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🇩🇪 INTERVIEW: “GERMANY CALLED ME A THREAT BECAUSE I QUESTIONED THE MIGRATION CRISIS” Naomi Seibt , German Commentator & Activist “In 2019, I started speaking out against the mass migration crisis that was started by Angela Merkel. Then I became known as the ‘anti-Greta Thunberg’ because I questioned climate...

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🇩🇪 INTERVIEW: “GERMANY CALLED ME A THREAT BECAUSE I QUESTIONED THE MIGRATION CRISIS” , German Commentator & Activist “In 2019, I started speaking out against the mass migration crisis that was started by Angela Merkel. Then I became known as the ‘anti-Greta Thunberg’ because I questioned climate change. My main ‘crime’ was being a young woman who leaned right, which was very unusual at the time. I wasn’t raised conservative. My mother is a single parent who went against traditions. I just believed in freedom and started to see how rare that was in Germany. It’s a very obedient country, almost communist in its mentality. There’s a culture of snitching. If your neighbor doesn’t recycle properly, you can call the authorities. That’s not satire. That’s real life. When I started connecting with the MAGA movement and libertarian thinkers in America, that’s when German intelligence really started to worry. They saw it as a threat that free speech ideas could spread in Europe.”
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🇩🇪 INTERVIEW: “GERMANY CALLED ME A THREAT BECAUSE I QUESTIONED THE MIGRATION CRISIS” , German Commentator & Activist “In 2019, I started speaking out against the mass migration crisis that was started by Angela Merkel. Then I became known as the ‘anti-Greta Thunberg’ because I questioned climate change. My main ‘crime’ was being a young woman who leaned right, which was very unusual at the time. I wasn’t raised conservative. My mother is a single parent who went against traditions. I just believed in freedom and started to see how rare that was in Germany. It’s a very obedient country, almost communist in its mentality. There’s a culture of snitching. If your neighbor doesn’t recycle properly, you can call the authorities. That’s not satire. That’s real life. When I started connecting with the MAGA movement and libertarian thinkers in America, that’s when German intelligence really started to worry. They saw it as a threat that free speech ideas could spread in Europe.”

Mario Nawfal

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🇩🇪 INTERVIEW: “GERMAN INTELLIGENCE PUT ME UNDER SURVEILLANCE AS A TEENAGER” Naomi Seibt , German Commentator & Activist “I applied for asylum in the United States last year. I never planned to stay more than a month, but things changed when Elon Musk amplified my work and I started speaking out about Germany’s AfD party. That’s when the media attacks started, followed by Antifa threats. Later, I discovered my phone calls had been intercepted. My attorney filed an official request, and German intelligence confirmed they had been monitoring me since around 2019. They told me my name appears over 1,000 times in their database. That’s when I realized how deeply they’ve been watching me since I was 18 or 19 years old.”
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🇩🇪 INTERVIEW: “GERMAN INTELLIGENCE PUT ME UNDER SURVEILLANCE AS A TEENAGER” Naomi Seibt , German Commentator & Activist “I applied for asylum in the United States last year. I never planned to stay more than a month, but things changed when Elon Musk amplified my work and I started speaking out about Germany’s AfD party. That’s when the media attacks started, followed by Antifa threats. Later, I discovered my phone calls had been intercepted. My attorney filed an official request, and German intelligence confirmed they had been monitoring me since around 2019. They told me my name appears over 1,000 times in their database. That’s when I realized how deeply they’ve been watching me since I was 18 or 19 years old.”

Mario Nawfal

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🐱 I started working at 17. I started out in a studio in Daegu, then I debuted at 21. I was 23 when people started recognizing BTS. The hardest time for me was when I was 23. People started recognizing me. and I felt that I should be earning money in proportion to that.
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🐱 I started working at 17. I started out in a studio in Daegu, then I debuted at 21. I was 23 when people started recognizing BTS. The hardest time for me was when I was 23. People started recognizing me. and I felt that I should be earning money in proportion to that.

슈가젤리🍬

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FROM “ANTI-GRETA” TO INTELLIGENCE TARGET 🇩🇪🇺🇸 Since 2019 I have been known as a menace to the state. German and American intelligence cooperated to take down the “Anti-Greta” Naomi Seibt. They knew I was a threat before I realized it myself. Now it’s my job to expose uncomfortable truths with Deutschland Kurier. Interview with the legendary Alex Stein #99!
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FROM “ANTI-GRETA” TO INTELLIGENCE TARGET 🇩🇪🇺🇸 Since 2019 I have been known as a menace to the state. German and American intelligence cooperated to take down the “Anti-Greta” Naomi Seibt. They knew I was a threat before I realized it myself. Now it’s my job to expose uncomfortable truths with Deutschland Kurier. Interview with the legendary Alex Stein #99!

Naomi Seibt

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Heidi Gianni: “Before I knew the Lord, I knew of Him, but I wasn’t clear who He was… I was really lost and living in despair. When I started to pursue the Lord and I found Him, and I started to see His goodness, that He loves me, that He has a plan for me, it changed everything about my life.” Preorder Hunting for Honey Here:
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Heidi Gianni: “Before I knew the Lord, I knew of Him, but I wasn’t clear who He was… I was really lost and living in despair. When I started to pursue the Lord and I found Him, and I started to see His goodness, that He loves me, that He has a plan for me, it changed everything about my life.” Preorder Hunting for Honey Here:

One America News

13,339 views • 8 months ago

#슬기 #SEULGI: "When I went to school— I started going to auditions in 6th grade and I started at an acting academy. I got invited to do acting as an extra so I would be taken out of school for a bit to film, only to appear in the show for 1 second. But for my friends in Ansan, that was already amazing. People started saying 'Oh it's a celebrity', 'a celebrity passed by'. It was really just a bit role. After that, when I became a trainee at SM, I became a bit more popular."
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#슬기 #SEULGI: "When I went to school— I started going to auditions in 6th grade and I started at an acting academy. I got invited to do acting as an extra so I would be taken out of school for a bit to film, only to appear in the show for 1 second. But for my friends in Ansan, that was already amazing. People started saying 'Oh it's a celebrity', 'a celebrity passed by'. It was really just a bit role. After that, when I became a trainee at SM, I became a bit more popular."

KSG Updates

14,269 views • 10 months ago

I want you to understand something about the trade war Trump started with China—and how this might play out. When I first started traveling to China decades ago, I was riding in a top-of-the-line Mercedes on a long drive from my luxury hotel to the factory. I casually asked, “I know this is a communist country, but it feels very capitalist to me.” The answer was simple: “You’re allowed to make money here. But you must not speak out against the government. That is forbidden.” So let that sink in for a moment… 1.
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I want you to understand something about the trade war Trump started with China—and how this might play out. When I first started traveling to China decades ago, I was riding in a top-of-the-line Mercedes on a long drive from my luxury hotel to the factory. I casually asked, “I know this is a communist country, but it feels very capitalist to me.” The answer was simple: “You’re allowed to make money here. But you must not speak out against the government. That is forbidden.” So let that sink in for a moment… 1.

Christopher Webb

4,626,963 views • 1 year ago

JENNIE talks about the story behind the making of “ZEN” “wow, with ZEN there is so much to talk about. but when ZEN came along that’s when i know oh my album is Ruby and it’s happening. and that was maybe like six months into spending time at the studio.. every day every month just got more harder as time went by. i felt more anxious, i felt like something was coming chasing after me when this is something that i started. so i started lost my self in my head and then i met this amazing writer called Bibi. she played a very big role for my album. she really opened up to me and i learned to open myself up to her and we just had a great time and that’s when ZEN came along. and after many conversations that i had with her about our true motivation, our inspirations and our just life. we clicked pretty quickly and then with the message and the words in ZEN is was done in such delicate it was made in such a delicate way but to be expressing it in such a loud.. i think that kind of represents who i am.”
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JENNIE talks about the story behind the making of “ZEN” “wow, with ZEN there is so much to talk about. but when ZEN came along that’s when i know oh my album is Ruby and it’s happening. and that was maybe like six months into spending time at the studio.. every day every month just got more harder as time went by. i felt more anxious, i felt like something was coming chasing after me when this is something that i started. so i started lost my self in my head and then i met this amazing writer called Bibi. she played a very big role for my album. she really opened up to me and i learned to open myself up to her and we just had a great time and that’s when ZEN came along. and after many conversations that i had with her about our true motivation, our inspirations and our just life. we clicked pretty quickly and then with the message and the words in ZEN is was done in such delicate it was made in such a delicate way but to be expressing it in such a loud.. i think that kind of represents who i am.”

