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🚨Islamization of America... Terrorist group CAIR and their allies are celebrating another win. Rochester Public Schools just added the Islamic "sacrifice death holiday," Eid al-Adha, to the 2027–28 calendar. No school on May 5, 2028. All because Muslim student attendance collapses on the day they ritually slaughter animals to celebrate death and blood. Rochester, Minnesota was once a proud, cohesive American Midwest city built around the Mayo Clinic, with safe streets, strong families, and a calendar rooted in our own heritage. That city is being erased. After decades of refugee resettlement flooding the area with Muslim populations, especially Somalis, public schools are now forced to cancel classes for a holiday centered on animal sacrifice. Throats are slit. Blood is drained. Animals are killed in the name of Allah. American kids get the day off so the new demographic majority doesn’t have to show up. This is submission. They started by demanding halal meat, ritually slaughtered while facing Mecca, in school cafeterias. Now they’ve graduated to demanding the entire school calendar bend to their death holiday. Public schools exist to educate American children, not to validate foreign religious rituals involving ritual killing or to prioritize imported populations over the founding culture that built this country. Rochester’s story is every city’s future if we keep importing incompatible cultures and then surrendering our institutions to their demands. CAIR calls this progress. Americans should call it what it is: conquest by demographic change and incremental Sharia.
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This is not what we Ukrainians would want to see from our windows in winter. It would be better if the voices and laughter of children making snowmen or playing snowballs echoed from the courtyards of residential areas. One could step out onto the balcony and watch that very scene while sipping a warm tea or coffee, rather than the sights we see now. You cannot distract yourself from thoughts of the war for long; it continues, and everything around us tries to remind us of that. Over the years, the brain tries to pretend it has adapted to everything happening around it - to what the ears hear and the eyes see, to the various situations that occur here every day. But sanity is always on guard, and an inner voice says without words: this is not a normal life for a human being; if only everything could return to the way it was before. But is it even possible to return to the life we had, carrying such an experience on our shoulders? … Now, in the "points of warmth," you can see beds. You might ask: are these for overnight stays? The beds are intended for people who need assistance in the event of an emergency or for medical reasons, as well as for temporary rest if a person is in need of it… but people are still forced to return to their apartments.

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💬 The King has recorded a special 70th anniversary message for the BBC World Service’s annual Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast, dedicated to research staff stationed at British Antarctic Survey 🐧 (BAS) facilities in Rothera, Bird Island, and South Georgia. The programme is broadcast annually on 21st June - the longest night of the year in Antarctica. First broadcast in June 1955 as a short-wave message for an intended audience of around 30, it is now heard and enjoyed by millions globally. The traditional celebration includes recorded personal messages from friends and family at home. 📻 Head to our YouTube channel to hear the message in full (link in bio).

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This will be a long read, but I truly hope it inspires someone. I only wish I had kept more memories honestly… Today marks one year since I moved into my own home after squatting with a family friend for two years. That period remains one of the greatest favors I have ever received in my life. They didn’t take me in as a stranger they welcomed me as a daughter, treated me as one, and even now, here in Abuja, they are my family. Today, I live in a solid two-bedroom flat in Abuja, fully furnished to my taste. I’m living a life I once only prayed for, eating well, living well all courtesy of design and Web3. This same skill once earned me ₦2,000… ₦5,000. I can never forget messaging almost every contact on my WhatsApp, begging them to let me design for free. I went from business to business around my school area, offering free designs. I even designed my school handbook for free just to put myself out there. With this same skill, I met people I once admired from afar. I was willing to design for free just to earn a tag, a shout-out, and the visibility I desperately needed. There were times I slept in school just to use the school Wi-Fi to watch YouTube tutorials, especially from Mez Graphics. Sleeping in school became a lifestyle and it came at a cost. My health suffered deeply. I went through serious health crises because I couldn’t afford medication. Home was tough. Really tough. While others slept like humans, for four years in school I averaged two hours of sleep daily, juggling academics and survival. My health paid the price. I developed growths in both eyes that now require surgery, and my eyesight deteriorated so badly that I can’t function without my glasses. Yet today, this same skill has elevated my family. From living in a single room with five kids in a rented apartment, to my mum bring a landlord. A woman who used to fall sick frequently now lives healthier, eats whatever she wants, and glows differently. Poverty truly stinks but grace changed our story. The store she owns today? Courtesy of this skill and Web3. Every property I own my store, my home, everything came through design and Web3. This same skill funds my lifestyle. This same skill, backed by God, has elevated me beyond words. I could go on and on… This is me telling someone inspiring someone not to give up on that skill you have, no matter what it is, especially as a creative. I slept on YouTube for years because I couldn’t afford to pay for a single course. I used that knowledge to design for free sometimes for one, two, even three years just to build visibility. Today, I invest as much as ₦2 million yearly into learning., i invest heavily ngl If all you can afford right now is YouTube, be diligent with it. Mez Graphics and Caesar played huge roles in my journey, and I truly hope they see this. I am 100% grateful to them. In a nutshell: don’t give up on your skill. Keep refining it. Keep studying. Keep aspiring to be part of the top 1%. See you at the top If you read this far, thank you so much for reading 🫂

