Different cultures.

Different cultures.

Different cultures.

Different cultures.

Different cultures.

Different cultures.

Different cultures.

Different cultures are not compatible.

𝙏𝙃𝙄𝙎 𝙄𝙎 𝙒𝙃𝘼𝙏 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙒𝙊𝙍𝙇𝘿 𝘾𝙐𝙋 𝙄𝙎 𝘼𝙇𝙇 𝘼𝘽𝙊𝙐𝙏... 🤣 A group of Korean fans were eating in Guadalajara when they started playing Gangnam Style 🕺🇰🇷 Different languages. Different cultures. Same passion for football. This is why we 𝙇𝙊𝙑𝙀 the World Cup. 🥹💛show more

CDR Khattab was able to learn Pashto, Farsi, English... and Russian language during his time in Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Chechnya. Probably he had sense of humor and was able to work with different cultures and different people. He was eventually poisoned & killed by FSB 2002.show more

Pauline Hanson has said the Socceroos represent her “vision... of monoculture”, where “people of different cultures” wear the green and gold. Pauline… that’s multiculturalism. You’re calling for something that already exists… again.show more

REAL TALK: Our heritage is rich and includes different... cultures, traditions, art and history. How are you celebrating today? For a chance to win R2 000 this Winning Wednesday. 1. Comment your answer. 2. Follow our page. Ts & Cs apply.show more

ADÉLA reacts to a beautiful edit showcasing many different... cultures set to her song “Ain’t In LA” on her finsta: “THIS SHIT MADE ME CRYYY LAST NIGHT I COULDNT SLEEEEEP MAN THIS IS WHY I DO THIS I LOVE THIS SO MUCH thank u”show more

Skin color is the least significant biological difference between... the races. The far more significant differentiator is PSYCHOLOGICAL. Different races have dramatically different hardware in their brains, which leads to different types of cultures and societies being built by those people. For this reason among many others, #Multiculturalism will never work. It will ALWAYS end in conflict, as different racial tribes with different genetic wiring will always want different things, and prefer different social structures that support their cultural desires. #Nationalism is about giving all of these different groups their own sovereign nations where they can live peacefully amongst their own kind, and pursue their tribal destiny together without the constant stress of needing to fight clashing values or demographic dilution from foreign outsiders. It's the clear best path forward for all parties involved.show more

On the Day of Destruction, the Accretion wiped away... the Five Worlds, obliterating a mass of different species and cultures. 🔥 The universe dangles on the edge of oblivion. Dive into combat, uncover the mysteries of the Weavers, and do whatever it takes to save Astra Nova.show more

They first classified Gigantopithecus as hominin… then quietly changed... their mind. The largest primate ever found, estimated 9–10 feet tall. Only a few fragments of teeth and jaws survive. No skeleton exists to disprove posture, intelligence, or behavior. Now compare that with Chinese records, the Bible (Nephilim, Anakim, Rephaim), and Mesoamerican texts describing human-like giant builders before flood cycles. Different cultures. Same story. So why hide this? Because if Gigantopithecus was closer to the hominin line, ancient “myths” become memories, giants become biological rather than symbolic, human history becomes incomplete, and cyclical geophysical events become reality.show more

If Genesis 11 never happened, world history would look... completely different. The Tower of Babel isn’t a strange “side story” tucked into the Bible. It’s truly one of Scripture’s major turning points. Its significance includes: • The scattering of humanity across the earth • The origin of language families and nations • God’s judgment against collective human rebellion • The failure of mankind’s attempt to build unity without God • The backdrop for the development of civilizations and cultures • The transition from universal human history to the story of Abraham and Israel • A foreshadowing of Pentecost, where the Gospel begins reversing Babel’s divisions Babel is more than a tower. It’s the moment God redirected the course of human history.show more

This is Adedamola Adewale Rukayat, a super-talented Yoruba sister... popularly known as Adedamola. She’s beautiful, smart, and incredibly witty. She’s also a wonderfully versatile content creator who effortlessly switches from a British accent to Yoruba, Hausa, and so much more. Her ability to embrace different cultures, languages, accents, and personalities with such ease is truly admirable. Beyond the talent and beauty, what stands out is her authenticity and creativity. She brings a unique energy to everything she does and represents the richness and versatility of the Nigerian/Yoruba identity in such a refreshing way. A big shout-out to this amazing Yoruba sister! Keep shining, keep creating, and keep making us proud. 🇳🇬❤️🌹🇳🇬show more

On 3 July, the funeral ceremony for the late... Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei began in Iran, set to last for six days. The scale of the funeral was evident from the very first day, when 32 delegations from various countries, as well as delegations representing regional and allied groups, arrived on Iranian soil. Countries from different regions, religions and cultures came together to pay their respects to a historic figure such as the Supreme Leader, but also to reinforce the idea that Iran was not alone on the international stage; rather, it had a greater presence than previously thought, having consolidated its victory over the US in the regional conflict, the definitive outcome of which remains in doubt for the time being. 🇮🇷show more

Finally blonde don ❤️ I’ve been following him and... his team ever since Lace Up. bloom is an album that changed my life. These past two days, I felt so much love and warmth from mgk, Slim, Justin, and the whole EST family. They’re stars, but there’s absolutely no ego. They don’t try to act cool—and that’s exactly what makes them the coolest. I was born in Japan, an island nation, and ever since I was old enough to remember, the music, visuals, and artwork that surrounded me were all shaped by cultures from different countries and different parts of the world, constantly crossing over and blending together. Growing up in that environment, I feel like I was born mixture. Crossing genre boundaries has always been part of who I am. Of course, when you make music that mixes so many different things together, there are times when being categorized—or not fitting neatly into any category—can be frustrating. But whenever that happens, mgk is one of the people who brings me back to where I started. He reminds me not to care about the boundaries between genres, to keep chasing whatever I truly love, and to say, “This is what original means to me.” mgk and the whole EST family are icons to me. So I guess that means there’s a little EST blood running through the fans and fellow artists who love what I do and follow my journey too. I already can’t wait to see you guys again. mgk, Japan will always be a home for you and the whole EST family. Let’s hang again soon! 🖤show more