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Ian Wright on his comment about Jude Bellingham 🗣️: “What they said about Jude not celebrating it was complete fabrication. The journalists know that and they will try to ask the manager something that he will answer that they can run with again. And I’m worried for Jude because he’s somebody that they can't control. He’s showing people that, I’m here, I’m black, I’m proud. I had to do something for GQ not long ago and I said I don't think England ready for a black superstar like Jude. Everybody loves N’Golo Kante he’s a humble black man, I’m not saying that he’s an Uncle Tom or anything just saying that’s how his personality is but if you get someone like Bellingham and you get that kind of energy that does not sit well with the with this people. I sent a message to Jude saying listen my friend be ready before the England game. He said ready for what? And I said, listen, it's coming and I’m here I’m gonna be here I’m gonna make sure that be on this side. I don’t think Jude’s got any problem with Morgan Rogers being the No. 10 He's got to dislodge him because Jude will believe he can dislodge him and you like to think that Morgan Rogers will say, well I’m gonna try make sure you don’t dislodge me. I think that Jude is the kind of person that will use that as fuel.”
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Ian Wright on his comment about Jude Bellingham 🗣️: “What they said about Jude not celebrating it was complete fabrication. The journalists know that and they will try to ask the manager something that he will answer that they can run with again. And I’m worried for Jude because he’s somebody that they can't control. He’s showing people that, I’m here, I’m black, I’m proud. I had to do something for GQ not long ago and I said I don't think England ready for a black superstar like Jude. Everybody loves N’Golo Kante he’s a humble black man, I’m not saying that he’s an Uncle Tom or anything just saying that’s how his personality is but if you get someone like Bellingham and you get that kind of energy that does not sit well with the with this people. I sent a message to Jude saying listen my friend be ready before the England game. He said ready for what? And I said, listen, it's coming and I’m here I’m gonna be here I’m gonna make sure that be on this side. I don’t think Jude’s got any problem with Morgan Rogers being the No. 10 He's got to dislodge him because Jude will believe he can dislodge him and you like to think that Morgan Rogers will say, well I’m gonna try make sure you don’t dislodge me. I think that Jude is the kind of person that will use that as fuel.”

Ria

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Walter Cronkite's final sign-off as CBS Evening News anchor: After almost two decades of meeting Americans in their living rooms every evening, Walter Cronkite delivered his last broadcast on Friday, March 6th, 1981. He opened with characteristic understatement: "This is my last broadcast as the anchor man of the CBS Evening News. For me, it's a moment for which I long have planned, but which nevertheless comes with some sadness. For almost two decades, after all, we've been meeting like this in the evenings, and I'll miss that." But Cronkite wasn't one for sentimentality. He immediately pushed back against those treating his departure as monumental: "But those who have made anything of this departure, I'm afraid, have made too much. This is but a transition, a passing of the baton." He framed his exit not as the end of an era, but as a continuation of something larger than himself. He pointed to Doug Edwards, who came before him, and Dan Rather, who would follow, describing both as great broadcasters. Then came the line that captured his entire philosophy on the work: "The person who sits here is but the most conspicuous member of a superb team of journalists, writers, reporters, editors, producers, and none of that will change." The anchor chair gets the spotlight. But the news, Cronkite reminded viewers, is built by a team. He also made clear he wasn't disappearing: "I'm not even going away. I'll be back from time to time with special news reports and documentaries and beginning in June every week with our science program, Universe. Old anchormen, you see, don't fade away. They just keep coming back for more." And then, for the final time in that chair, his signature sign-off: "And that's the way it is. Friday, March 6th, 1981. I'll be away on assignment and Dan Rather will be sitting in here for the next few years. Good night."
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Walter Cronkite's final sign-off as CBS Evening News anchor: After almost two decades of meeting Americans in their living rooms every evening, Walter Cronkite delivered his last broadcast on Friday, March 6th, 1981. He opened with characteristic understatement: "This is my last broadcast as the anchor man of the CBS Evening News. For me, it's a moment for which I long have planned, but which nevertheless comes with some sadness. For almost two decades, after all, we've been meeting like this in the evenings, and I'll miss that." But Cronkite wasn't one for sentimentality. He immediately pushed back against those treating his departure as monumental: "But those who have made anything of this departure, I'm afraid, have made too much. This is but a transition, a passing of the baton." He framed his exit not as the end of an era, but as a continuation of something larger than himself. He pointed to Doug Edwards, who came before him, and Dan Rather, who would follow, describing both as great broadcasters. Then came the line that captured his entire philosophy on the work: "The person who sits here is but the most conspicuous member of a superb team of journalists, writers, reporters, editors, producers, and none of that will change." The anchor chair gets the spotlight. But the news, Cronkite reminded viewers, is built by a team. He also made clear he wasn't disappearing: "I'm not even going away. I'll be back from time to time with special news reports and documentaries and beginning in June every week with our science program, Universe. Old anchormen, you see, don't fade away. They just keep coming back for more." And then, for the final time in that chair, his signature sign-off: "And that's the way it is. Friday, March 6th, 1981. I'll be away on assignment and Dan Rather will be sitting in here for the next few years. Good night."

