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New campaign finance records for Eric Swalwell show that... his campaign paid for a hotel room matching the address and date on which his new accuser, Lonna Drewes, says he drugged and assaulted her. Not only does it appear he did it, but he also used taxpayer funds to do so.show more

CRYSTALFALL 🔥 COMES 🔥 TO 🔥 EPIC GAMES STORE... 🔥 Our upcoming steampunk Action RPG is now available to wishlist on the Epic Games platform. Play in the Open Beta. Coming December 13th.show more

Bluey’s Wild World 🌎

new screenshot unlock 😅🤣

Do you like stoner girls?

You’re just a submissive footstool for me

I love this perspective from #NBAFinals bound San Antonio... Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson on the tension between potential and experience: Experience is valuable, but it doesn't tell the whole story. 📖 Our brains 🧠 tend to naturally trust what they've already seen. A familiar outcome. A more predictable asset. A long résumé. A player with years of reps. Someone with a collection of war stories and proven results. The bias is so easily formed. But it's important to remember as leaders, experience only tells you where someone HAS been. It doesn't tell you what their habits look like today. It doesn't reveal their hunger, their discipline, their willingness to learn, or the standards they hold themselves to when nobody is watching. Experience isn't correlated to their TRAJECTORY. 📈📉 That's why we sometimes overlook youth and inexperience. It happens in every industry, not just sports. "Bosses" often mistake a lack of history for a lack of ability. Past performance can provide clues, but it doesn't guarantee future success. The future is often built by the person whose habits are stronger than their résumé. Experience tells you where someone's from. Habits tell you where they're going. If you're trying to do something transformational, spend less time obsessing over what's already happened and more time focused on what's happening right now: the reps you can control, the hours of preparation you can invest, the standards you can uphold today with zero grace. Because counter intuitively, experience isn't gained in big moments. It's accumulated in EVERY moment. In every rep. In every habit. In how you approach anything and everything. The game is just where those habits reveal themselves to the public. Old dogs know where the food is, but the hungry dogs will always run further. 🐶show more

Shall we go to bed? 🥵 I'm LIVE here: 💦

deleting before the woke mob finds this

[🎬] Jongho Incheon Departure heading to Paris in Ami... Paris, for his debut at Paris Fashion Week #ATEEZ #에이티즈 #JONGHO #AmiParisshow more

The Iranian national team goalkeeper, Alireza Beiranvand, signs the... real Iranian flag for one of his fans.show more

We are living in a cheap reality show🇺🇸🤦🏻‍♂️ “Michelle... Obama is a man” - UFC fighter shouted at the White House UFC 250show more

In the early 2000, this clip was shown on... Palestine TV. A few weeks later, Israel completely destroyed the Palestine TV building in the West Bank, but not before I obtained the footage from them. I'm posting it to show you a glimpse of how these jewish supremacist parasites have been targeting and terrorizing our children for decades.show more

I was in the middle of taping on my... iPhone for a social video from the White House North Lawn when we heard the shots. It sounded like dozens of gunshots. We were told to sprint to the press briefing room where we are holding now.show more

Watch till the end. Don’t worry it won’t trigger... you …. Too much 😵‍💫😵‍💫show more

“Ronaldo’s a ball hog rrrrrRRREEEEeeeeee!” No you haters he’s... the CAPTAIN. He knows how to utilize his TEAM!show more

Mom of the year 😬

Calm down broo😢

In the spring of 1945, the gates of Mauthausen... opened. Inside was a 15-year-old boy—barely 70 pounds, alone, reduced to a number: #29515. His name was Tibor Rubin. Then he saw them. American soldiers. Strong. Alive. Carrying food. One handed him something to eat. In that moment, he made a decision: I will become one of them. By 1950, he had. An immigrant who barely spoke English, Rubin joined the U.S. Army. But from day one, his sergeant targeted him—mocking his accent, questioning his loyalty, sending him into the most dangerous missions. During the Korean War, that sergeant gave him an order no one was meant to survive: Stay behind. Alone. Hold an exposed hill while the rest retreat. Rubin didn’t argue. For nearly 24 hours, he fought by himself—moving constantly, creating the illusion of many soldiers, using weapons from the fallen, holding a position that should’ve been lost within the hour. When American forces returned, they found him still standing. Months later, he was captured. In a brutal POW camp, where men were dying daily, Rubin did what he had learned long before—survive, and help others survive. Every night, he risked his life sneaking out for food and medicine. He shared everything. Cleaned wounds. Comforted the dying. At least 40 soldiers lived because of him. When the war ended, his story didn’t. His sergeant had blocked recognition—burying recommendations, taking credit, silencing witnesses. For decades, no one knew. Then in the 1990s, the truth resurfaced. On September 23, 2005, Tibor Rubin walked into the White House. At 76 years old, he finally received the Medal of Honor. 🇺🇸show more

HUGE BREAKING 🚨 Vijay Govt cancels 46 DMK approved... projects worth ₹246 crore that were to be funded using temple funds 🤯 Temple funds will not be used for commercial purposes 🔥🔥 After HC order, Govt said All the assets of the temples will be used solely for their sacred purposes. Govt passes order to IMMEDIATELY stop the use of Temple funds for Marriage Halls and commercial Complexes.show more