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Audemars Piguet and Swatch have officially revealed their new Royal Pop collection after rappers had plenty to say about the collab 👀⌚ Instead of the wristwatch many people expected, the release is a detachable Royal Oak-inspired pocket watch that can be worn with a lanyard. The pocket watches come in eight colorways and will release in two styles: Lépine and Savonnette. Available May 16 at select Swatch stores worldwide. Thoughts? ⬇️💭

Audemars Piguet and Swatch have officially revealed their new Royal Pop collection after rappers had plenty to say about the collab 👀⌚ Instead of the wristwatch many people expected, the release is a detachable Royal Oak-inspired pocket watch that can be worn with a lanyard. The pocket watches come in eight colorways and will release in two styles: Lépine and Savonnette. Available May 16 at select Swatch stores worldwide. Thoughts? ⬇️💭

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There is no one who can afford an authentic Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, even a ghastly iced out one that would be caught dead on a Carnival cruise. The idea would be abhorrent to them and seen as punishment. They would turn to ash like a vampire being outside during sunrise. I would rather be in a week long line at the DMV.

There is no one who can afford an authentic Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, even a ghastly iced out one that would be caught dead on a Carnival cruise. The idea would be abhorrent to them and seen as punishment. They would turn to ash like a vampire being outside during sunrise. I would rather be in a week long line at the DMV.

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“I’m very rich. The chain around my neck can buy a CR-V; it costs $38,000. The ones on my wrist are worth $24,000 and GH¢50,000. I’m wealthy. If you compare me with my age mates, they will have radio frequency numbers, while I have 13 figures.” — Navrongo-based artiste Bill Gucci boasts about his wealth and the value of his jewellery during an interview on Radio Tamale, claiming that his financial status surpasses that of many of his peers.

“I’m very rich. The chain around my neck can buy a CR-V; it costs $38,000. The ones on my wrist are worth $24,000 and GH¢50,000. I’m wealthy. If you compare me with my age mates, they will have radio frequency numbers, while I have 13 figures.” — Navrongo-based artiste Bill Gucci boasts about his wealth and the value of his jewellery during an interview on Radio Tamale, claiming that his financial status surpasses that of many of his peers.

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Sian Berry, "Turning to Andrew Windsor" "Transparency about the working of an organisation is a key way to prevent corruption" "The royal family is sheltered from scrutiny in too many ways, and it is very clear what risk it can pose" "We have heard many examples of MPs facing restrictions and limits on what we can ask about royal activities' "But it is reasonable and right that we scrutinise any work that they do on behalf of the country, and we look at how these restrictions can be removed" "We also need to be able to scrutinise the £12 million payout from Andrew to the late Virginia Giuffre" "Andrew Winsdor's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein has turned the nation's stomach" "And we also need to know who in the royal household knew what and when"

Sian Berry, "Turning to Andrew Windsor" "Transparency about the working of an organisation is a key way to prevent corruption" "The royal family is sheltered from scrutiny in too many ways, and it is very clear what risk it can pose" "We have heard many examples of MPs facing restrictions and limits on what we can ask about royal activities' "But it is reasonable and right that we scrutinise any work that they do on behalf of the country, and we look at how these restrictions can be removed" "We also need to be able to scrutinise the £12 million payout from Andrew to the late Virginia Giuffre" "Andrew Winsdor's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein has turned the nation's stomach" "And we also need to know who in the royal household knew what and when"

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Graham Platner: “The reason we are in the straits that we are is because we have been robbed. We have been robbed for almost 40 years by a politics and an economic system it supports that has sucked money out of working people in this country and put it into the pockets of billionaires and corporations.”

Graham Platner: “The reason we are in the straits that we are is because we have been robbed. We have been robbed for almost 40 years by a politics and an economic system it supports that has sucked money out of working people in this country and put it into the pockets of billionaires and corporations.”

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Why has no one made a legitimate effort to reveal the Epstein client list until now? DataRepublican (small r) has a dark theory, and she hopes she’s wrong. She explains: “If you look at the statistics for child sex abuse, it’s absolutely horrible, as we know. And if you think about it, if so many children are impacted by this, that means the adults are the ones responsible for that. “If so many children are affected, that means there’s so many offenders. And if that’s true, it means that many, many more people than we hear about, than we even see, are involved in that. And we wouldn’t recognize it. “And I think what that means is the blackmail path is very wide if there’s a lot of people. Again, I have no proof of this, but that’s one dark theory I have, and I hope I’m wrong.”

Why has no one made a legitimate effort to reveal the Epstein client list until now? DataRepublican (small r) has a dark theory, and she hopes she’s wrong. She explains: “If you look at the statistics for child sex abuse, it’s absolutely horrible, as we know. And if you think about it, if so many children are impacted by this, that means the adults are the ones responsible for that. “If so many children are affected, that means there’s so many offenders. And if that’s true, it means that many, many more people than we hear about, than we even see, are involved in that. And we wouldn’t recognize it. “And I think what that means is the blackmail path is very wide if there’s a lot of people. Again, I have no proof of this, but that’s one dark theory I have, and I hope I’m wrong.”

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This is why people call Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “FUCKING GRIFTERS.” Meghan Markle sat with Oprah and raised claims about discussions surrounding Archie’s skin colour in an interview that ignited worldwide accusations of racism against the Royal Family. The media ran with it. People condemned them. Reputations were dragged through the mud. This happened while Prince Philip was seriously ill and Queen Elizabeth was in her final years. Then years later Harry said: “We never said the Royal Family was racist. The British press said that.” Read that again. They received awards connected to fighting racism, stayed silent while the world condemned the Royal Family as racist, accepted the praise and sympathy that followed… and years later Harry says, “We never said the Royal Family was racist. The British press said that.” So which was it? Because you do not get to benefit from the implication, collect the rewards, then later blame everyone else for understanding exactly what was implied. You cannot drop something that explosive into the public domain, stay silent while the world interprets it exactly as many did, then years later act as though everyone misunderstood or pretend the meaning changed? That isn’t misunderstanding. That’s manipulation. And the hypocrisy never stops. The same people who accuse the Royal Family of cruelty, leaking and exploitation continue trading on royal titles, royal links and royal status because without that connection, what exactly is left? What’s funny is the “leaking” apparently packed its bags and moved to Montecito with Harry and Meghan. Because according to them, the problem was always the Royal Family and the institution… yet somehow the interviews, complaints, anonymous sources, documentaries, books and endless revelations never stopped. Strange how the leaking didn’t stay behind. The endless victim narrative seems to be collapsing under the weight of its own contradictions and more people are finally seeing it for what it is. Maybe that’s why the failures keep piling up, the isolation keeps growing and trust keeps disappearing. Because sooner or later people get tired of selective truths and watching blame be thrown at everyone except the ones holding the microphone. You can fool people for a while. You can reshape stories. You can monetise grievances. But eventually the story starts shifting and that’s the problem with lies… the details keep changing because fiction needs maintenance while truth doesn’t. And that’s the thing about the internet. It remembers. And unlike carefully curated narratives, receipts don’t age.

This is why people call Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “FUCKING GRIFTERS.” Meghan Markle sat with Oprah and raised claims about discussions surrounding Archie’s skin colour in an interview that ignited worldwide accusations of racism against the Royal Family. The media ran with it. People condemned them. Reputations were dragged through the mud. This happened while Prince Philip was seriously ill and Queen Elizabeth was in her final years. Then years later Harry said: “We never said the Royal Family was racist. The British press said that.” Read that again. They received awards connected to fighting racism, stayed silent while the world condemned the Royal Family as racist, accepted the praise and sympathy that followed… and years later Harry says, “We never said the Royal Family was racist. The British press said that.” So which was it? Because you do not get to benefit from the implication, collect the rewards, then later blame everyone else for understanding exactly what was implied. You cannot drop something that explosive into the public domain, stay silent while the world interprets it exactly as many did, then years later act as though everyone misunderstood or pretend the meaning changed? That isn’t misunderstanding. That’s manipulation. And the hypocrisy never stops. The same people who accuse the Royal Family of cruelty, leaking and exploitation continue trading on royal titles, royal links and royal status because without that connection, what exactly is left? What’s funny is the “leaking” apparently packed its bags and moved to Montecito with Harry and Meghan. Because according to them, the problem was always the Royal Family and the institution… yet somehow the interviews, complaints, anonymous sources, documentaries, books and endless revelations never stopped. Strange how the leaking didn’t stay behind. The endless victim narrative seems to be collapsing under the weight of its own contradictions and more people are finally seeing it for what it is. Maybe that’s why the failures keep piling up, the isolation keeps growing and trust keeps disappearing. Because sooner or later people get tired of selective truths and watching blame be thrown at everyone except the ones holding the microphone. You can fool people for a while. You can reshape stories. You can monetise grievances. But eventually the story starts shifting and that’s the problem with lies… the details keep changing because fiction needs maintenance while truth doesn’t. And that’s the thing about the internet. It remembers. And unlike carefully curated narratives, receipts don’t age.

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I think it’s going to be an incredible couple of days here in Cambodia! Today, Cambodia is a booming country, but so many people are lost and empty. Young people are searching and know nothing about God and His Son, Jesus Christ. I want them to have the opportunity to know that God loves them and they can have eternal life through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. #LoveSiemReap BGEA

I think it’s going to be an incredible couple of days here in Cambodia! Today, Cambodia is a booming country, but so many people are lost and empty. Young people are searching and know nothing about God and His Son, Jesus Christ. I want them to have the opportunity to know that God loves them and they can have eternal life through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. #LoveSiemReap BGEA

Franklin Graham

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FOR MANY PEOPLE ON BOTH SIDES SUBCONSCIOUSLY THIS CASE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH RIGHT VS WRONG IT’S ALWAYS MORE EMOTION THAN LOGIC BECAUSE RACE IS INVOLVED AND IN 2026 HUMANS STILL HAVE NOT SOLVED THE RACE PROBLEM MANY WHITE PEOPLE WILL DEFEND A WHITE KID LIKE KYLE RITTENHOUSE KNOWING HE WAS PROBABLY WRONG AND BLACK PEOPLE WILL DEFEND KARMELO ANTONY KNOWING HE WAS PROBABLY WRONG IT’S OJ ALL OVER AGAIN ITS NOT ABOUT THE ACTUAL PEOPLE IN THE CASE ANYMORE BLACK AND WHITE PEOPLE HAVE MADE IT ABOUT THEM “I WANT MY RACE TO BE RIGHT VS YOURS” BECAUSE OF THE HISTORY THE TWO WILL ALWAYS BE AT ODDS TO A DEGREE UNFORTUNATELY THE ONLY WAY TO RATIONALIZE THIS CASE IS TO TAKE RACE OUT OF IT IF IT WAS ALL BLACK KIDS ABOUT TO FIGHT AND ONE PULLS A KNIFE AND KILLS ONE WE WOULD ALL KNOW THAT’S WRONG IF IT WAS ALL WHITE KIDS ABOUT TO FIGHT AND ONE PULLS A KNIFE AND KILLS ONE WE WOULD ALL KNOW THAT’S WRONG IT’S THAT SIMPLE DO THINGS HAPPEN SOMETIMES THAT ARE TRAGIC DUE TO THE FRAGILE MALE EGO OFCOURSE BUT AMERICAS JUDICIAL SYSTEM IS BASED ON MONEY AND WHO YOU KNOW IF YOU HAVE ALOT OF MONEY AND POWER YOU CAN BEAT THE CASE IF YOU DON’T.. YOU LOSE THE CASE AMERICAS JUDICIAL SYSTEM IS ALSO NOT INTO FORGIVING NIGGAS IT’S A MILLION NIGGAS LOCKED UP RIGHT NOW FOR SOMETHING THEY DID 30 YEARS AGO

FOR MANY PEOPLE ON BOTH SIDES SUBCONSCIOUSLY THIS CASE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH RIGHT VS WRONG IT’S ALWAYS MORE EMOTION THAN LOGIC BECAUSE RACE IS INVOLVED AND IN 2026 HUMANS STILL HAVE NOT SOLVED THE RACE PROBLEM MANY WHITE PEOPLE WILL DEFEND A WHITE KID LIKE KYLE RITTENHOUSE KNOWING HE WAS PROBABLY WRONG AND BLACK PEOPLE WILL DEFEND KARMELO ANTONY KNOWING HE WAS PROBABLY WRONG IT’S OJ ALL OVER AGAIN ITS NOT ABOUT THE ACTUAL PEOPLE IN THE CASE ANYMORE BLACK AND WHITE PEOPLE HAVE MADE IT ABOUT THEM “I WANT MY RACE TO BE RIGHT VS YOURS” BECAUSE OF THE HISTORY THE TWO WILL ALWAYS BE AT ODDS TO A DEGREE UNFORTUNATELY THE ONLY WAY TO RATIONALIZE THIS CASE IS TO TAKE RACE OUT OF IT IF IT WAS ALL BLACK KIDS ABOUT TO FIGHT AND ONE PULLS A KNIFE AND KILLS ONE WE WOULD ALL KNOW THAT’S WRONG IF IT WAS ALL WHITE KIDS ABOUT TO FIGHT AND ONE PULLS A KNIFE AND KILLS ONE WE WOULD ALL KNOW THAT’S WRONG IT’S THAT SIMPLE DO THINGS HAPPEN SOMETIMES THAT ARE TRAGIC DUE TO THE FRAGILE MALE EGO OFCOURSE BUT AMERICAS JUDICIAL SYSTEM IS BASED ON MONEY AND WHO YOU KNOW IF YOU HAVE ALOT OF MONEY AND POWER YOU CAN BEAT THE CASE IF YOU DON’T.. YOU LOSE THE CASE AMERICAS JUDICIAL SYSTEM IS ALSO NOT INTO FORGIVING NIGGAS IT’S A MILLION NIGGAS LOCKED UP RIGHT NOW FOR SOMETHING THEY DID 30 YEARS AGO

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Satoshi Roundtable is later this week. Tech Talk Tuesdays in Dubai asked me about the upcoming event: “My hope is that have for this week is that we embrace what this industry is all about. It’s not about Blackrock, or CBDCs or the filthy broken fiat system - it’s about an alternative to that. A lot of people can point to many broken things in our world. And the root of what is broken is because of the broken money system. The money system is broken. There is death and destruction because of a broken money system and what this technology represents is something different than that. It’s an alternate to that. And that’s what makes it unique and that’s what makes it valuable.”

Satoshi Roundtable is later this week. Tech Talk Tuesdays in Dubai asked me about the upcoming event: “My hope is that have for this week is that we embrace what this industry is all about. It’s not about Blackrock, or CBDCs or the filthy broken fiat system - it’s about an alternative to that. A lot of people can point to many broken things in our world. And the root of what is broken is because of the broken money system. The money system is broken. There is death and destruction because of a broken money system and what this technology represents is something different than that. It’s an alternate to that. And that’s what makes it unique and that’s what makes it valuable.”

Bruce Fenton

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Nobody camped 8 days for a pocket watch. They camped for the right to own something with an Audemars Piguet logo for $400 instead of $30,000. AP built their brand over 50 years by making sure most people can never buy one. Waitlists. Relationships. Six figures minimum. The wall around the brand IS the brand. Royal Pop punched a hole in that wall. $400. Walk in. Buy it. Except so many people wanted through that hole that Dubai cancelled the launch. Liverpool called police. Bangkok had queues through entire malls at 6am. NYC had overnight camps in Times Square. Swatch says it's not limited. They'll make millions. And people still camped. Because it was never about the watch. It was about standing on the other side of that wall, even for a day.

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Often people think the menopause is just a time that you have to get through and then you’re at the other side. But actually it is a permanent change to your hormone levels which can have an impact on your future health as well as your wellbeing. There’s lots of helpful resources on my free balance Menopause app and website that can support you

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Bro what’s going on in my royal nemesis? Are we now back to humiliating women as an expression of affection? I think Cha Segye is an interesting and funny character but he’s just written to have a lot of red flags. His violent outbursts and aggression is not really cute and I’ve been put off by it in my many scenes but this one just rubs me off the wrong way the most. What in the boys over flowers is this scene? This is what we are gagging at now? #MyRoyalNemesis

Bro what’s going on in my royal nemesis? Are we now back to humiliating women as an expression of affection? I think Cha Segye is an interesting and funny character but he’s just written to have a lot of red flags. His violent outbursts and aggression is not really cute and I’ve been put off by it in my many scenes but this one just rubs me off the wrong way the most. What in the boys over flowers is this scene? This is what we are gagging at now? #MyRoyalNemesis

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Alexander Mercouris (Alexander Mercouris): One of the reasons that these stereotypes and themes about Russia have been so long-lived is that they have never been confronted in the West. People have never come out and said that these are manifestations of Russophobia, a type of racism; that this way of depicting Russians, stereotyping them, is essentially racist. And for that reason, since they’re never confronted in that way, people just go on repeating them. But if there’s ever a proper, sustained political decision to confront it, to expose it as a type of racism, then I think it would collapse very quickly. And at that point, by the way, we would be moving beyond Russophobia, and that’s the moment when perhaps a real rapprochement with the Russians can take place.

Alexander Mercouris (Alexander Mercouris): One of the reasons that these stereotypes and themes about Russia have been so long-lived is that they have never been confronted in the West. People have never come out and said that these are manifestations of Russophobia, a type of racism; that this way of depicting Russians, stereotyping them, is essentially racist. And for that reason, since they’re never confronted in that way, people just go on repeating them. But if there’s ever a proper, sustained political decision to confront it, to expose it as a type of racism, then I think it would collapse very quickly. And at that point, by the way, we would be moving beyond Russophobia, and that’s the moment when perhaps a real rapprochement with the Russians can take place.

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Seeing comments that I’m “controlled opposition,” an industry plant or a shill is wild to me. You can try and do as many good things as you can for people and still be judged, outcast, and criticised. Some people will always choose to see the negative, becoming so skeptical that it sadly turns into cynicism. But the best part is you don’t have to engage with that energy. None of it has to enter your orbit. You just keep doing you.

Seeing comments that I’m “controlled opposition,” an industry plant or a shill is wild to me. You can try and do as many good things as you can for people and still be judged, outcast, and criticised. Some people will always choose to see the negative, becoming so skeptical that it sadly turns into cynicism. But the best part is you don’t have to engage with that energy. None of it has to enter your orbit. You just keep doing you.

iyah may

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Matt Damon participated in Howard Zinn's great "The People Speak" series, and read out a great speech by Zinn about the importance of civil disobedience, which is as apt today as when he first wrote it in 1970: "I start from the supposition that the world is topsy-turvy, that things are all wrong, that the wrong people are in jail, and the wrong people are out of jail. That the wrong people are in power, and the wrong people are out of power. I start from the supposition that all we have to do is think about the state of the world today, and realize that things are all upside down. If you don't think, if you listen to TV, read scholarly things, you actually begin to think that things are not so bad. Or that just little things are wrong. But you have to get a little detached, and then come back and look at the world, and you are horrified. So we have to start from that supposition—that things are really topsy-turvy. And our topic is topsy-turvy: civil disobedience. As soon as you say the topic is civil disobedience, you are saying our problem is civil disobedience. That is not our problem…. Our problem is civil obedience. Our problem is the numbers of people all over the world who have obeyed the dictates of the leaders of their government and have gone to war, and millions have been killed because of this obedience. And our problem is that scene in All Quiet on the Western Front where the schoolboys march off dutifully in a line to war. Our problem is that people are obedient all over the world, in the face of poverty and starvation and stupidity, and war and cruelty. Our problem is that people are obedient while the jails are full of petty thieves, and all the while the grand thieves are running the country. That’s our problem."

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People don’t know how easy it is to roundtrip millions and huge gains. All it takes is to have this belief that this project is the future. There is no lesson to be learnt here because as far we keep believing anything can happen. I have been in such situations many times.

People don’t know how easy it is to roundtrip millions and huge gains. All it takes is to have this belief that this project is the future. There is no lesson to be learnt here because as far we keep believing anything can happen. I have been in such situations many times.

CryptoLord NE 📊📈

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