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A single wicket stood between Aussies & victory. Lyon's missed run out, a rejected LBW plea, no DRS left - a game of small margins. Stokes carved the winning boundary🥶 Headingley witnessed chaos, disbelief & immortality. Cricket became pure theatre that day🫡🔥

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Dustin

19,757 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

JUST IN: Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Israel: “Israeli entity, which has always accustomed us to targeting our stability and creating discord among us since the overthrow of the defunct regime, is now seeking once again to turn our pure land into an arena of unending chaos. This entity does not stop using all methods to plant disputes and conflicts. It seeks to dismantle the unity of our people and weaken our ability to move forward in the process of rebuilding and renaissance. A war that has no goal other than fragmenting our homeland and scattering our efforts towards chaos and destruction. Possessing great power does not necessarily mean achieving victory, just as winning in a certain arena does not guarantee success in another arena. You may be able to start the war, but it is not easy to control its outcome. Syrians, throughout their long history, have rejected all separation and division. We are the children of this land, and the most capable of overcoming all the Israeli entity's attempts aimed at tearing us apart, and too solid for our resolve to be shaken by fabricated sedition. Syria is not a testing ground for foreign conspiracies, nor a place for carrying out the ambitions of others at the expense of the blood of our children and women.”

JUST IN: Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Israel: “Israeli entity, which has always accustomed us to targeting our stability and creating discord among us since the overthrow of the defunct regime, is now seeking once again to turn our pure land into an arena of unending chaos. This entity does not stop using all methods to plant disputes and conflicts. It seeks to dismantle the unity of our people and weaken our ability to move forward in the process of rebuilding and renaissance. A war that has no goal other than fragmenting our homeland and scattering our efforts towards chaos and destruction. Possessing great power does not necessarily mean achieving victory, just as winning in a certain arena does not guarantee success in another arena. You may be able to start the war, but it is not easy to control its outcome. Syrians, throughout their long history, have rejected all separation and division. We are the children of this land, and the most capable of overcoming all the Israeli entity's attempts aimed at tearing us apart, and too solid for our resolve to be shaken by fabricated sedition. Syria is not a testing ground for foreign conspiracies, nor a place for carrying out the ambitions of others at the expense of the blood of our children and women.”

Sulaiman Ahmed

384,977 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🚨 Urgent Water Appeal from Gaza 🚨 Childhood in Gaza is not disappearing in a single moment. It is fading slowly— with every child walking through rubble carrying an empty jerrycan, with every family searching the ruins for a drop of water, with every mother wetting her lips just enough so her children can drink. In Gaza today, thirst is no longer a warning. It is a shadow moving between tents, between destroyed homes, between fragile bodies trying to survive another day. Children here no longer dream of toys. They no longer ask about school. They no longer ask what tomorrow will bring. They ask only one question: “Will we drink today?” 💧 One child walked for hours between destroyed streets. Not looking for comfort. Not looking for safety. Just looking for water. A single container. One small jerrycan. The sun disappeared behind the ruins. And the container stayed empty. The child returned to the tent with nothing. 💧 Clean water is running out. Families across Gaza are collapsing under the weight of thirst. Thirst here is no longer temporary. It is relentless. It follows families from morning until night. Skin dries and cracks. Lips split and bleed. Small bodies weaken quietly. Children cry softly so their parents will not feel more pain. Tiny hands reach out— not for toys, not for sweets, not even for dreams. Just for a single cup of water. 💧 And yet, in the middle of this silence, three voices refused to look away. 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) They did not scroll past. They did not wait for someone else. They used their voices when silence would have been easier. And because of them, water trucks moved through the destruction, reaching families who had nothing left. For children in Gaza, water is no longer ordinary aid. It is the thin line between: a child collapsing from thirst or waking up tomorrow. Between a mother losing hope or finding the strength to keep her children alive. What you gave was more than water. It was life. It was mercy. It was a moment where thirst loosened its grip on a family. But the need has not stopped. 🚨 Time is running out. Every moment of delay means another empty container. Another child searching the ruins. Another family losing strength. 👉 Donate now. Because thirst does not wait. 💧 Because in Gaza, water means survival. If water reaches a family tonight, a child may wake up tomorrow. If it does not— tomorrow will begin with thirst again. 💧

🚨 Urgent Water Appeal from Gaza 🚨 Childhood in Gaza is not disappearing in a single moment. It is fading slowly— with every child walking through rubble carrying an empty jerrycan, with every family searching the ruins for a drop of water, with every mother wetting her lips just enough so her children can drink. In Gaza today, thirst is no longer a warning. It is a shadow moving between tents, between destroyed homes, between fragile bodies trying to survive another day. Children here no longer dream of toys. They no longer ask about school. They no longer ask what tomorrow will bring. They ask only one question: “Will we drink today?” 💧 One child walked for hours between destroyed streets. Not looking for comfort. Not looking for safety. Just looking for water. A single container. One small jerrycan. The sun disappeared behind the ruins. And the container stayed empty. The child returned to the tent with nothing. 💧 Clean water is running out. Families across Gaza are collapsing under the weight of thirst. Thirst here is no longer temporary. It is relentless. It follows families from morning until night. Skin dries and cracks. Lips split and bleed. Small bodies weaken quietly. Children cry softly so their parents will not feel more pain. Tiny hands reach out— not for toys, not for sweets, not even for dreams. Just for a single cup of water. 💧 And yet, in the middle of this silence, three voices refused to look away. 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) They did not scroll past. They did not wait for someone else. They used their voices when silence would have been easier. And because of them, water trucks moved through the destruction, reaching families who had nothing left. For children in Gaza, water is no longer ordinary aid. It is the thin line between: a child collapsing from thirst or waking up tomorrow. Between a mother losing hope or finding the strength to keep her children alive. What you gave was more than water. It was life. It was mercy. It was a moment where thirst loosened its grip on a family. But the need has not stopped. 🚨 Time is running out. Every moment of delay means another empty container. Another child searching the ruins. Another family losing strength. 👉 Donate now. Because thirst does not wait. 💧 Because in Gaza, water means survival. If water reaches a family tonight, a child may wake up tomorrow. If it does not— tomorrow will begin with thirst again. 💧

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

94,351 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🚨 Urgent Donation for Gaza – After the Destruction of the Last Water Station, Thirst Is Besieging Life 🚨 Yesterday, the last water station in Gaza was destroyed, and from that moment, this was no longer a temporary crisis, but a life being slowly pulled away from dry mouths and exhausted bodies with nothing left to resist. In Gaza, thirst is no longer a possibility or a warning—it is a daily reality that suffocates breath, dries throats, and silences life without noise, while heavy hours pass like a cruel test deciding who survives and who collapses first. Children in Gaza are no longer asking for toys, schools, or big dreams, because all of those words are now far removed from their reality; what they ask for today is only water—water that keeps their small bodies from drying out and gives them a simple chance to open their eyes to another morning. These children carry jerrycans of water heavier than their own bodies, walking between tents, rubble, and dust, when they should have been carrying notebooks and pencils and running freely, but the world chose for them a different path called thirst. The elderly collapse because their bodies can no longer endure long days without water, as heads grow heavy, hearts weaken, and every step becomes a final attempt to stay alive. Families sit for long hours around empty containers, staring at them in painful silence, waiting for a single drop that could mean one more day of life—or an end without farewell. Mothers divide one cup of water among their children, knowing that this small cup carries an unbearable decision: one child drinks and may live, another waits and may not wake up—yet they have no other choice. This is not emotional language or exaggeration; it is the reality unfolding now in Gaza, after water was turned into a weapon and thirst into a slow method of killing that leaves behind nothing but absence. As a new year begins, thousands of families still live in torn tents, exposed to cold, fear, and thirst, asking not for comfort or a future, but simply to remain alive for one more day. In the midst of this darkness, some chose to be life when it was disappearing: ✨ William Menaker Will 🦥 Menaker 🔥 Felix GoliathFan1952 🤍 Eyup Lovely Eyup Lovely Because of them, water reached the tents before collapse—children on the edge of fainting drank, the elderly caught their breath, and mothers cried because the water arrived, not because their children were gone. In Gaza, water is not a luxury, not a service, and not an ordinary detail—it is the line between a child who lives and a child who disappears in silence, between a mother holding her children and a mother left alone. Because of your support, thirst stopped killing—if only for a moment—breath returned to chests that were about to fail, and families survived one more day in a place that offers no guarantee of tomorrow. 🌟 A thank you from the heart, and from life itself: William Menaker • Felix • Eyup Lovely You did not just provide water—you restored life at the moment it was about to fade. But the painful truth remains: water is still running out, thirst does not wait, and every minute of delay may mean another body falling silently. 💧 Your donation today is not just support—it is the cup that may arrive before it is too late, and the reason a child opens their eyes tomorrow instead of closing them forever. 🚨 Donate now—because thirst does not offer a second chance: In Gaza, no one dies suddenly— people are left to dry out slowly. Be the reason that stops it.

🚨 Urgent Donation for Gaza – After the Destruction of the Last Water Station, Thirst Is Besieging Life 🚨 Yesterday, the last water station in Gaza was destroyed, and from that moment, this was no longer a temporary crisis, but a life being slowly pulled away from dry mouths and exhausted bodies with nothing left to resist. In Gaza, thirst is no longer a possibility or a warning—it is a daily reality that suffocates breath, dries throats, and silences life without noise, while heavy hours pass like a cruel test deciding who survives and who collapses first. Children in Gaza are no longer asking for toys, schools, or big dreams, because all of those words are now far removed from their reality; what they ask for today is only water—water that keeps their small bodies from drying out and gives them a simple chance to open their eyes to another morning. These children carry jerrycans of water heavier than their own bodies, walking between tents, rubble, and dust, when they should have been carrying notebooks and pencils and running freely, but the world chose for them a different path called thirst. The elderly collapse because their bodies can no longer endure long days without water, as heads grow heavy, hearts weaken, and every step becomes a final attempt to stay alive. Families sit for long hours around empty containers, staring at them in painful silence, waiting for a single drop that could mean one more day of life—or an end without farewell. Mothers divide one cup of water among their children, knowing that this small cup carries an unbearable decision: one child drinks and may live, another waits and may not wake up—yet they have no other choice. This is not emotional language or exaggeration; it is the reality unfolding now in Gaza, after water was turned into a weapon and thirst into a slow method of killing that leaves behind nothing but absence. As a new year begins, thousands of families still live in torn tents, exposed to cold, fear, and thirst, asking not for comfort or a future, but simply to remain alive for one more day. In the midst of this darkness, some chose to be life when it was disappearing: ✨ William Menaker Will 🦥 Menaker 🔥 Felix GoliathFan1952 🤍 Eyup Lovely Eyup Lovely Because of them, water reached the tents before collapse—children on the edge of fainting drank, the elderly caught their breath, and mothers cried because the water arrived, not because their children were gone. In Gaza, water is not a luxury, not a service, and not an ordinary detail—it is the line between a child who lives and a child who disappears in silence, between a mother holding her children and a mother left alone. Because of your support, thirst stopped killing—if only for a moment—breath returned to chests that were about to fail, and families survived one more day in a place that offers no guarantee of tomorrow. 🌟 A thank you from the heart, and from life itself: William Menaker • Felix • Eyup Lovely You did not just provide water—you restored life at the moment it was about to fade. But the painful truth remains: water is still running out, thirst does not wait, and every minute of delay may mean another body falling silently. 💧 Your donation today is not just support—it is the cup that may arrive before it is too late, and the reason a child opens their eyes tomorrow instead of closing them forever. 🚨 Donate now—because thirst does not offer a second chance: In Gaza, no one dies suddenly— people are left to dry out slowly. Be the reason that stops it.

