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Happiness. Growth. Fulfillment. They don’t always begin with what’s missing. They begin with what’s already there. Instead of waiting for the perfect conditions, let’s start with what we do have — and build, block by block. Small steps. Big shifts. #GratitudeFirst #MindfulGrowth #StartWhereYouAre #HappinessWithin #BuildFromHere #DailyInspiration #InnerStrength #ProgressNotPerfection #Happiness...

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Gaur Gopal Das

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I once saw a slogan written on a T-shirt: “Do not disturb. Already disturbed.” There will always be some reason or the other to be disturbed and miserable. We’ll need to consciously look for some good in life to be grateful for and find reasons to smile. While we practice gratitude, we must also be cautious about toxic positivity. Let’s be mindful that finding reasons to smile doesn’t dismiss the issues that make us cry. What focusing on the good does is that it gives us the much-required positivity and strength to deal with all our troubles. What’s your reason for smiling today? Let me know in the comments below 👇🏽 PS: Jalebi 🙈 #disturbed #disturbedmind #crying #reasonstosmile #consciousliving #mindfulliving #gratitude #thankful #lifeisgood #lifeisbeautiful #whenlifegivesyoulemons #makelemonade #bepositive #positivity #toxicpositivity #strength #innerstrength #thursdaymotivation #energizeyourmind #lifesamazingsecrets #ordernow #amazon #gaurgopaldas #monkify #monkifyyourlife #thewayofthemonk #like #save #share #comment
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I once saw a slogan written on a T-shirt: “Do not disturb. Already disturbed.” There will always be some reason or the other to be disturbed and miserable. We’ll need to consciously look for some good in life to be grateful for and find reasons to smile. While we practice gratitude, we must also be cautious about toxic positivity. Let’s be mindful that finding reasons to smile doesn’t dismiss the issues that make us cry. What focusing on the good does is that it gives us the much-required positivity and strength to deal with all our troubles. What’s your reason for smiling today? Let me know in the comments below 👇🏽 PS: Jalebi 🙈 #disturbed #disturbedmind #crying #reasonstosmile #consciousliving #mindfulliving #gratitude #thankful #lifeisgood #lifeisbeautiful #whenlifegivesyoulemons #makelemonade #bepositive #positivity #toxicpositivity #strength #innerstrength #thursdaymotivation #energizeyourmind #lifesamazingsecrets #ordernow #amazon #gaurgopaldas #monkify #monkifyyourlife #thewayofthemonk #like #save #share #comment

Gaur Gopal Das

37,641 просмотров • 2 лет назад

When we talk about friendship, we don’t just mean the friend we choose. We can find a true friend in a parent, a sibling, a spouse, a colleague, a mentor, or even a child. And the depth of that friendship is measured not only by how we support and comfort one another, but also by how lovingly we can challenge one another. A friend doesn’t simply tell us what we want to hear. A true friend also has the courage to tell us what we need to hear, with honesty, kindness, and genuine concern for our growth. After all, encouragement helps us feel better, but honest guidance helps us become better. Tag someone who has been a true friend, not just by standing beside you during difficult times, but by helping you grow through honest conversations. If they’re not here on Facebook, let them know how much they mean to you. #Friendship #Relationships #SupportSystem #Loyalty #Connection #EnergizeYourMind #YouCanHaveItAll #LifesAmazingSecrets #TheWayOfTheMonk #Monkify #MonkifyYourLife
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When we talk about friendship, we don’t just mean the friend we choose. We can find a true friend in a parent, a sibling, a spouse, a colleague, a mentor, or even a child. And the depth of that friendship is measured not only by how we support and comfort one another, but also by how lovingly we can challenge one another. A friend doesn’t simply tell us what we want to hear. A true friend also has the courage to tell us what we need to hear, with honesty, kindness, and genuine concern for our growth. After all, encouragement helps us feel better, but honest guidance helps us become better. Tag someone who has been a true friend, not just by standing beside you during difficult times, but by helping you grow through honest conversations. If they’re not here on Facebook, let them know how much they mean to you. #Friendship #Relationships #SupportSystem #Loyalty #Connection #EnergizeYourMind #YouCanHaveItAll #LifesAmazingSecrets #TheWayOfTheMonk #Monkify #MonkifyYourLife

Gaur Gopal Das

10,731 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Constitutional crises don’t always begin with tanks in the streets. Sometimes, they start with silence. They didn’t begin by gassing Jews in 1933. That didn’t Jaden until 1941. It started with stickers on shop windows. Then boycotts. Then laws. Then camps. Each step made the next seem tolerable, justified, even. No single act was shocking enough to trigger mass resistance when compared to past acts. People waited for the “big moment” to stand up. It never came. “You tell yourself it’s not that bad. You don’t want to make trouble. And by the time it’s unmistakable, it’s too late. Everything’s changed. And all you did… was nothing.” The world still looked normal. The shops were open. People went to concerts. The forms of democracy were still there, but the spirit had vanished. Look around. We’re not waiting for the crisis. We’re living in its early chapters. And history has already written how this story ends when good people say nothing. Please remember this.
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Constitutional crises don’t always begin with tanks in the streets. Sometimes, they start with silence. They didn’t begin by gassing Jews in 1933. That didn’t Jaden until 1941. It started with stickers on shop windows. Then boycotts. Then laws. Then camps. Each step made the next seem tolerable, justified, even. No single act was shocking enough to trigger mass resistance when compared to past acts. People waited for the “big moment” to stand up. It never came. “You tell yourself it’s not that bad. You don’t want to make trouble. And by the time it’s unmistakable, it’s too late. Everything’s changed. And all you did… was nothing.” The world still looked normal. The shops were open. People went to concerts. The forms of democracy were still there, but the spirit had vanished. Look around. We’re not waiting for the crisis. We’re living in its early chapters. And history has already written how this story ends when good people say nothing. Please remember this.

Brian Krassenstein

628,352 просмотров • 1 год назад

Social media is a great tool when we’ve discovered our worth and don’t seek validation and worth through followers and likes. We can then use social media for self-expression, creating impact, expanding business, networking and making friends etc. If we start looking for our worth through validation on social media, we are constantly comparing ourselves with others, how many followers they have, how many likes they got, and how many comments their posts or reels gather. Sometimes we may look at others' posts/stories and start feeling a sense of inferiority, thinking that we don’t look good enough, we are not good enough, or we can’t do things well enough etc. Sometimes, though not all that often, we may even derive a sense of superiority by thinking we are better than others. Comparison can be a disease of the mind that ruins our joy and peace and limits our growth, or it can also be a virtue that leads to our positive transformation. Unhealthy comparison is about looking at what others have and what others do, which leads to feelings of inferiority or insecurity or jealousy. Healthy comparison is about looking at who others are and looking at their traits and qualities. We can then derive inspiration from their good qualities and emulate them for our growth. It means to also look at their shortcomings or improper qualities or decisions, not out of being judgemental, but out of wanting to learn what to not do in our life. Healthy comparison is also about comparing ourselves to our own selves on a regular basis and seeing how we are moving towards becoming better versions of ourselves. So let’s be careful of the disease of comparison. Instead, let’s utilise the power of the virtue of comparison. Let’s be careful about social media being a bane and use social media in a way that it turns out to be a boon. VC: Conversation with Brian Rose for Brian Rose, Founder & Host of London Real #social_media #selfworth #comparison #networking #BusinessGrowth #MakeAnImpact #selfexpression #EnergizeYourMind #lifesamazingsecrets #GaurGopalDas #gaurgopaldas #WednesdayMotivation #wednesdaythought
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Social media is a great tool when we’ve discovered our worth and don’t seek validation and worth through followers and likes. We can then use social media for self-expression, creating impact, expanding business, networking and making friends etc. If we start looking for our worth through validation on social media, we are constantly comparing ourselves with others, how many followers they have, how many likes they got, and how many comments their posts or reels gather. Sometimes we may look at others' posts/stories and start feeling a sense of inferiority, thinking that we don’t look good enough, we are not good enough, or we can’t do things well enough etc. Sometimes, though not all that often, we may even derive a sense of superiority by thinking we are better than others. Comparison can be a disease of the mind that ruins our joy and peace and limits our growth, or it can also be a virtue that leads to our positive transformation. Unhealthy comparison is about looking at what others have and what others do, which leads to feelings of inferiority or insecurity or jealousy. Healthy comparison is about looking at who others are and looking at their traits and qualities. We can then derive inspiration from their good qualities and emulate them for our growth. It means to also look at their shortcomings or improper qualities or decisions, not out of being judgemental, but out of wanting to learn what to not do in our life. Healthy comparison is also about comparing ourselves to our own selves on a regular basis and seeing how we are moving towards becoming better versions of ourselves. So let’s be careful of the disease of comparison. Instead, let’s utilise the power of the virtue of comparison. Let’s be careful about social media being a bane and use social media in a way that it turns out to be a boon. VC: Conversation with Brian Rose for Brian Rose, Founder & Host of London Real #social_media #selfworth #comparison #networking #BusinessGrowth #MakeAnImpact #selfexpression #EnergizeYourMind #lifesamazingsecrets #GaurGopalDas #gaurgopaldas #WednesdayMotivation #wednesdaythought

Gaur Gopal Das

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Have you ever wondered if balance in life is actually real? If by balance we mean giving equal time and attention to every aspect of life, every single day… sorry to disappoint, but such a thing probably doesn’t exist. 🙈 True balance isn’t about giving everything equal attention. It’s about knowing what needs our attention most, right now. At certain points, work may need more of us. At others, family. Sometimes our health, relationships, personal growth, or simply ourselves may need to take priority. And yes, that inevitably means something else may have to stay on the back burner for a while. The important thing is not to punish ourselves with guilt for not being able to do justice to everything at the same time. But there’s another side to it too. We need to make sure that what goes on the back burner doesn’t stay there forever. When one priority settles, we consciously return to what we may have neglected. Perhaps that’s what balance really is: Not keeping everything perfectly balanced all the time, but having the awareness to know what needs us now… and the wisdom to know what we need to return to later. Balance is not perfection. Balance is awareness. #Balance #Priorities #Choices #Discipline #Focus #GaurGopalDas #YouCanHaveItAll #LifesAmazingSecrets #TheWayOfTheMonk #Monkify #MonkifyYourLife
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Have you ever wondered if balance in life is actually real? If by balance we mean giving equal time and attention to every aspect of life, every single day… sorry to disappoint, but such a thing probably doesn’t exist. 🙈 True balance isn’t about giving everything equal attention. It’s about knowing what needs our attention most, right now. At certain points, work may need more of us. At others, family. Sometimes our health, relationships, personal growth, or simply ourselves may need to take priority. And yes, that inevitably means something else may have to stay on the back burner for a while. The important thing is not to punish ourselves with guilt for not being able to do justice to everything at the same time. But there’s another side to it too. We need to make sure that what goes on the back burner doesn’t stay there forever. When one priority settles, we consciously return to what we may have neglected. Perhaps that’s what balance really is: Not keeping everything perfectly balanced all the time, but having the awareness to know what needs us now… and the wisdom to know what we need to return to later. Balance is not perfection. Balance is awareness. #Balance #Priorities #Choices #Discipline #Focus #GaurGopalDas #YouCanHaveItAll #LifesAmazingSecrets #TheWayOfTheMonk #Monkify #MonkifyYourLife

Gaur Gopal Das

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NEW: Whoopi Goldberg freaks out on Charlamagne after he says Biden lied about pardoning Hunter. CHARLAMAGNE: “He didn’t have to volunteer that lie to begin with.” WHOOPI: “I’m gonna stop you there for a second.” CHARLAMAGNE: “Uh oh.” WHOOPI: “Only because you don’t know it was a lie. We don’t know why he changed his mind.” CHARLAMAGNE: “You really think he just changed his mind over Thanksgiving weekend all of a sudden?” WHOOPI: “No. I’m gonna tell you what I think. I think he changed because he got sick of watching everybody else get over… because at some point, you get to the place where you just go, so I’m just gonna follow the straight and narrow always ‘cause that’s what’s expected of Democrats.” CHARLAMAGNE: “But that’s their fault! They’re the ones that go out there, and they stand on this moral high ground. They don’t have to do that.”
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NEW: Whoopi Goldberg freaks out on Charlamagne after he says Biden lied about pardoning Hunter. CHARLAMAGNE: “He didn’t have to volunteer that lie to begin with.” WHOOPI: “I’m gonna stop you there for a second.” CHARLAMAGNE: “Uh oh.” WHOOPI: “Only because you don’t know it was a lie. We don’t know why he changed his mind.” CHARLAMAGNE: “You really think he just changed his mind over Thanksgiving weekend all of a sudden?” WHOOPI: “No. I’m gonna tell you what I think. I think he changed because he got sick of watching everybody else get over… because at some point, you get to the place where you just go, so I’m just gonna follow the straight and narrow always ‘cause that’s what’s expected of Democrats.” CHARLAMAGNE: “But that’s their fault! They’re the ones that go out there, and they stand on this moral high ground. They don’t have to do that.”

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There are people whose hearts are filled with so much hatred that they cannot even tolerate us having the most basic human needs. The moment they see a little girl, not even two years old, holding a piece of chocolate or enjoying something simple, they begin sending toxic messages and cruel words as if happiness is forbidden for us. But what they fail to understand is that we do not share our lives for them. We share them for the many kind people here who genuinely love us, support us, and stand beside us. ❤️ In Gaza, no one is living a normal life. Through your donations and support, we are only able to provide the simplest necessities such as food, clothes, and medicine. More than 85% of families in Gaza survive today by the grace of God and the support of people, because there is no stable income, no jobs, and no real sense of stability here anymore. So we will never stay silent toward those who describe us with lies or try to shame our suffering simply because a little child smiled while holding chocolate or experienced a small moment of joy in the middle of all this devastation. We are not asking for luxury. We are only trying to live with dignity.
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There are people whose hearts are filled with so much hatred that they cannot even tolerate us having the most basic human needs. The moment they see a little girl, not even two years old, holding a piece of chocolate or enjoying something simple, they begin sending toxic messages and cruel words as if happiness is forbidden for us. But what they fail to understand is that we do not share our lives for them. We share them for the many kind people here who genuinely love us, support us, and stand beside us. ❤️ In Gaza, no one is living a normal life. Through your donations and support, we are only able to provide the simplest necessities such as food, clothes, and medicine. More than 85% of families in Gaza survive today by the grace of God and the support of people, because there is no stable income, no jobs, and no real sense of stability here anymore. So we will never stay silent toward those who describe us with lies or try to shame our suffering simply because a little child smiled while holding chocolate or experienced a small moment of joy in the middle of all this devastation. We are not asking for luxury. We are only trying to live with dignity.

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If there’s one profound lesson life has taught me, it’s this: when certain people and relationships truly matter, we must rise above the limiting boundaries of right and wrong. Our ego often traps us in the narrative of “I’m right” and “they’re wrong.” While this might feel justified, being “right” in our conclusions doesn’t always mean we’re right in our approach. Sometimes, the way we handle the hurt can deepen the divide instead of healing it. For most situations—those that aren’t too extreme or harmful—choosing forgiveness for the wrongs done to us or offering a heartfelt apology for the pain we may have caused can transform relationships. These simple yet powerful acts bring peace, fulfillment, and a joy that lingers far longer than our pride ever could. So don’t hold back. If there’s someone you need to say “I’m sorry” to, do it. If there’s someone you need to forgive, let them know. There’s no guarantee of tomorrow, and the chance may not come again. As we approach 2025, it’s time to pause, reflect, and make space for a fresh beginning. Let’s step into the new year with open hearts and meaningful intentions. This is the year to choose love over hatred, connection over conflict, and peace over ego. #LifeLessons #Wisdom #PersonalGrowth #Forgiveness #Healing #RelationshipsMatter #ChooseLove #EmotionalHealing #EgoVsHeart #NewYear2025 #FreshBeginnings #OpenHearts #NewYearIntentions #gaurgopaldas #lifesamazingsecrets #energizeyourmind #monkify
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If there’s one profound lesson life has taught me, it’s this: when certain people and relationships truly matter, we must rise above the limiting boundaries of right and wrong. Our ego often traps us in the narrative of “I’m right” and “they’re wrong.” While this might feel justified, being “right” in our conclusions doesn’t always mean we’re right in our approach. Sometimes, the way we handle the hurt can deepen the divide instead of healing it. For most situations—those that aren’t too extreme or harmful—choosing forgiveness for the wrongs done to us or offering a heartfelt apology for the pain we may have caused can transform relationships. These simple yet powerful acts bring peace, fulfillment, and a joy that lingers far longer than our pride ever could. So don’t hold back. If there’s someone you need to say “I’m sorry” to, do it. If there’s someone you need to forgive, let them know. There’s no guarantee of tomorrow, and the chance may not come again. As we approach 2025, it’s time to pause, reflect, and make space for a fresh beginning. Let’s step into the new year with open hearts and meaningful intentions. This is the year to choose love over hatred, connection over conflict, and peace over ego. #LifeLessons #Wisdom #PersonalGrowth #Forgiveness #Healing #RelationshipsMatter #ChooseLove #EmotionalHealing #EgoVsHeart #NewYear2025 #FreshBeginnings #OpenHearts #NewYearIntentions #gaurgopaldas #lifesamazingsecrets #energizeyourmind #monkify

Gaur Gopal Das

21,448 просмотров • 1 год назад

Recall a basic lesson from Nietzsche, that every philosophy is basically a confession. He suggested that we don’t begin with reason. We begin with fear, pain, desire, or resentment. Then we build arguments to justify what we already want to believe. That’s one of the main insights in The Genealogy of Morality. Nietzsche also suggests that what we usually call an ad hominem—criticizing the person instead of the argument—is not always wrong. If ideas come from their personal psychology, then understanding the person can help explain the belief. Of course Nietzsche overstated this. And you can turn the logic back on him. You could say, fine, you are making an argument about how people make arguments, so what does that say about you? Fair enough. But the basic idea is useful nonetheless. A lot of grand ideas, especially the ones about human behavior, come from something personal. So if you want to understand a belief system, look at who holds it. Not just what they believe, but why. Now, this doesn’t apply to everything. When you’re talking about physics or astronomy or whatever, there probably isn’t some deep emotional backstory behind an argument about the distance between stars. But when it comes to human behavior, there’s usually something underneath. People don’t build these big intellectual systems for no reason. There’s often a personal story hiding in there.
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Recall a basic lesson from Nietzsche, that every philosophy is basically a confession. He suggested that we don’t begin with reason. We begin with fear, pain, desire, or resentment. Then we build arguments to justify what we already want to believe. That’s one of the main insights in The Genealogy of Morality. Nietzsche also suggests that what we usually call an ad hominem—criticizing the person instead of the argument—is not always wrong. If ideas come from their personal psychology, then understanding the person can help explain the belief. Of course Nietzsche overstated this. And you can turn the logic back on him. You could say, fine, you are making an argument about how people make arguments, so what does that say about you? Fair enough. But the basic idea is useful nonetheless. A lot of grand ideas, especially the ones about human behavior, come from something personal. So if you want to understand a belief system, look at who holds it. Not just what they believe, but why. Now, this doesn’t apply to everything. When you’re talking about physics or astronomy or whatever, there probably isn’t some deep emotional backstory behind an argument about the distance between stars. But when it comes to human behavior, there’s usually something underneath. People don’t build these big intellectual systems for no reason. There’s often a personal story hiding in there.

Rob Henderson

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#JANHAE #JANIVERSE 🦊: i don’t like suffering, but is that even possible? is it even possible for us as human beings to have no suffering, right? so when suffering actually happens, we acknowledge and learn from it, then move on from it quickly. because, otherwise, if we stay stuck in suffering, it’s such a waste of time! we don’t know… we might not exist anymore tomorrow. closing our eyes for a moment, we might no longer be here. i want to be as happy as possible in every period. or when i’m with someone, i want the people surrounding me to be as happy as possible. sometimes, i feel guilty if I make the people around me unhappy. i want them to be happy when they’re with me. when i’m not ready to bring happiness to someone, i might ask to step away for a bit first, because i don’t want to bring suffering to anyone either 🦊: it’s better for us to choose happiness instead. nothing comes from holding onto suffering. it’s heavy to keep carrying it. if we focus on suffering, then when will we get to encounter happiness, right? i find happiness in simple things. i know what the little things i like are. i like eating - if i’m not feeling good, i’ll go eat something delicious. i like going to concerts, so i’ll go, and have to save money first 555 sometimes happiness can be expensive, so you have to save money! 🦊: life is just like this. don’t take it too seriously! some people overthink, you know? you see many other people succeeding, right? they might be at the same age, but more successful. so what? there are 70M people in this world… oops nope, 7B people! it’s not possible for everyone to line up in the same way. everyone’s capital/asset isn’t the same. we just have to do our best in our own way and be proud of ourselves. when we step forward, it doesn’t have to be as big of a step as others people’s. other people may take big steps because they might be satisfied with taking bigger steps, whereas we might be satisfied with small but steady steps. our life belongs to us. other people’s lives belong to them. we shouldn’t compare with them, because we’re not the same 🦊: let’s be happy together, everyone! i like seeing everyone smile. i like seeing everyone happy. i’m glad that, sometimes when i go to events or outside jobs, you come and follow me, right? i can feel that everyone is happy that we get to see each other. then i already feel happy! it makes it a good day!

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13,360 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Roman Reigns has always been one of the most respectful, professional people I’ve known in this business. He’s a family man and someone who’s done a lot of good for a lot of people. WWE and UFC are under the same company. If one of the biggest stars in WWE is invited to a major UFC event, it shouldn’t surprise any of us that he’d attend. Going to an event doesn’t suddenly define someone’s character or mean we know everything they believe. The bigger issue is how quickly we’ve become to judge and tear each other down over things that have nothing to do with how we treat people. There’s already enough negativity in the world without adding to it. Happiness is a choice. The more we focus on becoming better ourselves instead of criticizing every decision someone else makes, the better our own lives become. Sometimes the biggest changes begin when we look in the mirror instead of looking for someone else to blame. And that’s the last bite. Feed Me More!
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Roman Reigns has always been one of the most respectful, professional people I’ve known in this business. He’s a family man and someone who’s done a lot of good for a lot of people. WWE and UFC are under the same company. If one of the biggest stars in WWE is invited to a major UFC event, it shouldn’t surprise any of us that he’d attend. Going to an event doesn’t suddenly define someone’s character or mean we know everything they believe. The bigger issue is how quickly we’ve become to judge and tear each other down over things that have nothing to do with how we treat people. There’s already enough negativity in the world without adding to it. Happiness is a choice. The more we focus on becoming better ourselves instead of criticizing every decision someone else makes, the better our own lives become. Sometimes the biggest changes begin when we look in the mirror instead of looking for someone else to blame. And that’s the last bite. Feed Me More!

RYBACK

121,141 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Abbie Llewelyn, "Labour have accused the Greens of trying to block at least 42,000 homes being built, including 13,000 affordable homes" Zack Polanski, "Labour have hired a van with a big number on it, I don't know where they got it from" "Labour should be building the homes they promised rather than hiring vans outside Green party conferences" "There was a report yesterday that even the targets Labour set themselves, they are massively missing. If you set a target you should actually hit it" "We do have a housing crisis" "But what we also have is an affordability crisis" "It's about building the right homes, at the right price, at the right place" "What we see all too often with Labour councils is that they are building luxury unaffordable buildings" "They often knock down or destroy communities that are already there in the name of regeneration but don't replace the homes with affordable homes or council homes" "So I would reject the premise that the Greens are blocking any more developments than anyone else is" "But if a development is being blocked because it is an unaffordable luxury development, then I'm proud of any Green party council that does that" "We need to make sure that we are building the homes that people actually need, that are fit to live in, affordable and accessible" "And you only need to look at this Labour government where the Housing Secretary is going for curries with property developers for £2,000" "They are building homes based on vested interests" "They are building for profit" "As opposed to the actual housing needs that people have"
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Abbie Llewelyn, "Labour have accused the Greens of trying to block at least 42,000 homes being built, including 13,000 affordable homes" Zack Polanski, "Labour have hired a van with a big number on it, I don't know where they got it from" "Labour should be building the homes they promised rather than hiring vans outside Green party conferences" "There was a report yesterday that even the targets Labour set themselves, they are massively missing. If you set a target you should actually hit it" "We do have a housing crisis" "But what we also have is an affordability crisis" "It's about building the right homes, at the right price, at the right place" "What we see all too often with Labour councils is that they are building luxury unaffordable buildings" "They often knock down or destroy communities that are already there in the name of regeneration but don't replace the homes with affordable homes or council homes" "So I would reject the premise that the Greens are blocking any more developments than anyone else is" "But if a development is being blocked because it is an unaffordable luxury development, then I'm proud of any Green party council that does that" "We need to make sure that we are building the homes that people actually need, that are fit to live in, affordable and accessible" "And you only need to look at this Labour government where the Housing Secretary is going for curries with property developers for £2,000" "They are building homes based on vested interests" "They are building for profit" "As opposed to the actual housing needs that people have"

Farrukh

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Just listen to this interview from 2014. Forget the fact that El-Rufai was boasting here to defeat Jonathan because they were already sure of backing from the US State Department. Actually, let’s not put the U.S. State Department aside, because that’s actually the main problem here. The problem has never been about a responsible leadership or otherwise, it’s always about what the U.S. wants. If you changed the date of this interview to 2026 and replaced Jonathan with Tinubu, it would still be relevant. So at what point do we begin to trace this problem to its root cause? Because I’m very sure that if we don’t address this problem of foreign government interference, 10 years from now, this interview would still be relevant, no matter who the president is. At what point do we understand that for Nigeria to work, it has to be a leadership the people of Nigeria themselves choose, not one decided by Washington or Paris? At what point do we start ejecting leaders we didn’t choose ourselves and stop waiting for Amereka? At what point do we agree for an internal revolution to protect the candidates that we choose and not relying on the foreign controlled and corrupt Nigeria system? At what point to we say enough is enough to the scam that is electoral democracy? Just asking.
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Just listen to this interview from 2014. Forget the fact that El-Rufai was boasting here to defeat Jonathan because they were already sure of backing from the US State Department. Actually, let’s not put the U.S. State Department aside, because that’s actually the main problem here. The problem has never been about a responsible leadership or otherwise, it’s always about what the U.S. wants. If you changed the date of this interview to 2026 and replaced Jonathan with Tinubu, it would still be relevant. So at what point do we begin to trace this problem to its root cause? Because I’m very sure that if we don’t address this problem of foreign government interference, 10 years from now, this interview would still be relevant, no matter who the president is. At what point do we understand that for Nigeria to work, it has to be a leadership the people of Nigeria themselves choose, not one decided by Washington or Paris? At what point do we start ejecting leaders we didn’t choose ourselves and stop waiting for Amereka? At what point do we agree for an internal revolution to protect the candidates that we choose and not relying on the foreign controlled and corrupt Nigeria system? At what point to we say enough is enough to the scam that is electoral democracy? Just asking.

Biggest Mack

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Akira Kurosawa on his Screenwriting method & the reason why some battles are described verbally instead of being shown in "Kagemusha" (1980): "My method of screenwriting is not to begin with some kind of set structure or message that I want to convey. I have no idea of setting up a certain progression to create suspense, for example. What happened with 'Kagemusha' happens always when I write: I begin with a blank piece of paper and I have the idea who the characters are; later, their personalities take over anything I might want to do. I end up writing not from my own will, but from theirs—they come alive as I write and make me do things that I couldn’t have planned. You could even say that in the final scene of 'Kagemusha', when the main character falls into the river and floats down the stream, I’m going with him. He has made me reach that point. If you wrote a script with a set structure to create a certain kind of feeling with the audience, the audience isn’t stupid enough to be taken in by that. If your characters are to be real, you have to let them take over. What's important to the development of 'Kagemusha' is how the main characters react to those battles. There isn’t any need to show all the battles—the audience would get very bored seeing nothing but battles. What’s important is the response that the generals of the Takeda clan have when they hear that a certain fort has been attacked. I try to show what they feel—and are going to do—about it. These battles take place far away and they’re more or less political problems. They aid mostly in the characterization." (Akira Kurosawa's interview with Dan Yakir, 1980) P.S: On this day, 46 years ago, "Kagemusha" (1980) premiered in Tokyo, Japan.
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Akira Kurosawa on his Screenwriting method & the reason why some battles are described verbally instead of being shown in "Kagemusha" (1980): "My method of screenwriting is not to begin with some kind of set structure or message that I want to convey. I have no idea of setting up a certain progression to create suspense, for example. What happened with 'Kagemusha' happens always when I write: I begin with a blank piece of paper and I have the idea who the characters are; later, their personalities take over anything I might want to do. I end up writing not from my own will, but from theirs—they come alive as I write and make me do things that I couldn’t have planned. You could even say that in the final scene of 'Kagemusha', when the main character falls into the river and floats down the stream, I’m going with him. He has made me reach that point. If you wrote a script with a set structure to create a certain kind of feeling with the audience, the audience isn’t stupid enough to be taken in by that. If your characters are to be real, you have to let them take over. What's important to the development of 'Kagemusha' is how the main characters react to those battles. There isn’t any need to show all the battles—the audience would get very bored seeing nothing but battles. What’s important is the response that the generals of the Takeda clan have when they hear that a certain fort has been attacked. I try to show what they feel—and are going to do—about it. These battles take place far away and they’re more or less political problems. They aid mostly in the characterization." (Akira Kurosawa's interview with Dan Yakir, 1980) P.S: On this day, 46 years ago, "Kagemusha" (1980) premiered in Tokyo, Japan.

DepressedBergman

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RFK Jr. at The Real Debate: “These two men are the people who ran up the deficit that is causing the inflation” “That’s why we have $4 milk, $4 bread, $6 gasoline” “President Trump came into office promising to balance the budget. Instead, he spent more money in office than every President in US history combined, from George Washington to George W. Bush. President Biden will beat him, he’s already run up $6.3 trillion in debt. That’s why we have inflation. Inflation is caused because they’re printing money to pay for these expenses that we don’t have, and that money is then a tax on the poor. That’s why we have $4 milk, $4 bread, $6 gasoline. It’s because of the forever wars, the out of control spending by these two gentlemen. We have a $34 trillion debt now. The interest alone on that debt is costing us more than our military budget. This is existential. This is one of the problems neither of these two will talk about. This is the reason that they need me on stage, because I would confront them with what they did. They were the ones who ran up half of this deficit … and that’s what’s causing inflation. We’ll never deal with the inflation if we don’t deal with the money printing problem, and neither of them are gonna do it.”
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RFK Jr. at The Real Debate: “These two men are the people who ran up the deficit that is causing the inflation” “That’s why we have $4 milk, $4 bread, $6 gasoline” “President Trump came into office promising to balance the budget. Instead, he spent more money in office than every President in US history combined, from George Washington to George W. Bush. President Biden will beat him, he’s already run up $6.3 trillion in debt. That’s why we have inflation. Inflation is caused because they’re printing money to pay for these expenses that we don’t have, and that money is then a tax on the poor. That’s why we have $4 milk, $4 bread, $6 gasoline. It’s because of the forever wars, the out of control spending by these two gentlemen. We have a $34 trillion debt now. The interest alone on that debt is costing us more than our military budget. This is existential. This is one of the problems neither of these two will talk about. This is the reason that they need me on stage, because I would confront them with what they did. They were the ones who ran up half of this deficit … and that’s what’s causing inflation. We’ll never deal with the inflation if we don’t deal with the money printing problem, and neither of them are gonna do it.”

MAHA PAC🗽

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