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Half human, half vampire, you know his name — Blade. Almost a century ago, Eric Brooks was born of two worlds: the light of his mother's embrace and the dark of the vampire that attacked her. After embracing his existence as a dhampir, he became the Daywalker, the ultimate...

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Фото профиля Endymion
Endymion1 год назад

Did I just hear Blade say “Bury the light?”

Фото профиля ᴅᴏxx ⚡️
ᴅᴏxx ⚡️1 год назад

AFTER 6 MONTHS FINALLY

Фото профиля Melee Games
Melee Games1 год назад

Bury the light?

Фото профиля Vodible
Vodible1 год назад

Can we get a full track of the theme thank you very much

Фото профиля bгandon 礻
bгandon 礻1 год назад

His counter ability has a 3 second cooldown

Фото профиля Disparu
Disparu1 год назад

Marvel: We didn't want to just put blade in leather and have him kill people. Marvel Rivals: Hold my beer.

Фото профиля connor
connor1 год назад

the fans are anticipating a Blade II (2002) skin, feautring Wesley Snipes’ likeness

Фото профиля ArbiterSkyward
ArbiterSkyward1 год назад

LIFE STEAL ANTI-HEAL HAS A BLOCK CLOACK AND DAGGER TEAM UP (which heals you) MID TO CLOSE RANGE???? THAT NIGGA AIN’T NO DPS THATS A FUCKING TANK

Фото профиля Ultima
Ultima1 год назад

BURY THE LIGHT?!

Фото профиля buried
buried1 год назад

That's my Blade we better get a Wesley Snipes skin

Фото профиля Discussing RDC
Discussing RDC1 год назад

finally.

Фото профиля DETONATE🧨
DETONATE🧨1 год назад

BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHINNNNNN

Фото профиля bгandon 礻
bгandon 礻1 год назад

I came like 5 times

Фото профиля kayjii
kayjii1 год назад

@necros_ow new main, time to rebrand, wtf is a spiderman

Фото профиля JMar
JMar1 год назад

I can't wait to use him

Фото профиля The Night Warrior
The Night Warrior1 год назад

Blade's ult looks so nasty

Фото профиля bawonki
bawonki1 год назад

FINALLYYYYY

Фото профиля Noko
Noko1 год назад

I'm speechless on how y'all continue to cook with these Heroes and Skill designs

Фото профиля Bebop 🇩🇴🇵🇷🪎
Bebop 🇩🇴🇵🇷🪎1 год назад

YOO HE’S FIRE now nerf BP’s movement 10 fold, reduce his damage by 96%, no more CD refreshes too

Фото профиля American Nationalist
American Nationalist1 год назад

O boy another DPS.... Solo tanking continues

Фото профиля HyperionPrime
HyperionPrime1 год назад

Judgment's coming, a thousand cuts, bury the light.

Фото профиля The Rat Prince
The Rat Prince1 год назад

Bury the what now?

Фото профиля Prince Starboy
Prince Starboy1 год назад

I swear as much as I’m happy about his release, please we don’t need anymore dps characters

Фото профиля Karkat
Karkat1 год назад

Black Panther who…

Фото профиля Scott Mangle
Scott Mangle1 год назад

Great! I hope he's as fun to play as he looks. Could you add more vanguards and support though? The game is feeling real duelist heavy. Also, could Rocket be given some sort of boost or rework? His damage is so low that he feels pathetic next to a Jeff who heals and damages simultaneously!

Фото профиля AuraBlue
AuraBlue1 год назад

Once i heard “Judgement’s coming”

Фото профиля Jon Blaze
Jon Blaze1 год назад

FIX YOUR GAME!

