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Since 1991, Russia has had a seat at the U.N. illegally. It is the only participating country that has neither signed the organization’s 1945 founding Charter nor ever been voted a member by the General Assembly. Instead, its place in the U.N. is the result of a tacit consent that has lasted more than three decades. According to Article 4 of the U.N. Charter, new member states must be admitted by a vote of the General Assembly. But Russia avoided this by claiming to continue the membership formerly held by the USSR. Moscow simply changed the nameplates from “USSR” to “Russia Federation” and hoped the world would look past it. When it comes to U.N. membership, only Russia has gotten away with tacit rather than formal consent to take the place of its predecessor. Russia’s illegitimate presence in the U.N.—and even worse, as a permanent member of the Security Council—has had disastrous consequences. It exploits the U.N. both as a platform for its propaganda and to block via veto power any attempts by the international community to counter its predatory behavior. This has to stop. Please consider signing the petition to kick Russia out of the UN: Video: top: Lavrov declares that Russia is ready for negotiations at the UN Security Council meeting. Bottom: people in Kharkiv look at their home burning down after a missile attack Russia launched hours after Lavrov's speech.

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#JUNGWON 🌟💬 🐈 right 🐈 y/n 🐈 yesterday was 🐈 our 100th dayㅎㅎ 🐈 hehh 🐈 i’m latee 🐈🔉 i love you~~ 🐈 since you’re still not asleep 🐈 it hasn’t passed yet, right? 🐈 time flies so fast 🐈 what did i film today? 🐈 i had filming 🐈 our comeback is coming soonn 🐈 it’s not en-o’clock though 🐈 oh right, i changed my earrings today 🐈 it hurt 🐈 the moment i took them out 🐈 i went ah… 🐈 ㅎㅋㅋㅋㅋ 🐈 you’ll probably get to see it tomorrow?? 🐈🔉 i changed them to hoops (rings) 🐈🔉 it didn’t get inflamed 🐈🔉 i should put madecassol on it though 🐈🔉 and hasn’t the weather gotten a little cooler? 🐈🔉 i don’t even have the ac on right now 🐈🔉 no, it’s not that i’m too lazy to type it’s because you like hearing my voice, that’s why i’m doing it like this 🐈🔉 anyway i’m going to sleep. sleep well and good night 🐈🔉 go to sleep quicklyyy.. go to sleep ~~ 😭😭😭🤏🏻

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13,969 views • 27 days ago

I'll never forget a lovely Polish Amazon delivery man saying, as he handed me supplies that had been sent from my wishlist, "More kindness for you." And that's just what it is, when someone sends items or donates towards the cost of medicines - it's kindness in its purest form: an act of love that expects no reciprocation.❤️ Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart, all those who help keep this little hospital running, and who hearten and energise me with their kind words of encouragement. The supplies with notes are from Heather C, Mark, Amanda K, Victoria N, Rae D, Amanda M, cmb one, JoAnne, Mary M, Caroline H, Lorraine F, DT plc, Ray & Sue H, Amy C, Teia L, Kay W, Clive, Webbsixty6, Roberty B, Linda F, Christopher P, Laura C, Rebecca W, Jacqueline and in memory of her lovely dad Maurice Whitfield. Here's a smile to start your weekend with: A little family of orphaned babies being transitioned from formula and introduced to liquidised solid food. Self anointing is something hedgehogs do when meeting a strange new smell they think is important and they want to remember. They lick the new substance, create a saliva froth with it in their mouths, and then spread that all over their body. And yes, it's fun watching and no, it's not fun cleaning them up afterwards.😁

I'll never forget a lovely Polish Amazon delivery man saying, as he handed me supplies that had been sent from my wishlist, "More kindness for you." And that's just what it is, when someone sends items or donates towards the cost of medicines - it's kindness in its purest form: an act of love that expects no reciprocation.❤️ Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart, all those who help keep this little hospital running, and who hearten and energise me with their kind words of encouragement. The supplies with notes are from Heather C, Mark, Amanda K, Victoria N, Rae D, Amanda M, cmb one, JoAnne, Mary M, Caroline H, Lorraine F, DT plc, Ray & Sue H, Amy C, Teia L, Kay W, Clive, Webbsixty6, Roberty B, Linda F, Christopher P, Laura C, Rebecca W, Jacqueline and in memory of her lovely dad Maurice Whitfield. Here's a smile to start your weekend with: A little family of orphaned babies being transitioned from formula and introduced to liquidised solid food. Self anointing is something hedgehogs do when meeting a strange new smell they think is important and they want to remember. They lick the new substance, create a saliva froth with it in their mouths, and then spread that all over their body. And yes, it's fun watching and no, it's not fun cleaning them up afterwards.😁

Hedgehog Cabin

15,472 views • 4 months ago

Mike Majlak reveals a cop patted over 10 grams of heroin in his cargo pocket and missed it saying if he'd been caught he'd have done 15 years and never met anyone he knows today "I had just bagged up 10 grams of heroin. That breaks down into about 330 individual dime bags. I'm driving with a 5 year suspended sentence, meaning if I violate probation for any reason I have to go do 5 years automatically plus whatever else gets added on top." "I get pulled over. They find $5,600 in my center console. They search the whole car. Then they pat me down. It's in the bottom of my cargo pocket, all you had to do was reach in. He patted over it. My legs and my knees were knocking together bro." "I'm sitting in the car driving with Kefah years later and we're talking about our lives. I tell him this story and he goes you would have never known any of this. I never would have met you. I never would have met Logan. I probably never would have even came to California. If in that one split instance he just reached in, 5 years suspended plus probably another 10 on top. It's really wild how the most split second tiny little things in life ripple out in such insane ways."

Mike Majlak reveals a cop patted over 10 grams of heroin in his cargo pocket and missed it saying if he'd been caught he'd have done 15 years and never met anyone he knows today "I had just bagged up 10 grams of heroin. That breaks down into about 330 individual dime bags. I'm driving with a 5 year suspended sentence, meaning if I violate probation for any reason I have to go do 5 years automatically plus whatever else gets added on top." "I get pulled over. They find $5,600 in my center console. They search the whole car. Then they pat me down. It's in the bottom of my cargo pocket, all you had to do was reach in. He patted over it. My legs and my knees were knocking together bro." "I'm sitting in the car driving with Kefah years later and we're talking about our lives. I tell him this story and he goes you would have never known any of this. I never would have met you. I never would have met Logan. I probably never would have even came to California. If in that one split instance he just reached in, 5 years suspended plus probably another 10 on top. It's really wild how the most split second tiny little things in life ripple out in such insane ways."

Kai

1,415,906 views • 4 months ago

$250913 Mingi talks about his hairline fracture/crack, pop live (rough translation): 🐥Yo~ What are you doing? I already showered, and I just turned this on before going to bed~ Ah, well… it is okay. It’s not a stye, though? Looks like I suddenly got a double eyelid. I just don’t have any strength. 🐥Actually, what happened (voice crack at the concert) is that before the last U.S. concert, since I had some preparations, I worked out pretty hard, but after the concert ended, I felt a bit of pain in my chest. So when I came back to Korea, I got a CT scan. My fractured toe healed fine, but what came out is that I have a small hairline fracture/crack around my chest. Crazy, right? I was really shocked too. Now it’s gotten a bit better, so I just kept lying down and resting, and other than schedule during the Frieze week, I mostly rested. I’ve gotten much better now, though still not completely. Since I have to exercise but can’t, I’ve just been dieting instead. 🐥Anyway, because when I rap I use my chest, since I’m using it, it hurts a little. If I use my chest it works anyway, right? Ah, you mean focused abdominal breathing? Wow… focused breathing… okay, I’ll give this a try too. But honestly, I don’t think I can master it within 2–3 years. 🐥But that’s just how I am, even when I had the toe fracture/crack - if it doesn’t kill me, I just keep doing it. 🐥I didn’t put on lip balm. 🐥 Right, I should. You guys also do things even when you’re hurt, right? So I do them even when I’m hurt too. Calling it a hairline fracture/crack is an exaggeration? Anyway, it’s still a fracture/crack (금), so I’ll just take it as something good. Since gold (금) is expensive, I’ll think of it as a good thing. (note: in Korean, “실금” means a fine or hairline fracture/crack, but “금” also means “gold.” Mingi is making a pun by joking that his fracture/crack is like “gold”)$

250913 Mingi talks about his hairline fracture/crack, pop live (rough translation): 🐥Yo~ What are you doing? I already showered, and I just turned this on before going to bed~ Ah, well… it is okay. It’s not a stye, though? Looks like I suddenly got a double eyelid. I just don’t have any strength. 🐥Actually, what happened (voice crack at the concert) is that before the last U.S. concert, since I had some preparations, I worked out pretty hard, but after the concert ended, I felt a bit of pain in my chest. So when I came back to Korea, I got a CT scan. My fractured toe healed fine, but what came out is that I have a small hairline fracture/crack around my chest. Crazy, right? I was really shocked too. Now it’s gotten a bit better, so I just kept lying down and resting, and other than schedule during the Frieze week, I mostly rested. I’ve gotten much better now, though still not completely. Since I have to exercise but can’t, I’ve just been dieting instead. 🐥Anyway, because when I rap I use my chest, since I’m using it, it hurts a little. If I use my chest it works anyway, right? Ah, you mean focused abdominal breathing? Wow… focused breathing… okay, I’ll give this a try too. But honestly, I don’t think I can master it within 2–3 years. 🐥But that’s just how I am, even when I had the toe fracture/crack - if it doesn’t kill me, I just keep doing it. 🐥I didn’t put on lip balm. 🐥 Right, I should. You guys also do things even when you’re hurt, right? So I do them even when I’m hurt too. Calling it a hairline fracture/crack is an exaggeration? Anyway, it’s still a fracture/crack (금), so I’ll just take it as something good. Since gold (금) is expensive, I’ll think of it as a good thing. (note: in Korean, “실금” means a fine or hairline fracture/crack, but “금” also means “gold.” Mingi is making a pun by joking that his fracture/crack is like “gold”)

Irene | AhgaTiny

15,744 views • 1 year ago