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Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴

14,212 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🍔🇿🇦 McMayhem at the McDonald’s! Only in Mzansi 😂 Listen… ONLY in South Africa can you go for a R30 Big Mac special and end up getting a front-row seat to a live rugby match AND WWE in the same parking lot. Sooooo... 3 white okes vs 3 black okes, surrounded by a crowd of hyped-up spectators who had ZERO intention of helping — just vibing like it’s a township boxing tournament. Next thing, one massive white guy channels his inner Springbok and RUGBY TACKLES an aggressive black guy so hard, even the ancestors felt it. The crowd immediately shouted “JEEEEEESUS!” like they just witnessed a miracle at McChurch. SAPS arrived… But shame, the members looked like they were reconsidering their career choices. You could SEE it in their eyes: “I didn’t sign up for this, I signed up to write traffic fines.” They tried separating the okes with that gentle SA police technique: 👉 “Stop it, guys… guys… yoh… okay please… okay STOP.” While slowly backing away for safety. The black guys were getting heated, the white guys weren’t backing down, and boom — McMayhem continued. Meanwhile, people in the drive-thru kept ordering like: > “Hi, can I please get one Big Mac meal for R30… And also what’s happening outside? Are they filming Uzalo: Fast & Furious Edition?” Inside, the McDonald’s staff didn’t even flinch. Serving fries like: ➡️ “Chaos outside? Yoh. Anyway, next order!” Only in SA can six grown men fight outside a McDonald’s… And the REAL headline is still: 👉 BIG MAC MEAL — R30! Even the fight couldn’t beat that special Satire commentary, we don't really know what happen

🍔🇿🇦 McMayhem at the McDonald’s! Only in Mzansi 😂 Listen… ONLY in South Africa can you go for a R30 Big Mac special and end up getting a front-row seat to a live rugby match AND WWE in the same parking lot. Sooooo... 3 white okes vs 3 black okes, surrounded by a crowd of hyped-up spectators who had ZERO intention of helping — just vibing like it’s a township boxing tournament. Next thing, one massive white guy channels his inner Springbok and RUGBY TACKLES an aggressive black guy so hard, even the ancestors felt it. The crowd immediately shouted “JEEEEEESUS!” like they just witnessed a miracle at McChurch. SAPS arrived… But shame, the members looked like they were reconsidering their career choices. You could SEE it in their eyes: “I didn’t sign up for this, I signed up to write traffic fines.” They tried separating the okes with that gentle SA police technique: 👉 “Stop it, guys… guys… yoh… okay please… okay STOP.” While slowly backing away for safety. The black guys were getting heated, the white guys weren’t backing down, and boom — McMayhem continued. Meanwhile, people in the drive-thru kept ordering like: > “Hi, can I please get one Big Mac meal for R30… And also what’s happening outside? Are they filming Uzalo: Fast & Furious Edition?” Inside, the McDonald’s staff didn’t even flinch. Serving fries like: ➡️ “Chaos outside? Yoh. Anyway, next order!” Only in SA can six grown men fight outside a McDonald’s… And the REAL headline is still: 👉 BIG MAC MEAL — R30! Even the fight couldn’t beat that special Satire commentary, we don't really know what happen

Vehicle Trackers

206,277 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Tectone addresses Mujin “I like Mujin..he’s just wrong..he makes some big claims..what was said by Mujin was on Jan 29 at 2am..he made a post saying he read all the documentation..it wasn’t available until Jan 29 at 8pm..u couldn’t have read all the documentation bc it wasn’t out until 18 hrs after u typed that” “So this guy says it’s infamously difficult to get a protective order in Texas..let me ask..what % of protective orders do u think are granted in Texas..77% of them are approved..I’m not mad..we never talked..I had him on a podcast 3 times”

Tectone addresses Mujin “I like Mujin..he’s just wrong..he makes some big claims..what was said by Mujin was on Jan 29 at 2am..he made a post saying he read all the documentation..it wasn’t available until Jan 29 at 8pm..u couldn’t have read all the documentation bc it wasn’t out until 18 hrs after u typed that” “So this guy says it’s infamously difficult to get a protective order in Texas..let me ask..what % of protective orders do u think are granted in Texas..77% of them are approved..I’m not mad..we never talked..I had him on a podcast 3 times”

yeet

158,878 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨BOMBSHELL: Joe Kent's old army buddy reveals the true story. On tonight's episode of the Political Theater, Alladin, who served in Iraq with Joe Kent back in 2012 and have been close ever since, revealed that he had a phone call with Joe Kent and revealed that Kent said he did not have access to the information he claimed he had, that he was coerced into pulling this stunt, and that the interview with Tucker Carlson was scheduled A WEEK in advance. "Title 10 is internal collection authority, title title 50 is external and NCTC they don't have any of that. So the NCTC agents is basically they get fed information from FBI, other intelligence agencies and they try to make sense of the intel intelligence that they receive. And that's what was his frustration because he was asking questions and he was not getting it and that's where the confusion happened." Q: "So this means that his role actually had no access to intelligence unless it was given to him and then he was asking for specific intelligence and they were not getting giving it to him whether it existed or not, he has no ability to even know that in the first place?" A: "Correct." Q: "Who pushed him into this because I'm sure you asked him?" A: "He did not want to divulge that. I think I know where it was. I can tell you one thing. Uh the interview with Tucker Carlson, it was not scheduled like an hour after uh his resignation letter. It was actually scheduled the week prior." "He has his own frustration with everything and uh I don't think uh the Tucker Carlson because I had uh about I'm not going to lie to you guys I had about 12 minutes uh a phone call with him and and I think he has some regrets to the Tucker Carlson interview because Tucker Carlson like he veered him into like the whole Charlie Kirk and other stuff that he was not expecting anyway and he was like just basically that as the interview was going. So yeah, this to me tells me that Joe Kent made a mistake and whoever it is that veered him into this direction uh would also made a mistake. So, not wise, but you know, oh well." "By the by the way, I operated with that guy actually I was in combat with him. That's how well, I know Joe Kent. I was in combat with him in 2012." "I have no idea who put him into this and I'm still upset about it. And uh uh and thank God, he had a a 12 minute to spare me a f*cking conversation with with him. But I think we can course correct with that." I knew right from the start that this was shady. Now it seems I have been vindicated, Dan Bongino has been vindicated, Trump has been vindicated. This was a coordinated attack, most likely by Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes, on the administration.

🚨BOMBSHELL: Joe Kent's old army buddy reveals the true story. On tonight's episode of the Political Theater, Alladin, who served in Iraq with Joe Kent back in 2012 and have been close ever since, revealed that he had a phone call with Joe Kent and revealed that Kent said he did not have access to the information he claimed he had, that he was coerced into pulling this stunt, and that the interview with Tucker Carlson was scheduled A WEEK in advance. "Title 10 is internal collection authority, title title 50 is external and NCTC they don't have any of that. So the NCTC agents is basically they get fed information from FBI, other intelligence agencies and they try to make sense of the intel intelligence that they receive. And that's what was his frustration because he was asking questions and he was not getting it and that's where the confusion happened." Q: "So this means that his role actually had no access to intelligence unless it was given to him and then he was asking for specific intelligence and they were not getting giving it to him whether it existed or not, he has no ability to even know that in the first place?" A: "Correct." Q: "Who pushed him into this because I'm sure you asked him?" A: "He did not want to divulge that. I think I know where it was. I can tell you one thing. Uh the interview with Tucker Carlson, it was not scheduled like an hour after uh his resignation letter. It was actually scheduled the week prior." "He has his own frustration with everything and uh I don't think uh the Tucker Carlson because I had uh about I'm not going to lie to you guys I had about 12 minutes uh a phone call with him and and I think he has some regrets to the Tucker Carlson interview because Tucker Carlson like he veered him into like the whole Charlie Kirk and other stuff that he was not expecting anyway and he was like just basically that as the interview was going. So yeah, this to me tells me that Joe Kent made a mistake and whoever it is that veered him into this direction uh would also made a mistake. So, not wise, but you know, oh well." "By the by the way, I operated with that guy actually I was in combat with him. That's how well, I know Joe Kent. I was in combat with him in 2012." "I have no idea who put him into this and I'm still upset about it. And uh uh and thank God, he had a a 12 minute to spare me a f*cking conversation with with him. But I think we can course correct with that." I knew right from the start that this was shady. Now it seems I have been vindicated, Dan Bongino has been vindicated, Trump has been vindicated. This was a coordinated attack, most likely by Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes, on the administration.

Jacktron

34,932 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

NEW: Joe Rogan says he has grown to like Trump, says Trump made him realize that sometimes it takes someone "completely crazy" to expose the system. "You're getting what you get, that's who the guy is... I've grown to like him." "As time went on I was like, 'Oh you need a guy that is completely crazy to expose how corrupt the whole system is..." "How they all collude together... they're all choosing this very specific narrative and they're running with it and they're trying to destroy people with it." "I saw them do it with me during the covid thing..." Trump has successfully "exposed the system" over the past 8 years which is exactly why we saw many more big endorsements for him this time around. Many of his "crazy" claims which began in 2015/2016 ended up becoming true, proving to people that maybe Trump was right the whole time. Here are some examples: Joe Rogan: Saw how the system (media) ganged up on him over covid. Elon Musk: Saw how the system colluded with Big Tech (specifically Twitter) to silence conservatives. RFK: Saw how the left became the party of war, censorship and election rigging. These are all points that Trump had been making since 2015/2016. People realized he was right.

NEW: Joe Rogan says he has grown to like Trump, says Trump made him realize that sometimes it takes someone "completely crazy" to expose the system. "You're getting what you get, that's who the guy is... I've grown to like him." "As time went on I was like, 'Oh you need a guy that is completely crazy to expose how corrupt the whole system is..." "How they all collude together... they're all choosing this very specific narrative and they're running with it and they're trying to destroy people with it." "I saw them do it with me during the covid thing..." Trump has successfully "exposed the system" over the past 8 years which is exactly why we saw many more big endorsements for him this time around. Many of his "crazy" claims which began in 2015/2016 ended up becoming true, proving to people that maybe Trump was right the whole time. Here are some examples: Joe Rogan: Saw how the system (media) ganged up on him over covid. Elon Musk: Saw how the system colluded with Big Tech (specifically Twitter) to silence conservatives. RFK: Saw how the left became the party of war, censorship and election rigging. These are all points that Trump had been making since 2015/2016. People realized he was right.

Collin Rugg

3,315,570 просмотров • 1 год назад

A year ago at Talladega I asked Kyle Busch about his upcoming 40th birthday and how he felt about it. Honestly, watching this back made me laugh a lot. "I mean, is it cool to have reached that point-" "No.😀... It's a 'damn.' I remember turning 30 and thinking that was gonna be it, y'know? I mean, it's fine, it is what it is, no big deal. But certainly Samantha has made the best of that for me where we celebrated my birthday on (a recent) trip as well too, just being a little bit early. "But had some fun, so that was good. Don't feel much older than I did five, six years ago, so that's a good part of it. And in pretty decent shape, so thankful for all that." Some of the longer tenured members of the beat then made mention of how hard it was on them to see Kyle turn 40 given they covered him when he was a teenager, and it got mentioned when Kyle was prohibited from racing Trucks at Fontana when he was 16. "Shut that place down, didn't I?" At that point I pointed out how that occurred because of tobacco advertising laws only for Kyle to be sponsored by nicotine pouches all those years later. "The world comes full circle, doesn't it?" he said with a nod. I really like the clips I got from this particular media session because Kyle was really on a heater in terms of being sharp and giving clever answers. He could be so charming and funny in the right time and place. I'm glad I got to experience that for myself.

A year ago at Talladega I asked Kyle Busch about his upcoming 40th birthday and how he felt about it. Honestly, watching this back made me laugh a lot. "I mean, is it cool to have reached that point-" "No.😀... It's a 'damn.' I remember turning 30 and thinking that was gonna be it, y'know? I mean, it's fine, it is what it is, no big deal. But certainly Samantha has made the best of that for me where we celebrated my birthday on (a recent) trip as well too, just being a little bit early. "But had some fun, so that was good. Don't feel much older than I did five, six years ago, so that's a good part of it. And in pretty decent shape, so thankful for all that." Some of the longer tenured members of the beat then made mention of how hard it was on them to see Kyle turn 40 given they covered him when he was a teenager, and it got mentioned when Kyle was prohibited from racing Trucks at Fontana when he was 16. "Shut that place down, didn't I?" At that point I pointed out how that occurred because of tobacco advertising laws only for Kyle to be sponsored by nicotine pouches all those years later. "The world comes full circle, doesn't it?" he said with a nod. I really like the clips I got from this particular media session because Kyle was really on a heater in terms of being sharp and giving clever answers. He could be so charming and funny in the right time and place. I'm glad I got to experience that for myself.

Steven Taranto

81,145 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Asmongold shows appreciation for Hasan being a major representative of the left and questions if he's being paid by Republicans to make the left look bad Also announces intention to reclaim the word "chud" "Boys we are we chudding out..this is the age of the chud..we're gonna take this word back like the n word..this is now our word..we are chuds together" "This is why ur losing..gonna keep losing..keep doing this..I really hope u keep doing this..I think Hasan might be getting paid by the Republicans..by big defense, big pharma, big companies..they have to be paying him to say this" "There is no better way to poison pill ppl for the politics than to create these like childish ridiculous comparisons..any normal person that sees this is like wtf..and the elections are showing this" "We are so lucky that Hasan is becoming a more prevalent voice of the left bc he says so many things that are ret*rded and easily disprovable that it just basically sets them up to lose every single time" "These foreigner immigrant ppl that come into America and want to vote based off of foreign issues, they are an invasive species..I am so glad the Democrats are realizing that and then freezing them out of the process..they don't care about America, America's interests, Americans, the constitution..they care about how can I weaponize this country's resources to benefit their tribe" "U think that he'd be in first place if he said a bunch of bad stuff about Israel? Omg these ppl are in such a bubble this is embarrassing"

Asmongold shows appreciation for Hasan being a major representative of the left and questions if he's being paid by Republicans to make the left look bad Also announces intention to reclaim the word "chud" "Boys we are we chudding out..this is the age of the chud..we're gonna take this word back like the n word..this is now our word..we are chuds together" "This is why ur losing..gonna keep losing..keep doing this..I really hope u keep doing this..I think Hasan might be getting paid by the Republicans..by big defense, big pharma, big companies..they have to be paying him to say this" "There is no better way to poison pill ppl for the politics than to create these like childish ridiculous comparisons..any normal person that sees this is like wtf..and the elections are showing this" "We are so lucky that Hasan is becoming a more prevalent voice of the left bc he says so many things that are ret*rded and easily disprovable that it just basically sets them up to lose every single time" "These foreigner immigrant ppl that come into America and want to vote based off of foreign issues, they are an invasive species..I am so glad the Democrats are realizing that and then freezing them out of the process..they don't care about America, America's interests, Americans, the constitution..they care about how can I weaponize this country's resources to benefit their tribe" "U think that he'd be in first place if he said a bunch of bad stuff about Israel? Omg these ppl are in such a bubble this is embarrassing"

yeet

69,524 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Jason Segel shocks a Hollywood roundtable by revealing the brutal insult that landed him his first dramatic movie role, only for a completely random street sighting years later to completely revive his career. Lacey Rose: “What was the thing that turned it around?” Jason Segel: “After How I Met Your Mother came to an end, which was like a decade of being on one show and doing a bunch of romantic comedies, I decided I wanted to see if I was good at dramas. I dove in hard and I thought, 'Look out world, here comes me doing drama.' And it turns out nobody gives a shit. If you want to do a career pivot, no one cares but you, you have to care the most. But I did a movie called The End of the Tour that slowly...” Seth Rogen: “No, that was great. That was amazing, really good.” Jason Segel: “Thank you. Well, that made me feel like, 'Oh, you got a shot at this.' Nobody saw it, but I felt like, 'Oh, you can do it.' That was important for me because I didn't want to be the guy who sat his whole life wondering if he could do something.” Lacey Rose: “I believe you asked the director why it was sent to you. And he said, 'Because David Foster Wallace was very funny, and he was also very unhappy. And every time you do comedy, I can see in your eyes how unhappy you are.' So far this is tracking, yes?” Jason Segel: “Yeah, except that his quote was worse than that. He said, 'Every time you do comedy, I can tell you want to kill yourself.'” (Laughter) Lacey Rose: “Oh, that is worse! But cut to a few years later, and a producer of what became Shrinking sees you out walking, I believe in Ojai, and he texts... no, it's the exact opposite!” Jason Segel: “So, I moved to a little town where I'm very happy, and I kind of prance around town like I'm Big Bird. Ted knows this town. I walk around, I wave at everybody, I'm kind of a town mascot. Apparently a guy saw me from across the street and he texted Bill Lawrence, our creator, 'Hey, Jason Segel seems like a happy guy. Let's work with him.'” Lacey Rose: “But is that not wild? That you go from one thing because you appear unhappy, and now you get this... ironically, you then make a show that is sort of deeply sad.”

Jason Segel shocks a Hollywood roundtable by revealing the brutal insult that landed him his first dramatic movie role, only for a completely random street sighting years later to completely revive his career. Lacey Rose: “What was the thing that turned it around?” Jason Segel: “After How I Met Your Mother came to an end, which was like a decade of being on one show and doing a bunch of romantic comedies, I decided I wanted to see if I was good at dramas. I dove in hard and I thought, 'Look out world, here comes me doing drama.' And it turns out nobody gives a shit. If you want to do a career pivot, no one cares but you, you have to care the most. But I did a movie called The End of the Tour that slowly...” Seth Rogen: “No, that was great. That was amazing, really good.” Jason Segel: “Thank you. Well, that made me feel like, 'Oh, you got a shot at this.' Nobody saw it, but I felt like, 'Oh, you can do it.' That was important for me because I didn't want to be the guy who sat his whole life wondering if he could do something.” Lacey Rose: “I believe you asked the director why it was sent to you. And he said, 'Because David Foster Wallace was very funny, and he was also very unhappy. And every time you do comedy, I can see in your eyes how unhappy you are.' So far this is tracking, yes?” Jason Segel: “Yeah, except that his quote was worse than that. He said, 'Every time you do comedy, I can tell you want to kill yourself.'” (Laughter) Lacey Rose: “Oh, that is worse! But cut to a few years later, and a producer of what became Shrinking sees you out walking, I believe in Ojai, and he texts... no, it's the exact opposite!” Jason Segel: “So, I moved to a little town where I'm very happy, and I kind of prance around town like I'm Big Bird. Ted knows this town. I walk around, I wave at everybody, I'm kind of a town mascot. Apparently a guy saw me from across the street and he texted Bill Lawrence, our creator, 'Hey, Jason Segel seems like a happy guy. Let's work with him.'” Lacey Rose: “But is that not wild? That you go from one thing because you appear unhappy, and now you get this... ironically, you then make a show that is sort of deeply sad.”

Mide

276,657 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

The tragic story of Frankie Lymon, a 13-year-old kid who was used and abused by evil record producers, George Goldner and Morris Levy (two vile anti-Christians), in the 1950’s. Frankie never made it to his 26th birthday… They set up this disgraceful propaganda stunt on live TV in 1956! Those young girls were given gum and told by adults not to react well. The cameras were already trained on them. The goal? Make it look like white people were especially bad. In reality, there is absolutely nothing wrong with white culture and the celebration of it. We need more of that! Who was really the bad guy? You guessed it. The record producers. They got that poor kid hooked on all sorts of drugs in an attempt to more easily control him… and he passed from an overdose at only 25. Don’t worry, though, George Goldner and Morris Levy (and a number of other vile anti-Christians) got super rich selling HIS music after HIS passing! It is almost like they really wanted him to pass so they could cash in so big on the publicity… Do you enjoy getting the real stories from history that they try to hide from us? Share this post with someone and also follow me!

The tragic story of Frankie Lymon, a 13-year-old kid who was used and abused by evil record producers, George Goldner and Morris Levy (two vile anti-Christians), in the 1950’s. Frankie never made it to his 26th birthday… They set up this disgraceful propaganda stunt on live TV in 1956! Those young girls were given gum and told by adults not to react well. The cameras were already trained on them. The goal? Make it look like white people were especially bad. In reality, there is absolutely nothing wrong with white culture and the celebration of it. We need more of that! Who was really the bad guy? You guessed it. The record producers. They got that poor kid hooked on all sorts of drugs in an attempt to more easily control him… and he passed from an overdose at only 25. Don’t worry, though, George Goldner and Morris Levy (and a number of other vile anti-Christians) got super rich selling HIS music after HIS passing! It is almost like they really wanted him to pass so they could cash in so big on the publicity… Do you enjoy getting the real stories from history that they try to hide from us? Share this post with someone and also follow me!

Matt Wallace

459,827 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад