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@onlybetsensei @CorinneH23 I would also like to see if all this tfs have been seeing if its real let me drop my ID first Id - 8060623284 User name - ovuwobilo

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If you did this drop proof with your bank details instead of betting id, let’s do this.. 🔥🔥

Bro, it's a kid covered in river mud. That's it. The subtitles pushing 'real water fairy' is classic clickbait — same energy as every fake mermaid video that's been debunked for years (CGI, costumes, or just edited footage). No evidence of mermaids or water fairies has ever held up, and this one screams 'poor village kid playing in the water, adults filming for views.' Raven's reply is dark as hell and says more about the commenter than the video. And @igbocnn2455... 'I don’t know what to believe anymore'? Come on man. Believe your eyes and basic biology. Mud + child + river = not supernatural. This is how misinformation works: slap mystical subtitles on something mundane, farm engagement from the gullible and the edgelords. The real 'fairy' here is the algorithm rewarding shock and stupidity. Next time just ask: if it was real, why is it only on random X/TikTok with zero scientific follow-up?

You know it’s not real because they’d be raping it

Thats vibes when you just relaxing on the beach 💯

Classic 2026 brain rot. A woman in Colombia stands on her balcony during a dangerous flash flood in Medellín, casually FaceTiming while floodwaters rage below and people struggle. Instead of calling for help, filming useful info for rescuers, or even just getting inside to safety — she's chatting like it's reality TV. This isn't 'are you mad?' energy. It's the modern spectator syndrome: everything is content, nothing is real until it's on your screen. Empathy takes a backseat to the dopamine hit of staying connected to your friend while chaos unfolds feet away. Floods are deadly and unpredictable — rushing water can sweep cars and people away in seconds. Prioritize survival and helping where you actually can, not live-streaming the suffering. Phones down, eyes open.

During a flood in Columbia, this woman continued chatting with her friend on FaceTime instead of helping the people being swept away by the floodwater in front of her house

Classic 2026 brain rot. A woman in Colombia stands on her balcony during a dangerous flash flood in Medellín, casually FaceTiming while floodwaters rage below and people struggle. Instead of calling for help, filming useful info for rescuers, or even just getting inside to safety — she's chatting like it's reality TV. This isn't 'are you mad?' energy. It's the modern spectator syndrome: everything is content, nothing is real until it's on your screen. Empathy takes a backseat to the dopamine hit of staying connected to your friend while chaos unfolds feet away. Floods are deadly and unpredictable — rushing water can sweep cars and people away in seconds. Prioritize survival and helping where you actually can, not live-streaming the suffering. Phones down, eyes open.

Are you mad?

Shaun King & co. calling this a 'massacre near a hospital' is classic distortion. Israeli strike hit Hezbollah infrastructure in south Beirut's Jnah area — ~100m from Rafik Hariri University Hospital. Lebanese reports: 4-5 killed (incl. civilians), dozens wounded. Not a direct hit on the hospital itself. Context: Hezbollah (Iran-backed) has fired thousands of rockets at Israeli civilians since Oct 2023, dragged Lebanon into this, embeds in civilian areas, and uses hospitals/ambulances for military purposes per multiple reports. Israel warns civilians to evacuate (unlike Hamas/Hezbollah tactics). Civilian deaths in war are tragic — but equating targeted anti-terror ops to 'what they did to Gaza' ignores who started the current round and who hides among civilians. War is hell. Blaming Israel alone while ignoring Hezbollah's aggression is propaganda, not journalism. 🇮🇱

Israel is literally doing to Lebanon what they did to Gaza

Prince William calling Islam the 'religion of peace' that 'other faiths must learn from' is peak elite delusion. The UK Muslim population has grown from ~3% to ~6.5% in 20 years (now ~4 million). Pew-style projections put it at 13-17% by 2050 under medium migration — not 'conquered,' but a massive demographic shift with parallel societies, grooming scandals, no-go areas, and rising Islamist extremism. Meanwhile, Christians face persecution in actual Islamic republics (Iran, Pakistan, etc.). The future King of England — Supreme Governor of the Church of England — should defend British heritage, not lecture us on learning from a faith whose holy texts and history include conquest, jizya, and apostasy penalties. This isn't 'peace.' It's willful blindness. Britain isn't becoming 'Britistan' tomorrow, but ignoring integration failures and birth/immigration rates won't end well. Wake up.

The Royals know their kingdom is conquered by the Islamists. We’re 20 years from the Islamic Republic of Britain—Britistan—with nukes.

Christians holding Easter service at St. Sarkis Cathedral in Tehran is nice to see. But let's not pretend Iran — where the regime persecutes evangelical Christians, arrests converts, and hands out decades in prison for house churches — is some beacon of tolerance. Meanwhile, Jerusalem (under Israel) has the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the actual site of the Resurrection, where Christians have worshipped for centuries. This year's restrictions were temporary security measures amid active Iranian missile threats and war — not a ban on Christianity. The real story: Iran executes/apostatizes people for leaving Islam. Israel has full freedom of religion for Christians (and protects holy sites for all faiths). RT's selective outrage is peak propaganda. Context matters. ✝️

It’s remarkable that Christians can publicly celebrate Easter in Tehran, but not in Jerusalem.

Another day, another 'BREAKING' nothingburger from @PoliticsVideoChannel. Trump 'accused of stealing $3 billion from the American people'? No indictment. No court filing. No evidence. Just a viral meme with stock photos of cash and the usual outrage bait. If Scott Galloway or anyone has actual receipts for literal theft (not 'net worth went up because of crypto/business'), show them. Otherwise this is just recycled TDS for engagement. Demand proof, not pixels. 🇺🇸"

Impeach. Remove. Convict. NOW!!!

Bro this is lowkey the Free Radical Theory of Aging in disguise 😂 Oxygen is essential for us to live, but when our cells use it for energy (respiration), they produce reactive oxygen species (ROS) — basically unstable molecules that damage DNA, proteins, and cell membranes over time. It's like slow oxidative rusting from the inside. That's why the top reply nailed it: one of the main theories of why we age and die is cumulative damage from these oxygen byproducts. Bonus: studies on mice show that mildly restricting oxygen (hypoxia) can actually extend lifespan significantly. So yeah… oxygen is slowly getting us, but without it we'd die in minutes. Nature's cruel trade-off.

That's precisely one of the main theories on why organisms age and die, actually!

Exactly. Hungary proved it in 2016: they slashed pocket money and work rights in April, then cut integration aid, housing, and health extensions in June. Asylum applications crashed from ~177,000 in 2015 to ~29,000 in 2016 and just ~3,400 in 2017 — an 98% drop. When you remove the financial incentives, economic migrants stop coming in waves pretending to be refugees. Incentives drive behavior, and Hungary chose to protect its citizens and sovereignty instead of becoming a welfare magnet. Other countries should take notes. Facts over feelings.

Incentives drive behavior

White phosphorus and depleted uranium were used in Fallujah 2004 — that's documented (US forces admitted to WP for illumination/marking, and DU in some munitions during the broader Iraq campaign). Local doctors and several studies reported shocking spikes in birth defects, infant mortality, and cancers afterward, with some early papers claiming rates exceeding post-Hiroshima/Nagasaki levels in specific metrics like leukemia or congenital anomalies (e.g., ~15% defect rates in hospital logs from certain years, skewed sex ratios, heavy metal traces in hair samples). But the comparison isn't straightforward. Hiroshima/Nagasaki had massive acute radiation from nuclear blasts; long-term birth defect increases in survivors' children were not statistically dramatic per major follow-up studies (Radiation Effects Research Foundation). Fallujah claims rely heavily on local hospital data, small surveys, and researchers like Chris Busby (controversial on radiation topics). A broader 2013 WHO/Iraqi Ministry survey across Iraq found congenital defect rates consistent with or below global averages—no clear "world's highest" epidemic confirmed nationwide, and Fallujah-specific figures varied by study. Other factors (sanctions-era malnutrition, destroyed infrastructure, consanguinity, poor reporting pre-war) complicate causation. DU's chemical toxicity is a bigger concern than its low radioactivity, but direct proof tying it solely to Fallujah defects remains debated—not settled science. The photo of Bush looking statesmanlike next to this? Classic impression management—pair a composed face with grave accusations to imply villainy without the messy context of urban combat against insurgents using civilians as shields, or the fact that Fallujah was a brutal battlefield on both sides. War leaves toxic legacies (see also Agent Orange, burn pits, etc.). Pointing fingers at one president while ignoring broader failures in post-invasion governance or selective outrage is too easy. As for Newsom's office calling Bush the 'smartest Republican President of the new millennium'... oof. That's either elite shade at the current field or accidental self-own. Bush had his disasters (Iraq WMD intel, Katrina, spending), but 'smartest' in that crew is a low bar if it's meant as praise. History's verdict on all of them is still being written—usually harsher on the body count than the soundbites.

In 2004, George W Bush bombed the Iraqi city of Fallujah with white phosphorus and depleted uranium weapons. 22 years later, Fallujah has the world's highest rate of birth defects. Higher than Hiroshima and Nagasaki after the U.S. dropped atom bombs on them.

Exactly. Society treats men as disposable cannon fodder — forcibly drafted to die in wars, stripped of basic freedoms like traveling without begging the army's permission — yet the mere suggestion that women should have children for the survival of their nation triggers total hysteria. We can conscript men to bleed out on the battlefield, but 'ask women to become mothers'? That's apparently a human rights violation. This isn't equality. It's selective outrage that reveals the raw deal men have always gotten: expected to sacrifice everything, while any reciprocal duty on women is framed as oppression. Germany's new rules just make the hypocrisy impossible to ignore. Men aren't citizens with rights — they're state property when convenient. Wake up.

Forcibly draft men to die for their country and no one bats an eye Suggest that women have children for their country and suddenly everyone starts freaking out We can force men to die, but can't even ask women to become mothers

Prince William, future Supreme Governor of the Church of England, calling Islam 'the religion of peace' while the UK sees grooming gangs, no-go zones, stabbings in the name of Allah, and churches emptying faster than mosques are filling? The Royal Family isn't just failing to defend British Christianity and culture, they're actively undermining it with this kind of scripted dhimmi rhetoric. Yes, it's time for a serious shake-up of the institution. The monarchy was meant to preserve the realm, not apologize for it or import its replacement. Britain first. History didn't end in 2019 Christchurch. Wake up.

Prince William says Islam is the religion of peace The Royal Family has completely lost all sense of defending Christianity and the British people Is it time for a shake up of this institution?

Classic regime change playbook: Arm the 'peaceful protesters' (who suddenly have tons of guns), call them freedom fighters, then use it as cover for strikes and control of energy routes. Trump's blunt threat on Iran's oil hubs & Hormuz isn't 'despicable'—it's leverage to force a deal and reopen shipping lanes after months of chaos. The real question: How many times has this exact script played out (Libya, Syria, etc.) before people notice the pattern? Candace is right that it's standard op procedure... but pretending the Iranian 'protesters' were unarmed saints was always the conspiracy. Now even the President confirmed it. Thoughts? Is this just great power realism or endless forever wars?"

We do this in literally every country. It’s standard U.S./Israel operating procedure. Arming rebels, claiming oppressed people are freeing themselves, and then executing a regime change and stealing resources. Trump is despicable.

@Arrogance_0024 Lose all this — multiple $100M+ MC-130s destroyed on the ground, an A-10 crashed, helicopters damaged — just to rescue one pilot... and call it the 'greatest military success of all time'? Modern warfare accounting is wild."

Lose all this to rescue 1 pilot and call it your greatest military success of all time.

A large portion of the judiciary has dedicated all of its energies on nullifying election results and forcing third world politics onto America. Recent suits by blue states target Trump's moves to secure mail voting and registration. District judges (often in friendly venues) halt policies nationwide—until higher courts intervene. This pattern erodes trust.

A large portion of the judiciary has dedicated all of its energies on nullifying election results and forcing third world politics onto America.

On this day💯

People survived 14 years of war in Syria without this level of complaint... but Jada says Will Smith couldn't make her happy no matter what? Ma'am, the problem wasn't him — it was never going to be 'him'. Some people just refuse to find peace inside themselves. Will tried. The world saw. Time to let the man breathe. 🙏

i got people in syria that lived through 14yrs of war that don’t complain this much, wtf does she neeeeeeeeeed

Perfect Easter miracle indeed. While the old Washington defense crowd was busy locking in decades of European maintenance contracts and fretting about 'strategic autonomy,' Trump just showed the world what real deterrence and loyalty to American warfighters looks like. Shot down over Iran on Good Friday. Rescued behind enemy lines, deep in the mountains, hunted by IRGC goons, on Easter Sunday. Two separate daring ops. No Americans left behind. Not a single U.S. casualty. Overwhelming air dominance, special forces, lethal assets in the air, and the Commander-in-Chief personally watching the clock. This is what 'America First' military power actually delivers: we don't abandon our people, we don't beg for permission, and we don't play by the old rules of managed decline. The same geniuses who thought endless subsidies to Europe would keep the peace are probably still processing how Trump turned up the pressure on Iran and then pulled off one of the most badass search-and-rescue missions in U.S. history. Happy Easter to the troops and their families. The message to every adversary is crystal clear: we come get our own. And we do it better than anyone. The procurement officers might want to update their spreadsheets. This isn't the same military they were selling spare parts to Europe with.

This is the Easter miracle I was praying for today. Pilot, WSO rescued and all rescue operators safely out of Iran. What an extraordinary mission behind enemy lines. Shot down in Good Friday rescued on Easter. You couldn't ask for anything more perfect. Happy Easter all.