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Migrant in Spain robs a man with downs syndrome in broad daylight and nobody does anything

AI cow collars using a “cowgorithm” allow farmers to remotely control herds The $2 billion tech can move entire herds with the tap of a button

Guinea pigs, considered pets in America, are being grilled right on the streets of NYC.

London is so enriched that certain people steal water intended for marathon runners. Diversity is our greatest strength

JOSELU EN EL BERNABÉU 😢😢😢 SE ME HA METIDO ALGO EN EL OJO 😭

Mientras tanto en China 🇨🇳 🇨🇳Un robot de mantenimiento ferroviario que repara automáticamente fisuras en la superficie de los rieles a una velocidad máxima de 10,000 RPM y detecta figuras de tan sólo o,1 mm ya en funcionamiento.

Leon Model: Publically likes anti immigration posts Ashley Model: Says every race is attractive besides White people The duality of western man and woman

Tener el “brazo tierno” «En todo al-Andalus no hay lugar tan renombrado por la abundancia de sodomitas (al-quṭamāʼ) como Córdoba y, en especial, el adarve de Ibn Zaydūn, hasta el punto de que cuando se dice de alguien que es “del adarve de Ibn Zaydūn”... SIGUE⤵️

JUST IN: AI cow collar startup Halter raises at $2,000,000,000.00 valuation, uses proprietary “cowgorithm” to herd cattle.

In an interesting report, according to Tasnim News Agency, citing Iranian officials, if the U.S. conducts a “military attack” (1) on the strategically and economically important Kharg Island, Iran will threaten shipping in the Bab el Mandeb Strait. This is notable as the Houthis, who Iran used as their primary executor of their strategy to threaten shipping in the strait and the Red Sea in the past, have yet to enter the conflict. 1: Assuming this means a ground operation, as the U.S. has already conducted strikes on the island.

Scientist DISCOVER the genes that dogs have that make them friendly.

Major scandal: Hungary’s foreign minister leaked sensitive EU information to Lavrov Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he is not surprised by information leaks from EU meetings to Moscow. According to him, such suspicions have existed for a long time, which is why he only says the bare minimum during meetings. The trigger was a report by The Washington Post. According to the publication, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó regularly reported to Lavrov and passed on details of internal EU discussions. Sources cited by the WP claim that this effectively allowed Russia to “be present” at the meetings. Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar called Szijjártó a “traitor to Hungary.”