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26,735 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨🚨 PARENTS PLEASE READ & PLEASE SHARE 🚨🚨 THIS is absolutely HORRIFYING and it happened RIGHT HERE in Wiscasset, Maine. A 14-YEAR-OLD BOY an 8th grader was allegedly VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED during what should have been a normal basketball game in gym class. According to the family and the video evidence they have… An 18-YEAR-OLD STUDENT, nearly DOUBLE his size, allegedly attacked this child WITHOUT WARNING… pinning him against the gym wall and allegedly STRANGLING him with BOTH HANDS. The young boy reportedly suffered visible injuries to his neck. Let me be VERY CLEAR:This was NOT a “little fight.”This was NOT “kids being kids.”This was a serious and disturbing act of violence inside a SCHOOL. And what makes this even WORSE is the alleged NEGLIGENCE afterward. 👇 ⚠️ The gym was reportedly partially UNSUPERVISED due to UNDERSTAFFING. ⚠️ The 18-year-old allegedly should NOT have even been participating with younger 8th graders. ⚠️ The school allegedly did NOT call police. ⚠️ The school allegedly did NOT call the resource officer. ⚠️ The school allegedly did NOT document injuries. ⚠️ The family says the situation was DOWNPLAYED instead of treated seriously. THANK GOD this child’s family refused to stay silent. They reportedly brought the evidence directly to the Wiscasset Police Department and according to the family, police were APPALLED by both the video and the school’s response. The 18-year-old was arrested on AGGRAVATED ASSAULT charges. 👏 HUGE respect to the Wiscasset Police Department for STEPPING UP and doing what should’ve been done from the start. This is NOT about attacking hardworking teachers already stretched thin.This IS about demanding ACCOUNTABILITY from administration and demanding SAFE SCHOOLS for our children. TheUnquirer The Maine Wire
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🚨🚨 PARENTS PLEASE READ & PLEASE SHARE 🚨🚨 THIS is absolutely HORRIFYING and it happened RIGHT HERE in Wiscasset, Maine. A 14-YEAR-OLD BOY an 8th grader was allegedly VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED during what should have been a normal basketball game in gym class. According to the family and the video evidence they have… An 18-YEAR-OLD STUDENT, nearly DOUBLE his size, allegedly attacked this child WITHOUT WARNING… pinning him against the gym wall and allegedly STRANGLING him with BOTH HANDS. The young boy reportedly suffered visible injuries to his neck. Let me be VERY CLEAR:This was NOT a “little fight.”This was NOT “kids being kids.”This was a serious and disturbing act of violence inside a SCHOOL. And what makes this even WORSE is the alleged NEGLIGENCE afterward. 👇 ⚠️ The gym was reportedly partially UNSUPERVISED due to UNDERSTAFFING. ⚠️ The 18-year-old allegedly should NOT have even been participating with younger 8th graders. ⚠️ The school allegedly did NOT call police. ⚠️ The school allegedly did NOT call the resource officer. ⚠️ The school allegedly did NOT document injuries. ⚠️ The family says the situation was DOWNPLAYED instead of treated seriously. THANK GOD this child’s family refused to stay silent. They reportedly brought the evidence directly to the Wiscasset Police Department and according to the family, police were APPALLED by both the video and the school’s response. The 18-year-old was arrested on AGGRAVATED ASSAULT charges. 👏 HUGE respect to the Wiscasset Police Department for STEPPING UP and doing what should’ve been done from the start. This is NOT about attacking hardworking teachers already stretched thin.This IS about demanding ACCOUNTABILITY from administration and demanding SAFE SCHOOLS for our children. TheUnquirer The Maine Wire