History Nerd

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Today Hossam Shabat would have been 24 years old. My tribute to him: Today Hossam Shabat would have been 24 years old. When I spoke to him before, I told him, “Hossam, they want to assassinate you. You’re on a hit list. It’s enough, you’ve done more than enough. Just please, stay alive.” He replied, “I will keep reporting. This is our duty, and this is the promise we made, one we will fulfill. And if I am martyred, you and others will be our voice.” He added, “My only wish, if I’m martyred, is that my body remains intact... that I don’t become just mere unrecognizable remains.” I once told him, “When the genocide ends, I’ll come visit you.” He replied, “Visit me where? I’m living on the streets and in tents. They destroyed my home, and I have nowhere to go.” So I said, “Then I’ll come and stay with you on the streets or in the tents.” He always spoke about wanting to get married once the genocide ends and starting a tamily of his own, living his life to the fullest as any normal human would. I remember texting telling him “I’m happy you were finally reunited with your family” he replied “May god make you always happy”, I asked “Is there anything that you need?” He replied with “I miss you” I replied “I miss you too, take care of yourself” and that was the final message because next day Israel killed him. He was only 23 years old when Israel deliberately targeted him. He had dreams. He had a name. He always said, “If our voice is killed, then be our voice.” This is a segment from Hossam’s will: “I did all this because I believe in the Palestinian cause. I believe this land is ours, and it has been the highest honor of my life to die defending it and serving its people. I ask you now: do not stop speaking about Gaza. Do not let the world look away. Keep fighting, keep telling our stories—until Palestine is free” Hossam, not a day passes by where I don’t remember your words or remember you, I know you’re in a better place now but I can’t accept the reality that you’re no longer here, I will always honor your words and my promise to you, till we we meet again... Voiceover by Propaganda & co , thank you for helping.
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Today Hossam Shabat would have been 24 years old. My tribute to him: Today Hossam Shabat would have been 24 years old. When I spoke to him before, I told him, “Hossam, they want to assassinate you. You’re on a hit list. It’s enough, you’ve done more than enough. Just please, stay alive.” He replied, “I will keep reporting. This is our duty, and this is the promise we made, one we will fulfill. And if I am martyred, you and others will be our voice.” He added, “My only wish, if I’m martyred, is that my body remains intact... that I don’t become just mere unrecognizable remains.” I once told him, “When the genocide ends, I’ll come visit you.” He replied, “Visit me where? I’m living on the streets and in tents. They destroyed my home, and I have nowhere to go.” So I said, “Then I’ll come and stay with you on the streets or in the tents.” He always spoke about wanting to get married once the genocide ends and starting a tamily of his own, living his life to the fullest as any normal human would. I remember texting telling him “I’m happy you were finally reunited with your family” he replied “May god make you always happy”, I asked “Is there anything that you need?” He replied with “I miss you” I replied “I miss you too, take care of yourself” and that was the final message because next day Israel killed him. He was only 23 years old when Israel deliberately targeted him. He had dreams. He had a name. He always said, “If our voice is killed, then be our voice.” This is a segment from Hossam’s will: “I did all this because I believe in the Palestinian cause. I believe this land is ours, and it has been the highest honor of my life to die defending it and serving its people. I ask you now: do not stop speaking about Gaza. Do not let the world look away. Keep fighting, keep telling our stories—until Palestine is free” Hossam, not a day passes by where I don’t remember your words or remember you, I know you’re in a better place now but I can’t accept the reality that you’re no longer here, I will always honor your words and my promise to you, till we we meet again... Voiceover by Propaganda & co , thank you for helping.

