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

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

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

Across most of history, there are continuous reports of... weird ass aquatic beings appearing for a time and then vanishing again. These accounts show up in different cultures and eras, from fish like teachers in ancient stories to modern sightings of objects entering and leaving the ocean. One idea that has started to surface is some of these beings, if real, may not be constantly active at all. They may follow a cycle more like certain animals on Earth, appearing briefly and then disappearing for super long periods. In nature, there are species like the lungfish that can enter a state of deep dormancy called estivation, slowing their systems down and surviving for months or even years with almost no activity. If something similar exists, it could help explain why these reports come in waves. Instead of constant presence, these beings may operate in cycles of activity and deep rest, possibly tied to environmental conditions we do not fully understand. The ocean, especially at great depth, offers stable and hidden spaces where long term dormancy could occur without disturbance. This idea does not require advanced speculation on its own. It follows a pattern already seen in life on Earth, where survival often depends on timing, conservation of energy, and long periods of stillness between moments of movement.show more

Another day, another grim reminder of what mass immigration... has wrought on our streets. A group of young black males surround a lone white English lad. The footage is brief, the intent clear: numbers on one side, isolation on the other. No context needed; the dynamic is as old as predation itself. This is not isolated bad luck. It is the direct, foreseeable result of flooding these islands with young men from cultures where gang violence is routine, where the native population is viewed as prey or irrelevant, and where the state refuses to intervene decisively. The boy didn’t choose this reality. He was born into it, born into a country whose leaders decided his safety was a secondary concern to the dogma of diversity. The politicians who opened the gates will never admit the pattern. The media will never name it. They prefer euphemisms: “youth violence,” “knife crime,” “community tensions.” Anything to avoid the obvious ethnic and cultural dimension staring us in the face. you cannot import large numbers of people from profoundly different civilisations without importing their pathologies. You cannot erase borders and expect cohesion. You cannot gaslight the native population into accepting their own displacement without eventual resistance. Yet here we are. Another native lad pays the price in fear or blood so the elite can congratulate themselves on their moral superiority.show more

Ancient cultures from the Middle East and North Africa... described the Djinn as an intelligent class of beings that existed alongside humanity. In pre Islamic culture and later Islamic texts, Djinn were said to be made of smokeless fire, meaning subtle energy rather than flesh. They were believed to live in parallel societies, governed by laws, ethics, families, and hierarchies much like humans. Their purpose was to inhabit the unseen layers of the world, occupying deserts, ruins, wilderness, and liminal spaces. They were described as morally diverse, capable of good, harm, indifference, or curiosity, and were bound by rules that limited direct interference unless invited or provoked. Accounts from people who claimed to encounter Djinn spoke of conversations, bargains, warnings, or tests rather than attacks. Encounters often involved rules that had to be followed, boundaries that could not be crossed, and consequences for disrespect or arrogance. Djinn were said to appear during altered states, isolation, grief, or moments of psychological vulnerability, not as monsters but as intelligent presences observing human behavior. Much like NHI encounters of today. What makes these accounts weirder is how consistent they are across centuries. The Djinn were neighbors in a shared reality, operating under a different set of constraints, watching humanity from just outside the edge of perception. What are your thoughts on the Djinn?show more

Narrated Abdullah: "When the Prophet entered Mecca on the... day of the conquest, there were 360 idols around the Kaaba. The Prophet started striking them with a stick he had in his hand and was saying, 'Truth has come, and falsehood will neither start nor will it reappear.'" (Sahih al-Bukhari 4287) This act represents holy intolerance, established as a binding commandment from the Sunnah of Muhammad. Quran 33:21 obliges Muslims to regard Muhammad as an excellent role model. Therefore, all his sayings and deeds embody the highest values of Islam and require eternal imitation. Before Muhammad conquered Mecca in 630 AD, tolerance prevailed in the region among all the many different worldviews. This harmony led to a prosperous multicultural social and commercial life. Muhammad turned everything upside down. A region and culture that had lived in tolerance side by side experienced a complete upheaval and became a violent area devoid of all tolerance. Muhammad and his followers smashed and destroyed all the sacred symbols of the other cultures that day in Mecca. Only the Islamic symbol, the Kaaba, remained standing. Since then, this is how Muslims have behaved, and this is how they will behave when they can and when circumstances allow them to do so in the future, because it is their sacred duty. There are countless examples of this. One such example is the destruction of the Buddha statues in Bamiyan by Muslims in Afghanistan in 2001. ⬇️show more