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This woman and her husband lived next to a local farmer. He passed away and his feral cats were suddenly left with nowhere to go. One day, a single cat showed up at their house, then two, then six, and at one point they had twelve! They were overwhelmed, a little frightened, but they were more heartbroken watching those sweet babies trying to survive the elements. They had all twelve of them fixed and taken to the vet for a thorough checkup. At first they made makeshift shelters for them. One day, she asked her husband if he could build a permanent fixture for them. To her surprise he said yes and they call it the “Catsle.” Though they are feral cats, the cats have become trusting of them and now they are part of the family. Look at that Cat Catsle! Beautiful! While some abuse animals and have no conscience, it’s people like this that give us hope. ❤️ Have you ever taken in some cats, dogs or maybe another animal from a neighbor or family member who passed away or maybe just couldn’t handle them? Anyone have a special space for their pet(s) like this?

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653,853 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Thank you, Ms. Rachel. #BeLove Posted Repost app • @msrachelforlittles This is my friend, Rahaf, from Gaza. Meeting her and her wonderful mama changed my life. Thank you to The PCRF (Palestine Children's Relief Fund) for facilitating her medical evacuation. Rahaf’s young brothers and dad are still in Gaza. Here’s part of something I wrote after meeting Rahaf and Israa. One minute I was pretending to be bunnies with Rahaf and the next minute I was video chatting with her two adorable, young brothers in Gaza, as her mom, Israa, held the phone up for me. I watched Israa look at them proudly, like I look at my son. It was a drastic snap back into reality. I imagined myself holding the phone in the US with my daughter, now a double amputee from an airstrike, away from my son in Gaza, unable to help him. I felt like I was going to throw up and came back into the moment. “I hope to meet you one day!” I happily said, in my classic Ms Rachel voice but with tears in my eyes. Israa tells me that they no longer eat while video chatting with her sons. Her sons are so hungry and have so little food. They look about 5 and 7 years old. About my son’s age. “Is there anything I can do to help her boys get here?” I asked another mom, who is also Palestinian and was translating for us. Tears streamed down her face. She said she is so touched that I want to help but nothing can be done. I flash back to a moment on a zoom when she also cried and said “Thank you for seeing our children as human.” I ask Israa what she did for work. She answers that she was a teacher and taught math. I think about how Israa and I are both teachers. We both love our children with all of our hearts. We want the same thing for them. But my son will have dinner tonight, a story and snuggle with me, school in the morning… and hers won’t. If the situation was the other way around, what would I hope Israa would do for me?”

Thank you, Ms. Rachel. #BeLove Posted Repost app • @msrachelforlittles This is my friend, Rahaf, from Gaza. Meeting her and her wonderful mama changed my life. Thank you to The PCRF (Palestine Children's Relief Fund) for facilitating her medical evacuation. Rahaf’s young brothers and dad are still in Gaza. Here’s part of something I wrote after meeting Rahaf and Israa. One minute I was pretending to be bunnies with Rahaf and the next minute I was video chatting with her two adorable, young brothers in Gaza, as her mom, Israa, held the phone up for me. I watched Israa look at them proudly, like I look at my son. It was a drastic snap back into reality. I imagined myself holding the phone in the US with my daughter, now a double amputee from an airstrike, away from my son in Gaza, unable to help him. I felt like I was going to throw up and came back into the moment. “I hope to meet you one day!” I happily said, in my classic Ms Rachel voice but with tears in my eyes. Israa tells me that they no longer eat while video chatting with her sons. Her sons are so hungry and have so little food. They look about 5 and 7 years old. About my son’s age. “Is there anything I can do to help her boys get here?” I asked another mom, who is also Palestinian and was translating for us. Tears streamed down her face. She said she is so touched that I want to help but nothing can be done. I flash back to a moment on a zoom when she also cried and said “Thank you for seeing our children as human.” I ask Israa what she did for work. She answers that she was a teacher and taught math. I think about how Israa and I are both teachers. We both love our children with all of our hearts. We want the same thing for them. But my son will have dinner tonight, a story and snuggle with me, school in the morning… and hers won’t. If the situation was the other way around, what would I hope Israa would do for me?”

Be A King

42,807 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

The international cat distribution system has finally found us. Literally walked into our house. I was away from 3:30pm to 10:30pm, came home and shut the catflap. When I came downstairs this morning I thought Pixie was on the sofa but nope! So this cat has spent the whole night in our house (the catflap was still shut this morning) without any fighting etc. Named it Sam for now. Has been placed on all the lost and found local pages and whatsapp groups and she’s in our bedroom at the moment. Moment she moved, could tell she doesn’t look great. She’s been spotted in the neighbourhood for days and has been seen in people’s gardens, crying. Don’t mind the state of the living room as we’re building a bookcase.

The international cat distribution system has finally found us. Literally walked into our house. I was away from 3:30pm to 10:30pm, came home and shut the catflap. When I came downstairs this morning I thought Pixie was on the sofa but nope! So this cat has spent the whole night in our house (the catflap was still shut this morning) without any fighting etc. Named it Sam for now. Has been placed on all the lost and found local pages and whatsapp groups and she’s in our bedroom at the moment. Moment she moved, could tell she doesn’t look great. She’s been spotted in the neighbourhood for days and has been seen in people’s gardens, crying. Don’t mind the state of the living room as we’re building a bookcase.