Suppressed News.

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Senator Tim Scott was visibly emotional on CNN as he remembered his friend and fellow South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. SCOTT: “Well, Jake, gosh, America’s lost a true statesman.” “We don’t have many left. But he was a true statesman.” “But I’ve lost a friend. It is a morning of mourning for me.” “It’s a powerful reminder that life is fleeting, that we are not here very long.” “If I were to tell stories about Lindsey Graham, one of the most important stories is that when I was a new senator, he welcomed me in.” “He knew that my path was different. He understood the power of change in South Carolina and how much our state had changed. But he was one of the first folks in the Senate to welcome me in with open arms.” “And I will say that I do a South Carolina Prayer Breakfast every year in D.C. And I called Lindsey the first time, and Lindsey said, ‘Tim, if this thing starts before 10 A.M., I’m not coming because I’m not going—even if Jesus comes back before 10 A.M.’” “And I just laughed out loud. And of course, it started at 8:30. And who walked in the door at 8:31? Lindsey Graham.” “He was just the kind of committed person that you don’t really appreciate how committed he was to America.” “I can’t think of a more committed public servant to this country.”
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Senator Tim Scott was visibly emotional on CNN as he remembered his friend and fellow South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. SCOTT: “Well, Jake, gosh, America’s lost a true statesman.” “We don’t have many left. But he was a true statesman.” “But I’ve lost a friend. It is a morning of mourning for me.” “It’s a powerful reminder that life is fleeting, that we are not here very long.” “If I were to tell stories about Lindsey Graham, one of the most important stories is that when I was a new senator, he welcomed me in.” “He knew that my path was different. He understood the power of change in South Carolina and how much our state had changed. But he was one of the first folks in the Senate to welcome me in with open arms.” “And I will say that I do a South Carolina Prayer Breakfast every year in D.C. And I called Lindsey the first time, and Lindsey said, ‘Tim, if this thing starts before 10 A.M., I’m not coming because I’m not going—even if Jesus comes back before 10 A.M.’” “And I just laughed out loud. And of course, it started at 8:30. And who walked in the door at 8:31? Lindsey Graham.” “He was just the kind of committed person that you don’t really appreciate how committed he was to America.” “I can’t think of a more committed public servant to this country.”

Overton

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Jack Black and Lawrence jam out to “Touch Me” by The Doors during the film School of Rock. This is such a great scene and one of our favorites from this movie. This song, along with many of the other songs, were much easier to obtain and use for the film as opposed to one certain song. This song was “Immigrant Song” by Led Zeppelin. This song took some serious perseverance to get for the movie as Led Zeppelin have been notoriously selective about licensing their songs in the past for films and television. Back in 2003, School of Rock star Jack Black recorded a heartfelt plea in front of a live audience where he begged Led Zeppelin to give its blessing. Calling them “the gods of rock” and “the greatest band of all time,” he told the musicians that “this is a movie about rock. And without that song, this movie will crumble into smithereens.” It worked, and the rights were granted. Black hasn’t been the only one who has stuck his neck out to get Zeppelin’s mythical music in their movies and even if you do get their blessing, the price tag usually comes in the 7 figure range. Another movie that was lucky enough to get Immigrant Song was “Thor: Ragnarok” and Disney wasn’t able to do this without digging deep into their pockets. According to sources, Disney paid anywhere from $1.4 million to $3 million for the song to be included in this movie. With amazing music, comes a hefty price tag. In the words of Jack Black, don’t ever be too proud to beg for something you truly want and need. Enjoy!
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Jack Black and Lawrence jam out to “Touch Me” by The Doors during the film School of Rock. This is such a great scene and one of our favorites from this movie. This song, along with many of the other songs, were much easier to obtain and use for the film as opposed to one certain song. This song was “Immigrant Song” by Led Zeppelin. This song took some serious perseverance to get for the movie as Led Zeppelin have been notoriously selective about licensing their songs in the past for films and television. Back in 2003, School of Rock star Jack Black recorded a heartfelt plea in front of a live audience where he begged Led Zeppelin to give its blessing. Calling them “the gods of rock” and “the greatest band of all time,” he told the musicians that “this is a movie about rock. And without that song, this movie will crumble into smithereens.” It worked, and the rights were granted. Black hasn’t been the only one who has stuck his neck out to get Zeppelin’s mythical music in their movies and even if you do get their blessing, the price tag usually comes in the 7 figure range. Another movie that was lucky enough to get Immigrant Song was “Thor: Ragnarok” and Disney wasn’t able to do this without digging deep into their pockets. According to sources, Disney paid anywhere from $1.4 million to $3 million for the song to be included in this movie. With amazing music, comes a hefty price tag. In the words of Jack Black, don’t ever be too proud to beg for something you truly want and need. Enjoy!

🎸 Rock History 🎸

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🗣️: Were you surprised? Mew : I was surprised. I was really glad that he came. I was very stressed. The funny thing is, I always consult him (about this show). The staff gave me feedback like this, but he gave me an evasive answer. I was confused. Like, why was he answering so strangely? Tul : I told P’Mew that no matter what, I wouldn’t go on the show because I get nervous and don’t really want to appear on it, something like that. I wanted to see him guess and see his reaction. I thought it would be funny. He’s a very attentive person. Tul : At first, I was going to pretend to be a woman or a trans woman and even practiced changing my voice. But during the rehearsal before filming, I used my full voice and lost it. So I couldn’t do a female voice anymore. I changed my voice to sound like a slightly hoarse rock singer instead. Mew : I actually thought to myself, “Could it be him?” When I started thinking about everything that had happened over the weekend, something felt a little strange about this show. Mew : Thank you to my partner for coming. And thank you for helping me guess right. Tul : It’s been a long time since I last sang with P’Mew. We’ve both been really busy lately, but he always sings really well. We’ve talked before about how our voices go well together. P'Tukky : This is a secret. I heard that once Tul knew he had to be the surprise guest behind the wall, he prepared really well. He pretended to drop by the set and acted casual about everything. He even sent videos of himself playing with his cats and cooking, just so (Mew) wouldn’t suspect anything.
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🗣️: Were you surprised? Mew : I was surprised. I was really glad that he came. I was very stressed. The funny thing is, I always consult him (about this show). The staff gave me feedback like this, but he gave me an evasive answer. I was confused. Like, why was he answering so strangely? Tul : I told P’Mew that no matter what, I wouldn’t go on the show because I get nervous and don’t really want to appear on it, something like that. I wanted to see him guess and see his reaction. I thought it would be funny. He’s a very attentive person. Tul : At first, I was going to pretend to be a woman or a trans woman and even practiced changing my voice. But during the rehearsal before filming, I used my full voice and lost it. So I couldn’t do a female voice anymore. I changed my voice to sound like a slightly hoarse rock singer instead. Mew : I actually thought to myself, “Could it be him?” When I started thinking about everything that had happened over the weekend, something felt a little strange about this show. Mew : Thank you to my partner for coming. And thank you for helping me guess right. Tul : It’s been a long time since I last sang with P’Mew. We’ve both been really busy lately, but he always sings really well. We’ve talked before about how our voices go well together. P'Tukky : This is a secret. I heard that once Tul knew he had to be the surprise guest behind the wall, he prepared really well. He pretended to drop by the set and acted casual about everything. He even sent videos of himself playing with his cats and cooking, just so (Mew) wouldn’t suspect anything.

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There are 362 NCAA Division I head men’s basketball coaching positions in the country. I don’t take for granted how fortunate I am to be offered the opportunity to lead one of these programs, specifically, Houston Christian University (HCU). First, I want to thank the Lord for this opportunity. I want to thank HCU President Dr. Sloan, Director of Athletics Steve Moniaci, Deputy Athletic Director Stan Williamson, and James and Ann Bryant. All five of you have played a vital role in allowing my family the opportunity to move to Houston to join your prestigious institution. Thanks for your belief in me and our vision to reimagine and reinvigorate the men’s basketball program. I would like to thank and honor Coach Ron Cottrell and his coaching staffs who spent the last 33 years leading the HCU basketball program. This includes long-time assistants Steven Key and Jud Kinne as well as many other assistants. Ron and his staff dominated the NAIA and Red River Conference days of the 90’s and early 2000’s. They fearlessly led the program back to the NCAA Division I level, through the probationary period, to the Great West Conference, and to the Southland Conference. It is a privilege to follow Coach Cottrell and build on his body of work. I am grateful for the previous colleges and universities who afforded me the opportunity to lead their programs. Rock Valley College, Graceland University, and most recently and for the last six years, Emporia State University. I will be posting an in-depth message thanking some specific people who changed my life from Emporia State in the coming days. In the meantime, I want to express my gratitude for your support and love during our ESU tenure. The Emporia community is incredible. Alexys and I not only raised our four children in the community but we also watched your children grow, too. It was a special time in our family’s life. Thanks to my wife and children, my parents, my assistants, and our former student-athletes. College athletics is all about people and creating value for each other. Thanks for partnering with me each day as we pressed forward to make degree progress, impact our community, and win games and championships. The work continues with great excitement for the future at Houston Christian University. As George Strait famously sings, “Take me to Texas.” Proverbs 19:21
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There are 362 NCAA Division I head men’s basketball coaching positions in the country. I don’t take for granted how fortunate I am to be offered the opportunity to lead one of these programs, specifically, Houston Christian University (HCU). First, I want to thank the Lord for this opportunity. I want to thank HCU President Dr. Sloan, Director of Athletics Steve Moniaci, Deputy Athletic Director Stan Williamson, and James and Ann Bryant. All five of you have played a vital role in allowing my family the opportunity to move to Houston to join your prestigious institution. Thanks for your belief in me and our vision to reimagine and reinvigorate the men’s basketball program. I would like to thank and honor Coach Ron Cottrell and his coaching staffs who spent the last 33 years leading the HCU basketball program. This includes long-time assistants Steven Key and Jud Kinne as well as many other assistants. Ron and his staff dominated the NAIA and Red River Conference days of the 90’s and early 2000’s. They fearlessly led the program back to the NCAA Division I level, through the probationary period, to the Great West Conference, and to the Southland Conference. It is a privilege to follow Coach Cottrell and build on his body of work. I am grateful for the previous colleges and universities who afforded me the opportunity to lead their programs. Rock Valley College, Graceland University, and most recently and for the last six years, Emporia State University. I will be posting an in-depth message thanking some specific people who changed my life from Emporia State in the coming days. In the meantime, I want to express my gratitude for your support and love during our ESU tenure. The Emporia community is incredible. Alexys and I not only raised our four children in the community but we also watched your children grow, too. It was a special time in our family’s life. Thanks to my wife and children, my parents, my assistants, and our former student-athletes. College athletics is all about people and creating value for each other. Thanks for partnering with me each day as we pressed forward to make degree progress, impact our community, and win games and championships. The work continues with great excitement for the future at Houston Christian University. As George Strait famously sings, “Take me to Texas.” Proverbs 19:21

Craig Doty

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‼️When all else fails… SCHUMER Smollett is now claiming he’s dodging MAGA bomb threats. Schumer said he was informed that his offices received the threats from emails with the subject line ‘MAGA’ from an email address claiming the ‘2020 election was rigged.’ CRYSTAL BALL: MAGA bombs is phase one to the midterms coup that’s coming. We just don’t know what it is yet. Too cynical? Probably. But we’ve seen this movie before: The bloated budget. The Histrionic cast. Massive promotion. And an implausible script that falls apart at the end. “This morning, I was informed by law enforcement entities throughout New York of multiple bomb threats that were made at my offices in Rochester, Binghamton, and Long Island with the email subject line ‘MAGA’ and from an email address alleging the ‘2020 election was rigged.’ “Everyone is safe, and I am grateful for their quick and professional response to ensure these offices remain safe and secure for all New Yorkers.” “As I have said many times, these kinds of violent threats have absolutely no place in our political system,” Schumer added on the Senate floor. #SchumerBombThreat #MAGA
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‼️When all else fails… SCHUMER Smollett is now claiming he’s dodging MAGA bomb threats. Schumer said he was informed that his offices received the threats from emails with the subject line ‘MAGA’ from an email address claiming the ‘2020 election was rigged.’ CRYSTAL BALL: MAGA bombs is phase one to the midterms coup that’s coming. We just don’t know what it is yet. Too cynical? Probably. But we’ve seen this movie before: The bloated budget. The Histrionic cast. Massive promotion. And an implausible script that falls apart at the end. “This morning, I was informed by law enforcement entities throughout New York of multiple bomb threats that were made at my offices in Rochester, Binghamton, and Long Island with the email subject line ‘MAGA’ and from an email address alleging the ‘2020 election was rigged.’ “Everyone is safe, and I am grateful for their quick and professional response to ensure these offices remain safe and secure for all New Yorkers.” “As I have said many times, these kinds of violent threats have absolutely no place in our political system,” Schumer added on the Senate floor. #SchumerBombThreat #MAGA

Tosca Austen

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Ahmed al Ahmed's cousin gives an interview to Al Araby ✅ His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed ✅ Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab ✅ He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. ✅ At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” ✅ Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. ✅ We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise Full translation of interview: Mr. Mustafa, allow me to speak with you. We will watch a video that perhaps Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also seen. Afterwards, Netanyahu said the following: “I watched a video of a Jewish man attacking one of the assailants, disarming him, and saving lives that only God knows.” For Netanyahu, the person who saved lives is a Jewish man. Could you tell us who saved lives and what your relationship with him is? Peace be upon you. How are you? Hello and welcome. Thank you. Hello, my dear brother, greetings to all your viewers on your honorable channel. If it’s correct, Mustafa Al-Asaad, I would like to introduce you to Ahmed Al-Ahmed. Hello, welcome. Ahmed. Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. You’re Mustafa, right? Yes. I apologize; the video cut out, but I can hear you well. The picture has returned. Can you introduce Ahmed again from the beginning? He is Australian, a citizen of Australia, of Syrian origin from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. Okay, what is your relation to him? He is my maternal uncle’s son—so a cousin, roughly. And you were with him? You were at the hospital with him. Where is he now? Ahmed is currently at St. George Hospital in Kogarah, Sydney. Tomorrow morning, he will undergo treatment to remove bullets from his left shoulder. He was shot twice: once in his shoulder and once in his left arm. How is his condition? His condition is stable. We are waiting until morning to remove the bullets from his shoulder, God willing. Why wait until morning to remove the bullets? His condition is stable, thank God. The doctors said that tomorrow morning, God willing, they will remove the bullets from his body. These are medical matters; I don’t know the details—the hospital makes the decision. Did you speak with him? Yes, yes, I spoke with him and saw him. I sat with him for almost an hour, God willing. The first question that comes to mind: in the video—if the colleagues allow us to watch it again—he moves between cars, attacks one of the armed men, and disarms him. What was going through his mind at that moment while risking his life? Did he know that this attack was targeting Jews? He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. It was a humanitarian act more than anything else. Any decent human being and citizen, when seeing this, would surely want to stop the deaths. Did he talk about moments of fear? Did he think about his life while trying to take the weapon? I spoke to him; he told me about it. At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” After he managed to take the weapon and was injured, did he feel any regret? Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. Life and death are in God’s hands. He did a heroic act; why would he regret it? He is very proud that he saved even one life. We know well the situation in the Middle East and Israel’s actions and sensitivities regarding the Israeli state. But in your normal human discussion with him as family... Because Israel in Australia perceives this attack as antisemitic. Before discovering that the person who saved Jewish lives is in fact a Muslim from an Arab country. In your conversation with Ahmed, did you sense any negative view toward Jews? Does this justify Israel’s belief in antisemitism? We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise. When Ahmed saw the scene and people being shot, his conscience told him he couldn’t bear it. God gave him strength and faith to stop the person shooting at people. We don’t think about religion or nationality; we are Australians living together with love and respect. Do you feel that the Arab community or Australians of Arab origin have seen a change in how the wider Australian society views them after this incident? No, that is not true. I don’t think that will happen. We have lived in Australia for a long time. We are Australian citizens and have never seen such views or experienced racism. We work and live together regardless of religion, background, or nationality.
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Ahmed al Ahmed's cousin gives an interview to Al Araby ✅ His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed ✅ Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab ✅ He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. ✅ At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” ✅ Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. ✅ We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise Full translation of interview: Mr. Mustafa, allow me to speak with you. We will watch a video that perhaps Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also seen. Afterwards, Netanyahu said the following: “I watched a video of a Jewish man attacking one of the assailants, disarming him, and saving lives that only God knows.” For Netanyahu, the person who saved lives is a Jewish man. Could you tell us who saved lives and what your relationship with him is? Peace be upon you. How are you? Hello and welcome. Thank you. Hello, my dear brother, greetings to all your viewers on your honorable channel. If it’s correct, Mustafa Al-Asaad, I would like to introduce you to Ahmed Al-Ahmed. Hello, welcome. Ahmed. Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. You’re Mustafa, right? Yes. I apologize; the video cut out, but I can hear you well. The picture has returned. Can you introduce Ahmed again from the beginning? He is Australian, a citizen of Australia, of Syrian origin from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. Okay, what is your relation to him? He is my maternal uncle’s son—so a cousin, roughly. And you were with him? You were at the hospital with him. Where is he now? Ahmed is currently at St. George Hospital in Kogarah, Sydney. Tomorrow morning, he will undergo treatment to remove bullets from his left shoulder. He was shot twice: once in his shoulder and once in his left arm. How is his condition? His condition is stable. We are waiting until morning to remove the bullets from his shoulder, God willing. Why wait until morning to remove the bullets? His condition is stable, thank God. The doctors said that tomorrow morning, God willing, they will remove the bullets from his body. These are medical matters; I don’t know the details—the hospital makes the decision. Did you speak with him? Yes, yes, I spoke with him and saw him. I sat with him for almost an hour, God willing. The first question that comes to mind: in the video—if the colleagues allow us to watch it again—he moves between cars, attacks one of the armed men, and disarms him. What was going through his mind at that moment while risking his life? Did he know that this attack was targeting Jews? He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. It was a humanitarian act more than anything else. Any decent human being and citizen, when seeing this, would surely want to stop the deaths. Did he talk about moments of fear? Did he think about his life while trying to take the weapon? I spoke to him; he told me about it. At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” After he managed to take the weapon and was injured, did he feel any regret? Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. Life and death are in God’s hands. He did a heroic act; why would he regret it? He is very proud that he saved even one life. We know well the situation in the Middle East and Israel’s actions and sensitivities regarding the Israeli state. But in your normal human discussion with him as family... Because Israel in Australia perceives this attack as antisemitic. Before discovering that the person who saved Jewish lives is in fact a Muslim from an Arab country. In your conversation with Ahmed, did you sense any negative view toward Jews? Does this justify Israel’s belief in antisemitism? We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise. When Ahmed saw the scene and people being shot, his conscience told him he couldn’t bear it. God gave him strength and faith to stop the person shooting at people. We don’t think about religion or nationality; we are Australians living together with love and respect. Do you feel that the Arab community or Australians of Arab origin have seen a change in how the wider Australian society views them after this incident? No, that is not true. I don’t think that will happen. We have lived in Australia for a long time. We are Australian citizens and have never seen such views or experienced racism. We work and live together regardless of religion, background, or nationality.

