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🚨ELON MUSK: "I never originally intended to start a company. I tried to get a job at Netscape after graduating from Penn. Marc Andreessen is a friend of mine but they didn't respond to my resume that I mailed in. I thought 'I guess I'll just write some internet software' and wrote the first maps and directions on the internet in 1995. It was just really because nobody would give me a job on the internet. If they gave me a job, I guess I would have just worked at Netscape or something."

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"Nigerians have no idea what they did for me. I feel like I am a Nigerian." Beyoncé "Nigerians have done so much for me and gave me so much hope and made me feel like I have a home and purpose in Africa. I have a lot of fans around the world's but they can't compare to the fans I have in Nigeria. The things I saw in Nigeria are contrary to the narrative people push on social media about them. I know that my roots are from Africa, and Nigeria is like my home in Africa. And I can confidently tell you that Nigeria is the best country in Africa. I had no idea that people even knew me in Nigeria until I went there. I was nervous about performing in Nigeria because I was afraid they didn't listen to my songs, but they knew everything. Nigerians have some of the most creative and good artists in the world." Beyoncé

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Rebecca Black on the reception to her latest project ‘SALVATION’ which includes ‘Sugar Water Cyanide’: “Seeing the way people have perceived my music in the way I knew they would all along — or hoped that they would — has given me a lot of confidence in creating new things.”

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It’s going to happen but I know that Carla will not be mad at Lisa because she already knew it. She knew it since this day. I will not watch the episode, but I knew they will be broken but at the end they will find a way to be together.

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269,258 views • 10 months ago

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Here's wider context to capture more of the nUaNcE RZ says "I would tell absolutely everyone to attend the ugly strip mall" congregation within the same mainline denomination if its theology is orthodox, rather than the beautiful liberal church He also says that if attending the lib church would cause you to stumble, you should go to the non-mainline church. BUT once you are strong enough in your faith, then you start attending the mainline one. "It'd be balancing evils, choosing a lesser of two evils. I would say it's always an evil to be a schismatic, but a greater evil would be to be an atheist. And if someone would definitely become an atheist if they are in a church like that, then I would say it would be a concession I make. It'd be the lesser of two evils for that person to attend Second Pres [Presbyterian]. But the ideal would be, once they are at a place where they are strong enough in their faith to attend First Pres, I mean, ideally, I would tell people to not live in an area where there's not a mainline church that's not heretical." He also says he'd allow for "rare" cases of parents with younger children. "In your scenario with people that have kids and they're weak in their faith, yeah, I'd probably say it's a necessary lesser of two evils to go to a non-mainline church. It's very very rare that people are in that situation. If they are in that situation, yeah, I would concede that."

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“If he (Farouk) denies it, I will publish with my name and say these are the schools they attended. As a matter of fact, I will sue those schools to publish how much in fees he has paid for all the time they were there.” - Dangote

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Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

46,917 views • 8 months ago

Trump: CBS had to pay me $38 million for what they said. If you bring lawsuits against these guys, they are so corrupt that they will pay it. The BBC has me saying things that I never said. TiVo, one of the greatest things in history. Television would be no good without TiVo or its equivalent…. They admitted that they were guilty. Now it’s only a question of how much I’m going to get.

Trump: CBS had to pay me $38 million for what they said. If you bring lawsuits against these guys, they are so corrupt that they will pay it. The BBC has me saying things that I never said. TiVo, one of the greatest things in history. Television would be no good without TiVo or its equivalent…. They admitted that they were guilty. Now it’s only a question of how much I’m going to get.

Acyn

178,405 views • 4 months ago

Jeezy says he was throwing $100,000 a night in Atlanta strip clubs and called it a marketing budget CHANNING: "Do you have any idea how much money you throw in a strip club?" JEEZY: "I do not. But I'm quite sure my accountant, my CFO would probably lose their mind if they heard this interview." JEEZY: "I think where I get a pass at is I was actually in my head, y'all would call it a tax write-off these days. I actually thought I was marketing." JEEZY: "If I go in here and throw $100,000, how they not going to like my music?" JEEZY: "I never been in Strokers and did anything less than a 40. I know that for a fact. This was $100,000 nights in there for real." JEEZY: "Everybody in these clubs in that time, they were from a different city or a different state, but they were the who's. So if they heard your music in there, saw how people reacted, nine times out of ten you going to take it back to where you from."

Jeezy says he was throwing $100,000 a night in Atlanta strip clubs and called it a marketing budget CHANNING: "Do you have any idea how much money you throw in a strip club?" JEEZY: "I do not. But I'm quite sure my accountant, my CFO would probably lose their mind if they heard this interview." JEEZY: "I think where I get a pass at is I was actually in my head, y'all would call it a tax write-off these days. I actually thought I was marketing." JEEZY: "If I go in here and throw $100,000, how they not going to like my music?" JEEZY: "I never been in Strokers and did anything less than a 40. I know that for a fact. This was $100,000 nights in there for real." JEEZY: "Everybody in these clubs in that time, they were from a different city or a different state, but they were the who's. So if they heard your music in there, saw how people reacted, nine times out of ten you going to take it back to where you from."

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160,420 views • 24 days ago

Author and investor Morgan Housel doesn’t think people are reading less because we have shorter attention spans. He just thinks we have way less tolerance for bad writing. “It’s easy to say that people don’t have attention spans these days. They want short-form video, and they just want to flip through it, and that’s it.” “And it’s like, no. The biggest podcasts in the world are three-hour conversations that people listen to all the way through.” “So I think it’s not that people don’t have attention spans. They don’t have a lot of tolerance for BS in the way that they used to.” "30 years ago, people would slog through a bad book because they had nothing else to do that day. Whereas now, if you start a book and it’s bad, you’re like, 'I’ve got 20 other things competing for my attention. I’m going to go there.'"

Author and investor Morgan Housel doesn’t think people are reading less because we have shorter attention spans. He just thinks we have way less tolerance for bad writing. “It’s easy to say that people don’t have attention spans these days. They want short-form video, and they just want to flip through it, and that’s it.” “And it’s like, no. The biggest podcasts in the world are three-hour conversations that people listen to all the way through.” “So I think it’s not that people don’t have attention spans. They don’t have a lot of tolerance for BS in the way that they used to.” "30 years ago, people would slog through a bad book because they had nothing else to do that day. Whereas now, if you start a book and it’s bad, you’re like, 'I’ve got 20 other things competing for my attention. I’m going to go there.'"

TBPN

32,260 views • 10 days ago

Intelligence agents showed up at my door late last year. I told them to leave. They proceeded to call me from anonymous numbers repeatedly. Contacted my gym. Told me they wouldn’t go away unless I “built a relationship with them” as an asset. “Your audience will never know” Returned to speak with me multiple times claiming they were giving me “last chances” before they threw me to the wolves. They told me that the courts wouldn’t care if I was actually guilty or not. That essentially someone had to take the fall and I could ensure it wasn’t me. It was repeatedly implied to me that: “You’re smart you know it’s not what’s true that matters it’s the perception” I was made to believe there was a potential arrest coming. Made to believe I could never travel to the US again without being arrested by the FBI. Made to believe I might not be around to see my child grow up. None of these things were true. I can enter the US without issue. I was never arrested. I did nothing wrong. I was psychologically manipulated for months in an attempt to turn me into a government asset. We have one party consent in Canada, and I believe it is in the public interest for people to understand how this works, as I know I’m not the only one. I have nothing against the agent. He was just given instructions and a job. But I have no doubt if his job were to destroy my life and try to jail me based on “perception” not “truth” he would do it. I’m just doing my job as well by publishing this. These are just a few excerpts cut from hours of conversations to give people an idea of our conversations:

Intelligence agents showed up at my door late last year. I told them to leave. They proceeded to call me from anonymous numbers repeatedly. Contacted my gym. Told me they wouldn’t go away unless I “built a relationship with them” as an asset. “Your audience will never know” Returned to speak with me multiple times claiming they were giving me “last chances” before they threw me to the wolves. They told me that the courts wouldn’t care if I was actually guilty or not. That essentially someone had to take the fall and I could ensure it wasn’t me. It was repeatedly implied to me that: “You’re smart you know it’s not what’s true that matters it’s the perception” I was made to believe there was a potential arrest coming. Made to believe I could never travel to the US again without being arrested by the FBI. Made to believe I might not be around to see my child grow up. None of these things were true. I can enter the US without issue. I was never arrested. I did nothing wrong. I was psychologically manipulated for months in an attempt to turn me into a government asset. We have one party consent in Canada, and I believe it is in the public interest for people to understand how this works, as I know I’m not the only one. I have nothing against the agent. He was just given instructions and a job. But I have no doubt if his job were to destroy my life and try to jail me based on “perception” not “truth” he would do it. I’m just doing my job as well by publishing this. These are just a few excerpts cut from hours of conversations to give people an idea of our conversations:

Lauren Southern

2,151,651 views • 8 months ago

Bret Weinstein says that if he could go back, he would not vaccinate his newborn children. “I believe the adverse events from regular old vaccines are far more common than we imagine, including things like allergies.” “I believe that my allergy to wheat is likely the result of an adjuvant that caused my immune system to react to something normal in my gut in a way that I will never be free from.” “One of my sons has seasonal allergies that are significant enough to get in his way.” “The other has an allergy to dairy… What I now think is that he developed an allergy very early, probably from an adjuvant in a childhood vaccine.” “Given all of that education that I have now painfully received, if I had it to do all over again, I would not end up giving any vaccines to my newborn children.” “I’m not saying it’s impossible that any of them are more beneficial than they are harmful, but I now know that I cannot trust the safety testing.”

Bret Weinstein says that if he could go back, he would not vaccinate his newborn children. “I believe the adverse events from regular old vaccines are far more common than we imagine, including things like allergies.” “I believe that my allergy to wheat is likely the result of an adjuvant that caused my immune system to react to something normal in my gut in a way that I will never be free from.” “One of my sons has seasonal allergies that are significant enough to get in his way.” “The other has an allergy to dairy… What I now think is that he developed an allergy very early, probably from an adjuvant in a childhood vaccine.” “Given all of that education that I have now painfully received, if I had it to do all over again, I would not end up giving any vaccines to my newborn children.” “I’m not saying it’s impossible that any of them are more beneficial than they are harmful, but I now know that I cannot trust the safety testing.”

healthbot

239,123 views • 5 months ago