The Tails of Cat Castle #lovewins

141,262 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

🐰 That day... that day when we called each other, it was so funny. But I don't know if I'm allowed to tell this story... Can I say it? 🐨 We were on a video call. 🐰 Right... So Sonya was on a family trip that day... 🐨 They were playing a certain kind of game. 🐰 Yeah, we were playing a game. So I video-called Mhee, and she happened to be with her mom. I was with my mom too, so I turned the camera around for our moms to see each other. Then Mhee's mom asked, "Jeh, what is Sonya's mom doing right now?" She was playing a certain kind of game, and then her mom said, "I want to play too." 🐨 And my mom said she wanted to be the dealer. Meanwhile, Sonya's mom was already the dealer. 🐰 "Dealer," huh? Looks like someone knows exactly what that means, Khum Mom. 😏 🐨 Oops, sorry. She was the... head of the group. 🐰Yeah, what do they call it? Like the first person in the game... something like that. Then Mom said, "That's wonderful! Let's get everyone together for another round next time." Still laughing at how both of them were doing everything they could to avoid saying the word "dealer" or mentioning what game it actually was. 😂 And the cutest part? Sonya was away on a family trip, Mhee was spending time with her mom, and they were still video-calling each other. They already see each other almost every day at work, and apparently that's still not enough for these two. 🤭💕✨ Full clip :

🐰 That day... that day when we called each other, it was so funny. But I don't know if I'm allowed to tell this story... Can I say it? 🐨 We were on a video call. 🐰 Right... So Sonya was on a family trip that day... 🐨 They were playing a certain kind of game. 🐰 Yeah, we were playing a game. So I video-called Mhee, and she happened to be with her mom. I was with my mom too, so I turned the camera around for our moms to see each other. Then Mhee's mom asked, "Jeh, what is Sonya's mom doing right now?" She was playing a certain kind of game, and then her mom said, "I want to play too." 🐨 And my mom said she wanted to be the dealer. Meanwhile, Sonya's mom was already the dealer. 🐰 "Dealer," huh? Looks like someone knows exactly what that means, Khum Mom. 😏 🐨 Oops, sorry. She was the... head of the group. 🐰Yeah, what do they call it? Like the first person in the game... something like that. Then Mom said, "That's wonderful! Let's get everyone together for another round next time." Still laughing at how both of them were doing everything they could to avoid saying the word "dealer" or mentioning what game it actually was. 😂 And the cutest part? Sonya was away on a family trip, Mhee was spending time with her mom, and they were still video-calling each other. They already see each other almost every day at work, and apparently that's still not enough for these two. 🤭💕✨ Full clip :

RLRL_Sandy

24,745 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Oh damn she named donors. I don’t think that’s going to fly well. That is a lawsuit. First it’s not public information and second you can’t give out personal information on people like this. Oh and she is insinuating a lawsuit on TPUsa but there’s nothing she can sue them for. They don’t have to give her information. This is all a show on her part. It was discussed at a dinner break out session for the big donors. Now she’s telling her followers to not attack the donors. Oh Candace you know what you just did. You just put them in a cross hairs of your Candace crazies. They will be hounded and slandered from all sides now. Now she’s back to the DC FOIA and states the video is fake. The Dept of War hasn’t answered her. Dept of War says they aren’t answering it. They said it was too much of a burden to look for it. They are just messing with her now. It’s pissing her off. Now she’s going off on TPUsa not standing behind Massie. And not standing up over the Iran war. Charlie wasn’t assassinated by the left. She insisting it was the US government. It’s deep state. And it’s over Israel. Let’s all keep in mind that Candace has no evidence of any of this. She’s just rambling her same old stuff. Erika isn’t acting like a grieving widow. She’s in on her husbands death. She is evil. Erika really needs to sue her and take Candace for all she has. Erika is just being used to cover it all up. This is stupid. Now we are going into celebrity gossip. She really has nothing to talk about anymore. But the video. So now we are going to gossip. Her viewers aren’t happy about it. Many are saying they are watching her for celebrity gossip. She’s upset Ivanka bought an island and is making fun of her about it. I think Candace is so jealous. You can see it on her face. Look at her face. It’s so funny. So now she’s blaming Ivanka for Gaza now. And now saying Ivanka is friends with the Rothschilds and has too much money. And hurt kids. And blah blah blah. I remember when Candace said Ivanka was the most beautiful woman she met and so sweet too. I’ll have to find that article. And her husband genocided and the Palestines were killed for a vacation project. Russia good. I don’t know why but hey we had to throw it in there. Russia is really nice guys. We need to visit. PR crisis mode for US weekly. And Erika is putting in ad to slander Candace. I thought about this today. This is epic. Want to know why. Because 99.9% of the US doesn’t watch Candace. So Candace can’t fight it on her podcast because these people don’t watch her. Candace says she doesn’t call anyone. If you want to talk to her you have to call her assistant. She doesn’t answer calls. Ok noted don’t call Candace. You can tell it’s irritating her a lot. Ok we are back to celebrity gossip. Adriana Grande is using Ethan Slader and took him away from his wife and baby. I didn’t even know about this but I don’t follow any of this. For some reason these seems personal for Candace. Candace is your husband stepping out on you? Not only is he gay, an alcoholic but he’s cheating on you? You seem personally invested. Again her audience is complaining they don’t want to hear about it. And that’s all we got. She never talks nice about anyone. Ever notice that? Her audience seemed to tonight. A few called it out. She’s losing her audience.

Oh damn she named donors. I don’t think that’s going to fly well. That is a lawsuit. First it’s not public information and second you can’t give out personal information on people like this. Oh and she is insinuating a lawsuit on TPUsa but there’s nothing she can sue them for. They don’t have to give her information. This is all a show on her part. It was discussed at a dinner break out session for the big donors. Now she’s telling her followers to not attack the donors. Oh Candace you know what you just did. You just put them in a cross hairs of your Candace crazies. They will be hounded and slandered from all sides now. Now she’s back to the DC FOIA and states the video is fake. The Dept of War hasn’t answered her. Dept of War says they aren’t answering it. They said it was too much of a burden to look for it. They are just messing with her now. It’s pissing her off. Now she’s going off on TPUsa not standing behind Massie. And not standing up over the Iran war. Charlie wasn’t assassinated by the left. She insisting it was the US government. It’s deep state. And it’s over Israel. Let’s all keep in mind that Candace has no evidence of any of this. She’s just rambling her same old stuff. Erika isn’t acting like a grieving widow. She’s in on her husbands death. She is evil. Erika really needs to sue her and take Candace for all she has. Erika is just being used to cover it all up. This is stupid. Now we are going into celebrity gossip. She really has nothing to talk about anymore. But the video. So now we are going to gossip. Her viewers aren’t happy about it. Many are saying they are watching her for celebrity gossip. She’s upset Ivanka bought an island and is making fun of her about it. I think Candace is so jealous. You can see it on her face. Look at her face. It’s so funny. So now she’s blaming Ivanka for Gaza now. And now saying Ivanka is friends with the Rothschilds and has too much money. And hurt kids. And blah blah blah. I remember when Candace said Ivanka was the most beautiful woman she met and so sweet too. I’ll have to find that article. And her husband genocided and the Palestines were killed for a vacation project. Russia good. I don’t know why but hey we had to throw it in there. Russia is really nice guys. We need to visit. PR crisis mode for US weekly. And Erika is putting in ad to slander Candace. I thought about this today. This is epic. Want to know why. Because 99.9% of the US doesn’t watch Candace. So Candace can’t fight it on her podcast because these people don’t watch her. Candace says she doesn’t call anyone. If you want to talk to her you have to call her assistant. She doesn’t answer calls. Ok noted don’t call Candace. You can tell it’s irritating her a lot. Ok we are back to celebrity gossip. Adriana Grande is using Ethan Slader and took him away from his wife and baby. I didn’t even know about this but I don’t follow any of this. For some reason these seems personal for Candace. Candace is your husband stepping out on you? Not only is he gay, an alcoholic but he’s cheating on you? You seem personally invested. Again her audience is complaining they don’t want to hear about it. And that’s all we got. She never talks nice about anyone. Ever notice that? Her audience seemed to tonight. A few called it out. She’s losing her audience.

Raven Grace 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

20,845 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

BADDIES GONE WILD REUNION PART 1 It’s so weird reviewing myself , I wasnt gonna do it at first lmfaoooo. Part 1 was cool, it was some other stuff that I wish they would’ve shown but maybe it’s coming later , so ima wait 😂😩 They really was booing them the whole time , consistently 😭😭 even when they were performing the song , I couldn’t believe it lmaooo I know I said janelys didn’t deserve a chain because she left Erica for dead but Janelys proved me wrong this episode. On the season, I felt like she didn’t have Erica back ENOUGH cause Erica got jumped and everything , but on THIS episode she did that & had Rella bothered . Rella was just hating fr . Janelys said “idk , she just gets a reaction out of you” lmfaoooooooo Janelys also came out there and ran 3 rounds with Daisy , solo dolo . She gets my respect but Daisy was tearing . I was like “okaay Daisy , enoughh” like dang how many times you gone get her . Let it go 🤦🏾‍♂️ Coco calling Daisy a walrus had me in tears but Daisy was on that in that room . Even with the jump. Bahati never needed help from nobody in that house , so Oxy was confusing me 😭 I do understand her side of wishing Bahati would’ve jumped in cause they had the same enemies , but she isn’t obligated to because she wasn’t your homegirl like Shay & Jaidyn was since the beginning. Yall lowkey just got close after the her hair got snatched out , before that Bahati was by herself. Also, I thought yall talked about this already & got over it ? So why yall talking about again when yall yall died to be focused on being a team against the other side lol I blame yall for us having to see Cupcake 🐱 😭 & yall keep asking me did it look real or fake & idk what a fake one look like yall lmfaooo . It was a 🐱 tho 🤷🏾‍♂️ The reunion really turns up next weeek & thank yall for all the love y’all showing #baddiesgonewild #isaiahjaay #zeusnetwork #baddiesgonewildreunion

BADDIES GONE WILD REUNION PART 1 It’s so weird reviewing myself , I wasnt gonna do it at first lmfaoooo. Part 1 was cool, it was some other stuff that I wish they would’ve shown but maybe it’s coming later , so ima wait 😂😩 They really was booing them the whole time , consistently 😭😭 even when they were performing the song , I couldn’t believe it lmaooo I know I said janelys didn’t deserve a chain because she left Erica for dead but Janelys proved me wrong this episode. On the season, I felt like she didn’t have Erica back ENOUGH cause Erica got jumped and everything , but on THIS episode she did that & had Rella bothered . Rella was just hating fr . Janelys said “idk , she just gets a reaction out of you” lmfaoooooooo Janelys also came out there and ran 3 rounds with Daisy , solo dolo . She gets my respect but Daisy was tearing . I was like “okaay Daisy , enoughh” like dang how many times you gone get her . Let it go 🤦🏾‍♂️ Coco calling Daisy a walrus had me in tears but Daisy was on that in that room . Even with the jump. Bahati never needed help from nobody in that house , so Oxy was confusing me 😭 I do understand her side of wishing Bahati would’ve jumped in cause they had the same enemies , but she isn’t obligated to because she wasn’t your homegirl like Shay & Jaidyn was since the beginning. Yall lowkey just got close after the her hair got snatched out , before that Bahati was by herself. Also, I thought yall talked about this already & got over it ? So why yall talking about again when yall yall died to be focused on being a team against the other side lol I blame yall for us having to see Cupcake 🐱 😭 & yall keep asking me did it look real or fake & idk what a fake one look like yall lmfaooo . It was a 🐱 tho 🤷🏾‍♂️ The reunion really turns up next weeek & thank yall for all the love y’all showing #baddiesgonewild #isaiahjaay #zeusnetwork #baddiesgonewildreunion

