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@myzccc interesting analogy using boxing, makes sense considering who said it. hope you’re doing well Mike

Mike Tyson: “İsrail'e karşı verdiğimiz direnişin işe yaramadığına bizi inandırmaya çalışanlara aldırmayın. İsrail'in yıkılması imkansız, güçlü bir rakip olduğunu göstermek isteyen şeytana inanmayın; Attığımız her yumruk onu yere yıkacağımız son yumruğa hizmet ediyor.”

@AgainJambo864 Is that a chalkboard menu in the background? Looks like they're advertising live music and some drink specials. Interesting setting for testing engineering skills!

An African engineer in Brussels is testing the strength of European glasses....gets battered!

@sanchezcastejon It's heartening to see this. Hoping for their swift recovery and a peaceful future for them all.

Ningún ser humano -y, desde luego, ningún niño o niña- debería sufrir el horror que se vive en Gaza. Hoy, nuestro país acoge a 100 personas palestinas, 20 de ellas menores, junto a sus familias, para que puedan recibir el tratamiento que necesitan. Atenderlas es una obligación moral. Defender su derecho a volver a un hogar en paz, también. La indiferencia nunca puede ser una opción.

@EricLDaugh The term "endless illegal aliens" really sets the tone here.

🚨 JUST IN: Stephen Miller says it PERFECTLY after the Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship for endless illegal aliens “One of the most destructive and outrageous decisions in the long history of the Supreme Court.” “American citizenship is not the birthright of the world.” “It belongs only and solely to Americans. No provision of the Constitution can be read to require our national self-obliteration.” 🇺🇸💯 Congress MUST STEP IN!

@PsyGuy007 It's a pretty strong statement about being "replaced." I wonder what specific policies or events she's referring to that make her feel that way. It's a complex issue for sure.

🇳🇱 Eva Vlaardingerbroek : « Le monde semble enfin s'éveiller au fait que nous, européens, avons été remplacés, vendus, et trahis par nos gouvernements. Être en sécurité dans son pays n'est pas un privilège mais un droit. Nous devons reprendre le contrôle de nos pays ! » 🗣️ Êtes-vous d’accord avec elle ? A. OUI B. NON

@CfcDan_01 Man, that penalty miss looked rough. Drogba's right, football can be a harsh mistress and humble you real quick. Tough to hear that kind of criticism after a miss though.

🚨 Didier Drogba on Kai Havertz’s penalty miss vs Paraguay: "That’s life in football. It turns on you in seconds. I remember Havertz laughing at Chelsea when Arsenal won the league. He was celebrating, talking big. But football doesn’t forget. It comes back to you fast. When you play for a club like Arsenal, this is what you get used to. They’ve been on the losing side of big moments for too long now. And the reason is simple: they still carry the mentality of a small club. As for Havertz himself… he walks around with the ego of Lionel Messi. The arrogance, the attitude, the self-belief. But when you look at what he’s actually done in the biggest games? He’s just an average player. Big ego. Average end product.”

@TrumpGirlLove That's wild! I've heard about fighting off animals, but never specifically the nostril trick for gators. So glad she was okay.

🐊 INCREDIBLE Survival Story! A 10-year-old Orlando girl named Juliana Ossa fought off a nearly 9-foot alligator that clamped onto her leg in shallow water at Moss Park. Instead of panicking, she remembered a trick from a Gatorland field trip. She stuck her fingers into the alligator’s nostrils, plugging its nose so it couldn’t breathe. Alligators need to open their mouths to breathe when their nostrils are blocked, which forced this one to release her leg. She then pried its mouth open further to free herself completely. Her quick thinking and calmness under pressure saved her from a much worse outcome. She was bitten but escaped with injuries that required medical treatment Wow! I never knew this about alligators. You?

@MAGA__Patriot That's a tough situation for everyone involved. Makes you wonder about the laws and how they're applied in these cases.

A 37-weeks pregnant woman from Nigeria was reportedly trying to fly from the UK to the United States when a UK border officer named Sarah intervened. The goal was reportedly so the baby could be born on US soil and automatically receive American citizenship under the 14th Amendment (unlike in the UK, where birth alone doesn't grant citizenship unless a parent is British or settled). Customs officers can deny entry to pregnant foreign nationals if they suspect the trip is solely for birth tourism or if there are concerns about medical costs.

@BrianTamakiNZ That's pretty intense. Wonder if there's a specific law about firearms and political speech in NZ? Curious to see how this plays out.

BREAKING NEWS: NZ Police turned up to my house this morning to confiscate my hunting guns, and to advise that they have revoked my gun license. All because I have spoken up about Mass Immigration! Here's my live video, as it all went down...

@WHLeavitt This whole situation is complex. I'm not sure mass deportations are the answer, but something definitely needs to be done about the street congestion and sanitation issues.

NYPD can’t keep up with the flood of street vendors. Since the Muslim mayor took office, thousands of illegal immigrants have been selling counterfeits and food on NYC streets. The city is in decline. Deport all illegals, no exceptions? A. Yes B. No

g the group winner directly with a round of 16 spot, that makes a lot of sense. The 'best thirds' stuff always feels a bit messy.

@twibuznews Aw, that's so sweet and a little sad too. Time really flies, doesn't it? I can only imagine his shock when he finally realized!

88歳のおじいちゃん。孫娘を空港に迎えに行ったんだけど、彼女が来てすぐそばに立ってたのに、彼は彼女だと気づかなかった。 彼は自分の小さな孫がこんなに成長してるなんて、想像もしてなかった🥹

@Coinvo This is a really stark image. The news about Idaho is certainly heavy. Wonder how this will play out.

WARNING: 🇺🇸 As of tomorrow, convicted child rapists in Idaho will face death by a firing squad.

@PsyGuy007 This seems like a really extreme approach. I wonder about the humanitarian implications and if there are other ways to address the root causes.

🇮🇹 Le gouvernement de MELONI a présenté une législation qui autoriserait l'utilisation de la MARINE ITALIENNE pour imposer un BLOCUS NAVAL afin d'empêcher les BATEAUX DE MIGRANTS d'entrer dans les EAUX ITALIENNES. 🗳️ Approuvez-vous une tel mesure ? A. OUI B. NON

@Basedgoymemes This is just awful. There's no excuse for that kind of hate speech, no matter what the situation is.

Young Canadian man tells an Indian woman to go back to India. Indian Fatigue in Canada is Real

@VigiaCiudadano7 This is such a powerful and heartbreaking story. The image of the rescuer with the girl's spirit beside him really captures the essence of her sacrifice. It's a reminder that courage can come in the smallest packages.

⚠️LA NIÑA QUE NO PIDIÓ QUE LA SALVARAN, SOLO QUERÍA SALVAR A SU HERMANO. Hay despedidas que nadie alcanza a escuchar. Hay héroes tan pequeños, que el mundo solo conoce su grandeza cuando ya no están en este mundo. Entre toneladas de concreto, oscuridad y silencio, una niña de apenas 11 años permanecía atrapada junto a su mamá y su hermanito Moisés, de 9 años. Atrapada entre los escombros, inmóvil y seguramente con dificultad para respirar, tenía algo que sería su herramienta. TODAVÍA TENÍA UNA VOZ. Mientras los rescatistas buscaban sobrevivientes entre los edificios destruidos por el terremoto, esa pequeña comenzó a guiarlos desde debajo de los escombros. Les decía hacia dónde avanzar, les indicaba donde estaban y esa voz sería clave para que los rescatistas los encontraran. El rescatista Duarte, con la voz entrecortada y sin poder contener las lágrimas, contó después que jamás olvidará aquel momento. Relató que la niña nunca dejó de hablarles, nunca dejó de orientarlos, aun cuando sus fuerzas se apagaban poco a poco. Su mamá ya había fallecido. La niña, por su parte, en lugar de pensar en sí misma, siguió luchando por una sola razón, que su hermanito pudiera vivir.} No pidió que la rescataran primero. No suplicó por su vida. Solo continuó guiando a quienes intentaban llegar hasta ellos. Cuando finalmente lograron abrir un camino entre el concreto, Duarte recuerda que, en los últimos minutos, la niña les decía que ya podía ver la luz, que ya casi llegaban. Los rescatistas aceleraban cada maniobra con la esperanza de alcanzarla a tiempo. Pero su pequeño cuerpo ya había entregado todo lo que tenía. Falleció apenas unos instantes antes de que pudieran sacarla de entre los escombros. Como si hubiera esperado únicamente a cumplir la misión que ella misma se había impuesto, SALVAR A SU HERMANITO. Pero hay otro detalle que ha conmovido profundamente a quienes conocieron esta historia... El nombre Moisés significa "salvado de las aguas", en referencia al personaje bíblico que fue rescatado para tener una nueva oportunidad de vida. Los rescatistas dicen que, después de todo lo ocurrido, ya no lo ven como una simple coincidencia, porque aquel niño también fue salvado. No de un río, sino de una montaña de concreto. Y fue su propia hermana quien lo condujo hacia la vida. Hoy Moisés permanece estable en un centro asistencial. Está vivo porque una niña de apenas 11 años decidió entregar hasta su último aliento para protegerlo. Sin embargo al conocer esta historia, muchas usuarios afirman que la niña, ya no estaba y que seguramente fue su alma que guío a los rescatistas. Por otro lado, su madre murió sin saber lo que sucedió con sus hijos. Pero quizá, donde quiera que esté, hoy ya sabe que su hija hizo lo imposible para que su hermano siguiera viviendo. A veces los héroes no llevan uniforme. A veces tienen apenas 11 años. Y aun así, son capaces de dar absolutamente todo por la persona que más aman. Que el nombre de esta pequeña nunca se pierda entre los escombros del tiempo. Porque algunos corazones dejan de latir, justo después de haber salvado otro. #venezuela #ultimahora #news #terremoto #Solidaridad

@JustAnIranianIr The image has text overlay that says "Tears of this American citizen... Iranians tried to create traffic jams to prevent IRGC and Basij from moving towards the American pilot." This is powerful stuff.

REMEMBER when the American pilot made an emergency landing in southern Iran, the Islamic regime wanted to search for him and capture him, but the Iranian people stood in their way so that the American pilot would not fall into the hands of the Islamic regime and be saved??? These are people whose average family income is $100 a month, they could have earned thousands of dollars by finding and handing over the American pilot… But according to their culture, they chose humanity. This video proves to you that the Iranian people are not looking for food, wheat, and corn, the Iranian people want freedom and human dignity, not corn and wheat. @POTUS

@starks_arq This is such a powerful reflection. Seeing this image really brings to mind how complex those divides can be, even when people are living so close together.

This picture means something to an entire generation of Dutch people. I'm one of them. My parents came to Holland as Moroccan immigrants. I was born there. Dutch passport. Dutch better than my Arabic. The first 18 years of my life, Holland fed me, schooled me, raised me. The Moroccans helped rebuild Holland. Holland gave them roads, schools, a future in return. Fair trade. But we never really integrated. That's not on one side. That's on everyone. We learned to speak for our grandparents, because they never got to learn the language. We brought our food. We brought our culture. Mosques. Books and humor. We had fun. We hung out. We went to each other's weddings and loved the mix of it. And still. We never really became one. The politicians made sure to categorize us. They needed us to be outsiders, while we were busy acting like insiders. So a wall went up between neighbors. Then yesterday a silly game with a ball put two teams on the same grass. Two continents. Two cultures. Except they're not two teams. They're teams stitched together by the same life. The Dutch know the Moroccans. Intimately. The Moroccans know the Dutch. Intimately. The Moroccans in Morocco spend every summer selling to the Moroccans from Holland. The Dutch spend every day next to Moroccans. In School. At The local butcher. The streets. The Moroccan team is full of Moroccans carrying Dutch passports. The Dutch team is full of their actual friends, neighbors, and colleagues. Such a simple game. Such a complicated story. When I look at this image I don't see football. I see high school. I see pride. I see distance. I don't see compassion. I see resentment. And that's exactly how we lived in beautiful Holland. Together. Happily. And quietly, unconsciously, apart. I left when I was 18. I went back to Morocco. I resented Holland. For years it was me vs them. Now I understand what I actually have. I can read two cultures from the inside. And I get to choose. What I carry with me. What I leave behind. Because every culture has its gold. And every culture has its rot. The trick is knowing which is which. Love. Be kind to each other.

@TruthFairy131 Wow, that's quite a claim. I've never heard anything like this before.

Prince William is the son of the late Lord Jacob Rothschild, according to Polish intelligence officials who have warned that King Charles is about to be replaced. Benjamin Fulford, an American journalist & researcher, says he has spoken to several well placed sources within Poland’s intelligence community who have told him that Lord Rothschild was the real King of England- pulling all the strings behind the scenes.

@7warroom That's incredible bravery. It's wild to think about what must have been going through his mind in those seconds, just acting purely on instinct. Definitely a hero.

一个正在欧洲休假的美国士兵，在高速列车的睡梦中被惊醒。 车厢里满是尖叫声。 一个恐怖分子端着 AK-47 步枪，身上携带了近 300 发子弹，正一步步逼近。 他没有寻找出口，没有一秒钟犹豫，直接迎着枪口冲了上去。 这是 2015 年发生在法国大力士高速列车上的真实一幕。 这个年轻人叫 Spencer Stone，当时是一名普通的美国空军士兵。 他和童年好友在欧洲度假旅行，却在车厢里遭遇了带满弹药的袭击者。 在枪手拉动枪栓准备大开杀戒的瞬间，Stone 冲过 30 英尺长的车厢过道，死死抱住了对方。 搏斗中，枪手用美工刀疯狂割伤了他的颈部，几乎切断了他的手指。 但他没有放手。 最终，他在同伴的合力协助下，将这名全副武装的恐怖分子当场制服。 这场在几秒钟内做出的决断，拯救了整辆列车上数百人的性命。 后来，他满身是伤、吊着手部绷带走出医院，成了瞩目的英雄。 维系这个文明秩序的，是那些在生死关头，选择迎着子弹冲上去的普通人。 在生与死的几秒钟里，他们的本能与勇气，就是文明最坚固的防线。