Corn Pop from Maine

27,082 次观看 • 4 个月前

Yesterday after securing Rena’s results, I immediately took her and her mother to meet Tonny Tumukunde. We had a very emotional conversation. Tonny recommended a Christian school for her (Rena and her mother are Christians), Code High School. When he first mentioned the school, I thought it was just an ordinary school. Oh my… Earlier today, Rena, her mother and I traveled to Bajjo, Seeta in Mukono District to seek admission. When we arrived, we were received by the Deputy Head Teacher. After listening to the girl’s story and seeing her impressive PLE performance (Second Grade Upper – 15 aggregates), she was admitted immediately. Rena is going to a school that many of us who come from humble families only dreamt of. After the admission, it was another emotional moment as her mother broke down in tears of joy. Frame 2 shows the girls’ quarters, one for O-Level and another for A-Level. Frame 3 is the main hall and dining hall. The video shows the main classroom block. The school is not only strong in infrastructure but also academics. They performed very well in the 2025 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education examinations. The school administration has allowed Rena to start next term and catch up with her S.1 class. It all started with Mariam reaching out to me… and here we are. Knowing that this girl is going to school feels like a lifetime achievement. Thank you, Ugandans on X, for the love and generosity. Csl Tumukunde Tonny, you are blessed beyond limits 🙏 I’m now a father of three, my biological daughter, Saad Junior, and Rena 🙏
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Yesterday after securing Rena’s results, I immediately took her and her mother to meet Tonny Tumukunde. We had a very emotional conversation. Tonny recommended a Christian school for her (Rena and her mother are Christians), Code High School. When he first mentioned the school, I thought it was just an ordinary school. Oh my… Earlier today, Rena, her mother and I traveled to Bajjo, Seeta in Mukono District to seek admission. When we arrived, we were received by the Deputy Head Teacher. After listening to the girl’s story and seeing her impressive PLE performance (Second Grade Upper – 15 aggregates), she was admitted immediately. Rena is going to a school that many of us who come from humble families only dreamt of. After the admission, it was another emotional moment as her mother broke down in tears of joy. Frame 2 shows the girls’ quarters, one for O-Level and another for A-Level. Frame 3 is the main hall and dining hall. The video shows the main classroom block. The school is not only strong in infrastructure but also academics. They performed very well in the 2025 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education examinations. The school administration has allowed Rena to start next term and catch up with her S.1 class. It all started with Mariam reaching out to me… and here we are. Knowing that this girl is going to school feels like a lifetime achievement. Thank you, Ugandans on X, for the love and generosity. Csl Tumukunde Tonny, you are blessed beyond limits 🙏 I’m now a father of three, my biological daughter, Saad Junior, and Rena 🙏

Gideon Nova Kwikiriza

53,516 次观看 • 6 个月前

✅Explanation of Meaning (by parts): 1. “Life consists of a sum of moments in the present” : The author begins by defining life as an accumulation of individual moments experienced in the present. This perspective emphasizes that existence is not a distant future or past but a continuous series of nows, each contributing to the whole of one’s life. It underscores the transient nature of time, suggesting that the present is the fundamental building block of human experience. 2. “Therefore, it’s crucial to always focus on the present” : Building on this, the author argues that prioritizing the present moment is essential. By concentrating on the here and now, individuals can fully engage with their immediate experiences, harnessing the potential of each moment to shape their lives meaningfully. This focus counters distractions from past regrets or future anxieties, grounding one’s attention in what is tangible and actionable. 3. “and live fully here and now” : The author advocates for an immersive approach to living, where one embraces each present moment with intensity and authenticity. Living fully implies investing emotional, intellectual, and physical energy into current experiences, whether they involve joy, work, or reflection, to maximize their value and impact. 4. “and the entire life will be productive and worthy” : The author concludes that consistently focusing on and fully living in the present leads to a life that is both productive and meaningful. A life built on intentional, present-focused moments accumulates into a legacy of purpose and worth, suggesting that mindfulness in the now shapes a fulfilling existence over time. 🗝️Main Idea (refined version): The author asserts that life is composed of present moments, making it essential to focus on and fully engage with the here and now to ensure a productive and worthy existence. By prioritizing mindfulness in each moment, individuals can avoid the pitfalls of dwelling on the past or worrying about the future, instead channeling their energy into meaningful actions and experiences. This approach fosters a life of intentionality, where each present moment contributes to a cumulative sense of purpose and fulfillment. Embracing the present not only enhances personal well-being but also cultivates a legacy of value, as the sum of these moments defines a life well-lived, rich with authenticity and achievement.
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✅Explanation of Meaning (by parts): 1. “Life consists of a sum of moments in the present” : The author begins by defining life as an accumulation of individual moments experienced in the present. This perspective emphasizes that existence is not a distant future or past but a continuous series of nows, each contributing to the whole of one’s life. It underscores the transient nature of time, suggesting that the present is the fundamental building block of human experience. 2. “Therefore, it’s crucial to always focus on the present” : Building on this, the author argues that prioritizing the present moment is essential. By concentrating on the here and now, individuals can fully engage with their immediate experiences, harnessing the potential of each moment to shape their lives meaningfully. This focus counters distractions from past regrets or future anxieties, grounding one’s attention in what is tangible and actionable. 3. “and live fully here and now” : The author advocates for an immersive approach to living, where one embraces each present moment with intensity and authenticity. Living fully implies investing emotional, intellectual, and physical energy into current experiences, whether they involve joy, work, or reflection, to maximize their value and impact. 4. “and the entire life will be productive and worthy” : The author concludes that consistently focusing on and fully living in the present leads to a life that is both productive and meaningful. A life built on intentional, present-focused moments accumulates into a legacy of purpose and worth, suggesting that mindfulness in the now shapes a fulfilling existence over time. 🗝️Main Idea (refined version): The author asserts that life is composed of present moments, making it essential to focus on and fully engage with the here and now to ensure a productive and worthy existence. By prioritizing mindfulness in each moment, individuals can avoid the pitfalls of dwelling on the past or worrying about the future, instead channeling their energy into meaningful actions and experiences. This approach fosters a life of intentionality, where each present moment contributes to a cumulative sense of purpose and fulfillment. Embracing the present not only enhances personal well-being but also cultivates a legacy of value, as the sum of these moments defines a life well-lived, rich with authenticity and achievement.