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

98,689 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

$THE ABEOKUTA DECLARATION The Greatest Public Speech Ever Delivered in the Nigerian Political Space It was the 2nd day of June, in the year 2022, that historic day when Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu stormed the ancient city of Abeokuta. Abeokuta - the city rich in history where memory is carved in stone. Abeokuta - A city that did not beg its enemies for mercy, did not negotiate with terror, but looked to the Ancestors and found shelter in granite. The Olumo Rock - that ancient, immovable colossus - did not merely shelter the Egba people from the fury of their adversaries. It became the people. It became their testimony. And on that June morning, Tinubu walked into its shadow and borrowed from its spirit. When Asiwaju stood before the National Delegates of the All Progressives Congress to seek their endorsement at the party's convention; He was not making a speech - He was performing a covenant. He was not merely addressing delegates - he was speaking into the earth itself and demanding it bear him witness. He was not canvassing votes - he was writing in permanent ink upon the scroll of history, in a city whose memory is as enduring as the rock. On that day, in that declaration, Asiwaju Tinubu established no fewer than FIVE DISTINCT QUALITIES that set him apart - irreversibly and irrecoverably - from every man who now suffers the cold frustration of playing against him on the field of progressive politics and visionary leadership. THE FIRST QUALITY: The Preference for Priorities At the height of PMB's frustrations with consecutive defeats at the Presidential polls, he approached Asiwaju and sought to rely on the Jagaban's impeccable electoral winning streak, his formidable structural machinery, his unrivaled capacity to deliver. PMB demanded a joint ticket with Asiwaju, one he was certain would shatter the wall that had kept him from Aso Rock. What was Tinubu's answer? You wanna hear? "General, priorities matters. Institutional fortitude must precede personal ambition. We are not yet at that stage. Let us first build this party." Meditate on that response. A lesser man - a man of hunger rather than visions - would have seized that moment. Would have calculated his personal leverage and extracted the maximum advantage. Dude would have said: yes, let us ride together and efritin. But Asiwaju did not. Because the Jagaban has never been a man who mistakes the battle for the war. Haraka haraka haina baraka - haste, haste carries no blessing. He understood that a party built on solid foundations outlasts any individual who rides it to victory. He understood that the structure must precede the occupant. You do not move furniture into a house that has no roof. And this is precisely the quality that confounds his opponents to this day. They jockey. They scheme. They announce presidential ambitions before they have organised a single ward. They seek the crown before they have forged the kingdom. They want harvest before planting season has even been announced. And then they wonder - why does this man always seem to be three moves ahead? Should those who now gather themselves as opposition possess even a fraction of his foresight - even a single digit percentage of his strategic patience - they would not be scrambling individually for races they cannot win before first building the collective system capable of accommodating their ambitions. But they do not. And that is why they lose and then turn around to accuse the superior mind of dictatorship. Guess my second point! SHALL I BEGIN? Good Evening Severally$

THE ABEOKUTA DECLARATION The Greatest Public Speech Ever Delivered in the Nigerian Political Space It was the 2nd day of June, in the year 2022, that historic day when Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu stormed the ancient city of Abeokuta. Abeokuta - the city rich in history where memory is carved in stone. Abeokuta - A city that did not beg its enemies for mercy, did not negotiate with terror, but looked to the Ancestors and found shelter in granite. The Olumo Rock - that ancient, immovable colossus - did not merely shelter the Egba people from the fury of their adversaries. It became the people. It became their testimony. And on that June morning, Tinubu walked into its shadow and borrowed from its spirit. When Asiwaju stood before the National Delegates of the All Progressives Congress to seek their endorsement at the party's convention; He was not making a speech - He was performing a covenant. He was not merely addressing delegates - he was speaking into the earth itself and demanding it bear him witness. He was not canvassing votes - he was writing in permanent ink upon the scroll of history, in a city whose memory is as enduring as the rock. On that day, in that declaration, Asiwaju Tinubu established no fewer than FIVE DISTINCT QUALITIES that set him apart - irreversibly and irrecoverably - from every man who now suffers the cold frustration of playing against him on the field of progressive politics and visionary leadership. THE FIRST QUALITY: The Preference for Priorities At the height of PMB's frustrations with consecutive defeats at the Presidential polls, he approached Asiwaju and sought to rely on the Jagaban's impeccable electoral winning streak, his formidable structural machinery, his unrivaled capacity to deliver. PMB demanded a joint ticket with Asiwaju, one he was certain would shatter the wall that had kept him from Aso Rock. What was Tinubu's answer? You wanna hear? "General, priorities matters. Institutional fortitude must precede personal ambition. We are not yet at that stage. Let us first build this party." Meditate on that response. A lesser man - a man of hunger rather than visions - would have seized that moment. Would have calculated his personal leverage and extracted the maximum advantage. Dude would have said: yes, let us ride together and efritin. But Asiwaju did not. Because the Jagaban has never been a man who mistakes the battle for the war. Haraka haraka haina baraka - haste, haste carries no blessing. He understood that a party built on solid foundations outlasts any individual who rides it to victory. He understood that the structure must precede the occupant. You do not move furniture into a house that has no roof. And this is precisely the quality that confounds his opponents to this day. They jockey. They scheme. They announce presidential ambitions before they have organised a single ward. They seek the crown before they have forged the kingdom. They want harvest before planting season has even been announced. And then they wonder - why does this man always seem to be three moves ahead? Should those who now gather themselves as opposition possess even a fraction of his foresight - even a single digit percentage of his strategic patience - they would not be scrambling individually for races they cannot win before first building the collective system capable of accommodating their ambitions. But they do not. And that is why they lose and then turn around to accuse the superior mind of dictatorship. Guess my second point! SHALL I BEGIN? Good Evening Severally

LEGENDARY J.O.E

22,258 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🚨 KHALEEL AHMED Cooked All the Haters of ROHIT SHARMA 🚨 Kaleel Said - I feel Rohit Sharma should play for the next 10 years for the good of Indian cricket and that's my personal feeling. When in 2019, we were playing a series against Bangladesh in Rajkot, once I didn't have a great day and only got one wicket, so he came to me and spoke to me personally in the dressing room. The team was leaving the stadium and he stayed back to have a one on one with me and told me how I should be. He told me that I am unaware of my own capabilities. When we were getting out of the stadium, all the fans were screaming for Rohit bhai and he told me that 'all of this should happen for you too' and that I should wish that for myself and stay positive. A captain like him, talking to me like that after the match, made me wonder how kind a person he was. I've seen him do the same thing with Rishabh. 'What a man! What a captain!' I would say. People don't even look at you when you have a bad match but as a captain he is something else. Recently I met him at the CoE during the Duleep Trophy and he looked very fit so I asked him to stay like that and keep playing. I have hardly seen such a captain and person in my life, he is a gem and I have a lot of respect and love for him. Respect is Earned not Begged 🫡🔥 Rohit Sharma is coming to rule the IPL and world cup too. No one even thought to stop him as soon as he is preparing himself to play it 🧡🔥.

🚨 KHALEEL AHMED Cooked All the Haters of ROHIT SHARMA 🚨 Kaleel Said - I feel Rohit Sharma should play for the next 10 years for the good of Indian cricket and that's my personal feeling. When in 2019, we were playing a series against Bangladesh in Rajkot, once I didn't have a great day and only got one wicket, so he came to me and spoke to me personally in the dressing room. The team was leaving the stadium and he stayed back to have a one on one with me and told me how I should be. He told me that I am unaware of my own capabilities. When we were getting out of the stadium, all the fans were screaming for Rohit bhai and he told me that 'all of this should happen for you too' and that I should wish that for myself and stay positive. A captain like him, talking to me like that after the match, made me wonder how kind a person he was. I've seen him do the same thing with Rishabh. 'What a man! What a captain!' I would say. People don't even look at you when you have a bad match but as a captain he is something else. Recently I met him at the CoE during the Duleep Trophy and he looked very fit so I asked him to stay like that and keep playing. I have hardly seen such a captain and person in my life, he is a gem and I have a lot of respect and love for him. Respect is Earned not Begged 🫡🔥 Rohit Sharma is coming to rule the IPL and world cup too. No one even thought to stop him as soon as he is preparing himself to play it 🧡🔥.

