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RFK Jr. predicts that Mike Tyson’s MAHA ad will go down as the single most important ad in Super Bowl history. And it’s personal for him. Many don’t realize Tyson’s biggest fight has been outside the ring — his battle with obesity. KENNEDY: “He says the biggest struggle, the biggest fight that he had in his lifetime is his fight with obesity.” “He was 340 pounds. He lost a sister when she was 25 to obesity, to a heart attack.” “The whole thing was conceived over about a 3-day period. And they gave him a script. The script was not working, and he just started talking. It was… it was an extraordinary, powerful ad.” “I think it’s the most important ad in many Super Bowl history because it’s a crisis, Peter, that’s existential for us now.” “77% of our kids cannot qualify for military service.” “Obesity is off the chart. 38% of American teens are diabetic or prediabetic.” “And the cost to our country is ruinous.” “When my uncle was president, we spent 0 on chronic disease in this country.” “Now, we spend $4.3 trillion a year, and it’s growing faster than anything in the budget, and it’s going to bankrupt us.”
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RFK Jr. predicts that Mike Tyson’s MAHA ad will go down as the single most important ad in Super Bowl history. And it’s personal for him. Many don’t realize Tyson’s biggest fight has been outside the ring — his battle with obesity. KENNEDY: “He says the biggest struggle, the biggest fight that he had in his lifetime is his fight with obesity.” “He was 340 pounds. He lost a sister when she was 25 to obesity, to a heart attack.” “The whole thing was conceived over about a 3-day period. And they gave him a script. The script was not working, and he just started talking. It was… it was an extraordinary, powerful ad.” “I think it’s the most important ad in many Super Bowl history because it’s a crisis, Peter, that’s existential for us now.” “77% of our kids cannot qualify for military service.” “Obesity is off the chart. 38% of American teens are diabetic or prediabetic.” “And the cost to our country is ruinous.” “When my uncle was president, we spent 0 on chronic disease in this country.” “Now, we spend $4.3 trillion a year, and it’s growing faster than anything in the budget, and it’s going to bankrupt us.”

Overton

322,125 次观看 • 5 个月前

Historical examples: Scholars publicly criticising the rulers for their illegitimate treaties with the disbelievers When Sulṭān ʿAbd al-Raḥman of Morocco made an unislāmic peace deal with the French, he was criticised directly and openly by multiple scholars like Muḥammad ʿAlīsh and al-Tusūlī, both of whom were Mālikīs. When Muḥammad Ibn al-Mutawwakil signed a deal with the Portuguese for protection against his uncle ʿAbd al-Malik in the year 990H, he was criticised openly by the scholars of Morocco, as documented by al-Wafran al-Marrākishī. When al-Kāmil, the nephew of Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn al-Ayyūbī, wanted to sign away Jerusalem to Fredrick II of Germany, al-Maqrīzī and Sibṭ Ibn al-Jawzī document how all the Muslims were publicly outspoken at that time against him. ~ Shaykh Faiṣal al-Jāsim
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Historical examples: Scholars publicly criticising the rulers for their illegitimate treaties with the disbelievers When Sulṭān ʿAbd al-Raḥman of Morocco made an unislāmic peace deal with the French, he was criticised directly and openly by multiple scholars like Muḥammad ʿAlīsh and al-Tusūlī, both of whom were Mālikīs. When Muḥammad Ibn al-Mutawwakil signed a deal with the Portuguese for protection against his uncle ʿAbd al-Malik in the year 990H, he was criticised openly by the scholars of Morocco, as documented by al-Wafran al-Marrākishī. When al-Kāmil, the nephew of Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn al-Ayyūbī, wanted to sign away Jerusalem to Fredrick II of Germany, al-Maqrīzī and Sibṭ Ibn al-Jawzī document how all the Muslims were publicly outspoken at that time against him. ~ Shaykh Faiṣal al-Jāsim

Ibrāhīm Ibn Maḥmūd

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RFK Jr. says the Mike Tyson MAHA Super Bowl ad wasn’t scripted and the emotion was real. “The tears that he sheds in that ad were real.” “They had a script… and they tried to get him to read it for almost 8 hours and it was not working.” “So they said, let’s just let him talk and a very powerful ad is what came out of that.” “It was an outpouring from him from his heart.”
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RFK Jr. says the Mike Tyson MAHA Super Bowl ad wasn’t scripted and the emotion was real. “The tears that he sheds in that ad were real.” “They had a script… and they tried to get him to read it for almost 8 hours and it was not working.” “So they said, let’s just let him talk and a very powerful ad is what came out of that.” “It was an outpouring from him from his heart.”

MAHA Action

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An emotional Yasir Ad-Dawsary as he recites verses about the story of Musa عليه السلام when he was a child & his mother was commanded to put him in the river and she put her trust in Allah… Perhaps as the Shaykh himself was delayed children for 7 years after marriage الله يحفظه
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An emotional Yasir Ad-Dawsary as he recites verses about the story of Musa عليه السلام when he was a child & his mother was commanded to put him in the river and she put her trust in Allah… Perhaps as the Shaykh himself was delayed children for 7 years after marriage الله يحفظه

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28,490 次观看 • 1 年前

When the Zondo Commission had called for Zuma to come and testify and he refused, it is the EFF President who foresaw the bloodshed that would ensue if he was to be arrested, and went to plead with him in Nkandla. Many today want to distort that history and that visit, and frame it as a historical mistake, when Malema was being a responsible leader to protect black life. Zuma, knowing that there would be a loss of life in his name, refused to testify at the Zondo Commission because of pettiness of recusal applications with his friend. The youngest leader, pleaded for wisdom and humility to an elder and a statesman, to no avail. Zuma knew that blood would flow in his name and instead of a simple process of swallowing his pride and talking at the Zondo Commission, was defiant for defiance sake, because he thrives on victimhood Now you tell us, who has the maturity and capacity to lead black unity? Till today, Zuma wears those deadly unrests with pride, because his ego means more than the black life he claims he wants to unify today. “Nearly 400 people died” Zuma: “Yebo, Yebo” 😔
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When the Zondo Commission had called for Zuma to come and testify and he refused, it is the EFF President who foresaw the bloodshed that would ensue if he was to be arrested, and went to plead with him in Nkandla. Many today want to distort that history and that visit, and frame it as a historical mistake, when Malema was being a responsible leader to protect black life. Zuma, knowing that there would be a loss of life in his name, refused to testify at the Zondo Commission because of pettiness of recusal applications with his friend. The youngest leader, pleaded for wisdom and humility to an elder and a statesman, to no avail. Zuma knew that blood would flow in his name and instead of a simple process of swallowing his pride and talking at the Zondo Commission, was defiant for defiance sake, because he thrives on victimhood Now you tell us, who has the maturity and capacity to lead black unity? Till today, Zuma wears those deadly unrests with pride, because his ego means more than the black life he claims he wants to unify today. “Nearly 400 people died” Zuma: “Yebo, Yebo” 😔

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Retweet for everyone Nigerian to see this. End of debate!! MI talks about when he heard of Sarkodie for the first time in 2008. And called Sark his legend. And in 2009 Wizkid was in MI’s dm telling him he telling him he was a fan.
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Retweet for everyone Nigerian to see this. End of debate!! MI talks about when he heard of Sarkodie for the first time in 2008. And called Sark his legend. And in 2009 Wizkid was in MI’s dm telling him he telling him he was a fan.

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Let’s talk June 14. Donald wants it to be a celebration for his birthday. The parade that he’s always wanted to get, where his “people sit at attention when he walks in the room”. It’s going to cost taxpayers at least $50 million. And whatever the cost of repairing the streets afterwards. But it’s more than that, it’s always more than that. Argue how you will, deny if you must, but Donald Trump is a racist. We knew that in the 80s when he took out a full page ad to bring back the death penalty on five black men that were innocent. Even when he found out they were innocent he didn’t care, he doubled down. So, what does this have to do with june 14 you ask? Juneteenth. Like the Christians of Rome did to the pagans, the felon and his cult of morons in Congress would like to erase Juneteenth and think that getting his own holiday, combined with the patriotism of Flag Day, would do the trick. WRONG.
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Let’s talk June 14. Donald wants it to be a celebration for his birthday. The parade that he’s always wanted to get, where his “people sit at attention when he walks in the room”. It’s going to cost taxpayers at least $50 million. And whatever the cost of repairing the streets afterwards. But it’s more than that, it’s always more than that. Argue how you will, deny if you must, but Donald Trump is a racist. We knew that in the 80s when he took out a full page ad to bring back the death penalty on five black men that were innocent. Even when he found out they were innocent he didn’t care, he doubled down. So, what does this have to do with june 14 you ask? Juneteenth. Like the Christians of Rome did to the pagans, the felon and his cult of morons in Congress would like to erase Juneteenth and think that getting his own holiday, combined with the patriotism of Flag Day, would do the trick. WRONG.

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Damon never stopped choosing her!! when she hated him, when she was with someone else, when she became a vampire and even when she erased her memories of him, she was always his only choice. In the end, he chose to become human just to be her husband and the father of her kids.
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Damon never stopped choosing her!! when she hated him, when she was with someone else, when she became a vampire and even when she erased her memories of him, she was always his only choice. In the end, he chose to become human just to be her husband and the father of her kids.

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"He loved being able to read to our kids, the same bedtime story on repeat, because he knew it was their favorite. To him, that was special. He loved to sit in the sun on a Saturday morning with his cup of decaf coffee, and his phone was off, because he was honoring the sabbath, and in that moment, it was his time to be in peace, to be in peace, because he was unreachable at the moment."
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"He loved being able to read to our kids, the same bedtime story on repeat, because he knew it was their favorite. To him, that was special. He loved to sit in the sun on a Saturday morning with his cup of decaf coffee, and his phone was off, because he was honoring the sabbath, and in that moment, it was his time to be in peace, to be in peace, because he was unreachable at the moment."

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31,452 次观看 • 9 个月前

Samer was very proud of his son, he sent him away couple of years back to be safe, and Zain made this song for his dad when he was just missing seeing him again. Now he will never see him again.. Samer Abu Daqqa was killed by Israel when he was filming the aftermath of a bombing of a school in Khan Younis south of Gaza. He was left to bleed for hours while Israeli artillery prevented medics from evacuating him. #StopIsraelGenocide
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Samer was very proud of his son, he sent him away couple of years back to be safe, and Zain made this song for his dad when he was just missing seeing him again. Now he will never see him again.. Samer Abu Daqqa was killed by Israel when he was filming the aftermath of a bombing of a school in Khan Younis south of Gaza. He was left to bleed for hours while Israeli artillery prevented medics from evacuating him. #StopIsraelGenocide

Rawaa Augé روعة أوجيه

428,770 次观看 • 2 年前

when hyunjin was at his lowest state,lee know was the one who reached out to him the most, he would suggest where to go, encouraged him to eat this and that so hyunjin said that he’s one of the people that hyunjin’s thankful the most 🥺😭 🐰actually cause we have see each other when we were at the lowest 🥟i mentioned this a bit earlier but hyung is one of people that im most thankful for in my life, when i was at my lowest, you reached out to me the most
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when hyunjin was at his lowest state,lee know was the one who reached out to him the most, he would suggest where to go, encouraged him to eat this and that so hyunjin said that he’s one of the people that hyunjin’s thankful the most 🥺😭 🐰actually cause we have see each other when we were at the lowest 🥟i mentioned this a bit earlier but hyung is one of people that im most thankful for in my life, when i was at my lowest, you reached out to me the most

댕꾸 ◡̈

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Ashurbanipal was king of the Neo-Assyrian empire. At the time of his reign (669-631 BC) it was the largest empire in the world, stretching from Cyprus in the west to Iran in the east, and at one point it even included Egypt. Its capital Nineveh (in modern-day Iraq) was the world's largest city. This is at a time when the Greek city-states (like Athens and Sparta) were still in their infancy and Rome was just a small settlement. Ashurbanipal wasn't modest about being the king of the Assyrian empire – he called himself 'king of the world'! Quite a claim, but given the size of the empire, it wasn't far from the truth. Despite being one of Assyria's greatest kings, Ashurbanipal wasn't destined for the throne, as he was a younger son of the king. When his eldest brother and the heir to the throne died, his father Esarhaddon passed over the next eldest son Shamash-shum-ukin, and made Ashurbanipal crown prince instead. This was a bold (and perhaps a slightly foolish) move. Esarhaddon's own father had been brutally murdered by his sons after he put their younger sibling (i.e. Esarhaddon) on the throne! Shamash-shum-ukin, would have been pretty annoyed about the decision to bypass him. As a consolation, Esarhaddon made Shamash-shum-ukin king of Babylon. That doesn't sound so bad, right? Well, not quite. At this time, Babylon was part of the Assyrian empire so he would essentially have to answer to his younger brother! Tensions would later explode into all-out war. When Ashurbanipal was appointed crown prince, he started his training to be king. He learnt royal etiquette, important military skills and was instructed in scholarship. He shadowed his father in court where he could learn the way of Assyrian kingship. He also worked as a spymaster for his father, gathering information from agents across the empire and compiling intelligence reports. This helped to develop Ashurbanipal's knowledge of the empire – and learn who his potential enemies were. As part of his military training, the young crown prince was taught to drive chariots, ride cavalry horses, and develop skills such as archery. He also learnt how to hunt lions. In Assyria lion hunting was a royal 'sport'. Although this perhaps seems cruel to modern eyes, killing lions represented the king's ability to protect his nation against all that was wild and dangerous in the world. Ashurbanipal commissioned a series of reliefs(Opens in new window) – a sculptural technique where the sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background of the same material – to cover the walls of his palace which showed him hunting, and even strangling lions with his bare hands. These works are some of the most famous examples of Assyrian art. Ashurbanipal was popular among his subjects but ruthless in dealing with enemies. He was said to have put a dog chain through the jaw of a defeated king and made him live in a dog kennel. That's pretty brutal, even by the standards of the ancient world. Ashurbanipal inherited a war with Egypt (and other neighbouring regions), which he went to work dealing with, destroying his enemies and growing the empire even further. When the state of Elam tried to rise up against Assyria, Ashurbanipal crushed them. He claimed to have killed the Elamite king and his son with his own sword (in reality, he was not at the battle, but at home in the safety of his palace). The Elamite king's head was brought back to the palace in Nineveh where it was hung from a tree in the garden as a decoration. Most people would see this as a very clear warning – don't mess with Ashurbanipal. 🎥© craftestan (YT) © British Museum #archaeohistories
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Ashurbanipal was king of the Neo-Assyrian empire. At the time of his reign (669-631 BC) it was the largest empire in the world, stretching from Cyprus in the west to Iran in the east, and at one point it even included Egypt. Its capital Nineveh (in modern-day Iraq) was the world's largest city. This is at a time when the Greek city-states (like Athens and Sparta) were still in their infancy and Rome was just a small settlement. Ashurbanipal wasn't modest about being the king of the Assyrian empire – he called himself 'king of the world'! Quite a claim, but given the size of the empire, it wasn't far from the truth. Despite being one of Assyria's greatest kings, Ashurbanipal wasn't destined for the throne, as he was a younger son of the king. When his eldest brother and the heir to the throne died, his father Esarhaddon passed over the next eldest son Shamash-shum-ukin, and made Ashurbanipal crown prince instead. This was a bold (and perhaps a slightly foolish) move. Esarhaddon's own father had been brutally murdered by his sons after he put their younger sibling (i.e. Esarhaddon) on the throne! Shamash-shum-ukin, would have been pretty annoyed about the decision to bypass him. As a consolation, Esarhaddon made Shamash-shum-ukin king of Babylon. That doesn't sound so bad, right? Well, not quite. At this time, Babylon was part of the Assyrian empire so he would essentially have to answer to his younger brother! Tensions would later explode into all-out war. When Ashurbanipal was appointed crown prince, he started his training to be king. He learnt royal etiquette, important military skills and was instructed in scholarship. He shadowed his father in court where he could learn the way of Assyrian kingship. He also worked as a spymaster for his father, gathering information from agents across the empire and compiling intelligence reports. This helped to develop Ashurbanipal's knowledge of the empire – and learn who his potential enemies were. As part of his military training, the young crown prince was taught to drive chariots, ride cavalry horses, and develop skills such as archery. He also learnt how to hunt lions. In Assyria lion hunting was a royal 'sport'. Although this perhaps seems cruel to modern eyes, killing lions represented the king's ability to protect his nation against all that was wild and dangerous in the world. Ashurbanipal commissioned a series of reliefs(Opens in new window) – a sculptural technique where the sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background of the same material – to cover the walls of his palace which showed him hunting, and even strangling lions with his bare hands. These works are some of the most famous examples of Assyrian art. Ashurbanipal was popular among his subjects but ruthless in dealing with enemies. He was said to have put a dog chain through the jaw of a defeated king and made him live in a dog kennel. That's pretty brutal, even by the standards of the ancient world. Ashurbanipal inherited a war with Egypt (and other neighbouring regions), which he went to work dealing with, destroying his enemies and growing the empire even further. When the state of Elam tried to rise up against Assyria, Ashurbanipal crushed them. He claimed to have killed the Elamite king and his son with his own sword (in reality, he was not at the battle, but at home in the safety of his palace). The Elamite king's head was brought back to the palace in Nineveh where it was hung from a tree in the garden as a decoration. Most people would see this as a very clear warning – don't mess with Ashurbanipal. 🎥© craftestan (YT) © British Museum #archaeohistories

