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History asks a question we rarely ask ourselves: not who we would have beenbut where we would have been. Born to privilege or poverty? Opportunity or hardship? How different would our lives have been That’s the journey Ruth Goodman and I take in Rich Lives, Poor Lives. Series 2... show more

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We don’t have to ask ourselves what we would have done at dark moments in our history. We are in one of these moments where history is calling on us. Now it's on us, what will we do? I believe we must stand up.

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🔹NBC: The U.S. has removed Maduro, invaded Iran, and killed its supreme leader. Do you fear you could be killed or arrested by the U.S.? 🔹🇨🇺 Cuban President Díaz-Canel: I do not like comparing Cuba to other countries. We have our own history and conditions. Those of us in leadership are committed to the Revolution and our people. That commitment includes being willing to give our lives. If the U.S. carried out aggression or tried to kidnap a president, there would be a fight. We would defend ourselves. If necessary, we would die. As our anthem says, dying for the homeland is to live. But leadership in Cuba is not about one person. We have collective leadership, unity, and discipline. Removing one individual would not change anything. Others would take responsibility.

🔹NBC: The U.S. has removed Maduro, invaded Iran, and killed its supreme leader. Do you fear you could be killed or arrested by the U.S.? 🔹🇨🇺 Cuban President Díaz-Canel: I do not like comparing Cuba to other countries. We have our own history and conditions. Those of us in leadership are committed to the Revolution and our people. That commitment includes being willing to give our lives. If the U.S. carried out aggression or tried to kidnap a president, there would be a fight. We would defend ourselves. If necessary, we would die. As our anthem says, dying for the homeland is to live. But leadership in Cuba is not about one person. We have collective leadership, unity, and discipline. Removing one individual would not change anything. Others would take responsibility.

Drop Site

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For 85 years, it’s been our mission to bring happiness to the millions of lives we touch every day. Hardship & prosperity have honed our entrepreneurial spirit. Today, our journey continues, as we invest for more growth; respecting our rich heritage wherever tomorrow takes us.

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HSA Group

11,897 views • 3 years ago

🚨🎥 WATCH: Keir Starmer says "we have got the fight of our lives ahead of us" "We have got to take on Reform and beat them... everyone who cares about what this country is, whether they vote Labour or otherwise, it is the fight of our lives for who we are as a country"

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200,402 views • 10 months ago

“Resilience must be in everything we do. We must build families that are resilient, individuals must build themselves to have resilience, and from that, the country itself becomes resilient. Rwanda has been resilient. If Rwanda had not been resilient, you would not be sitting here today; none of us would be here. We would be on the streets begging, or we would not exist at all. Our people who died have departed, but for those of us who are still alive, their death should not be in vain.” President Kagame | National Prayer Breakfast

“Resilience must be in everything we do. We must build families that are resilient, individuals must build themselves to have resilience, and from that, the country itself becomes resilient. Rwanda has been resilient. If Rwanda had not been resilient, you would not be sitting here today; none of us would be here. We would be on the streets begging, or we would not exist at all. Our people who died have departed, but for those of us who are still alive, their death should not be in vain.” President Kagame | National Prayer Breakfast

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14,153 views • 6 months ago

We are FCKED and we only have ourselves to blame. JEWS OF NYC: We have to get our act together by November or we'll be fleeing for our lives. Let this moment light the fire under all of us.

We are FCKED and we only have ourselves to blame. JEWS OF NYC: We have to get our act together by November or we'll be fleeing for our lives. Let this moment light the fire under all of us.

Lizzy Savetsky

108,456 views • 1 year ago

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The attached video is an interesting clip from a news article just before the referendum vote. Make no mistake, the black population was ready for a fight and if the vote was NO, that we would have had a full on civil war on our hands. The question that I have to ask myself, after seeing with my own eyes many, many times how the mobs scatter after the first bullet flies, is how they would have stood up to the Armed Forces of the Republic. Should it have resulted in an outright war and the gloves were completely off, my personal feelings are that the numerical advantages of the enemy would have been neutralised by artillery and airstrikes into the townships. Not that I would have ever hoped for this, but this is the reality of war. With water, power and supplies cut off and disease spreading, I do not think that the 'majority' could have held out forever. Wouter Basson could have been properly unleashed and entire townships wiped out with poisoned water supplies and other nefarious means. Let's not even talk about our nuclear weapons, which would have most certainly drawn other nuclear powers into the war, some with us and some against us. Nukes aside, we would have had our work cut out for us with communist reinforcements arriving from neighbouring countries. SWAPO were formidable opponents and with them now well equipped, we could have faced some indiscriminate artillery shelling of our own cities and population areas. The Mozambicans were battle hardened by that stage and also a formidable enemy. As always, we would have had to deal with traitors and sympathisers from our own people. As an officer, I would have been responsible for executing traitors and deserters which would not have been nice, or that nice depending on how one looks at it. The whole country would have definitely come to a standstill, possibly for decades, the losses would have been devastating on both sides, and we would not have gotten to enjoy the 1995 World Cup victory, the wonderful 1990's or any day as we know it since then. Every single day from then until now would have been different. Some of my children would not have been born and I would have most certainly lost many loved family members, friends and brother comrades-in-arms, if not my own life. My best friend through my service lives down the road from me and I see him at least a couple of times a week. For that I am blessed. I am not saying that we could not have won, I am just asking if it would have been worth it. Come to think about it. I am glad that peace prevailed, in whatever iteration of peace that we call this. It hurts real bad to think that we laid down our arms and handed over governance of our beloved South Africa to an organised crime syndicate masquerading as a political party. Ultimately true intentions are judged by results and there is nobody alive that can not see plain as day, that the intention of the ANC all along was just to loot the country for themselves without a care in the world for anybody else. They took it all and threw everybody else the scraps. A tear runs down my face when I think of what we could have become and how those wonderful late 90's could have gone on forever. How do we fix this?

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The SNP's Michelle Thomson asks MSPs: "Who here would tell a constituent who cannot afford to put food in their mouth that their solution is to put male members in their mouth? No one. We have privilege. The reality of prostitution will never permeate our lives."

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32,910 views • 6 months ago

Already miss being on stage with you all, but time to recharge before we hit the US 🖤 Would love to hear some of your stories about how the music and shows have been a part of your lives

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472,354 views • 3 years ago

When New Yorkers uptown and in the Bronx go to the polls on June 23, we must ask ourselves one key question: have our lives gotten better in the 9 years since the incumbent Congressmember first went to Washington? Or have our rents risen, our grocery prices skyrocketed, and our neighbors been snatched by ICE with more and more frequency? The New Yorkers I've been hearing from — in Washington Heights, Kingsbridge, Harlem and beyond — are ready for a change. Join us on June 23, because Uptown and the Bronx deserves better. #VoteDarializa

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Darializa for Congress

19,635 views • 2 months ago

Kristi Noem: "No American citizens have been arrested or detained. We focus on those who are here illegally. And anything you would hear or report that would be different than that is simply not true and false reporting."

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The awakening. 5 years ago, this video would have been shadow banned or deleted, and then the person who posted it would have gotten a strike on their account. Or they would have lost it altogether. But nothing can stop what’s coming!

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Those who came before us did not struggle, sacrifice, and lay down their lives only to see us cede our fundamental freedoms. On November 5, we each have the power to turn the page.

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Kamala Harris

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