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I’m speechless at the people who turned out for a dog walk tonight in Dublin. People told me they came from Kerry, Donegal and even one lady from Germany just to join 😅 There’s a lot of love and good in the world still 🥰🥰🥰
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I’m speechless at the people who turned out for a dog walk tonight in Dublin. People told me they came from Kerry, Donegal and even one lady from Germany just to join 😅 There’s a lot of love and good in the world still 🥰🥰🥰

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🗣️ 'You imagine Donegal trying to find accommodation for about 50 people in Kerry? They didn't!' 🗣️ 'County chairs, when we meet them, will tell us: give us as long a time as possible between fixtures...' #GAA president Jarlath Burns addresses why the the draw for the second round of the All Ireland was made on Morning Ireland on a Tuesday, and the logistics behind making the draw so early. | 🏐
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🗣️ 'You imagine Donegal trying to find accommodation for about 50 people in Kerry? They didn't!' 🗣️ 'County chairs, when we meet them, will tell us: give us as long a time as possible between fixtures...' #GAA president Jarlath Burns addresses why the the draw for the second round of the All Ireland was made on Morning Ireland on a Tuesday, and the logistics behind making the draw so early. | 🏐

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Bringing Ireland's Past to Life 🇮🇪🚂🚃 My colorised circa 1920s Pathé footage showcases the Lartigue monorail. This monorail was the only one in the world to successfully operate on a commercial basis. Charles Lartigue, a Frenchman, designed this steam-powered monorail that ran from 1888 to 1924, covering a distance of 9 miles between Listowel and Ballybunion in County Kerry. It carried passengers, livestock and freight along a rail supported on A-shaped trestles. The last train ran on the 14th October 1924 and everything was scrapped. Much of the track was sold off to local farmers for use as fencing, except a short section of the track. For those interested, Listowel now offers a demonstration journey on a full-scale diesel-powered replica of the original monorail and also has a Lartigue Museum. The music I added is called The Bridge by Ireland's foremost exponent of the uilleann pipes Liam O'Flynn 1945-2018. #TheColourOfIreland #Ireland #History #IrishHistory #IrishCulture #Kerry #Listowel #Ballybunion #railroad #rail #railway #railways_worldwide #railways #trainspotting #trains #Monorail
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Bringing Ireland's Past to Life 🇮🇪🚂🚃 My colorised circa 1920s Pathé footage showcases the Lartigue monorail. This monorail was the only one in the world to successfully operate on a commercial basis. Charles Lartigue, a Frenchman, designed this steam-powered monorail that ran from 1888 to 1924, covering a distance of 9 miles between Listowel and Ballybunion in County Kerry. It carried passengers, livestock and freight along a rail supported on A-shaped trestles. The last train ran on the 14th October 1924 and everything was scrapped. Much of the track was sold off to local farmers for use as fencing, except a short section of the track. For those interested, Listowel now offers a demonstration journey on a full-scale diesel-powered replica of the original monorail and also has a Lartigue Museum. The music I added is called The Bridge by Ireland's foremost exponent of the uilleann pipes Liam O'Flynn 1945-2018. #TheColourOfIreland #Ireland #History #IrishHistory #IrishCulture #Kerry #Listowel #Ballybunion #railroad #rail #railway #railways_worldwide #railways #trainspotting #trains #Monorail

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FKR continues to push the idea that Jennifer McCabe should have run into 34 Fairview to wake up Brian Albert the night John O’Keefe was found unresponsive in the snow. But let’s break down the actual timeline to see if that was even remotely feasible. When Jennifer McCabe got out of Kerry Roberts' car and saw that it was John O'Keefe lying there, she describes a moment of shock - locking eyes with Kerry and then snapping into action realizing she needed to call 911. That call was placed at 6:03:47 AM (see call log). After connecting, she was transferred from the initial dispatcher to Norwood, then to Canton PD, and finally to Canton Fire repeating the details at each step. While on the phone, as you can hear on the call, Jen also gathered blankets for Kerry to place under John's head. The 911 call lasted 3 minutes and 32 seconds, ending at 6:07:19 AM. After hanging up, Jennifer took over CPR for Kerry, who had been kneeling in the snow and was starting to lose feeling in her legs (see clip). We know from footage that Officer Saraf arrived on the scene at about 6:10:00 AM (see dispatch log and testimony in clip). Jen testified that she saw his spotlight coming down 34 Fairview and waved him down. So, what does that timeline tell us? Between hanging up with 911 at 6:07:19 AM and Officer Saraf’s arrival at about 6:10:00 AM, only 2 minutes and 41 seconds passed. In that window we have to also include Jen performing chest compressions on John. We know that at some point Kerry took over chest compressions again as Jen was the one to wave down Officer Saraf. So let’s just split the 2 minutes and 41 seconds in half to be fair and conservatively estimate 1 minute and 20 seconds of CPR for Jen, though it was likely longer. That leaves her roughly 1 minute and 21 seconds to sprint into the house, wake Brian Albert, give him time to register what was happening and get back outside without missing her chance to wave down Officer Saraf. Could she have managed that? Realistically, no. And importantly, if Jen had abandoned John mid-call to dash inside, she would have left Kerry alone with John (and a hysterical Karen) and missed relaying vital information the dispatcher may have asked for (AND missed relieving Kerry of CPR). Who, in their right mind, leaves a victim while actively on the phone with emergency services and someone who is performing life-saving measures? The narrative that Jennifer McCabe could have or should have done more isn’t grounded in reality. If FKR supporters paused to think critically about what they are suggesting and actually calculated the feasibility they might realize that what they believe should have happened simply could not have happened. Alan Jackson’s conjectures and conspiracy-laden narratives keep fueling the fire, but rarely do her followers stop to question whether what he claims is even physically possible.
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FKR continues to push the idea that Jennifer McCabe should have run into 34 Fairview to wake up Brian Albert the night John O’Keefe was found unresponsive in the snow. But let’s break down the actual timeline to see if that was even remotely feasible. When Jennifer McCabe got out of Kerry Roberts' car and saw that it was John O'Keefe lying there, she describes a moment of shock - locking eyes with Kerry and then snapping into action realizing she needed to call 911. That call was placed at 6:03:47 AM (see call log). After connecting, she was transferred from the initial dispatcher to Norwood, then to Canton PD, and finally to Canton Fire repeating the details at each step. While on the phone, as you can hear on the call, Jen also gathered blankets for Kerry to place under John's head. The 911 call lasted 3 minutes and 32 seconds, ending at 6:07:19 AM. After hanging up, Jennifer took over CPR for Kerry, who had been kneeling in the snow and was starting to lose feeling in her legs (see clip). We know from footage that Officer Saraf arrived on the scene at about 6:10:00 AM (see dispatch log and testimony in clip). Jen testified that she saw his spotlight coming down 34 Fairview and waved him down. So, what does that timeline tell us? Between hanging up with 911 at 6:07:19 AM and Officer Saraf’s arrival at about 6:10:00 AM, only 2 minutes and 41 seconds passed. In that window we have to also include Jen performing chest compressions on John. We know that at some point Kerry took over chest compressions again as Jen was the one to wave down Officer Saraf. So let’s just split the 2 minutes and 41 seconds in half to be fair and conservatively estimate 1 minute and 20 seconds of CPR for Jen, though it was likely longer. That leaves her roughly 1 minute and 21 seconds to sprint into the house, wake Brian Albert, give him time to register what was happening and get back outside without missing her chance to wave down Officer Saraf. Could she have managed that? Realistically, no. And importantly, if Jen had abandoned John mid-call to dash inside, she would have left Kerry alone with John (and a hysterical Karen) and missed relaying vital information the dispatcher may have asked for (AND missed relieving Kerry of CPR). Who, in their right mind, leaves a victim while actively on the phone with emergency services and someone who is performing life-saving measures? The narrative that Jennifer McCabe could have or should have done more isn’t grounded in reality. If FKR supporters paused to think critically about what they are suggesting and actually calculated the feasibility they might realize that what they believe should have happened simply could not have happened. Alan Jackson’s conjectures and conspiracy-laden narratives keep fueling the fire, but rarely do her followers stop to question whether what he claims is even physically possible.

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The American golfer could never comprehend this. Putting from 135 yards!!! Links golf was meant to give options. Play it low, play it high, roll it on the ground. Just get the ball to the hole. Gamble Sands lives up to this ethos. The firm fescue and big slopes allow for some of the most varied and creative shots you could take. 4 players from the same area could all take different shot shapes and all be successful. This was how golf came about and evolved in the UK. Due to philosophy and climate and land reasons, American golf mostly went away from this. Gamble is a place to find it. One of the few in the USA. (Though the number is growing!) Scarecrow ups the ante and really allows the ground game to flourish.

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The Focke-Achgelis Fa 330A-1 Bachstelze was an unpowered rotor kite towed behind German Type IX D2 U-boats and used for observation. U-boat commanders mostly hated it.👀 The kite gave away the boat by sight and radar, and recovery took too long if a crash dive was needed, so it saw use mainly in the Indian Ocean. Its one confirmed kill came on August 6, 1943, when U-177 used a Bachstelze to find and sink the Greek steamer Efthalia Mari. First flown in 1942 it had an empty weight of roughly 150lbs. Four men could assemble it from two watertight tubes on the conning tower in about three minutes, then reel it up a cable to as high as 722ft. From there the pilot could spot ships about 33 miles out. In an emergency he could dump the rotor and drop by parachute.

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Quentin Tarantino was one week away from pulling the plug on Inglourious Basterds (2009). 🎬 He famously stated that he believed the character of Hans Landa was "unplayable" due to the specific linguistic genius required to switch effortlessly between German, French, English, and Italian. He couldn't find anyone who could deliver the poetry of the dialogue. Then, Christoph Waltz walked into the audition room. Tarantino later said, "If I hadn't found someone as good as Christoph, I might not have made Inglourious Basterds." Waltz went on to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this performance. 🏆 Is this the best acting performance in a Tarantino movie? 👇

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Left: Webber, Suzuka, 2013 Right: Verstappen, Suzuka, 2026 Same straight, find the differences Watch where the speed starts to disappear because the battery is empty and the superclipping starts They killed the element of Formula 1 that made it attractive: full throttle, last one who blinks, attacking corners on the limits of what these cars could handle Excellence in driving was rewarded Now excellence in battery technology is rewarded and great drivers no longer make the difference. Also why Russel isn’t miles ahead of Kimi, why Hamilton is on par with Charles and Hadjar is the closest teammate to Verstappen since Ricciardo. The ICE is now just a glorified generator, energy is taken away from the straight into cornering speed and stored in the battery to increase acceleration out of corners, which, like Alonso said, the kitchen chefs could drive just as easily.
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Left: Webber, Suzuka, 2013 Right: Verstappen, Suzuka, 2026 Same straight, find the differences Watch where the speed starts to disappear because the battery is empty and the superclipping starts They killed the element of Formula 1 that made it attractive: full throttle, last one who blinks, attacking corners on the limits of what these cars could handle Excellence in driving was rewarded Now excellence in battery technology is rewarded and great drivers no longer make the difference. Also why Russel isn’t miles ahead of Kimi, why Hamilton is on par with Charles and Hadjar is the closest teammate to Verstappen since Ricciardo. The ICE is now just a glorified generator, energy is taken away from the straight into cornering speed and stored in the battery to increase acceleration out of corners, which, like Alonso said, the kitchen chefs could drive just as easily.

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Earlier this week, I released an exclusive report about how Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Acting Secretary of the Army has been aggressively working to undermine Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in an effort to steal his job. My report has since gone viral, and high level sources at Department of War 🇺🇸 tell me it is the talk of the town at the Pentagon this week. Source: .Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth recently went on The Katie Miller Podcast and talked about the differences between men and women in combat. He said, “My stance has been the standards need to be universally high, and I mean at the male standard high. If that excludes females, then so be it. That's not the intent, but it could be the effect. And that's okay.” That’s not what Army Secretary Acting Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll recently said. Driscoll told Politico’s Dasha Burns in a recent interview there is “no difference” between men and women in combat because he “couldn’t tell the difference between the men and women” at a Ranger school training. Wow. The Army Secretary is pushing woke gender nonsense while Hegseth is trying to create elite, super warriors who can defend our nation from our enemies. I really hope we never see a day where Dan Driscoll replaces Pete Hegseth, or else we’re going to have a bunch of feminists on the battlefield and our nation will be captured. That’s the ultimate fantasy of Driscoll’s best buddy Jake Sullivan Jake Sullivan.
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Earlier this week, I released an exclusive report about how Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Acting Secretary of the Army has been aggressively working to undermine Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in an effort to steal his job. My report has since gone viral, and high level sources at Department of War 🇺🇸 tell me it is the talk of the town at the Pentagon this week. Source: .Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth recently went on The Katie Miller Podcast and talked about the differences between men and women in combat. He said, “My stance has been the standards need to be universally high, and I mean at the male standard high. If that excludes females, then so be it. That's not the intent, but it could be the effect. And that's okay.” That’s not what Army Secretary Acting Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll recently said. Driscoll told Politico’s Dasha Burns in a recent interview there is “no difference” between men and women in combat because he “couldn’t tell the difference between the men and women” at a Ranger school training. Wow. The Army Secretary is pushing woke gender nonsense while Hegseth is trying to create elite, super warriors who can defend our nation from our enemies. I really hope we never see a day where Dan Driscoll replaces Pete Hegseth, or else we’re going to have a bunch of feminists on the battlefield and our nation will be captured. That’s the ultimate fantasy of Driscoll’s best buddy Jake Sullivan Jake Sullivan.

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The decertified and terminated Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor didn't just miss one video from John O'Keefe's Ring surveillance footage. He missed three. According to testimony, Proctor asked Trooper DiCiccio, whom he described as a "good friend," to review O'Keefe's Ring footage. DiCiccio took handwritten notes while examining the evidence. Three videos documented in those notes have never been accounted for: 🔹 12:41 AM: "Tail lights from driveway (I think she arrived home)" 🔹 5:47 AM: "Karen, Jen, Kerry @ house" 🔹 12:42 PM: "Lexus leaves" All three videos would have provided a view of Karen Read's taillight, the Commonwealth's alleged murder weapon. Yet Proctor denied that these videos ever existed, despite DiCiccio's notes indicating otherwise. 12:41 AM would likely show Karen Read arriving at John O'Keefe's home and pulling into the garage. 5:47 AM was referenced by investigators, but its counterpart video from 5:51 AM is missing. According to testimony, this was the timeframe when Karen Read, Jennifer McCabe, and Kerry Roberts were allegedly looking at the damaged taillight. Kerry testified that she observed a metal piece sticking out, and Karen allegedly removed a piece of taillight. Yet the video that should have captured those events is nowhere to be found. Somehow, conversations, blowing snow, vehicle doors opening and closing, and a vehicle leaving the property all failed to be recorded. 12:42 PM would have shown Karen Read's father driving her Lexus away from O'Keefe's residence. Initially, it was suggested that the missing footage may have been deleted by Karen Read when she returned to O'Keefe's house after leaving the hospital. John O'Keefe's mother, Peg O'Keefe, even alluded to that possibility during her testimony in the second trial. The problem with that theory is that O'Keefe's Ring account could only be accessed through his cell phone, and Karen Read did not have access to it. Even more significant, Ring's records reportedly showed that the only party to access the account was the Massachusetts State Police...
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The decertified and terminated Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor didn't just miss one video from John O'Keefe's Ring surveillance footage. He missed three. According to testimony, Proctor asked Trooper DiCiccio, whom he described as a "good friend," to review O'Keefe's Ring footage. DiCiccio took handwritten notes while examining the evidence. Three videos documented in those notes have never been accounted for: 🔹 12:41 AM: "Tail lights from driveway (I think she arrived home)" 🔹 5:47 AM: "Karen, Jen, Kerry @ house" 🔹 12:42 PM: "Lexus leaves" All three videos would have provided a view of Karen Read's taillight, the Commonwealth's alleged murder weapon. Yet Proctor denied that these videos ever existed, despite DiCiccio's notes indicating otherwise. 12:41 AM would likely show Karen Read arriving at John O'Keefe's home and pulling into the garage. 5:47 AM was referenced by investigators, but its counterpart video from 5:51 AM is missing. According to testimony, this was the timeframe when Karen Read, Jennifer McCabe, and Kerry Roberts were allegedly looking at the damaged taillight. Kerry testified that she observed a metal piece sticking out, and Karen allegedly removed a piece of taillight. Yet the video that should have captured those events is nowhere to be found. Somehow, conversations, blowing snow, vehicle doors opening and closing, and a vehicle leaving the property all failed to be recorded. 12:42 PM would have shown Karen Read's father driving her Lexus away from O'Keefe's residence. Initially, it was suggested that the missing footage may have been deleted by Karen Read when she returned to O'Keefe's house after leaving the hospital. John O'Keefe's mother, Peg O'Keefe, even alluded to that possibility during her testimony in the second trial. The problem with that theory is that O'Keefe's Ring account could only be accessed through his cell phone, and Karen Read did not have access to it. Even more significant, Ring's records reportedly showed that the only party to access the account was the Massachusetts State Police...

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This one is for the NBA History buffs 🏀📺 Introducing the NBA Referee Roundtable series: 30 Years of NBA History | Episode 1️⃣ A Different Game: The League Then vs Now. Watch the full episode: Untold Story, after untold story – That only an NBA Referee who has been officiating on an NBA floor for more than 30 years could tell. From what it was like to officiate the incredible physicality in the paint between the big-time center’s of the 1990’s, funny moments with Michael Jordan, the biggest difference between the style of play in today’s game vs their rookie years 30+ years ago and how that has impacted officiating, legends of the officiating profession, and career longevity. This is a conversation between 5 unexpected NBA historians you will not want to miss, and this is only episode 1… Sean Corbin (30 years), James Capers (30 years), Tony Brothers (31 years), Scott Foster (31 years) and Tom Washington (34 years) sat down at the 2024 NBA Referee Preseason Camp to share incredible stories from their tenured careers as NBA Referees.
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This one is for the NBA History buffs 🏀📺 Introducing the NBA Referee Roundtable series: 30 Years of NBA History | Episode 1️⃣ A Different Game: The League Then vs Now. Watch the full episode: Untold Story, after untold story – That only an NBA Referee who has been officiating on an NBA floor for more than 30 years could tell. From what it was like to officiate the incredible physicality in the paint between the big-time center’s of the 1990’s, funny moments with Michael Jordan, the biggest difference between the style of play in today’s game vs their rookie years 30+ years ago and how that has impacted officiating, legends of the officiating profession, and career longevity. This is a conversation between 5 unexpected NBA historians you will not want to miss, and this is only episode 1… Sean Corbin (30 years), James Capers (30 years), Tony Brothers (31 years), Scott Foster (31 years) and Tom Washington (34 years) sat down at the 2024 NBA Referee Preseason Camp to share incredible stories from their tenured careers as NBA Referees.

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On Candace Owens's November 17 episode, she said she received a tip from a "pregnant mommy sleuth." Candace said the tipster found that between 2022-2025, the travel locations of two Egyptian planes overlapped 68 times with Erika Kirk's travel locations—Candace displayed a spreadsheet showing the overlaps. An "overlap" appears to be defined as an Egyptian plane being anywhere in the same state (potentially hundreds of miles away) within +/- 3 days of Erika. So Erika could fly across the country to an airport thousands of miles away. Then, if an Egyptian plane landed anywhere in the state that Erika departed from within three days after Erika's departure, that would count as an "overlap." Candace has said multiple times that these Egyptian planes are the key to solving Charlie Kirk's murder. That's not the only problem with the data. KanekoaTheGreat thoroughly analyzed the data and found that 66% of the Egyptian planes' flights didn't even occur. So it wasn't just a matter of, "Oh, the definition of what constitutes an overlap is ridiculously large." These planes weren't even in the air when the spreadsheet said they were in the air 66% of the time.
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On Candace Owens's November 17 episode, she said she received a tip from a "pregnant mommy sleuth." Candace said the tipster found that between 2022-2025, the travel locations of two Egyptian planes overlapped 68 times with Erika Kirk's travel locations—Candace displayed a spreadsheet showing the overlaps. An "overlap" appears to be defined as an Egyptian plane being anywhere in the same state (potentially hundreds of miles away) within +/- 3 days of Erika. So Erika could fly across the country to an airport thousands of miles away. Then, if an Egyptian plane landed anywhere in the state that Erika departed from within three days after Erika's departure, that would count as an "overlap." Candace has said multiple times that these Egyptian planes are the key to solving Charlie Kirk's murder. That's not the only problem with the data. KanekoaTheGreat thoroughly analyzed the data and found that 66% of the Egyptian planes' flights didn't even occur. So it wasn't just a matter of, "Oh, the definition of what constitutes an overlap is ridiculously large." These planes weren't even in the air when the spreadsheet said they were in the air 66% of the time.

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Pakistani VS Afghanistan In ground military combat, the Pakistani army collapsed. The Pakistani army has air superiority, similar to Israel. However, in direct combat, it did not stand a chance against the Afghans. Most of its military posts along the Durand Line fell within hours into Afghan hands. The Pakistani army cannot carry out airstrikes on the fallen bases and military posts due to the presence of its own personnel. However, it can conduct airstrikes away from the battlefield, which could result in massacres like the one it committed on February 22, when it wiped out an entire family of 18 members, leaving only a few survivors. Such actions would only further damage the already damaged Pakistani army’s public image. The difference between the Afghan army and the Pakistani army lies in their military creed. The Afghans have declared an Islamic religious military doctrine. However, the Pakistani army, like the Pakistani state, is suffering from an identity crisis. With the army’s involvement in politics and business, it has only weakened itself further. Video: Afghan soldiers storming a Pakistani military base.
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Pakistani VS Afghanistan In ground military combat, the Pakistani army collapsed. The Pakistani army has air superiority, similar to Israel. However, in direct combat, it did not stand a chance against the Afghans. Most of its military posts along the Durand Line fell within hours into Afghan hands. The Pakistani army cannot carry out airstrikes on the fallen bases and military posts due to the presence of its own personnel. However, it can conduct airstrikes away from the battlefield, which could result in massacres like the one it committed on February 22, when it wiped out an entire family of 18 members, leaving only a few survivors. Such actions would only further damage the already damaged Pakistani army’s public image. The difference between the Afghan army and the Pakistani army lies in their military creed. The Afghans have declared an Islamic religious military doctrine. However, the Pakistani army, like the Pakistani state, is suffering from an identity crisis. With the army’s involvement in politics and business, it has only weakened itself further. Video: Afghan soldiers storming a Pakistani military base.

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American compares 2 schools in the same area, both for the exact same funding, both had the same amount of teachers, facilities everything. They were only 10-15 miles apart - Floyd Central High School was 91% White students - New Albany High School was majorly black and multicultural students (of very close to majority, at least 41%+ from what I could find) The white high school performed better in every metric - Test scores - Teachers preferred working at Floyd Central because of less fights, better environment - Floyd Central beat them at every metric, every sport except basketball So the majority (or nearly majority) black and minority school was at a slightly less economic advantage, but the white kids that went to that school still outperformed the minority students in test scores, while they to were also being in that ‘less economically advantaged’ group So the proven claim here is - 2 school gets the same funding and assets, the white school did better in every metric - White kids that are also economically disadvantaged still performed better on tests then black students in the same bad financial position
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American compares 2 schools in the same area, both for the exact same funding, both had the same amount of teachers, facilities everything. They were only 10-15 miles apart - Floyd Central High School was 91% White students - New Albany High School was majorly black and multicultural students (of very close to majority, at least 41%+ from what I could find) The white high school performed better in every metric - Test scores - Teachers preferred working at Floyd Central because of less fights, better environment - Floyd Central beat them at every metric, every sport except basketball So the majority (or nearly majority) black and minority school was at a slightly less economic advantage, but the white kids that went to that school still outperformed the minority students in test scores, while they to were also being in that ‘less economically advantaged’ group So the proven claim here is - 2 school gets the same funding and assets, the white school did better in every metric - White kids that are also economically disadvantaged still performed better on tests then black students in the same bad financial position

Wall Street Apes

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This morning the first thing on my phone was a message from my friend at the front: “Is grandma okay?” I didn’t understand. Then I opened the news. Seven people killed. One street away from mine. I called granny. She’s alive. She says the building shook. Then the lights went out, everything went out, just darkness and explosions, and she thought the whole house was falling into an abyss. She said: I can’t talk right now. I need to come back to myself. Call me later. So I sit here, far away, thanking God it wasn’t her building. And immediately after that: next time it can be. Next time she is inside it. 27 ballistic missiles came at Kyiv last night and we could not stop them. Because we do not have what it takes to stop them. Patriots are the difference between an old woman making her morning tea and an old woman under concrete. I know the ritual by now. Shock. Condolences. “Unacceptable.” And Russia draws the only conclusion that matters to it: that it can keep doing this, and nothing will change. We need Patriots. And the licence for Europe to build these interceptors is not technology being given away. It is the difference between a family standing in a stairwell and a family under one. If this is not what alliances are for, then what they are for. My grandmother survived tonight. Someone else’s did not.
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This morning the first thing on my phone was a message from my friend at the front: “Is grandma okay?” I didn’t understand. Then I opened the news. Seven people killed. One street away from mine. I called granny. She’s alive. She says the building shook. Then the lights went out, everything went out, just darkness and explosions, and she thought the whole house was falling into an abyss. She said: I can’t talk right now. I need to come back to myself. Call me later. So I sit here, far away, thanking God it wasn’t her building. And immediately after that: next time it can be. Next time she is inside it. 27 ballistic missiles came at Kyiv last night and we could not stop them. Because we do not have what it takes to stop them. Patriots are the difference between an old woman making her morning tea and an old woman under concrete. I know the ritual by now. Shock. Condolences. “Unacceptable.” And Russia draws the only conclusion that matters to it: that it can keep doing this, and nothing will change. We need Patriots. And the licence for Europe to build these interceptors is not technology being given away. It is the difference between a family standing in a stairwell and a family under one. If this is not what alliances are for, then what they are for. My grandmother survived tonight. Someone else’s did not.

Maria Drutska 🇺🇦

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