Archaeo - Histories

14,054 次观看 • 10 个月前

Michael’s real punishment for Carlo was making him believe he was going to survive. He gave him a plane ticket, poured him a drink, and calmly reassured him that because of Connie and the kids, he was still family and that being pushed out of the business was the only consequence. Carlo was sure he was off the hook and even tried to thank Michael. He walked out with his head down, portraying himself as a victim of Barzini’s schemes rather than an accomplice. You could tell by the look on his face: when he got in the car and saw Clemenza behind him acting nice, there was a flash of doubt and he tried to react, but Clemenza had already wrapped the wire around his neck. Michael wanted Carlo to die unsure and unaware, the way Sonny did.
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Michael’s real punishment for Carlo was making him believe he was going to survive. He gave him a plane ticket, poured him a drink, and calmly reassured him that because of Connie and the kids, he was still family and that being pushed out of the business was the only consequence. Carlo was sure he was off the hook and even tried to thank Michael. He walked out with his head down, portraying himself as a victim of Barzini’s schemes rather than an accomplice. You could tell by the look on his face: when he got in the car and saw Clemenza behind him acting nice, there was a flash of doubt and he tried to react, but Clemenza had already wrapped the wire around his neck. Michael wanted Carlo to die unsure and unaware, the way Sonny did.

GangsterFilmz

136,827 次观看 • 1 个月前

I know that #ZhouKeyu has been portrayed as having a tragic life, but not this tragic. who put onions here? 😭 His childhood experience really sounds so rough. Zhou Keyu was born in the US at a time when his parents were going through a divorce. His father reportedly didn’t even want him. He was put in an incubator right after birth and even his name wasn’t given by his parents. It was a pastor who gave him the english name Daniel. His parents don’t care about him when he got lost at 4 yo. He was burned by fire at the age of 7, caused semi-permanent damage in scalp. His childhood was basically spent in neglect. He only saw his mother 3 times a year. No one really took care of him. Not until his older brother started working and brought him to Beijing to live, giving him a more normal environment to grow up in. At 16, he signed to the entertainment industry and started from scratch. At 17, he had serious illness. When he turned 18, he voluntarily gave up his US citizenship and obtained a Chinese ID, which is something many celebrities don’t do
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I know that #ZhouKeyu has been portrayed as having a tragic life, but not this tragic. who put onions here? 😭 His childhood experience really sounds so rough. Zhou Keyu was born in the US at a time when his parents were going through a divorce. His father reportedly didn’t even want him. He was put in an incubator right after birth and even his name wasn’t given by his parents. It was a pastor who gave him the english name Daniel. His parents don’t care about him when he got lost at 4 yo. He was burned by fire at the age of 7, caused semi-permanent damage in scalp. His childhood was basically spent in neglect. He only saw his mother 3 times a year. No one really took care of him. Not until his older brother started working and brought him to Beijing to live, giving him a more normal environment to grow up in. At 16, he signed to the entertainment industry and started from scratch. At 17, he had serious illness. When he turned 18, he voluntarily gave up his US citizenship and obtained a Chinese ID, which is something many celebrities don’t do

Kazuha

360,748 次观看 • 1 个月前

NOW..........Who was it that HE interviewed out on the scene again? Who was it that he was Searching with today and Interviewed? Let's ask one of the one's SEEN in this video on his take? Jamie My point is.......NOT Every BIG Name, and YES I FOLLOW HIM and Like his content, and even put out a PROMOTION OF HIM last night, is out DOING what they tell you they are!!! They have a TEAM to put together their content!!! (The Skip in th middle of video is of his own personal ad for a Product)
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NOW..........Who was it that HE interviewed out on the scene again? Who was it that he was Searching with today and Interviewed? Let's ask one of the one's SEEN in this video on his take? Jamie My point is.......NOT Every BIG Name, and YES I FOLLOW HIM and Like his content, and even put out a PROMOTION OF HIM last night, is out DOING what they tell you they are!!! They have a TEAM to put together their content!!! (The Skip in th middle of video is of his own personal ad for a Product)

Capt KEVman!!!

