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Some viewers were left stunned as Rogan agreed with Trump that there were at least two undeniable instances of election interference in 2020. The first one was the Russia collusion hoax, where it was purported that Trump was a “Russian asset.” The major instance of election interference was the Hunter Biden laptop story. Twitter 1.0 removed links to the story, while 51 former intelligence agents dismissed it as “Russian disinformation.” “And the only reason why they got away with this lie was because they continually labeled you as this horrible threat to democracy and Hitler,” Rogan said. “They kept saying you were going to be a dictator, ignoring the fact that you weren't a dictator for the four years when you were actually the president.”

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689,371 次观看 • 1 年前

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Joe Montana was asked what the 49ers should do with Brock Purdy: “You gotta pay him. I can show you 4 or 5 guys in the league making tons of money that haven’t produced anywhere near what he’s been able to do. They just had one of those years where guys were getting hurt offensively and defensively, craziness in the beginning of the year with talking trades with the wide receiver and then he gets hurt. They just had one of those years where you can’t wait to get it behind you.” via: Rich Eisen Show

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Eric Daugherty

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Lizzo said what I’ve been trying to say for a long time. Artists of today can’t be as famous as artists from the 90s and early to mid-20s, like Beyoncé, Whitney, Celine etc. Your album could sell 20k and a single chart at #90 and a larger percentage of the world would know it. Now you can sell 5 million in a week, and the number of people who will know it won’t be as many as it was then. A song could have 10 billion streams on Spotify and you would see people who have never heard it. The streaming era has totally fragmented the market that even the most famous and successful artists of today are still not as famous as even the least famous and successful ones from back then.
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Lizzo said what I’ve been trying to say for a long time. Artists of today can’t be as famous as artists from the 90s and early to mid-20s, like Beyoncé, Whitney, Celine etc. Your album could sell 20k and a single chart at #90 and a larger percentage of the world would know it. Now you can sell 5 million in a week, and the number of people who will know it won’t be as many as it was then. A song could have 10 billion streams on Spotify and you would see people who have never heard it. The streaming era has totally fragmented the market that even the most famous and successful artists of today are still not as famous as even the least famous and successful ones from back then.

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Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

1,403,619 次观看 • 2 年前

🔥🚨HARD NEWS: There are thousands of references of the ‘All Seeing Eye’ Satanic Symbolism, and ‘Pedo Occult’ symbols in cartoons since the inception of media, from Disney to Nickelodeon to Cartoon Network. What is strange is the fact that children are the target audience for something they can’t even comprehend. There was once a time where we would have shrugged this off as comedy but when you look back at it all does it really make sense? Especially considering that a lot of the subliminal were before the internet or before it became what it is. This is over 15 minutes of footage I compiled as many of the clips online together as possible but this still isn’t a fraction of what exists.
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🔥🚨HARD NEWS: There are thousands of references of the ‘All Seeing Eye’ Satanic Symbolism, and ‘Pedo Occult’ symbols in cartoons since the inception of media, from Disney to Nickelodeon to Cartoon Network. What is strange is the fact that children are the target audience for something they can’t even comprehend. There was once a time where we would have shrugged this off as comedy but when you look back at it all does it really make sense? Especially considering that a lot of the subliminal were before the internet or before it became what it is. This is over 15 minutes of footage I compiled as many of the clips online together as possible but this still isn’t a fraction of what exists.

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

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Magic Johnson says buying the LA Sparks for a few million turned into a $300,000,000 WNBA franchise “We were losing money. We thought that someday it would change. We weren't losing a lot of money, but we're comfortable with the loss. We didn't know it was going to turn around like this” “Now the team is worth like $300 million and growing. We only paid a few million for the team and now it's where it is” “But give a lot of the players credit. Women's college basketball took off and that fan base came into the WNBA and started watching that as well. We're still blown away by the growth and where it's going”
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Magic Johnson says buying the LA Sparks for a few million turned into a $300,000,000 WNBA franchise “We were losing money. We thought that someday it would change. We weren't losing a lot of money, but we're comfortable with the loss. We didn't know it was going to turn around like this” “Now the team is worth like $300 million and growing. We only paid a few million for the team and now it's where it is” “But give a lot of the players credit. Women's college basketball took off and that fan base came into the WNBA and started watching that as well. We're still blown away by the growth and where it's going”

dank

484,321 次观看 • 3 个月前

Long before narratives were manufactured… before labels were assigned… before resistance was even given a name... there were women in south Lebanon. Lebanese women, in the early 1970s, speaking with unshaken voices about the horrors they witnessed under Israeli occupation. No scripts. No filters. No fear. Just truth. You watch them, and what strikes you is not only the weight of what they endured, but the way they carried it. With dignity. With clarity. With a defiance that no army could silence. They did not speak as victims. They spoke as witnesses. As guardians of memory. As the first line of resistance in south Lebanon. This is what so many choose to ignore: the story did not begin when it became convenient to tell it. The oppression was there. The resistance was there. And the people, especially the women, were already standing, already refusing to break. Their voices echo across generations, reminding us that resilience is not born overnight. It is inherited. It is lived. It is unwavering. Watch closely. This is where the story truly begins.
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Long before narratives were manufactured… before labels were assigned… before resistance was even given a name... there were women in south Lebanon. Lebanese women, in the early 1970s, speaking with unshaken voices about the horrors they witnessed under Israeli occupation. No scripts. No filters. No fear. Just truth. You watch them, and what strikes you is not only the weight of what they endured, but the way they carried it. With dignity. With clarity. With a defiance that no army could silence. They did not speak as victims. They spoke as witnesses. As guardians of memory. As the first line of resistance in south Lebanon. This is what so many choose to ignore: the story did not begin when it became convenient to tell it. The oppression was there. The resistance was there. And the people, especially the women, were already standing, already refusing to break. Their voices echo across generations, reminding us that resilience is not born overnight. It is inherited. It is lived. It is unwavering. Watch closely. This is where the story truly begins.

Marwa Osman || مروة عثمان

20,904 次观看 • 6 个月前