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92,384 views • 1 year ago

Carlos Alcaraz says he initially wasn’t sure if he was cramping or if it was an issue with his adductor during his match against Zverev, ‘I just told what happened to the physio & he decided to take a medical’ “I didn’t think it was cramps at all at the beginning. I didn’t know exactly what it was. I ran to a forehand and started to feel it in the right adductor. That’s why I called the physio. Because it was just that moment, the rest of the legs.. the left leg was good. Not good but decent. After that with all the stress I didn’t know what was going on. I didn’t know if it was going to be worse or not. In that moment I just talked to the physio and said ‘Ok I just went to run to the forehand side and I started to feel the right adductor.’ He decided to take the medical time out and he did it. I just told what happened to the physio and he decided to take a medical.” (via Australian Open Press)
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Carlos Alcaraz says he initially wasn’t sure if he was cramping or if it was an issue with his adductor during his match against Zverev, ‘I just told what happened to the physio & he decided to take a medical’ “I didn’t think it was cramps at all at the beginning. I didn’t know exactly what it was. I ran to a forehand and started to feel it in the right adductor. That’s why I called the physio. Because it was just that moment, the rest of the legs.. the left leg was good. Not good but decent. After that with all the stress I didn’t know what was going on. I didn’t know if it was going to be worse or not. In that moment I just talked to the physio and said ‘Ok I just went to run to the forehand side and I started to feel the right adductor.’ He decided to take the medical time out and he did it. I just told what happened to the physio and he decided to take a medical.” (via Australian Open Press)

The Tennis Letter

516,912 views • 6 months ago

Ilia Topuria opens up about the Arman Tsarukyan slap incident "When I was fighting against Charles, he tweeted against me. He said when he sees Ilia in person he’s going to do this and that. In the evening, I went to the Performance Institute, I saw him and he started to smile. Then we went to the locker room and he started to ask like do you recommend some places in Georgia because I go very often. He was so cool and I was surprised, like this guy is talking sh*t." (Via adin )
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Ilia Topuria opens up about the Arman Tsarukyan slap incident "When I was fighting against Charles, he tweeted against me. He said when he sees Ilia in person he’s going to do this and that. In the evening, I went to the Performance Institute, I saw him and he started to smile. Then we went to the locker room and he started to ask like do you recommend some places in Georgia because I go very often. He was so cool and I was surprised, like this guy is talking sh*t." (Via adin )

Red Corner MMA

26,181 views • 5 months ago

“When I was in government, any time I was given a new problem – I had the desk where all the really bad problems went; ‘we don’t know what to do with this, let’s give it to Jared’ – my first question was always: okay, what did they do in Singapore? In government, what I learned is that even though every problem seemed crazy, I started reading a lot of history and studying other countries because nothing was actually new under the sun. Every problem I was dealing with, somebody had dealt with it at some time, in some form, in some place. I wanted to pull whatever learnings I could from that, in order to inform the approach I was going to take. In some ways, my lack of experience was actually a benefit because I approached every problem by saying: how could I learn from the people who have done well and the people who have failed? Singapore has just been a very steady example of a country that has done a lot of the right policies, in the right ways, for a long time.” - Jared Kushner
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“When I was in government, any time I was given a new problem – I had the desk where all the really bad problems went; ‘we don’t know what to do with this, let’s give it to Jared’ – my first question was always: okay, what did they do in Singapore? In government, what I learned is that even though every problem seemed crazy, I started reading a lot of history and studying other countries because nothing was actually new under the sun. Every problem I was dealing with, somebody had dealt with it at some time, in some form, in some place. I wanted to pull whatever learnings I could from that, in order to inform the approach I was going to take. In some ways, my lack of experience was actually a benefit because I approached every problem by saying: how could I learn from the people who have done well and the people who have failed? Singapore has just been a very steady example of a country that has done a lot of the right policies, in the right ways, for a long time.” - Jared Kushner

Edward M. Druce

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Former p*rn star, Brittni De La Mora, worked in the adult film industry for years. She found Jesus and escaped. She shares the dark realities of pornography and the industry: “When I first started off in the industry, the reason why I was getting booked so much is because I was 18 years old, and I looked like a little girl. They would put me in pigtails, costume jewelry, and schoolgirl outfits, and have me say, “Oh, I’m barely 18.” One day, a light flickered in me, and I was like, “Do you guys realize this is encouraging pedophilia?” I had to go to my agent, and I told him, “Hey, I cannot do these scenes anymore. Do not book me for these.” It was like I was doing them, and something just hit me where I was like, “This is wrong. This is not okay.” Now that I’m out, I see that pornography really is a drug. It releases so much dopamine in your brain, and eventually what you watch does not satisfy you anymore. So now you have to go reenact those things in real life. It starts off with hiring escorts, and then, you know, that’s not enough. Then people begin doing things to children, and we see that all over. It’s sickening. I truly blame pornography for that, because what they’re watching, they’re feeding their soul. Then they start craving that, because eventually it’s just not enough anymore. I saw a documentary of a guy who had 6,000 images of child pornography when he was raided. It is sickening. It breaks my heart. It angers me. But he started off watching the ‘morally acceptable’ scenes: the husband and wife and then started watching the young 18-year-old with the older man. Eventually, that wasn’t enough.”
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Former p*rn star, Brittni De La Mora, worked in the adult film industry for years. She found Jesus and escaped. She shares the dark realities of pornography and the industry: “When I first started off in the industry, the reason why I was getting booked so much is because I was 18 years old, and I looked like a little girl. They would put me in pigtails, costume jewelry, and schoolgirl outfits, and have me say, “Oh, I’m barely 18.” One day, a light flickered in me, and I was like, “Do you guys realize this is encouraging pedophilia?” I had to go to my agent, and I told him, “Hey, I cannot do these scenes anymore. Do not book me for these.” It was like I was doing them, and something just hit me where I was like, “This is wrong. This is not okay.” Now that I’m out, I see that pornography really is a drug. It releases so much dopamine in your brain, and eventually what you watch does not satisfy you anymore. So now you have to go reenact those things in real life. It starts off with hiring escorts, and then, you know, that’s not enough. Then people begin doing things to children, and we see that all over. It’s sickening. I truly blame pornography for that, because what they’re watching, they’re feeding their soul. Then they start craving that, because eventually it’s just not enough anymore. I saw a documentary of a guy who had 6,000 images of child pornography when he was raided. It is sickening. It breaks my heart. It angers me. But he started off watching the ‘morally acceptable’ scenes: the husband and wife and then started watching the young 18-year-old with the older man. Eventually, that wasn’t enough.”

Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

30,758 views • 4 months ago

Islam Makhachev says he regretted not moving up earlier after fighting at the welterweight division 🤯🔥 "When I started, I was only dreaming of making it to the top 15. Then, when I entered the top 15, then the top 10, then won the belt, I started feeling that I could afford to go up a weight class, and that’s how it really played out. In my last fight, I wasn’t smaller than my opponent; we were on equal terms, and I regretted a bit that I didn’t move up way before, forcing myself to cut that much weight for such a long time."
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Islam Makhachev says he regretted not moving up earlier after fighting at the welterweight division 🤯🔥 "When I started, I was only dreaming of making it to the top 15. Then, when I entered the top 15, then the top 10, then won the belt, I started feeling that I could afford to go up a weight class, and that’s how it really played out. In my last fight, I wasn’t smaller than my opponent; we were on equal terms, and I regretted a bit that I didn’t move up way before, forcing myself to cut that much weight for such a long time."

Red Corner MMA

306,817 views • 8 months ago

NEW: Jay Bhattacharya says Warp Speed was the right call in 2020 — but the real trouble began when the data from the Vax came in 2021 and the mandates began. “I think Operation Warp Speed was absolutely the right thing to do in 2020. If you are in the middle of a new novel virus spreading around and you have the capacity to deploy amazing scientists to try to address that at a rapid pace, it was definitely the right call to make in 2020.” “When the data started coming in 2021, and the mandates started going out—well that’s when we started getting into a lot of trouble.” “Having an understanding of what was known, at what points in time and also making sure the people who were injured get an honest, an honest take rather than censor, the kind of the way they were in the Biden administration.” “For me, the most important thing is we need to have public health be honest with the American public. To me that’s upshot of the president’s take, which I really just admire.”
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NEW: Jay Bhattacharya says Warp Speed was the right call in 2020 — but the real trouble began when the data from the Vax came in 2021 and the mandates began. “I think Operation Warp Speed was absolutely the right thing to do in 2020. If you are in the middle of a new novel virus spreading around and you have the capacity to deploy amazing scientists to try to address that at a rapid pace, it was definitely the right call to make in 2020.” “When the data started coming in 2021, and the mandates started going out—well that’s when we started getting into a lot of trouble.” “Having an understanding of what was known, at what points in time and also making sure the people who were injured get an honest, an honest take rather than censor, the kind of the way they were in the Biden administration.” “For me, the most important thing is we need to have public health be honest with the American public. To me that’s upshot of the president’s take, which I really just admire.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

161,943 views • 11 months ago

This is powerful… Vice President JD Vance #KamalaHarris “As many of you know, I started my career as a prosecutor specializing in crimes against women and children. What many of you may not know, is why. When I was in high school, I learned that my best friend was being molested by her stepfather. And I said to her, well you’ve got to come and live with us. I called my mother and my mother said, of course she does. And she did. So the idea that someone who survives a crime of violence to their body…would not have the authority to make a decision about what happens to their body next… that’s immoral.”
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This is powerful… Vice President JD Vance #KamalaHarris “As many of you know, I started my career as a prosecutor specializing in crimes against women and children. What many of you may not know, is why. When I was in high school, I learned that my best friend was being molested by her stepfather. And I said to her, well you’ve got to come and live with us. I called my mother and my mother said, of course she does. And she did. So the idea that someone who survives a crime of violence to their body…would not have the authority to make a decision about what happens to their body next… that’s immoral.”

Christopher Webb

662,753 views • 2 years ago

ISRAELI SOLDIERS ABUSE IN AL SHIFA EXPOSED “They put me and the young men in a hole in the ground. The young men were sitting opposite me. One of the soldiers took off my hijab. I started to cry. I was afraid. I asked him if I could have it back. He started to laugh at me and refused to put my hijab back on. In that instance, I was afraid and anxious. My husband was beaten. A soldier fired twice in the air and told me, 'I killed your husband.' … The tank started to throw sand toward me and the men. I was trying to get away while I was handcuffed, but the tank kept getting closer to us. I started crying, asking the soldier what will he do to us. He said, 'I want to bury you alive in this hole and let the dogs eat you.'
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ISRAELI SOLDIERS ABUSE IN AL SHIFA EXPOSED “They put me and the young men in a hole in the ground. The young men were sitting opposite me. One of the soldiers took off my hijab. I started to cry. I was afraid. I asked him if I could have it back. He started to laugh at me and refused to put my hijab back on. In that instance, I was afraid and anxious. My husband was beaten. A soldier fired twice in the air and told me, 'I killed your husband.' … The tank started to throw sand toward me and the men. I was trying to get away while I was handcuffed, but the tank kept getting closer to us. I started crying, asking the soldier what will he do to us. He said, 'I want to bury you alive in this hole and let the dogs eat you.'

Sulaiman Ahmed

239,517 views • 2 years ago

Marc Marc Benioff says he started Salesforce after he got a vision while swimming with a pod of 100 dolphins in Hawaii: "I was one with the pod." "I pay attention to my dreams. I pay attention to my visions, my insights. "Salesforce started because I was swimming with a pod of dolphins outside the coast of Hawaii, where I live. About 100 dolphins. I was one with the pod. And when I was one with the pod, all of a sudden in my mind, I saw this vision of what Salesforce could look like." "I went to Larry Ellison and said, 'Hey I think I'm going to quit my job.' He gave me $2 million, and we started Salesforce. That was 26 years ago."
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Marc Marc Benioff says he started Salesforce after he got a vision while swimming with a pod of 100 dolphins in Hawaii: "I was one with the pod." "I pay attention to my dreams. I pay attention to my visions, my insights. "Salesforce started because I was swimming with a pod of dolphins outside the coast of Hawaii, where I live. About 100 dolphins. I was one with the pod. And when I was one with the pod, all of a sudden in my mind, I saw this vision of what Salesforce could look like." "I went to Larry Ellison and said, 'Hey I think I'm going to quit my job.' He gave me $2 million, and we started Salesforce. That was 26 years ago."

TBPN

195,029 views • 7 months ago