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@DiscussingFilm Reposted 🤞🏽

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@escapefrommelos There are cases of people abusing credit systems and leaving the country, sure… but it’s not exclusively tied to foreigners. It’s more about loopholes in credit issuance and cross-border enforcement gaps than nationality… citizens can also flee to a non-extradition country…

this kind of thing is much more common than most Americans realize foreigners (spiritual and literal) blow through credit cards, rack up debt, then drop everything and go back to their country of origin.

@Aguirre115622 @RespectIsVital I get the concern, once a name is out there, damage can stick. But being under investigation isn’t guilt in principle. Investigations stem from leads, not conclusions. Not every case leads to charges. The issue isn’t naming… it’s people treating allegations as verdicts

@YourWealth @RespectIsVital no one should be named until charged. why? because the police have been TRAINED to jump to wrong conclusions, while the public do so naturally... and 1000s of innocent lives are ruined or ended every year because of that.

🚨 West Ham chairman David Sullivan's anonymity order has been vacated. That means he can be named as the Premier League Club owner under investigation for rape, child sexual exploitation and sexual assault

@Saskiaaa_____ Didn’t realise having a drink & then shopping was a crime now. If that’s the case, half the country’s due in court by Monday morning…

I don't know the full story here but from what I can make out, this woman put her shopping through the self checkout and paid. She was then stopped and pulled to the side by Asda security for a full check. And then the security guy tells her she stinks because he can smell alcohol. She doesn't sound wankered. Who the fuck does he even think he is saying that? It's not illegal to have a beer and go to Asda for fuck sakes.

@BriquetierL @WadimRosenstein If you read all that, fair enough. Not everyone has that much free time. Might be time to find a hobby. I was just sharing my opinion, not asking for yours. You’re free to have yours, same as I am to have mine. No one’s denying anything, and no one asked for a lecture either…

@YourWealth @WadimRosenstein I've read it all, bro. Everyone has his own expectations and his own decisions to take. We respect yours but don't deny ours . Take care

In my previous post, I shared my story and what shaped me as a person. That experience directly affects how I make decisions and how I build my business. Today, I work across more than 70 countries. Over the years, I’ve lived and worked in places like Germany, Switzerland, the UAE, the USA, and Singapore. It changes the way you see the world. You stop thinking in terms of one country and start looking at people, opportunities, and responsibility. My career started in 2009 at @thyssenkrupp in Germany. From the beginning, I worked in international logistics, including projects connected to Ukraine and Russia. For many years, both were part of my work. We built partnerships, worked with international clients, and developed operations on the ground. After 2022, the way we operate changed. All projects connected to Ukraine were stopped. We also stopped taking on any new projects related to Russia. Because of the sanctions, key functions, including IT systems, data exchange, and operational control, cannot be managed from Europe. As a result, these operations are handled locally, independently and under responsibility of the local management — this is how the majority of international companies operate in the current environment. I’m not involved in managing these operations. Under the existing regulatory framework, selling or liquidating such entities is not straightforward and requires approvals that are difficult to obtain in practice. I work within international rules, I follow the law, and I make decisions based on the reality we’re in. But my approach to business hasn’t been shaped by work alone. Chess has had a big influence on it. Chess teaches you to think a few steps ahead, to make decisions under pressure, and to take responsibility for them. It’s simple: every move has consequences. That mindset is something I brought into my business. I don’t build my business around countries or nationalities. I build it around people. What matters to me is people who can think, take responsibility, and deliver results. Where someone comes from doesn’t matter. What matters is what they can do and how they work. I invest where I see real potential and long-term value, not quick wins. For me, chess is not just a game - it’s a tool for thinking, learning, and development. That’s why I believe chess should be part of the school system, not as an optional activity, but as something built into education. Because chess is not about pieces on a board - it’s about how a child learns to think, understand consequences, make decisions, and take responsibility for them. These are basic skills that shape how people live and work later on, and the earlier a child is exposed to this, the stronger that foundation becomes. There are a lot of assumptions about my background and my involvement in chess. Let me be clear: everything I do in chess is based on my own ideas and long-term projects. It has nothing to do with replacing any previous sponsors. As for identity, I have one citizenship - German. That’s how I define myself. At the same time, my experience comes from living and working in different countries, with different people and different systems. That’s why, for me, one thing matters: respect and opportunity shouldn’t depend on nationality. Chess is one of the clearest examples of how people from different countries can interact and grow on equal terms, and I believe this should apply not only in sport, but also in business. The world is complicated right now. There are a lot of conflicts and contradictions, but there are things that shouldn’t change: - Respect for people, - Responsibility for your decisions, - Keeping your word, no matter the circumstances. That’s my position. And that’s how I make decisions, both in business and in chess.

@FearedBuck Claiming Megan Thee Stallion made Klay Thompson famous is wild… Dude was already a 4x NBA champion & 5x All-Star… Respect both, but let’s not rewrite history for clicks…

Podcaster says Megan Thee Stallion made Klay Thompson famous and relevant

@Josh_Russ10 Could have been it here…

@Josh_Russ10 Can’t believe that didn’t come in, mate… feels like you landed the tougher ones to be fair…

12 mins in and surely a banker?

@TouchlineX I'm sorry, but he's not even close. He's good, but he plays top-tier English football, so he's supposed to be good at that level…

🚨 𝗧𝗥𝗨𝗘 𝗢𝗥 𝗙𝗔𝗟𝗦𝗘: Bruno Fernandes is part of the Ballon d'Or conversation.

@SportScran Wouldn’t hurt to give it a shot eh? 😆

@YourWealth Are you sure, I’ll buy it?

Meat (unknown) sandwich at Haiphong FC, Vietnam - Vietnam V league 1 🇻🇳 20,000 VND (£0.67) ⚽️ Would you try this or not 🤣

@kirawontmiss Calm down people, It’s one leg in for Allah and the other leg out for Abdullah

im so confused

@LangmanVince Calling this racist is a stretch. She complained about food despite tons of options, including vegan (from personal experience). Her nephew was warned four times before being removed, that’s rules, not race. The free excursion is just customer service not evidence of wrong doing.

After listening to this Karen talk about how racist the Disney Cruise Line is, it makes me want to book my next cruise on a Disney ship! 😂

@BrentBO15 @bet365 @bet365help Had a similar issue with @Coral years ago, I was 17 out of 18 games in and the cash out option disappeared. Support blamed a technical issue and said cash out is a privilege not a right. I lost the final game. Closed my account and have never looked back since…

Won’t be living this down for ages, £5 14 fold for £15,000 and only being offered 1k when 12 games were already in is crazy @bet365 @bet365help

@gotrice2024 She clearly had no intention of paying. If she did, she could’ve waited a minute or come back later. Waving the soda at the camera wasn’t intent, it was a backup excuse in case she got caught. She’s not sorry she did it, she’s sorry it didn’t work…

This woman was staying at a hotel that has a self checkout for snacks and various drinks at the front desk. Usually it is attended by a front desk employee but when she went that morning, he was busy helping another guest. She wanted to get a soda but since he wasn’t there, she ignored the self check out, waved the soda in front of their camera and took it and left without paying. Once the employee came back, they already knew what had happened and they are treating it as a theft and informed her she is being removed from the hotel for stealing. She whips out her camera because she felt since nobody was there to ring her up despite the self check out, that she could just take it. Should the self check out which is right in front of the products have been more noticeable or is this a case of entitlement, do you feel she actually stole the item?

@TheFootyFeed Absolute joke to steal content without crediting or quoting the original tweet by @SportScran stop engagement farming without crediting the original posters

Cheese panini on offer at Manchester United - 💷 £5.50 ⚽️

@WiltBeBallin @DrianneBelleza She literally starts with “if you wanted to know what it’s like emailing companies as a black content creator” clearly framing it in a racial context from the start. That setup naturally leads viewers to interpret it that way as nothing contextually justifies the statement…

@YourWealth @DrianneBelleza and she never said they was racist btw that’s just the internet at it fines

Don’t Be A Black Content Creator

You have a valid point, but this wasn’t a serious, targeted outreach attempt. The email itself was clearly a template. The brand name was swapped in like a placeholder, with zero effort to tailor it, no mention of their products, no campaign idea, no explanation of how it benefits them. Just a generic “let’s collab” blast. That’s not a pitch, that’s spam. When your content pulls low engagement and your outreach is that lazy, brands aren’t rejecting you personally… they’re rejecting the lack of effort. Her sense of entitlement was also off putting initially and even worse in her follow up email, an explicit plea for freebies. Nothing in that exchange points to race. Turning a weak, mass sent pitch into a racism claim doesn’t make it true… it just avoids the real issue, which is that low effort outreach gets low effort responses.

@YourWealth @DrianneBelleza I mean her hand would still be in the camera then she can easily transition into promoting the polish