15,934 次观看 • 5 个月前

Machiavelli was the opposite of Machiavellian: he was a selfless patriot. When the Medicis exiled him from Florence, they ordered him to a hamlet in the middle of nowhere in Tuscany. They were basically saying “go rot.” Everybody expected him to run off. Elites across Europe would have hired him in a heartbeat as a historian or diplomat. And in The Prince, Machiavelli thought he’d figured out the secret sauce for keeping hold of power. He didn’t publish it, so it was essentially proprietary IP, hugely valuable to any ruler looking to hire him. But instead he sent The Prince straight to the Medicis - the regime that had just tortured and exiled him - and waited. He didn’t want to serve anybody except his home country. The Prince is full of advice to be ruthless and calculating, but he wasn't recommending it to just anyone. He wanted the rulers of Florence to do whatever it took to protect the city. That was his fundamental loyalty.
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Machiavelli was the opposite of Machiavellian: he was a selfless patriot. When the Medicis exiled him from Florence, they ordered him to a hamlet in the middle of nowhere in Tuscany. They were basically saying “go rot.” Everybody expected him to run off. Elites across Europe would have hired him in a heartbeat as a historian or diplomat. And in The Prince, Machiavelli thought he’d figured out the secret sauce for keeping hold of power. He didn’t publish it, so it was essentially proprietary IP, hugely valuable to any ruler looking to hire him. But instead he sent The Prince straight to the Medicis - the regime that had just tortured and exiled him - and waited. He didn’t want to serve anybody except his home country. The Prince is full of advice to be ruthless and calculating, but he wasn't recommending it to just anyone. He wanted the rulers of Florence to do whatever it took to protect the city. That was his fundamental loyalty.

Dwarkesh Patel

17,412 次观看 • 1 个月前

Rashad Murphy (one of the men convicted for the murder of Julio foolio) broke down in tears listening to his aunt / Adoptive mother talking about how he used to be in boxing when he was a kid and even became a champion She also mentioned him being an amazing father to his kids
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Rashad Murphy (one of the men convicted for the murder of Julio foolio) broke down in tears listening to his aunt / Adoptive mother talking about how he used to be in boxing when he was a kid and even became a champion She also mentioned him being an amazing father to his kids

Shannonnn sharpes Burner (PARODY Account)

2,023,285 次观看 • 2 个月前

"WHY THEY DON'T LIKE US!?" (Edit) Producer, Ray Daniels, breaks down the difference between LeBron and Kobe like Lego blocks, pointing out that a lack of a father in LeBron's life is the source of his cowardness, choosing flight over fight, need to be liked, and lack of self awareness --- all things that I and many others have talked about ad nauseam. In contrast, he points out Kobe having a father being the impetus behind his resolve, his determination, and refusal to run or back down, even from the very father who raised him. So when we point out that LeBron is a coward who has searched for shortcuts and bought media to control narratives and boost him into conversations and positions that he has not earned the access, those are all things that fall short of a man and fall short of the greatness that LeBron has been trying to hack for 23 years. Instead of a father, LeBron was raised by enablers. He'll never get the respect of a Kobe Bryant as far as the game of basketball goes. It's too late and his fraudulence is too transparent. Big salute to Fearless for the plug. #RealOne
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"WHY THEY DON'T LIKE US!?" (Edit) Producer, Ray Daniels, breaks down the difference between LeBron and Kobe like Lego blocks, pointing out that a lack of a father in LeBron's life is the source of his cowardness, choosing flight over fight, need to be liked, and lack of self awareness --- all things that I and many others have talked about ad nauseam. In contrast, he points out Kobe having a father being the impetus behind his resolve, his determination, and refusal to run or back down, even from the very father who raised him. So when we point out that LeBron is a coward who has searched for shortcuts and bought media to control narratives and boost him into conversations and positions that he has not earned the access, those are all things that fall short of a man and fall short of the greatness that LeBron has been trying to hack for 23 years. Instead of a father, LeBron was raised by enablers. He'll never get the respect of a Kobe Bryant as far as the game of basketball goes. It's too late and his fraudulence is too transparent. Big salute to Fearless for the plug. #RealOne

Apex Jones

54,993 次观看 • 6 个月前