Фото профиля ✨ MissClick ✨
✨ MissClick ✨1 год назад

I just got flashbacks 🔥🔥

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Benny Johnson

106,911 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Remember the Palestinian who was used as a HUMAN SHIELD by israel? His name is Mujahed Abadi and he provided his testimony regarding what happened, the video you all saw is nothing compared to what he actually went through. His testimony reported by Journalist Nida’ to AlJazeera: “He was shot and left to bleed for around 2 hours .. when the Israeli soldiers came his way, they shoved him on the hood of the jeep for 20 minutes. They interrogated him AFTER he was on the jeep then they shoved him back to the ground..”
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Remember the Palestinian who was used as a HUMAN SHIELD by israel? His name is Mujahed Abadi and he provided his testimony regarding what happened, the video you all saw is nothing compared to what he actually went through. His testimony reported by Journalist Nida’ to AlJazeera: “He was shot and left to bleed for around 2 hours .. when the Israeli soldiers came his way, they shoved him on the hood of the jeep for 20 minutes. They interrogated him AFTER he was on the jeep then they shoved him back to the ground..”

Suppressed News.

1,045,348 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Damn, Slim was a stone killer but you can't help but like the guy because he lived by a code. Slim was one of the smartest characters on the show. He knew when to talk, and when not to. And when to act. Cheese had $900k because he stole all of Prop Joe's money after Marlo killed him. Slim Charles figured that out and that pissed him off even more. Cheese talked too much, basically said he only loyal to who feeding him at the time and will turn his back on anyone at any moment. then had the nerve to speak on his dead uncle with his dead uncle's right hand man standing next to him. he did it to himself. Honestly the most satisfying kill in the wire.🎬🍿
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Damn, Slim was a stone killer but you can't help but like the guy because he lived by a code. Slim was one of the smartest characters on the show. He knew when to talk, and when not to. And when to act. Cheese had $900k because he stole all of Prop Joe's money after Marlo killed him. Slim Charles figured that out and that pissed him off even more. Cheese talked too much, basically said he only loyal to who feeding him at the time and will turn his back on anyone at any moment. then had the nerve to speak on his dead uncle with his dead uncle's right hand man standing next to him. he did it to himself. Honestly the most satisfying kill in the wire.🎬🍿

StarScope

74,770 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

With the Russia hoax being exposed more every single day, there is another hoax making its rounds again. Hoax: In 2018 Putin said that he directed his people to help Trump win the election. A short, out of context clip is now their "proof" of Russian election interference to help Trump in 2016. Brennan talked about it. Peter Baker posted about it a couple days ago. Bill Maher played it on his show last night, claiming it was proof of Russian interference to help Trump. It's all over MSNBC and CNN again. They probably all know the truth about the clip but it doesn't stop them from lying about it. Firstly, it should come as no surprise that CNN's clip is different from almost all of the others broadcasted, as you will shortly see. Top clip is the hoax: Putin is asked if he wanted Trump to win and then asked if he directed his officials to help him. Putin answers "yes I did." Here's what actually happened. Putin had just stated that he in no way directed anyone to interfere in the election, that there was no collusion, and that it was all ridiculous nonsense. Putin called the accusations garbage more than once in the press conference. Putin was then asked by a reporter why people should believe his denials about election interference and if he would hand over the 12 people Mueller indicted (show indictments btw). Putin took out his translator ear piece and gave a long answer about working with Trump to find out if crimes were committed, America and Russia working together on other stuff, treaties, etc. During that answer (bottom clip) he again said the accusations of interference were not true. At the end of his answer, the same reporter who asked him the previous questions asked "Did you want Trump to win and did you instruct officials to help him." By watching any other broadcast than CNN, it becomes very clear what happened. Putin did not hear the first half of the reporter's followup question because he was putting on an ear piece and the volume of the reporter's mic was down. Watch the top clip and the last 20 seconds of the bottom clip. Look at the difference. You will see it is obvious that Putin did not hear the first question and only heard the second question about if he instructed people to help Trump. It's obvious that he thought it applied to what he was just talking about, which was America and Russia working together. It's so funny how in the foreign broadcasts and some of the American ones, it's clear that Putin didn't hear the first half of the question. But on CNN the volume is magically up and it appears that Putin heard both questions. But the fact is that Putin had just spent most of the press conference denying any interference in the election or collusion with Trump. He wasn't all of a sudden admitting it now. He didn't hear the first question. The hoaxers never play any of the rest of the press conference with all the denials. In another press conference after this one Putin again says it was all a hoax cooked up to undermine Trump's presidency. If the MSM cared at all about America or the truth they would lay out what I just did. If you don't want to watch all the context, just watch the top clip, the beginning of the bottom clip, and the last 20 seconds of the bottom clip and you will see clearly what happened.
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With the Russia hoax being exposed more every single day, there is another hoax making its rounds again. Hoax: In 2018 Putin said that he directed his people to help Trump win the election. A short, out of context clip is now their "proof" of Russian election interference to help Trump in 2016. Brennan talked about it. Peter Baker posted about it a couple days ago. Bill Maher played it on his show last night, claiming it was proof of Russian interference to help Trump. It's all over MSNBC and CNN again. They probably all know the truth about the clip but it doesn't stop them from lying about it. Firstly, it should come as no surprise that CNN's clip is different from almost all of the others broadcasted, as you will shortly see. Top clip is the hoax: Putin is asked if he wanted Trump to win and then asked if he directed his officials to help him. Putin answers "yes I did." Here's what actually happened. Putin had just stated that he in no way directed anyone to interfere in the election, that there was no collusion, and that it was all ridiculous nonsense. Putin called the accusations garbage more than once in the press conference. Putin was then asked by a reporter why people should believe his denials about election interference and if he would hand over the 12 people Mueller indicted (show indictments btw). Putin took out his translator ear piece and gave a long answer about working with Trump to find out if crimes were committed, America and Russia working together on other stuff, treaties, etc. During that answer (bottom clip) he again said the accusations of interference were not true. At the end of his answer, the same reporter who asked him the previous questions asked "Did you want Trump to win and did you instruct officials to help him." By watching any other broadcast than CNN, it becomes very clear what happened. Putin did not hear the first half of the reporter's followup question because he was putting on an ear piece and the volume of the reporter's mic was down. Watch the top clip and the last 20 seconds of the bottom clip. Look at the difference. You will see it is obvious that Putin did not hear the first question and only heard the second question about if he instructed people to help Trump. It's obvious that he thought it applied to what he was just talking about, which was America and Russia working together. It's so funny how in the foreign broadcasts and some of the American ones, it's clear that Putin didn't hear the first half of the question. But on CNN the volume is magically up and it appears that Putin heard both questions. But the fact is that Putin had just spent most of the press conference denying any interference in the election or collusion with Trump. He wasn't all of a sudden admitting it now. He didn't hear the first question. The hoaxers never play any of the rest of the press conference with all the denials. In another press conference after this one Putin again says it was all a hoax cooked up to undermine Trump's presidency. If the MSM cared at all about America or the truth they would lay out what I just did. If you don't want to watch all the context, just watch the top clip, the beginning of the bottom clip, and the last 20 seconds of the bottom clip and you will see clearly what happened.

MAZE

58,564 просмотров • 1 год назад

(1/2) kenneth was a minor (15) when he was accused of rape by his girlfriend who was 16 at the time, after he dumbed her. out of spite and vengefulness she took him to court but quickly realised how serious the claims she made were and wanted to drop all charges.
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(1/2) kenneth was a minor (15) when he was accused of rape by his girlfriend who was 16 at the time, after he dumbed her. out of spite and vengefulness she took him to court but quickly realised how serious the claims she made were and wanted to drop all charges.

armani

681,253 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Elrufai on Dadiyata’s case: He is a critic of the Kano government, it was Ganduje that his problem, I don’t even know him. We only got a report of Dadiyata’s existence after his family reported to the police that he was abducted. Three days after Dadiyata’s abduction, a policeman posted from Kano to Ekiti confessed to someone that they were sent from Kano and abducted Dadiyata, and felt bad about it. That is the only thing I know, but it was not a problem for Kaduna State.
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Elrufai on Dadiyata’s case: He is a critic of the Kano government, it was Ganduje that his problem, I don’t even know him. We only got a report of Dadiyata’s existence after his family reported to the police that he was abducted. Three days after Dadiyata’s abduction, a policeman posted from Kano to Ekiti confessed to someone that they were sent from Kano and abducted Dadiyata, and felt bad about it. That is the only thing I know, but it was not a problem for Kaduna State.

Imran Muhammad

224,774 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад