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Miracles(Dennis Edward Aboagye) is a fact-based communicator. Before disputing his claims, be prepared with evidence. On Joynews TV yesterday, Miracles stated that the NPP has successfully implemented 80% of its 2020 manifesto, based on the party’s analysis. The journalist, unprepared and relying on speculation, tried to dispute Dennis' claims....

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This umpire confronted some parents that just wouldn’t stop. He told them to be quiet or he was going to make their team forfeit. They kept on going so….. he called “ballgame!” The heckling parents asked him if he felt better and he said “I feel fine, you feel okay?….the game is for your kid……you wanna argue balls and strikes in a little league game? Come on!” Then one of the parents says “and this guy’s a firefighter who protects your neighborhood!” 😳 Some people feel that maybe that guy’s Captain at the Fire Station needs to know how he’s acting out in public. Others said he should be banned all season. 💯 I can’t stand parents who act like that. I bet those kids were upset they didn’t get to play. The coach of that team should have intervened and got rid of that parent. Now his players paid the price for some “adult” who couldn’t keep his mouth shut. What would you do? Would you call his work and tell them what he did and how he’s acting? Should he be banned from the park for the rest of the season? How do you think his own kid felt?
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This umpire confronted some parents that just wouldn’t stop. He told them to be quiet or he was going to make their team forfeit. They kept on going so….. he called “ballgame!” The heckling parents asked him if he felt better and he said “I feel fine, you feel okay?….the game is for your kid……you wanna argue balls and strikes in a little league game? Come on!” Then one of the parents says “and this guy’s a firefighter who protects your neighborhood!” 😳 Some people feel that maybe that guy’s Captain at the Fire Station needs to know how he’s acting out in public. Others said he should be banned all season. 💯 I can’t stand parents who act like that. I bet those kids were upset they didn’t get to play. The coach of that team should have intervened and got rid of that parent. Now his players paid the price for some “adult” who couldn’t keep his mouth shut. What would you do? Would you call his work and tell them what he did and how he’s acting? Should he be banned from the park for the rest of the season? How do you think his own kid felt?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

2,257,674 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Trump confirmed to be secretly helping takedown Jeffery Epstein and his child trafficking network since the early 2000s. One of the Epstein victim's lawyers, Bradley Edwards, stated that Trump has been helping take down Epstein since the early 2000s and is the ONLY one to help prosecutors in convicting Epstein. Every single other person refused to help and depositions were taken out on these select individuals. Take a wild guess as to why? An older video from the early 2000s confirms exactly what the same lawyer stated about Trump helping takedown Epstein and being the only one. Epstein's own pilot also confirmed that Trump was never on the Lolita Express and never went to the island or was on any of his jets besides with Epstein himself and his brother or with his own family. There is also conformation that Trump threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago after Epstein hit on a members young daughter. Trump found out and immediately kicked Epstein out and banned him from the club for life. Every single victim of Epstein and others also were asked live on air about Trump and his involvement and they all also said "NO" that he wasn't involved. Virginia Giuffre's testimony also confirmed that Trump was never seen or involved in anything nefarious or with any other women. Epstein's own lawyer confirmed that he personally asked if Epstein had any dirt on Trump and he specifically said "NO." Julian Assange, when Wikileaks was taking off, specifically looked and asked for dirt on Trump from numerous people. He then was asked on live T.V. about it and said that he didn't have any dirt on Trump because there isn't any. Sammy the Bull, the notorious mobster also claimed that the mob approached Donald Trump numerous times and tried to buy him and blackmail him but it didn't work because he was a solid man and couldn't be bought. These are just some examples of endless amounts of poof to confirm to the population that President Donald J. Trump is not involved in the Epstein case in any nefarious way, shape, or form. You won't find any dirt on Trump because there isn't any. For the ones who are guilty, justice must be served.
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Trump confirmed to be secretly helping takedown Jeffery Epstein and his child trafficking network since the early 2000s. One of the Epstein victim's lawyers, Bradley Edwards, stated that Trump has been helping take down Epstein since the early 2000s and is the ONLY one to help prosecutors in convicting Epstein. Every single other person refused to help and depositions were taken out on these select individuals. Take a wild guess as to why? An older video from the early 2000s confirms exactly what the same lawyer stated about Trump helping takedown Epstein and being the only one. Epstein's own pilot also confirmed that Trump was never on the Lolita Express and never went to the island or was on any of his jets besides with Epstein himself and his brother or with his own family. There is also conformation that Trump threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago after Epstein hit on a members young daughter. Trump found out and immediately kicked Epstein out and banned him from the club for life. Every single victim of Epstein and others also were asked live on air about Trump and his involvement and they all also said "NO" that he wasn't involved. Virginia Giuffre's testimony also confirmed that Trump was never seen or involved in anything nefarious or with any other women. Epstein's own lawyer confirmed that he personally asked if Epstein had any dirt on Trump and he specifically said "NO." Julian Assange, when Wikileaks was taking off, specifically looked and asked for dirt on Trump from numerous people. He then was asked on live T.V. about it and said that he didn't have any dirt on Trump because there isn't any. Sammy the Bull, the notorious mobster also claimed that the mob approached Donald Trump numerous times and tried to buy him and blackmail him but it didn't work because he was a solid man and couldn't be bought. These are just some examples of endless amounts of poof to confirm to the population that President Donald J. Trump is not involved in the Epstein case in any nefarious way, shape, or form. You won't find any dirt on Trump because there isn't any. For the ones who are guilty, justice must be served.

The SCIF

291,706 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Former DP Rigathi Gachagua: The President should make up his mind on how much money I was supposedly asking for. His 'chief propagandist', Dennis Itumbi, wrote that I asked for KSh 6.5 billion. His 'Mr. Fix-It', Kimani Ichung’wah, claimed it was KSh 8 billion. Then Ruto himself said I asked for KSh 10 billion. Can they sit down and agree on a figure Rigathi Gachagua is supposed to have asked for? But it’s all just a narrative he wanted to push in the Mountain. If it were true, it would have come up during the impeachment. Earlier, the President called me and said he couldn’t work with me anymore. He offered me KSh 2 billion, but I refused. He told me, 'Instead of going home empty-handed, I want you to at least leave with your retirement package — I can get you something to start off with, like KSh 1.5 to 2 billion, i told him i was not interested
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Former DP Rigathi Gachagua: The President should make up his mind on how much money I was supposedly asking for. His 'chief propagandist', Dennis Itumbi, wrote that I asked for KSh 6.5 billion. His 'Mr. Fix-It', Kimani Ichung’wah, claimed it was KSh 8 billion. Then Ruto himself said I asked for KSh 10 billion. Can they sit down and agree on a figure Rigathi Gachagua is supposed to have asked for? But it’s all just a narrative he wanted to push in the Mountain. If it were true, it would have come up during the impeachment. Earlier, the President called me and said he couldn’t work with me anymore. He offered me KSh 2 billion, but I refused. He told me, 'Instead of going home empty-handed, I want you to at least leave with your retirement package — I can get you something to start off with, like KSh 1.5 to 2 billion, i told him i was not interested

KTN News

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Iran News Hon. Mayor Rudy W. Giuliani on Reza Pahlavi: " To me, it's outrageous that he's even presenting himself, and it's even more outrageous that some portion of the international media just ignore it." "...The only reason he has any standing to ask for this position is because of his father. It'd be one thing if he were a man of his own accomplishment. If he had built a great, wonderful business that was helping people, or he saved people, or maybe like some people do, he was guilty for the sins of his father and tried to make compensation for that...." Hear this excellent analysis.
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Iran News Hon. Mayor Rudy W. Giuliani on Reza Pahlavi: " To me, it's outrageous that he's even presenting himself, and it's even more outrageous that some portion of the international media just ignore it." "...The only reason he has any standing to ask for this position is because of his father. It'd be one thing if he were a man of his own accomplishment. If he had built a great, wonderful business that was helping people, or he saved people, or maybe like some people do, he was guilty for the sins of his father and tried to make compensation for that...." Hear this excellent analysis.

Pasha Borjkhani

13,584 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Gavin Newsom is called out on Meet the Press for an 'investigation' that seems like 'finger pointing' meant to distract from his own ineptitude: Jacob Soboroff: "You've also called for an independent investigation into the issues around water supply that we've seen. What are the questions that you're hoping to answer?" Gavin Newsom: "The same ones you're asking, Same ones that people, when I'm in the streets, are asking, yelling about what the hell happened, what happened to the water system? Was it, by the way? Was it just overwhelmed that you had so much that was used? This is not about finger pointing." Soboroff: "You say what to people who insist that these independent investigations or calls for them, Are you passing the blame on to other people?" Newsom: "I'm not. How could it be when we're doing an independent investigation and we just want the adjudication of the facts? As I say, it's not about finger pointing. It's about answering the questions you and everybody wants answered." If Gavin wants to complete his investigation, all he has to do is look in a mirror.
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Gavin Newsom is called out on Meet the Press for an 'investigation' that seems like 'finger pointing' meant to distract from his own ineptitude: Jacob Soboroff: "You've also called for an independent investigation into the issues around water supply that we've seen. What are the questions that you're hoping to answer?" Gavin Newsom: "The same ones you're asking, Same ones that people, when I'm in the streets, are asking, yelling about what the hell happened, what happened to the water system? Was it, by the way? Was it just overwhelmed that you had so much that was used? This is not about finger pointing." Soboroff: "You say what to people who insist that these independent investigations or calls for them, Are you passing the blame on to other people?" Newsom: "I'm not. How could it be when we're doing an independent investigation and we just want the adjudication of the facts? As I say, it's not about finger pointing. It's about answering the questions you and everybody wants answered." If Gavin wants to complete his investigation, all he has to do is look in a mirror.

Eric Abbenante

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Yes on the videos we have so far. The initial encounter was him filming them. There was no gun being brandished. They jumped out of vehicles to go to try to intimidate him. Unfortunately there's no video yet between then and when they had them on the ground. When they had him on the ground they were pistol whipping him, at first it looked like a baton, but it's actually a gun. They had him down with at least five officers. You got to wait for a second so he tried to stand up they shot him in the back he was motionless after they shot him in the back. Then there were four more shots or more after that unloaded into his body from a posture of standing above him. Not a defensive posture. He's supposedly has a gun. It looks like ICE took something out of a holster. So it's likely that he did have a HOLSTERED GUN in an open carry state that is not a reason to shoot someone to death. He was not brandishing it -- again it was his camera. That was the reason for the initial approach was to intimidate him about his camera. It is perfectly legal to film ice This is out not murder once again. Now there is some sort of speculation on social that a gun was dropped and a bullet went off. That would be the ICE AGENTS who took the gun out of his holster. I'll post some videos for people to see in the order that they happened.
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Yes on the videos we have so far. The initial encounter was him filming them. There was no gun being brandished. They jumped out of vehicles to go to try to intimidate him. Unfortunately there's no video yet between then and when they had them on the ground. When they had him on the ground they were pistol whipping him, at first it looked like a baton, but it's actually a gun. They had him down with at least five officers. You got to wait for a second so he tried to stand up they shot him in the back he was motionless after they shot him in the back. Then there were four more shots or more after that unloaded into his body from a posture of standing above him. Not a defensive posture. He's supposedly has a gun. It looks like ICE took something out of a holster. So it's likely that he did have a HOLSTERED GUN in an open carry state that is not a reason to shoot someone to death. He was not brandishing it -- again it was his camera. That was the reason for the initial approach was to intimidate him about his camera. It is perfectly legal to film ice This is out not murder once again. Now there is some sort of speculation on social that a gun was dropped and a bullet went off. That would be the ICE AGENTS who took the gun out of his holster. I'll post some videos for people to see in the order that they happened.

Kristine (@schachin on Threads) 🇺🇦

23,566 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Channel 4 news, the far left, woke pro migrant news Channel went after Citizen Journalists, doing a hit job on Ay Audits who is one of the popular auditors who covers migrant hotels etc. In this video, they try to make out that he is "far right" because he was handed a leaflet by far right group "white vanguard" one one of his live streams. ay is not far right i did speak to him about that incident a while back and he did tell me that he didnt even know who they were, others mentioned to me that day that they had been told to LEAVE Epping by locals and other auditors. This is something Channel 4 news would have known if they didnt have a political media bias and did some actual investigate journalism themselves. They later mention that auditors break into illegal migrant hotels and film them. They do not "break in" they always leave when they are trespassed as its a civil matter. Now im not 100% sure but I believe ay was arrested after a civil dispute of trespassing, if thats true then police were in the wrong. They then claimed ay is on 10 to 20k a month on YouTube, even i find that hard to believe maybe a few k when there were heavy protests but this statement was made to use as rage bait. Then we get far left "journalist" Cathy Newman mention that they had contacted advertisers to put pressure on them to try and get them to pull their advertising on his YouTube videos and even lied to YouTube who rightfully stated that they found no evidence to their claims hence why she named the advertisers to try and put pressure on them to whine at YouTube.. This is student activism and not journalism they are obviously feeling the impact on viewing figures and their own ad revenue loss as people are listening to the likes of Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and Ay Audits and having their eyes opened. People are waking up now thanks to them X and Elon Musk and I fully support Citizen Journalists like them and Jack Hadfield 🇬🇧 Emma Dunwell and VoxPopuli etc who are all doing a fantastic job and if some if them make a bit if money so be it they do this as a job and more deserved to being paid for all the real journalism they do!!
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Channel 4 news, the far left, woke pro migrant news Channel went after Citizen Journalists, doing a hit job on Ay Audits who is one of the popular auditors who covers migrant hotels etc. In this video, they try to make out that he is "far right" because he was handed a leaflet by far right group "white vanguard" one one of his live streams. ay is not far right i did speak to him about that incident a while back and he did tell me that he didnt even know who they were, others mentioned to me that day that they had been told to LEAVE Epping by locals and other auditors. This is something Channel 4 news would have known if they didnt have a political media bias and did some actual investigate journalism themselves. They later mention that auditors break into illegal migrant hotels and film them. They do not "break in" they always leave when they are trespassed as its a civil matter. Now im not 100% sure but I believe ay was arrested after a civil dispute of trespassing, if thats true then police were in the wrong. They then claimed ay is on 10 to 20k a month on YouTube, even i find that hard to believe maybe a few k when there were heavy protests but this statement was made to use as rage bait. Then we get far left "journalist" Cathy Newman mention that they had contacted advertisers to put pressure on them to try and get them to pull their advertising on his YouTube videos and even lied to YouTube who rightfully stated that they found no evidence to their claims hence why she named the advertisers to try and put pressure on them to whine at YouTube.. This is student activism and not journalism they are obviously feeling the impact on viewing figures and their own ad revenue loss as people are listening to the likes of Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and Ay Audits and having their eyes opened. People are waking up now thanks to them X and Elon Musk and I fully support Citizen Journalists like them and Jack Hadfield 🇬🇧 Emma Dunwell and VoxPopuli etc who are all doing a fantastic job and if some if them make a bit if money so be it they do this as a job and more deserved to being paid for all the real journalism they do!!

Grifty

26,296 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

A man is getting dinner at a Hibachi restaurant with his family. When the chef cooks their food, he reveals he brought his own tortillas to wrap his food. He throws them on the grill to warm them up. I’ve seen people bring Tupperware to a restaurant and eat out of it. I know that can be frowned upon or even considered tacky, but it’s not violating any real health codes. This man took tortillas out of a bag he packed himself with his bare hands. He then cross contaminated the grill with his own food from home. There’s no telling what germs or bacteria is on them. Who knows if he set them on a counter that had fresh chicken or other meats on it. My opinion may be extreme but I don’t feel this should be allowed as he’s now exposing everyone else at that table to possible contamination. Back in high school when I used to work at a pizza place, we had people with half eaten sandwiches from eating their order in the car asking us to microwave their food again and putting it on the counter. I always told them no because they already ate off of it, it wasn’t sanitary and I wasn’t going to take that risk.
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A man is getting dinner at a Hibachi restaurant with his family. When the chef cooks their food, he reveals he brought his own tortillas to wrap his food. He throws them on the grill to warm them up. I’ve seen people bring Tupperware to a restaurant and eat out of it. I know that can be frowned upon or even considered tacky, but it’s not violating any real health codes. This man took tortillas out of a bag he packed himself with his bare hands. He then cross contaminated the grill with his own food from home. There’s no telling what germs or bacteria is on them. Who knows if he set them on a counter that had fresh chicken or other meats on it. My opinion may be extreme but I don’t feel this should be allowed as he’s now exposing everyone else at that table to possible contamination. Back in high school when I used to work at a pizza place, we had people with half eaten sandwiches from eating their order in the car asking us to microwave their food again and putting it on the counter. I always told them no because they already ate off of it, it wasn’t sanitary and I wasn’t going to take that risk.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

124,813 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten