their own resources to start the Fondation Anne de Gaulle. They bought a beautiful old chateau to create a safe, loving home for young women with intellectual disabilities who had been abandoned by their own families. They wanted every girl to have the dignity that Anne had. Tragically, Anne’s time on earth was short. In February 1948, she caught pneumonia. She died in her father’s arms just after her 20th birthday. As the General looked down at his daughter’s peaceful face, he whispered a sentence that people still remember today: “Now, she is like the others.” He meant that in heaven, she was finally free from the physical limits and the cruel judgments of a world that didn’t understand her. But he never forgot her. He carried her photo in his pocket every single day. In 1962, when assassins sprayed his car with bullets, one bullet hit the frame of Anne’s photo sitting on the back shelf. He truly believed his daughter had saved his life from beyond the grave. Even though people in those days did not understand children like Anne, her family saw her as a gift. Their story reminds us that everyone has something special, and it is our job to make sure no one is overlooked. We should always be proud of the people we love. Real greatness is not about winning battles or earning titles. It is shown by how we treat those who cannot give us anything in return. Love is not about being perfect; it is about noticing the good in every person and protecting it.

BREAKING: Election expert thinks Harris was the Real winner of the 2024 Election and Trump won due to massive fraud

@BeckettUnite And it is stealing by any other name. 2026 wish for a Greater Israel is no better than 1938 desire for a Greater (European country). It did not end well for 1938 robber. #justsaying

The Litani River in Lebanon 🇱🇧 is 29KM north of Israel 🇮🇱 The 🇮🇱 ‘army’ has been bombing bridges across it Now Smotrich declares the river should become the border Not about a ‘threat’ Not ‘defence’ It’s a land grab It’s illegal annexation It’s about a ‘Greater Israel 🇮🇱’

Too young to vote at 18. Too young to drink at 21. Too young to sign a lease at 25. But somehow fully capable of consenting to childbirth at 12? The law doesn't protect children. It protects patriarchy.

"European patriots" meet in Budapest to support Orbán

The EU-Australia deal is "simply appalling" say farmers That's Australian farmers today↙️ Compare to the "farming anger over a deal devoid of common sense"↘️ That was UK farmers after Johnson's hastily signed post-Brexit 🇬🇧🇦🇺deal Brexit, never knowingly in the UK's interests

First female Ngoni chief in Malawi ends child marriage. She has broken up 850 child marriages in three years. ✊🏿