Zafar Mirzo | Quotes

2,173,642 次观看 • 1 年前

I graduated at the University Charlie Kirk was killed at. I was present during the shooting. There are so many echo chambers currently of guessing what happened. I know that school well, it's easy to get access to those higher rooftop points. They did not screen anyone, it was also a bad spot to put Charlie in, but all his presentations have been outdoors. Plenty of police on site and there were 20 guys with M16's running past me in 15 minutes from the shooting because they did not catch the shooter. I don't think they will catch the shooter, and eventually they will pin it on some degen low life guy. My heart goes out to his wife and kids that were there and the thousands of students that had to experience a traumatizing experience. From my quants who are the smartest in this area thinks it's Israel or CIA.
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I graduated at the University Charlie Kirk was killed at. I was present during the shooting. There are so many echo chambers currently of guessing what happened. I know that school well, it's easy to get access to those higher rooftop points. They did not screen anyone, it was also a bad spot to put Charlie in, but all his presentations have been outdoors. Plenty of police on site and there were 20 guys with M16's running past me in 15 minutes from the shooting because they did not catch the shooter. I don't think they will catch the shooter, and eventually they will pin it on some degen low life guy. My heart goes out to his wife and kids that were there and the thousands of students that had to experience a traumatizing experience. From my quants who are the smartest in this area thinks it's Israel or CIA.

Prof.Coin 𝕏

3,787,379 次观看 • 1 年前

Islamization of New York City RAGES ON under our new Muslim Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and they’re not even hiding it anymore. First, it was taxpayer-funded Ramadan iftars at City Hall and the Museum of the City of New York. Now? “Eid Mubarak” street lights glowing over Harlem like it’s freaking Karachi on 125th Street. Call to prayer blasting from minarets at dawn, waking up the entire neighborhood to submit. Pakistani parades shutting down avenues while American flags get sidelined. And don’t forget the Halal mandates creeping into our public schools because nothing says “public education” like forcing Islamic dietary rules on kids. This isn’t “diversity” or “inclusion.” This is conquest by demographics. They’re not assimilating. We’re being replaced, block by block, holiday by holiday, street light by street light. New Yorkers: wake the heck up before the last church becomes a mosque and the last hot dog stand serves only halal. How much more are you willing to surrender?
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Islamization of New York City RAGES ON under our new Muslim Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and they’re not even hiding it anymore. First, it was taxpayer-funded Ramadan iftars at City Hall and the Museum of the City of New York. Now? “Eid Mubarak” street lights glowing over Harlem like it’s freaking Karachi on 125th Street. Call to prayer blasting from minarets at dawn, waking up the entire neighborhood to submit. Pakistani parades shutting down avenues while American flags get sidelined. And don’t forget the Halal mandates creeping into our public schools because nothing says “public education” like forcing Islamic dietary rules on kids. This isn’t “diversity” or “inclusion.” This is conquest by demographics. They’re not assimilating. We’re being replaced, block by block, holiday by holiday, street light by street light. New Yorkers: wake the heck up before the last church becomes a mosque and the last hot dog stand serves only halal. How much more are you willing to surrender?

Amy Mek

106,842 次观看 • 6 个月前