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Watched "Melania" last night. Have to admit, I didn't realize this was a film to the lead up to the inauguration of 2025, but enjoyed watching it all over again. Felt as though it was a hat tip to "The Stage is Set." My thoughts: Not only does Melania exude beauty outwardly, but also has has a beautiful heart. She exemplifies grace, warmth, strength, power, genuineness and style. She was never given the chance before to showcase who she really is/was. Her theme so to speak was/is all about love of the family which she points out many times. Speaking of coming to America made me think of my grandparents who left their home country for America. There were many comms posted when it first came out but I just wanted to watch & take in everything she had to say. The songs chosen were also spot on. A mix of pop, classical & some oldies redone. Enjoyed listening & watching her letting her hair down in the back of the car singing to MJ's Billile Jean & dancing to YMCA. 😍 But at the end while doing her photo shoot for her official First Lady photo, the song "Sunny" was played, which was fitting so this time. Also loved her say at the end that she is going forward with "purpose & of course style." I was thinking of her in those 4" heels for 20+ hours! I know my feet would have been dead! This is the type of woman young girls should be looking up to. If you haven't seen it yet, highly encourage to watch and listen to her words of peace, love & family. 💙 This one's for you Melania 🥰

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🟥 JIHADIS UNITE TO CONQUER THE CITY 🟥 Democrats are not “coexisting” with Jihadis — they are standing shoulder-to-shoulder with men who openly preach the end of Christian America. New York socialist Muslim Zohran Mamdani just called Siraj Wahhaj — an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 WTC bombing plot — “one of the nation’s foremost Islamic leaders” after meeting him for Jummah at Masjid At-Taqwa in Brooklyn. He didn’t say this privately. He PROUDLY broadcast it on social media — because conquest no longer needs to hide and jihadis are openly endorsing one another. 🚨 PAY ATTENTION CHRISTIANS — THEY ARE SAYING THE QUIET PART OUT LOUD Not too long ago, at the Muslim American Society convention — founded by the Muslim Brotherhood to advance Islam as a “total way of life” — Siraj Wahhaj took the stage and essentially celebrated the collapse of Christianity in the West. Wahhaj BRAGGED: “1.5 million Muslims in New York City… 300 mosques… 10,000 Muslim businesses.” Then he foretold the fate of the Church: “100,000 churches in America will close.” He mocked Christianity across Europe: He pointed at buildings in Scotland — and locals told him again and again: “That’s not a church.” The structure still stands — the faith inside is dead. This is not observation. This is the blueprint. Wahhaj wasn’t grieving the fall of Christianity — he was celebrating and documenting progress. His résumé: Unindicted 1993 WTC bombing co-conspirator Mentor to elected officials like Mamdani Preaches the “takeover” openly Son is serving life for running a jihad training camp in America This is the man Mamdani and NYC officials publicly honor. This is not coexistence. This is conquest, mid-operation. Christianity retreats. Churches close. Faith collapses. Mosques multiply. Not by accident — by design. And now the architects of that design are no longer whispering. They are announcing victory — while elected officials applaud.

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I've seen a lot of comments about this so I'll address it here. I will talk about it more in detail in tomorrows YT video. Context: Deciding 3rd game of a #NHL24WC qualifier playoff series. I enter the zone with 4 minutes to go in game which is a bit over minute in real time. I know Lauri Enström is playing protect net collapsing like he has the whole series. Like I always do in tournament games with this little time on the clock I start circling and killing time, seeing if Sopuli overcommits or something opens up, like I always do at the end of tournament games when I'm leading. Around a minute left in game I get full pressure on and at this stage I know the game is basically over cause Sopuli can't change his players to be more aggressive mid cycle and your players are dead during full pressure (and it lasts 30 seconds in real time). What makes this clip stand out is the 5-1 in front of his net with 30 or so seconds remaining 😅 But again why would I need to try to score here explaining everything I just did? I would just give Sopuli a free change to tie the game. With full pressure added I personally play with aggressive own zone strategies just to avoid stuff like this in 24, of course you can still try to rag the pressure on with how the AI is but it's way harder at least. I'm not saying it's nice or fun or whatever, and I totally get if people don't like it, but I would do the same thing every single time in an important tournament game.

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The date was January 1, 1989. In Jhandapur, a small village on the outskirts of Delhi, the winter chill was in the air as the capital celebrated the arrival of the New Year. Just 15 kilometers from the heart of Delhi, Jhandapur felt like a world apart. ​Responding to a call from the local workers, the theatre group Jan Natya Manch, led by Safdar Hashmi, had arrived to perform a street play. During the performance, Safdar was brutally attacked by government backed goons. He was struck 23 times on the head. He was only 34 years old. ​The assault took place on New Year's Day. On January 2, he was declared dead at the hospital. But the incident did not end there. A few days later, as the capital was hosting the International Film Festival at the Siri Fort Auditorium, Shabana Azmi was on stage. From a platform organised by the very same government, she chose to register her protest against the dastardly crime committed by goons of the ruling party. Asked which directors, in her view, had brought out the best in her, Shabana calmly took the microphone and said, "My views on my directors and the new wave can be reserved for another day. What is far more important right now is that we have been distributing some leaflets in the audience. I fear they may not have reached everyone. So I choose this occasion to read out our protest. Please bear with me." And then she took out a piece of paper and read it out publicly, openly critiquing the m€rder of Hashmi. Could something like this happen today? Is there even a single artist now with the spine to speak truth to power from such a platform against the very regime that hosts it? I doubt it. What was once possible and could be seen 35 years ago has come to a halt in this era of crude nationalism, where no one is willing to take a chance against the ruler.

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