3/12 🎈

54,712 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

The COVID-19 pandemic overwhelmed the U.S. health care system and killed more than a million Americans. When it comes to the outbreak of another pandemic, it's a question of "when," not "if." Fast-tracking vaccines saved millions of lives, but missteps in the government’s response and misinformation online damaged public trust. Six years after COVID-19 changed our lives, is the country prepared to handle another pandemic? "Having baseline levels of societal protection are absolutely critical for any major shock, including a pandemic," Elizabeth Cameron, a professor and senior advisor to the Pandemic Center at Brown University’s School of Public Health, told host William Brangham. "All of those things need to be handled now, before the next major pandemic, and we're really sliding backwards." Cameron, who previously worked on global health security for both the Obama and Biden administrations, said she has concerns about how the next pandemic could start. "We do see an increase in the likelihood that we could have an accidental or a deliberate release of a pandemic," she said. Horizons from PBS News, dives into the science, health, technology and environmental issues making headlines each week. Visit the PBS News website to watch this week's episode.

The COVID-19 pandemic overwhelmed the U.S. health care system and killed more than a million Americans. When it comes to the outbreak of another pandemic, it's a question of "when," not "if." Fast-tracking vaccines saved millions of lives, but missteps in the government’s response and misinformation online damaged public trust. Six years after COVID-19 changed our lives, is the country prepared to handle another pandemic? "Having baseline levels of societal protection are absolutely critical for any major shock, including a pandemic," Elizabeth Cameron, a professor and senior advisor to the Pandemic Center at Brown University’s School of Public Health, told host William Brangham. "All of those things need to be handled now, before the next major pandemic, and we're really sliding backwards." Cameron, who previously worked on global health security for both the Obama and Biden administrations, said she has concerns about how the next pandemic could start. "We do see an increase in the likelihood that we could have an accidental or a deliberate release of a pandemic," she said. Horizons from PBS News, dives into the science, health, technology and environmental issues making headlines each week. Visit the PBS News website to watch this week's episode.

PBS News

11,548 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

🚨 EXCLUSIVE_ Erika Kirk BOMBS at Genoa-Kingston High School Amid MASSIVE Protests! 😱 FULL SPEECH Ladies and gentlemen, I have seen the footage from Genoa-Kingston High School, and frankly, it is embarrassing. We are watching the collapse of Turning Point USA in real-time. THE CONTEXT: First, you need to know why she was there. This wasn't just a random visit. This was part of the "History Rocks Tour," sponsored by the Department of Education and Linda McMahon. Do not miss that detail. We are seeing the official merger of the Trump Administration and this new, hollow version of Turning Point USA. They picked one high school in Illinois to launch their new "Club America" chapter—which, by the way, sounds less like a patriot club and more like a cult initiation. THE PERFORMANCE: Erika Kirk took the stage, and she was a total mess. Low energy. Disheveled. Looking like she just rolled out of bed. If you are going to represent a movement that my friend Charlie built, have the respect to look the part. Instead, she looked like she was glitching through a bad script. THE HYPOCRISY: Let’s dismantle what she actually said, because the audacity is off the charts. 1. The "Charlie" Shield She said: "Charlie chose to use his voice..." The Truth: Erika, stop using your dead husband as a prop. You trot out his name to shield yourself from criticism while you are actively firing the very people who helped him build that voice. You are silencing 40+ employees with NDAs and threats, yet you stand there and preach about "using your voice"? It is manipulative, and it is shameful. 2. The "Front Page" Standard She said: "Never do something that you don't want on the front page of a newspaper." The Truth: REALLY, ERIKA? Because you have spent every waking moment since Charlie’s death sending lawyers to scrub the internet, hiding facts, and silencing anyone who asks a question. You are terrified of transparency, yet you tell these kids to live transparently? This is gaslighting, plain and simple. 3. The "Mark on Your Soul" She said: "Every decision will make a mark on your soul... even putting back a grocery cart." The Truth: This is pseudo-spiritual nonsense designed to instill fear. You want to talk about marks on the soul? How about the mark left by lying about your whereabouts on September 10th? How about the mark left by purging loyal staff? Your soul is the one we should be worried about. 4. The "Be a Lady" Lecture She said: "Ladies, be modest. Honor your parents." The Truth: You are standing on stage looking like a disaster, preaching modesty? You are honoring no one. You are dishonoring Charlie's memory by turning his organization into a vehicle for your own vanity and paranoia. THE TEARS: And then, of course, the waterworks. "Sorry, it's just been really emotional." Please. The voice cracks on cue. The pause is theatrical. It is a performance. She shifts from "bold preacher" to "grieving widow" the moment she needs sympathy. THE VERDICT: The protesters outside had it right. This isn't a movement anymore; it's a cover-up. Erika Kirk is telling students to "build something greater," while she is busy destroying the only thing her husband ever built. We are not buying the act, Erika. HELP US EXPOSE THE TRUTH: We are digging deep into the "Make Heaven Crowded" tour and the surveillance tech they are using. We need your help to keep this investigation going. Candace Owens 👇 SUPPORT THE INVESTIGATION BELOW 👇

🚨 EXCLUSIVE_ Erika Kirk BOMBS at Genoa-Kingston High School Amid MASSIVE Protests! 😱 FULL SPEECH Ladies and gentlemen, I have seen the footage from Genoa-Kingston High School, and frankly, it is embarrassing. We are watching the collapse of Turning Point USA in real-time. THE CONTEXT: First, you need to know why she was there. This wasn't just a random visit. This was part of the "History Rocks Tour," sponsored by the Department of Education and Linda McMahon. Do not miss that detail. We are seeing the official merger of the Trump Administration and this new, hollow version of Turning Point USA. They picked one high school in Illinois to launch their new "Club America" chapter—which, by the way, sounds less like a patriot club and more like a cult initiation. THE PERFORMANCE: Erika Kirk took the stage, and she was a total mess. Low energy. Disheveled. Looking like she just rolled out of bed. If you are going to represent a movement that my friend Charlie built, have the respect to look the part. Instead, she looked like she was glitching through a bad script. THE HYPOCRISY: Let’s dismantle what she actually said, because the audacity is off the charts. 1. The "Charlie" Shield She said: "Charlie chose to use his voice..." The Truth: Erika, stop using your dead husband as a prop. You trot out his name to shield yourself from criticism while you are actively firing the very people who helped him build that voice. You are silencing 40+ employees with NDAs and threats, yet you stand there and preach about "using your voice"? It is manipulative, and it is shameful. 2. The "Front Page" Standard She said: "Never do something that you don't want on the front page of a newspaper." The Truth: REALLY, ERIKA? Because you have spent every waking moment since Charlie’s death sending lawyers to scrub the internet, hiding facts, and silencing anyone who asks a question. You are terrified of transparency, yet you tell these kids to live transparently? This is gaslighting, plain and simple. 3. The "Mark on Your Soul" She said: "Every decision will make a mark on your soul... even putting back a grocery cart." The Truth: This is pseudo-spiritual nonsense designed to instill fear. You want to talk about marks on the soul? How about the mark left by lying about your whereabouts on September 10th? How about the mark left by purging loyal staff? Your soul is the one we should be worried about. 4. The "Be a Lady" Lecture She said: "Ladies, be modest. Honor your parents." The Truth: You are standing on stage looking like a disaster, preaching modesty? You are honoring no one. You are dishonoring Charlie's memory by turning his organization into a vehicle for your own vanity and paranoia. THE TEARS: And then, of course, the waterworks. "Sorry, it's just been really emotional." Please. The voice cracks on cue. The pause is theatrical. It is a performance. She shifts from "bold preacher" to "grieving widow" the moment she needs sympathy. THE VERDICT: The protesters outside had it right. This isn't a movement anymore; it's a cover-up. Erika Kirk is telling students to "build something greater," while she is busy destroying the only thing her husband ever built. We are not buying the act, Erika. HELP US EXPOSE THE TRUTH: We are digging deep into the "Make Heaven Crowded" tour and the surveillance tech they are using. We need your help to keep this investigation going. Candace Owens 👇 SUPPORT THE INVESTIGATION BELOW 👇

Project Constitution

125,424 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Zeudi: "So, Scarlett... wait for the subtitles to load. Scarlett said that she’s always lurking on Twitch and watches me, but she never told me her name… username, how do you say it. Anyway, I never asked her either, also because you all know very well that I don’t know how to see it. Like, I don’t know where you even check that. Apparently you have to click on the number or something, and I still don’t know, because there are a lot of people there anyway, so it’s hard for me to figure out who Scarlett could be. But anyway, she says she picked an embarrassing name, so she doesn’t want to tell me, you know? And she generated it with ChatGPT." Chat: "Now it turns out that Scarlett is one of the veterans here." Zeudi: "How do you say it in English? Historic fan on twitch? Okay, Scarlett, show me the name please. Write the name. You have to write the name in the chat, please.” Scarlett: "Not historic fan. I don’t think you’d look at me the same way." Zeudi: "Show me!" Scarlett: "It’s so cringe. I’m mad at ChatGPT. Never, never, never, ever, ever, because you’ll always remind me of it." Zeudi: "No, no, no. Tell me. Say the name to me. Chat gpt is bad. GPT." Scarlett: "I only joined after we met." Zeudi: "She's emphasizing it in big letters. She's specifying that she's not actually a long-time fan, but she only signed up after we met. I wonder how long after, though." Scarlett: "I wanted to see you. Tell them it’s actually worse… Tell them it’s actually worse than if it were something like ‘ScarlettLovesZeudi’ - that would be better than this." Scarlett, you can't tease us like that 😭 we wanna know no matter the cringe 😭 #zeudiners

Zeudi: "So, Scarlett... wait for the subtitles to load. Scarlett said that she’s always lurking on Twitch and watches me, but she never told me her name… username, how do you say it. Anyway, I never asked her either, also because you all know very well that I don’t know how to see it. Like, I don’t know where you even check that. Apparently you have to click on the number or something, and I still don’t know, because there are a lot of people there anyway, so it’s hard for me to figure out who Scarlett could be. But anyway, she says she picked an embarrassing name, so she doesn’t want to tell me, you know? And she generated it with ChatGPT." Chat: "Now it turns out that Scarlett is one of the veterans here." Zeudi: "How do you say it in English? Historic fan on twitch? Okay, Scarlett, show me the name please. Write the name. You have to write the name in the chat, please.” Scarlett: "Not historic fan. I don’t think you’d look at me the same way." Zeudi: "Show me!" Scarlett: "It’s so cringe. I’m mad at ChatGPT. Never, never, never, ever, ever, because you’ll always remind me of it." Zeudi: "No, no, no. Tell me. Say the name to me. Chat gpt is bad. GPT." Scarlett: "I only joined after we met." Zeudi: "She's emphasizing it in big letters. She's specifying that she's not actually a long-time fan, but she only signed up after we met. I wonder how long after, though." Scarlett: "I wanted to see you. Tell them it’s actually worse… Tell them it’s actually worse than if it were something like ‘ScarlettLovesZeudi’ - that would be better than this." Scarlett, you can't tease us like that 😭 we wanna know no matter the cringe 😭 #zeudiners

monika

12,288 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Sunny Hostin, who once said she was more comfortable in Ghana than America, says she's "embarrassed" by the country as America nears 250 and calls it a "failed experiment" in self governance: SUNNY HOSTIN: And so I think we have a very complicated history here. I think it's a very complicated country. And at this point, I am embarrassed at our government. I'm embarrassed at our lack of healthcare. I'm embarrassed on the assault on the press. I'm embarrassed of our Congress. I'm embarrassed by the criminal felon president that is in the Oval Office that has a UFC cage on the White House lawn. HAINES: It's really American, Sunny. HOSTIN: I'm embarrassed about all those things. And I'm also embarrassed at how America is now seen across the globe. I don't think that many Americans understand that we are part of a wonderful global community. And when you look at our allies, our allies are now giving us a one-star rating as a country. While I am conflicted about this country because I feel that it is at this point a failed experiment, quite frankly. I am also discouraged by how this country is viewed by the rest of the world.

Sunny Hostin, who once said she was more comfortable in Ghana than America, says she's "embarrassed" by the country as America nears 250 and calls it a "failed experiment" in self governance: SUNNY HOSTIN: And so I think we have a very complicated history here. I think it's a very complicated country. And at this point, I am embarrassed at our government. I'm embarrassed at our lack of healthcare. I'm embarrassed on the assault on the press. I'm embarrassed of our Congress. I'm embarrassed by the criminal felon president that is in the Oval Office that has a UFC cage on the White House lawn. HAINES: It's really American, Sunny. HOSTIN: I'm embarrassed about all those things. And I'm also embarrassed at how America is now seen across the globe. I don't think that many Americans understand that we are part of a wonderful global community. And when you look at our allies, our allies are now giving us a one-star rating as a country. While I am conflicted about this country because I feel that it is at this point a failed experiment, quite frankly. I am also discouraged by how this country is viewed by the rest of the world.

Nicholas Fondacaro

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Okay folks, let me tell you this story: A long time ago, before civil war started in Somalia (which started in 1991), Somalia was really careful about who it sent to talk to other countries.They only picked super smart people who studied a lot like the best teachers or doctors in the country to be ambassadors. Ambassadors are like the country’s special messengers who go live in other places and say, “Hi, this is what Somalia thinks!”Back then, even normal people had to answer tough questions and prove they were ready before they could get a passport to travel far away. Because Somalia sent only really good, prepared people, other countries looked at us and thought, “Wow, Somalia is strong and smart!” Everyone respected us a lot. But now, things have changed a bunch. Because Somalia is sending folks who aren’t ready or who do not know enough to represent the whole country. For example, this one ambassador to Saudi Arabia named Dahir Mohamud Gelle. He said something really wrong to Saudi media that Oman used to rule over Somalia like colonizers. But that is not true at all! It made us go, “Huh? That is not right.” It was embarrassing. And another thing: HSM government picked people for big events or sports or even beauty shows just because they are related to his family, Not because they are the best at running fast or being good at talking to the world. Like, there was this fat girl who ran in a race for Somalia at a big university games in china. She wasn’t trained much, and she finished way behind everyone like really slowly. People said, “Why her?” And it turned out she was related to someone important in sports there. It made Somalia look silly, and the person who picked her got in trouble and but she didn’t lose her job. So the big complaint is, Before, we picked people because they were really good and smart like picking the fastest runner (Abdi Bile )or the smartest kid (Abdulrahim Farah ) in class for a special job or send most beautiful girl to beauty contests (supermodel Iman). Now, some say it is more like picking the president’s cousin or niece just because he likes them and they are his family, even if they are not ready. That is called nepotism when family gets the job instead of the person who earned it. It is sad because it makes the world not take Somalia as seriously anymore. We want to go back to choosing the best people so everyone respects us again!

Okay folks, let me tell you this story: A long time ago, before civil war started in Somalia (which started in 1991), Somalia was really careful about who it sent to talk to other countries.They only picked super smart people who studied a lot like the best teachers or doctors in the country to be ambassadors. Ambassadors are like the country’s special messengers who go live in other places and say, “Hi, this is what Somalia thinks!”Back then, even normal people had to answer tough questions and prove they were ready before they could get a passport to travel far away. Because Somalia sent only really good, prepared people, other countries looked at us and thought, “Wow, Somalia is strong and smart!” Everyone respected us a lot. But now, things have changed a bunch. Because Somalia is sending folks who aren’t ready or who do not know enough to represent the whole country. For example, this one ambassador to Saudi Arabia named Dahir Mohamud Gelle. He said something really wrong to Saudi media that Oman used to rule over Somalia like colonizers. But that is not true at all! It made us go, “Huh? That is not right.” It was embarrassing. And another thing: HSM government picked people for big events or sports or even beauty shows just because they are related to his family, Not because they are the best at running fast or being good at talking to the world. Like, there was this fat girl who ran in a race for Somalia at a big university games in china. She wasn’t trained much, and she finished way behind everyone like really slowly. People said, “Why her?” And it turned out she was related to someone important in sports there. It made Somalia look silly, and the person who picked her got in trouble and but she didn’t lose her job. So the big complaint is, Before, we picked people because they were really good and smart like picking the fastest runner (Abdi Bile )or the smartest kid (Abdulrahim Farah ) in class for a special job or send most beautiful girl to beauty contests (supermodel Iman). Now, some say it is more like picking the president’s cousin or niece just because he likes them and they are his family, even if they are not ready. That is called nepotism when family gets the job instead of the person who earned it. It is sad because it makes the world not take Somalia as seriously anymore. We want to go back to choosing the best people so everyone respects us again!

Abla عبلة

17,047 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

In 2012, the people of Ireland were asked to choose their favorite painting in the world. They did not choose a Caravaggio, a Vermeer, or a Monet. They chose this: two lovers saying goodbye on a staircase... It is called Hellelil and Hildebrand, the Meeting on the Turret Stairs, painted in 1864 by Frederic William Burton. It is a watercolor, which makes its richness and depth almost impossible to believe, and it hangs today in the National Gallery of Ireland. The story comes from a medieval Danish ballad. Hellelil, a noblewoman, fell in love with Hildebrand, the prince who had been assigned to be her personal guard. Her father forbade it and ordered her seven brothers to kill him. When they attacked, Hildebrand killed six of them. At Hellelil's desperate cry, he spared the youngest, and that hesitation cost him his life. He died of his wounds. The surviving brother imprisoned her, and she did not live much longer... Burton could have painted the battle. He could have painted the deaths, the grief, the blood. Instead he chose the one intimate moment before all of it: the lovers passing on a turret staircase, stealing a final embrace, knowing what is coming. And every detail in the painting carries the weight of that knowledge. He does not seize her in passion. He bows his head and kisses her arm with a tenderness that is almost unbearable, because it is goodbye. She does not collapse into him. She turns to climb the stairs, her face hidden from him and from us, because to look back would make it impossible to leave. The Victorian novelist George Eliot saw the painting and described it perfectly. The face of the knight, she wrote, is "the face of a man to whom the kiss is a sacrament." And that is precisely why it has moved people to tears for more than a hundred and sixty years. It shows something that most of us have felt: not love at its beginning, when it is easy, but at the moment it must be given up, which is the moment that reveals everything it was worth. Burton understood that the most powerful thing he could paint was not the tragedy itself, but the last gentle second before it arrived, held forever in paint, so that the two of them never have to climb those stairs apart. Eliot, who was a friend of Burton's, captured it best: "It might have been made the most vulgar thing in the world, but the artist has raised it to the highest pitch of refined emotion." I started this newsletter because our predecessors left us extraordinary things, and almost no one teaches us about them anymore. Every week I try to. If that is something you would like to be part of, you can join here: And if you'd like to support my work, a paid subscription is what makes it possible. Thanks for reading.

In 2012, the people of Ireland were asked to choose their favorite painting in the world. They did not choose a Caravaggio, a Vermeer, or a Monet. They chose this: two lovers saying goodbye on a staircase... It is called Hellelil and Hildebrand, the Meeting on the Turret Stairs, painted in 1864 by Frederic William Burton. It is a watercolor, which makes its richness and depth almost impossible to believe, and it hangs today in the National Gallery of Ireland. The story comes from a medieval Danish ballad. Hellelil, a noblewoman, fell in love with Hildebrand, the prince who had been assigned to be her personal guard. Her father forbade it and ordered her seven brothers to kill him. When they attacked, Hildebrand killed six of them. At Hellelil's desperate cry, he spared the youngest, and that hesitation cost him his life. He died of his wounds. The surviving brother imprisoned her, and she did not live much longer... Burton could have painted the battle. He could have painted the deaths, the grief, the blood. Instead he chose the one intimate moment before all of it: the lovers passing on a turret staircase, stealing a final embrace, knowing what is coming. And every detail in the painting carries the weight of that knowledge. He does not seize her in passion. He bows his head and kisses her arm with a tenderness that is almost unbearable, because it is goodbye. She does not collapse into him. She turns to climb the stairs, her face hidden from him and from us, because to look back would make it impossible to leave. The Victorian novelist George Eliot saw the painting and described it perfectly. The face of the knight, she wrote, is "the face of a man to whom the kiss is a sacrament." And that is precisely why it has moved people to tears for more than a hundred and sixty years. It shows something that most of us have felt: not love at its beginning, when it is easy, but at the moment it must be given up, which is the moment that reveals everything it was worth. Burton understood that the most powerful thing he could paint was not the tragedy itself, but the last gentle second before it arrived, held forever in paint, so that the two of them never have to climb those stairs apart. Eliot, who was a friend of Burton's, captured it best: "It might have been made the most vulgar thing in the world, but the artist has raised it to the highest pitch of refined emotion." I started this newsletter because our predecessors left us extraordinary things, and almost no one teaches us about them anymore. Every week I try to. If that is something you would like to be part of, you can join here: And if you'd like to support my work, a paid subscription is what makes it possible. Thanks for reading.

James Lucas

246,708 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

🚨EXPOSED: Deleted Video Of Erika Kirk’s Admitting Her Relationships Are "Transactional"— Erika Admits She Was the "Neck" Moving the Head"😱 Patriotic Housewife just went live to react to my latest Calvary Confessions thread, and she didn't hold back. We are exposing a side of Erika Kirk that she desperately tried to scrub from the internet: an hour-long deleted video from 2021 that reveals the "grieving widow" is actually a cold, calculated operative. 🎭 THE "UPGRADE" & THE ACTRESS Erika has spent years playing the humble, submissive wife. But this footage from the Good Things Women’s Convention tells a different story. The Social Climb: Right out of the gate, Erika jokes about "upgrading" her name to Kirk. Not a biblical union—a career move. The Transactional Mindset: On a hot mic, Erika fully leans into her transactional nature, describing her philosophy on relationships as: "Hey, nice to meet you, but what can you do for me?" The "Silver Screen" Slip-up: She’s always claimed she never wanted fame, but on this hot mic, she admits her LA relationships were about one thing: getting on the silver screen. Marrying Charlie wasn't a romance; it was the ultimate acting gig to secure her social status. "She doesn't describe a biblical union, she describes a calculated social climb... she was a Hollywood-obsessed aspiring actress looking for her big break. ⛓️ THE HANDLER CONFESSION This is the part that should make every TPUSA supporter’s skin crawl. Erika literally admits to being the "neck" that moves the "head." The Quote: "The man is the head, but the woman is the neck, and the neck can make the head move whatever way she wants." The Panic: Watch her body language in the clip. The second she says it, she stammers and tries to backpedal, claiming it’s "not manipulative." The Reality: Erika wasn't a wife; she was a handler. She was pulling the strings behind the scenes the entire time. 🧊 COLD AS ICE As Patriotic Housewife points out, where is the empathy? Where is the grief? Since the "Big Bang" at UVU, Erika hasn't skipped a beat. She didn't fall into this role; she was on the sidelines waiting for the "tap in." "You don't go from sitting at home cooking and cleaning all day to jumping into this with such devotion and excitement... she was waiting for this." — Patriotic Housewife ❓ THE FINAL QUESTION If Charlie was the "wise husband" she describes, how did he end up in a marriage with a woman who describes their relationship as transactional? If the "neck" moves the "head," did she move him right into that trap at UVU? We know it wasn't Tyler Robinson. We know the "stairwell man" has the wrong earlobes. And now we know the woman running the show was an aspiring actress who viewed her husband as an "upgrade." Is Erika a grieving widow or the ultimate "Jezebel" operative? Let us know your names for her in the comments. 👇 Go FOLLOW Patriotic Housewife (Patriotic Housewife) and Watch her FULL video reacting to the other 3 clips. Link is below in the comments.

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🚨EXPOSED: Deleted Video Of Erika Kirk’s Admitting Her Relationships Are "Transactional"— Erika Admits She Was the "Neck" Moving the Head"😱 Patriotic Housewife just went live to react to my latest Calvary Confessions thread, and she didn't hold back. We are exposing a side of Erika Kirk that she desperately tried to scrub from the internet: an hour-long deleted video from 2021 that reveals the "grieving widow" is actually a cold, calculated operative. 🎭 THE "UPGRADE" & THE ACTRESS Erika has spent years playing the humble, submissive wife. But this footage from the Good Things Women’s Convention tells a different story. The Social Climb: Right out of the gate, Erika jokes about "upgrading" her name to Kirk. Not a biblical union—a career move. The Transactional Mindset: On a hot mic, Erika fully leans into her transactional nature, describing her philosophy on relationships as: "Hey, nice to meet you, but what can you do for me?" The "Silver Screen" Slip-up: She’s always claimed she never wanted fame, but on this hot mic, she admits her LA relationships were about one thing: getting on the silver screen. Marrying Charlie wasn't a romance; it was the ultimate acting gig to secure her social status. "She doesn't describe a biblical union, she describes a calculated social climb... she was a Hollywood-obsessed aspiring actress looking for her big break. ⛓️ THE HANDLER CONFESSION This is the part that should make every TPUSA supporter’s skin crawl. Erika literally admits to being the "neck" that moves the "head." The Quote: "The man is the head, but the woman is the neck, and the neck can make the head move whatever way she wants." The Panic: Watch her body language in the clip. The second she says it, she stammers and tries to backpedal, claiming it’s "not manipulative." The Reality: Erika wasn't a wife; she was a handler. She was pulling the strings behind the scenes the entire time. 🧊 COLD AS ICE As Patriotic Housewife points out, where is the empathy? Where is the grief? Since the "Big Bang" at UVU, Erika hasn't skipped a beat. She didn't fall into this role; she was on the sidelines waiting for the "tap in." "You don't go from sitting at home cooking and cleaning all day to jumping into this with such devotion and excitement... she was waiting for this." — Patriotic Housewife ❓ THE FINAL QUESTION If Charlie was the "wise husband" she describes, how did he end up in a marriage with a woman who describes their relationship as transactional? If the "neck" moves the "head," did she move him right into that trap at UVU? We know it wasn't Tyler Robinson. We know the "stairwell man" has the wrong earlobes. And now we know the woman running the show was an aspiring actress who viewed her husband as an "upgrade." Is Erika a grieving widow or the ultimate "Jezebel" operative? Let us know your names for her in the comments. 👇 Go FOLLOW Patriotic Housewife (Patriotic Housewife) and Watch her FULL video reacting to the other 3 clips. Link is below in the comments.

Project Constitution

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