Cricketplusmeme 🇮🇳🚩

13,706 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

I will never get over this shock. I just can’t accept that melinda is no longer with us. Saying she was a beautiful soul is a very small part of how special she was to me & to so many people. No one could ever say a bad word about her - she was pure gold. My heart goes out to Mel’s family & all my friends who are grieving & suffering our loss. Not a day will pass without me reflecting on just how amazing she was, such a loving & caring friend. Words can’t express how much Mel will be missed. I wish all of you had the opportunity to know such an incredible human being. Now we will focus on ensuring her children are taken care of & well supported while creating meaningful ways to keep her in our hearts daily. It’s times like these when we feel a little useless however Mel’s network of dearly close friends & I will do all we can for her children & sharing our fondest memories. Every single day - I will miss you Mel. I love you with all my heart. ❤️

I will never get over this shock. I just can’t accept that melinda is no longer with us. Saying she was a beautiful soul is a very small part of how special she was to me & to so many people. No one could ever say a bad word about her - she was pure gold. My heart goes out to Mel’s family & all my friends who are grieving & suffering our loss. Not a day will pass without me reflecting on just how amazing she was, such a loving & caring friend. Words can’t express how much Mel will be missed. I wish all of you had the opportunity to know such an incredible human being. Now we will focus on ensuring her children are taken care of & well supported while creating meaningful ways to keep her in our hearts daily. It’s times like these when we feel a little useless however Mel’s network of dearly close friends & I will do all we can for her children & sharing our fondest memories. Every single day - I will miss you Mel. I love you with all my heart. ❤️

Rochelle Gilmore

11,404 просмотров • 2 лет назад

THE REALITY OF 30+ OLD CARGOS Women suddenly understand the dynamic of nature as soon as they clock 30 and that's because unlike their prime, they're no longer the center of attraction. Being filled with options in their prime put them in a position of arrogance but what they fail to understand is that they're just like flowers that blossom at certain seasons and die afterwards. They were approached by good men in their prime but rejected them because they didn't have bad boys vibe but suddenly are looking for a God fearing man who's kind as soon as they clock 30. Another day to remind you that if you see a single woman in her 30s who's desperately looking for a man's commitment, just know she was whoring around in her prime. What these women do is keep the nice guys in the friendzone while giving their best years to the bad boys. And as soon as they hit the wall, since bad boys do have game and will never settle for them, these women try to reach out to that nice guy they once left in the friendzone, hoping he's still the simp the once knew him as. As a man, always remember this one fact; The easiest thing a woman can get in her prime is a man to call her own. If she's still single after her prime, she was definitely the problem. Kings, never be a recycling center for an evening newspaper. Never be a retirement plan of a bed to bed midfielder. SAY NO TO YESTERDAY'S BREAD!

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THE REALITY OF 30+ OLD CARGOS Women suddenly understand the dynamic of nature as soon as they clock 30 and that's because unlike their prime, they're no longer the center of attraction. Being filled with options in their prime put them in a position of arrogance but what they fail to understand is that they're just like flowers that blossom at certain seasons and die afterwards. They were approached by good men in their prime but rejected them because they didn't have bad boys vibe but suddenly are looking for a God fearing man who's kind as soon as they clock 30. Another day to remind you that if you see a single woman in her 30s who's desperately looking for a man's commitment, just know she was whoring around in her prime. What these women do is keep the nice guys in the friendzone while giving their best years to the bad boys. And as soon as they hit the wall, since bad boys do have game and will never settle for them, these women try to reach out to that nice guy they once left in the friendzone, hoping he's still the simp the once knew him as. As a man, always remember this one fact; The easiest thing a woman can get in her prime is a man to call her own. If she's still single after her prime, she was definitely the problem. Kings, never be a recycling center for an evening newspaper. Never be a retirement plan of a bed to bed midfielder. SAY NO TO YESTERDAY'S BREAD!

KING CHIDI

35,353 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

This is the man who just bought Leopold's fund, Ken Griffin and this video captures exactly the mindset that let Citadel scoop up Situational Awareness's wrecked portfolio (Save this). Griffin keeps a $10 plaque behind his desk stating that if everyone is going to eat, someone has to sell, a blunt reminder that every part of running a firm, hiring, raising capital, winning clients, is fundamentally a sales process. He explains that you're always selling, whether to candidates, vendors, counterparties, or customers and if you're always selling, you're going to hear no constantly. He illustrates just how brutal that rejection can get with two stories from a single rough day in 1994, a year when Citadel was down about 4% and Griffin flew to Switzerland for a critical lunch meeting. His lunch date sat down, realized he had the wrong Griffin, mistook him for someone else entirely, and simply got up and left. Later that same day, a Swiss banker spent 45 minutes with him over a cigar in a beautiful office, only to end the meeting by essentially telling him he'd wasted his talent on the wrong career. Two rejections in one day for the founder of what became one of the most successful hedge funds in history and Griffin's takeaway was that you just have to tolerate it, since you have to become accustomed to constantly marketing your ideas and what you stand for. That mentality is exactly why Citadel could move so decisively to buy Situational Awareness's beaten down stock portfolio after Leopold's fund got hammered in the AI rout, since Griffin has spent three decades building a firm around absorbing rejection and market pain as just the cost of doing business, then capitalizing when others panic. Just like Griffin, Milk Road Pro went shopping during the chaos and bought a bunch of beaten down stocks, if you want to see exactly what we bought, you can join us using the link below for just $1.

This is the man who just bought Leopold's fund, Ken Griffin and this video captures exactly the mindset that let Citadel scoop up Situational Awareness's wrecked portfolio (Save this). Griffin keeps a $10 plaque behind his desk stating that if everyone is going to eat, someone has to sell, a blunt reminder that every part of running a firm, hiring, raising capital, winning clients, is fundamentally a sales process. He explains that you're always selling, whether to candidates, vendors, counterparties, or customers and if you're always selling, you're going to hear no constantly. He illustrates just how brutal that rejection can get with two stories from a single rough day in 1994, a year when Citadel was down about 4% and Griffin flew to Switzerland for a critical lunch meeting. His lunch date sat down, realized he had the wrong Griffin, mistook him for someone else entirely, and simply got up and left. Later that same day, a Swiss banker spent 45 minutes with him over a cigar in a beautiful office, only to end the meeting by essentially telling him he'd wasted his talent on the wrong career. Two rejections in one day for the founder of what became one of the most successful hedge funds in history and Griffin's takeaway was that you just have to tolerate it, since you have to become accustomed to constantly marketing your ideas and what you stand for. That mentality is exactly why Citadel could move so decisively to buy Situational Awareness's beaten down stock portfolio after Leopold's fund got hammered in the AI rout, since Griffin has spent three decades building a firm around absorbing rejection and market pain as just the cost of doing business, then capitalizing when others panic. Just like Griffin, Milk Road Pro went shopping during the chaos and bought a bunch of beaten down stocks, if you want to see exactly what we bought, you can join us using the link below for just $1.

Milk Road AI

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🚨 Donate Urgently for Gaza 🚨 Emergency Food Appeal – Today: The Largest Chicken & Rice Distribution in the History of Our Project 🍗🍚 In Gaza, childhood does not disappear suddenly; it is erased slowly and painfully, plate by plate, with every day that passes without food, and with every child moving between tents and rubble searching for a single meal that might ease the pain in their stomach and allow them to sleep. One child waited all day for food—not for variety, not for comfort, not even to feel full—but for one simple plate of rice and a piece of chicken just to keep their small body standing. Night fell, and the pot remained empty. 🍗🍚 Chicken and rice are running out, and families in Gaza are collapsing under the weight of hunger before the eyes of the world. Today, we are preparing to carry out the largest chicken and rice distribution in the history of our project— an emergency distribution targeting displaced families who no longer have any food source and are waiting for just one meal to survive another day. In Gaza, hunger is no longer a temporary hardship or a future risk; it has become a daily, crushing reality that weakens fragile bodies, steals sleep from children, and turns every night into a battle to endure until morning. Small, fragile bodies grow weaker from hunger, stomach pain lasts through the night, and tiny hands reach out—not asking for toys or medicine—but for one thing only: a meal 🍽️ 🤍 Heartfelt thanks to those who chose humanity when silence was easier 🤍 This week, in a rare moment of humanity amid cruel global silence, three people refused to be part of that silence and chose to stand when standing mattered most: 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) They used their voices when silence was the easier choice—and because of them, chicken and rice meals reached families who had nothing. Their support is what has made it possible for us to now prepare the largest distribution in our project’s history. In Gaza, a meal is no longer basic aid; it has become the harsh line between a child sleeping hungry in pain and a child sleeping with food in their stomach, between a mother collapsing from exhaustion and a mother holding on for one more day. 🚨 Time is running out, and every hour without food means another empty plate. 👉 Donate now and help us carry out the largest food distribution in the history of our project inside Gaza. 🍽️ Because food in Gaza is the difference between a child going to sleep hungry and a child staying alive. If food arrives tonight, a child may sleep without pain. If it does not— tomorrow will begin with hunger again.

🚨 Donate Urgently for Gaza 🚨 Emergency Food Appeal – Today: The Largest Chicken & Rice Distribution in the History of Our Project 🍗🍚 In Gaza, childhood does not disappear suddenly; it is erased slowly and painfully, plate by plate, with every day that passes without food, and with every child moving between tents and rubble searching for a single meal that might ease the pain in their stomach and allow them to sleep. One child waited all day for food—not for variety, not for comfort, not even to feel full—but for one simple plate of rice and a piece of chicken just to keep their small body standing. Night fell, and the pot remained empty. 🍗🍚 Chicken and rice are running out, and families in Gaza are collapsing under the weight of hunger before the eyes of the world. Today, we are preparing to carry out the largest chicken and rice distribution in the history of our project— an emergency distribution targeting displaced families who no longer have any food source and are waiting for just one meal to survive another day. In Gaza, hunger is no longer a temporary hardship or a future risk; it has become a daily, crushing reality that weakens fragile bodies, steals sleep from children, and turns every night into a battle to endure until morning. Small, fragile bodies grow weaker from hunger, stomach pain lasts through the night, and tiny hands reach out—not asking for toys or medicine—but for one thing only: a meal 🍽️ 🤍 Heartfelt thanks to those who chose humanity when silence was easier 🤍 This week, in a rare moment of humanity amid cruel global silence, three people refused to be part of that silence and chose to stand when standing mattered most: 🔥 Felix (GoliathFan1952) ✨ William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker) 🤍 Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely) They used their voices when silence was the easier choice—and because of them, chicken and rice meals reached families who had nothing. Their support is what has made it possible for us to now prepare the largest distribution in our project’s history. In Gaza, a meal is no longer basic aid; it has become the harsh line between a child sleeping hungry in pain and a child sleeping with food in their stomach, between a mother collapsing from exhaustion and a mother holding on for one more day. 🚨 Time is running out, and every hour without food means another empty plate. 👉 Donate now and help us carry out the largest food distribution in the history of our project inside Gaza. 🍽️ Because food in Gaza is the difference between a child going to sleep hungry and a child staying alive. If food arrives tonight, a child may sleep without pain. If it does not— tomorrow will begin with hunger again.

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

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