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CM Punk explains what AJ Styles means to him. “I love it when the fans chant, you know, thank you, AJ. What he means to me is he’s a guy that started around the same time as I did in a different part of the country, paid his dues, did things his way. He’s very influential and he’s a guy that you never thought would be in WWE, let alone make it in WWE. We kind of have that in common. He exceeded his expectations, just like I did. So I’m standing here now, towards the end, the end of my career and John Cena’s hanging it up and AJ Styles says he’s going to retire next year. I don’t know how long I got. I’m going to go until the wheels fall off. I just know that that’s sooner than later. It’s important, I think, for all of us, not just myself, to celebrate all the wrestlers as they retire. There’s a whole new crop of people coming up to take our spots and I think we’re anxiously awaiting that to happen in some respects.”
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CM Punk explains what AJ Styles means to him. “I love it when the fans chant, you know, thank you, AJ. What he means to me is he’s a guy that started around the same time as I did in a different part of the country, paid his dues, did things his way. He’s very influential and he’s a guy that you never thought would be in WWE, let alone make it in WWE. We kind of have that in common. He exceeded his expectations, just like I did. So I’m standing here now, towards the end, the end of my career and John Cena’s hanging it up and AJ Styles says he’s going to retire next year. I don’t know how long I got. I’m going to go until the wheels fall off. I just know that that’s sooner than later. It’s important, I think, for all of us, not just myself, to celebrate all the wrestlers as they retire. There’s a whole new crop of people coming up to take our spots and I think we’re anxiously awaiting that to happen in some respects.”

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