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476,337 views • 11 months ago

#WATCH | Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "It's not the first time we have had people deported. It's just that the media has suddenly woken up to this story because Mr Trump has done it a bit quicker than people expected. But already last year, under the Biden Administration, were over 1100 Indians being deported back. If you are illegally in the US, the US has the right to deport you and if your identity as an Indian is confirmed then India has an obligation to accept you. So, in both cases there really isn't very much debate. However, it wasn't good to hear that they were brought back forcibly in a military plane and handcuffed and so on. That was quite unnecessary. It should have been enough to put them on a commercial aircraft or civilian aeroplane and send them back. If you want to do a mass deportation, do in civilian charters. That would have been the more humane thing to do. They may have broken your laws by coming in to your country but by and large they have no bad intentions, they are not criminals, they are not convicted of anything else. They are there to make a better life for themselves which they have done by violating your laws sp you can send them out. But handcuffing and putting them in a military aircraft and sending them in this way, I think India should say that this is not entirely advisable..."
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ANI

58,038 views • 1 year ago

Replying to @luana-dre. After your Brazilian wax if you’re gonna shower, make sure the water is warm and not hot! If it makes the room steamy, it’s too hot! You should be getting recommendations from your waxer or Esthetician after your service as to what you should be using. They also should moisturize you afterwards, that way you don’t have to. I recommend a lightweight moisturizer that is a cream or lotion. However, some clients do require heavier, moisturizer, and jojoba or grapeseed are going to be better than almond oil! Make sure you’re finding a waxer that you feel comfortable, asking these questions to, not because I don’t want to answer them, but because you’re seeing them face-to-face, they know your skin better than I do! #Esthetician #Waxer #HoustonEsthetician #HoustonWaxer #SkinCare #BrazilianWax
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Replying to @luana-dre. After your Brazilian wax if you’re gonna shower, make sure the water is warm and not hot! If it makes the room steamy, it’s too hot! You should be getting recommendations from your waxer or Esthetician after your service as to what you should be using. They also should moisturize you afterwards, that way you don’t have to. I recommend a lightweight moisturizer that is a cream or lotion. However, some clients do require heavier, moisturizer, and jojoba or grapeseed are going to be better than almond oil! Make sure you’re finding a waxer that you feel comfortable, asking these questions to, not because I don’t want to answer them, but because you’re seeing them face-to-face, they know your skin better than I do! #Esthetician #Waxer #HoustonEsthetician #HoustonWaxer #SkinCare #BrazilianWax

Aunt B | Esthe + Educator

62,900 views • 1 year ago

In September 2025, an NBM cultist gifted a car to a fellow NBM cultist to assist him in life. This is the kind of score that should be counted, not BKB. These are the kinds of workings that should be seen, not “10:47 is working.” What is your own squad giving you? Are they giving you we@pons that may eventually cost you your freedom, your future, or your life? Or are they giving you real support that can positively transform your situation and help you become a better person? These are the questions every cultist should ask themselves. Brotherhood should mean love, support, protection, and assistance in times of need. It should not mean sending people into conflicts that may come back to hurt others. Rich and influential members must start helping the poor, frustrated, and violent ones, because a hungry man is an angry man, and an angry man may start a cult clash that may k**l the good members. Reject Violence.
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In September 2025, an NBM cultist gifted a car to a fellow NBM cultist to assist him in life. This is the kind of score that should be counted, not BKB. These are the kinds of workings that should be seen, not “10:47 is working.” What is your own squad giving you? Are they giving you we@pons that may eventually cost you your freedom, your future, or your life? Or are they giving you real support that can positively transform your situation and help you become a better person? These are the questions every cultist should ask themselves. Brotherhood should mean love, support, protection, and assistance in times of need. It should not mean sending people into conflicts that may come back to hurt others. Rich and influential members must start helping the poor, frustrated, and violent ones, because a hungry man is an angry man, and an angry man may start a cult clash that may k**l the good members. Reject Violence.

Naija Confra

34,014 views • 4 months ago

You bring a new baby home. Now what? Sleeping, feeding, crying…what to do? The rest of life doesn’t stop. Rent is due. Groceries in California cost more than ever. One parent may be trying to get back to work before the family is truly ready. The baby is not sleeping. You’re constantly worried about feeding, doctor visits, and whether you’re doing any of it right. In the old days your parents or grandparents might have been on hand to help. If you have money, you can buy help. You can hire a night nurse, a lactation consultant, a meal service, or someone to answer every little question. But if you don’t have access to those resources, you’re too often on your own. The richest state in the richest country on earth, at this most vital moment in family life, gives you a website, a phone tree, and a stack of forms. Working parents in California deserve better—a truly personalized, human service. That's my Home Help Guarantee:
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You bring a new baby home. Now what? Sleeping, feeding, crying…what to do? The rest of life doesn’t stop. Rent is due. Groceries in California cost more than ever. One parent may be trying to get back to work before the family is truly ready. The baby is not sleeping. You’re constantly worried about feeding, doctor visits, and whether you’re doing any of it right. In the old days your parents or grandparents might have been on hand to help. If you have money, you can buy help. You can hire a night nurse, a lactation consultant, a meal service, or someone to answer every little question. But if you don’t have access to those resources, you’re too often on your own. The richest state in the richest country on earth, at this most vital moment in family life, gives you a website, a phone tree, and a stack of forms. Working parents in California deserve better—a truly personalized, human service. That's my Home Help Guarantee:

Steve Hilton

14,486 views • 2 months ago