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Another weekend, and the #SundayWanderer in me makes another discovery. Once again, I’m reminded of my ignorance about the breathtaking landscapes that lie just a short journey from where I live… Kokankada, in the Harishchandragad Fort region of Ahmednagar district, is about 170 km from Mumbai and 160 km...

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This video shows some photos from the year 1800, taken in Australia. As with all photos from the year 1800, the perspective is that of a primitive people on muddy roads with carriages and horses. For such a technologically underdeveloped civilization, it would have been impossible to create the wonderful architectural works depicted in the photos. This civilization of the year 800 was Neo-Humanity, which emerged from the last Great Reset. Therefore, these architectural works are relics of previously existing civilizations, unknown to us and hidden by the official, false history. (The Spaniard who sent me this definitely means 1800 and not 800.😉)
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This video shows some photos from the year 1800, taken in Australia. As with all photos from the year 1800, the perspective is that of a primitive people on muddy roads with carriages and horses. For such a technologically underdeveloped civilization, it would have been impossible to create the wonderful architectural works depicted in the photos. This civilization of the year 800 was Neo-Humanity, which emerged from the last Great Reset. Therefore, these architectural works are relics of previously existing civilizations, unknown to us and hidden by the official, false history. (The Spaniard who sent me this definitely means 1800 and not 800.😉)

Andy

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Can you believe people sleep under such structures? As a journalist, I don’t stay in the same place and I’m constantly on the move. Yesterday, I decided to go spend some time with my family in Jabalia where we had tuna and mayonnaise for dinner. I went to the bathroom and saw the ceiling covered in mosquitoes and the smell of sewage was overwhelming. The living room has a massive column broken in from the neighboring building. Somehow my family is adapting to all of this. Sharing a small bowl of tuna, surrounded by a horrible smell, walls covered in mosquitoes and somehow they still manage to crack jokes and bring me joy. But still, my feeling of helplessness broke me. I couldn’t bring more than some tuna, I can’t fix a sewage system that was completely obliterated, I can’t protect them from the mosquitoes, I can’t rebuild the home. Every night, when it’s my thoughts and the buzzing of drones, I wonder if the house will collapse on my family. On my parents, my sisters, my brothers, our cat and its four kittens. I wonder if the house will get bombed while they’re all inside. I don’t want them to die without me. If they will die, I hope it’s on one of the days that I’m visiting them. Support my work as a journalist here:
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Can you believe people sleep under such structures? As a journalist, I don’t stay in the same place and I’m constantly on the move. Yesterday, I decided to go spend some time with my family in Jabalia where we had tuna and mayonnaise for dinner. I went to the bathroom and saw the ceiling covered in mosquitoes and the smell of sewage was overwhelming. The living room has a massive column broken in from the neighboring building. Somehow my family is adapting to all of this. Sharing a small bowl of tuna, surrounded by a horrible smell, walls covered in mosquitoes and somehow they still manage to crack jokes and bring me joy. But still, my feeling of helplessness broke me. I couldn’t bring more than some tuna, I can’t fix a sewage system that was completely obliterated, I can’t protect them from the mosquitoes, I can’t rebuild the home. Every night, when it’s my thoughts and the buzzing of drones, I wonder if the house will collapse on my family. On my parents, my sisters, my brothers, our cat and its four kittens. I wonder if the house will get bombed while they’re all inside. I don’t want them to die without me. If they will die, I hope it’s on one of the days that I’m visiting them. Support my work as a journalist here:

Osama Abu Rabee أسامة أبوربيع

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