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The battles in Sweida, which everyone had heard about, took place. Some people came to us and told us that the Bedouin tribal sheikhs and the Druze sheikhs had agreed that we would remain brothers and that no problems would arise. Then they returned to us in the evening and told us not to leave our homes and that no one would harm us. I stayed in my home because I was going to work the next day. My husband and child stayed with me. My husband is sick and needs a joint replacement, so we did not leave. But our neighbors left their homes and fled the area. The next day, the Druze militia returned to our area and installed heavy weapons on a nearby hill, despite their promise not to harm us. They then targeted families and civilians in the neighborhood with mortar shells. We were directly targeted for two hours despite our attempts to flee the area. Then the Hajri militia searched every house individually, armed with handguns and rifles. They asked us if we had money, phones, weapons, or identification. We told them we were civilians, didn't have any weapons, and didn't know how to use them. My husband, a civilian, didn't know how to use them. I told them there was only a sick man and my child, and we were all trying to take shelter in our house. They told me I was now a prisoner. They also captured my husband and covered his face with the shirt he was wearing. I told them we were neighbors from Amad, and yesterday you had promised us safety and that we wouldn't be targeted. Why are you doing this to us now? They told me no. Then they did the same thing to the rest of the houses in the area. After that, someone came to us and, by chance, he knew my husband before. He hid us in one of the houses, gave us water to drink, and allowed my child to use the bathroom. He was kind and respectful, while the rest were just a criminal gang. Then they gathered everyone they had captured in the mosque. When I entered the mosque, I found many dead people. I found one of the children beheaded, and his mother was my neighbor. Did you see what happened? I saw them because the militia brought all the bodies to the mosque for burial. I saw one of our neighbors, who had difficulty moving due to rheumatism, and they shot him in the feet. Then they took him away, claiming they were going to treat him. Instead, they killed him in front of the mosque. This is what I saw with my own eyes. After that, because I was a nurse, they brought the injured to the mosque for treatment, even though they claimed they were taking them to the hospital. One of the family members was a doctor. I saw five of their injuries with my own eyes, all of them children. Then they made successive promises that they would release us that same day. The guards who escorted us were respectful. As for food, they offered us a cup of bulgur for every five people. I'm now trying to remember the details of what happened. There wasn't enough water, and we were over 1,000 prisoners. Why were they holding you? They told us we were prisoners, promising us they would release us. We held our belongings by the door, waiting for our release. Were they viewing you as civilian prisoners? We are prisoners of Of course. They held us captive so they could force us out of our homes and out of Sweida Governorate. I remember them asking me, "Why didn't you leave your home?" I told them you came to us yesterday, promised us safety, and told us not to leave our homes. out, so now they are asking why. When in reality, they wanted to forcibly displace us from our homes. Where are you now? We are now in Daraa Governorate. They brought us here today. 1/2 #SaveSweidaBedouins #AlHijriGangsKillChildren #Syria

Omar Alhariri

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MIND-BLOWING 🤯 Toby Rogers explains how our governments are maiming/killing us with jabs for the sake of "biological colonialism" "At some point there were no new lands left to conquer...[so] how do you extract wealth from the middle class? You do it through iatrogenic injury" This clip of Rogers (Toby Rogers) is taken from a discussion with Jeffrey A Tucker (), Brianne Dressen (Brianne Dressen), and Father John Naugle (Fr. John Naugle) at the Brownstone Institute's (Brownstone Institute) 5th Annual Conference and Gala. The video was posted to The Epoch Times YouTube channel on November 1, 2025. Per the Children's Health Defense website: "Rogers is a fellow with the Brownstone Institute for Social and Economic Research. He has a doctorate in political economy from the University of Sydney in Australia, and a Master of Public Policy from the University of California, Berkeley." ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "The biological colonialism argument that Jeffrey alluded to goes something like this. So for the last 500 years, if you were a nation that wanted to get rich, the way you did it was you built a bunch of ships, you loaded them full of soldiers and guns and horses, and you sailed from Europe, to the New World, and you took their stuff. You took their gold, you enslaved their people, you forced people to work in the gold mines and that sort of thing. That's how Europe got rich. That's how the UK got rich. And so that's the historical pattern for 500 years. 500 years of colonialism. "And then later there was neo colonialism with unfair trade deals that kept enriching Europe and the United States. And then more recently, with the backing of the US Military, we can get third world nations to produce stuff for us for low cost that make us feel rich. So historically, for 500 years, that's been the pattern. "Here's the problem: At some point, there were no new lands left to conquer. And so what the ruling class decided was that where the money is, the peasants to be exploited, were the middle class in the United States and throughout the developed world. And how do you extract wealth from the middle class? You do it through iatrogenic injury. "So if you can get the entire population to inject their kids 72 times during childhood and then get all the rest of the population and the kids to take Covid shots and you can injure them, you can enslave them for life to chronic illness. So in my research, I show that autism lifetime care costs for autism are in the range of 5 million to $7 million per kid. That's a lot of money. And it goes somewhere, and it goes to the pharmaceutical industry, the hospital industrial complex, and the ruling class. "And so with COVID shots, what we have is, so picture a middle aged woman in Orange County, California, who gets a Covid shot and then she gets myocarditis. So now she has to do regular appointments with the cardiologist. She, she's in and out of the hospital, she's sick all the time. So over the course of the next five to ten years of her life, her health care costs are going to be in the range of about $2 million. And that all goes to pharma doctors and the pharmaceutical industrial complex. "If that same woman was enslaved in a gold mine in South America, you could only get about $20,000 worth of labor out of her, the most if you worked her to the bone. And then she would, you know, eventually, perish. The old model of colonialism, right? But in five to 10 years in the US you can squeeze $2 million out of this one person through iatrogenic injury, through a Covid shot that causes myocarditis that sends her in and out of the hospital for 10 years of treatment. And so the insurance company pays, the government pays, she mortgages her house, her family pays, it extracts all wealth out of her and her family, and then after 10 years, the pharmaceutical industry allows her to perish. "So the crisis that we're in right now, and why we're all just traumatized all the time, is that western allopathic medicine has become a machine to extract wealth out of the middle class, working class, and lower classes in the United States to enrich the pharmaceutical industry and the ruling class through iatrogenic injury. That's the crisis that we're in right now. And it was already happening with autism and other chronic illnesses in children before, and then it just blossomed in size during the COVID epidemic. And the response and the junk science Covid shots."

Sense Receptor

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Academy Award winner Tim Robbins blows Joe Rogan away with the crazy story of how his mother predicted her own death 3 days before it happened. She wasn't sick. She was healthy. But a dream told her that her time had come. She told her caretakers that her husband, who had died feeble, now looked strong and that he had "come to get" her. They thought she was nuts. Then she died: ROBBINS: "My father died when he was 80, and my mom was 78. And she wasn't sick." ROBBINS: "She wakes up the next morning. She says to my sisters, who are still in the house with her: 'Everything I said last night? Don't worry about it.' And they said, 'What happened, Mom?' She said, 'I had a dream.'" ROBBINS: "'I was in my childhood home in Westwood, California… I look out the bay window, and coming down the street I see, led by my first friend in life, a group of people coming towards the house. And it didn't make any sense. There were people from my childhood, people from my choral society, people from my work. But they were all there, and they all came to the door. And when they showed up, I realized everything was going to be fine. And I realized: oh my god, that was the departed, that had come to say it's going to be okay.'" ROBBINS: "So my sisters left. Three days, four days later, we got a phone call. My mom has died. She wasn't sick." ROBBINS: "My sister talks to the woman that was taking care of her. And she said it was really strange. The night before she died, she said, 'He's here.' And they said, 'Who's here?' And she said, 'Gil, my husband. He's here. He's come to get me.' And they said, 'No, Mary, he's not.' And she said, 'Oh no, he most certainly is. And he looks very strong, because he died feeble.' Goes to bed that night, and passes." ROGAN: "Whoa..." ROBBINS: "Even the most cynical person in the world that doesn't believe in afterlife or anything, how do you explain that?"

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Full victory speech of The Green Party's Hannah Spencer who wins the Gorton and Denton by Election: 14,980 - Greens 10,578 - Reform UK 9,364 - Labour "Okay. with me because this is a lot" "I didn't grow up wanting to be a politician. I'm a plumber" "And two weeks ago, during all this, I also qualified as a plasterer" "Because even in chaos, even under pressure, I get things done" "I am no different to every single person here in this constituency. I work hard. That is what we do" "Except things have changed a lot over the last few decades. Because working hard used to get you something" "It got you a house, a nice life, holidays. It got you somewhere" "But now? Working hard? What does that get you?" "Because talk to anyone here and they will tell you, the people who work hard but can't put food on the table, can't get their kids school uniforms, can't put their heating on, can't live off the pension they worked hard to save for, can't even begin to dream about ever having a holiday, ever "Because life has changed" "Instead of working for a nice life, we're working to line the pockets of billionaires" "We are being bled dry" "And I don't think it's extreme or radical to think working hard should get you a nice life" "And I don't think that if you're not able to work that you should still have a nice life" "I think that absolutely everybody should get a nice life" "And clearly, I'm not the only person who thinks that" "Because I've made clear my position and my commitment to working class communities, the community that I am from" "People in their thousands told me on the doorsteps and at the ballot box, that what we are sick of is being let down and looked down on, that we are sick of our hard work making other people rich" "I lived in this constituency at one of the most difficult and challenging periods of my life" "I saw how strong the community was at holding things together" "But I saw how much harder life is when the things around you are broken, the litter, the fly-tipping, the dirty air" "And when I moved, it became even clearer. And this is why I am fighting for the community that I lived in and that I still work in" "Because I absolutely refuse to accept that we should ever have to move and leave our our communities for good schools, a thriving high street, and clean air. And I will not accept a society where having more money gets you a longer life expectancy" "And so when it came to fighting for people here, to stand in this election, well, how could I not fight? Because here, this is what we do" "We fight for each other in this very diverse constituency, where our struggles might not always be the same, but where we know how hard life can be and we stick together" "Whatever our beliefs, our backgrounds, our color, or our level of education, we stick up for each other" "And to those who voted for me, I know that earning your trust starts now" "One vote on one night is not something I will take for granted or assume will happen again" "I will earn your trust" "And to those who didn't vote for me, I will always work hard for you, and I will always be honest, and I will always be decent" "To our Muslim communities, who this week suffered an attempted attack during Ramadan, whilst I was being welcomed by women at a mosque in Longsight, someone just down the road walked into a mosque carrying an axe" "And whilst we were gathered and eating together, an act of terror could easily have taken place" "And I can't and won't accept this victory tonight without calling out the politicians and divisive figures who constantly scapegoat and blame our communities for all the problems in society" "My Muslim friends and neighbors are just like me, human" "And of course, to our White working class communities, the background that I have become so proud to be from" "We know how it feels to be looked down on, maybe because we didn't do well at school, maybe because we do dirty manual jobs, because we are shut out of places we should be in" "To people here in Gorton and Denton, who feel left behind and isolated, I see you and I will fight for you" "Because whilst our communities may sometimes be labeled in different ways, the thing everyone seems to have underestimated here, especially over the last few weeks, is how similar we all actually are. How we have common ground, how we get along, how we stand up for each other" "The cracks that were starting to show can be healed, and I believe that it is through offering people hope and a chance to do things differently and do things better" "Now to my customers, I'm sorry, but I think I might have to cancel the work that you have booked in, because I'm heading to Parliament" "And when I get there, I will make space for everyone doing jobs like mine. We will finally get a seat at the table" "And to Layla, the little girl who had the pleasure of meeting and holding this week, I promised you I would try and improve the world that you are growing up in. I told you that I am not perfect, but that I always try my best" "I always try and do the right thing" "Now something exciting is definitely happening and I invite you all to be part of it" "Come and join the Green Party so that we can spread hope and win everywhere across the country" "Our strength will grow as more and more of us come together. We have shown that we don't have to accept being turned against each other" "We can demand better without hating each other. We can do that together" "We ran a hopeful campaign backed by thousands of volunteers and activists" "We defeated the parties of billionaire donors" "We have shown that we don't have to accept being turned against each other at all, and we did this with the people who live here side by side, shoulder to shoulder, just as we have always done in this constituency and in the whole of Greater Manchester. Because this is is Manchester and we do things differently here" "Thank you so, so much to everybody" "Thank you"

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Judge Juan Merchan has ordered Donald Trump to be sentenced for 34 counts on January 10th ahead of inauguration Judge Merchan was never supposed to oversee Donald Trump’s case, he was specifically assigned the case to weaponize our legal system against Trump, here’s the proof “Understand there's absolutely no reason that Judge Merchan should have even had a chance to be assigned to this case? Now, I'm sure the left is just gonna call this a conspiracy theory. ‌ So I'll issue a challenge to them, and maybe they can tell me how he managed to be the judge. Because for these type of cases, the way it's supposed to work is that there is a panel of 24 judges, and they are all put in rotation and randomly assigned these types of cases. Judge Merchan is not on that panel. ‌ That's because he's not a judge. He's an acting judge. So even though they're trying to claim that they didn't pick the judge, that it was randomly assigned, that's not possible because judge Merchan isn't in the pool to be randomly assigned. So the only way he could have caught this case was to be specifically assigned to it. There was no chance of him being randomly selected. ‌ And the wild thing is that according to the left and the department of justice, judge Merchan was not only randomly selected to be the judge in this trial, but he was also randomly selected to be the judge in the Trump Organization case, and he was randomly selected to be the judge in the Steve Bannon case. ‌ So judge Merchan, a judge that is not in the pool of 24 judges that is supposed to catch these cases, a judge that is not an actual judge, but an acting judge caught all 3 Trump related cases randomly. This is a judge who gives heavily to an organization very plainly named Stop Trump, and a judge whose daughter makes tens of millions of dollars every year promoting Democrats. ‌ But, yeah, I'm sure this was just a coincidence. It was a coincidence that one of the most high profile cases ever, we didn't assign a judge, we assigned an acting judge. ‌ And that that judge somehow got selected even though he wasn't in the pool of judges available to be selected, and that that same judge that was selected also caught 2 other Trump related cases in the same year, and then that judge's daughter makes tens of millions of dollars a year promoting Democrats. Yeah. I'm sure that's all a coincidence.”

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🚨 MELTDOWN! “I am so exhausted of being surrounded by this level of idiocy!” — CNN panelist Leigh McGowan loses it on live TV after Lydia Moynihan triggers her by simply praising Spencer Pratt’s common sense. McGowan can’t hide her rage: demonic faces, seething, then exploding. MOYNIHAN: “I think Republicans should be taking copious notes because he's literally you just got to embrace common sense and be normal.” “And he is calling out the fact that leftists in LA seem to be fine with letting people shoot up in front of schools. They're fine with dogs getting injected with fentanyl. They're doing nothing.” “And he's calling out some very obvious things that the vast majority of Americans can agree on. And he's going viral because of it. People want common sense.” MCGOWAN: “Is this common sense for real? Like as an LA voter, as someone that will vote for mayor in Los Angeles, I'm telling you, this is the opposite of common sense. This is so embarrassing.” “I am so exhausted of being surrounded by this level of idiocy. This guy is not practical. This man's plan was to live off his reality fame. When that dwindled, he wanted to be an influencer. When that dwindled, he tried to make his wife a singer. It didn't work. So now he's going to be mayor of L.A. He says he's going to end corruption.” ”How? He says he's going to have no more homeless, how? He says he's going to have renters rights. How? I'm so sick of having politicians come in here with zero experience telling us they're going to fix everything. Have we learned nothing?” Classic. The second common sense appears, the left unravels.

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The revisionist history about Baker Mayfield and the Browns is out of control. We're happy for Baker and the success he's found in Tampa Bay. But everyone claiming he'd be doing the same exact thing right now in Cleveland is just lying to themselves. One, you can't just copy and paste the stats a player has on one team and project them onto another team. Doesn't work that way. A lot of things had to transpire for Baker to be in the position he's in now. In 2021, everyone--national media, Cleveland media, fans, etc.--said Baker wasn't the guy to take the Browns to the next level. The receipts are everywhere (RGIII might be the funniest one). On the Pardon My Take Podcast just this past summer, Baker admitted that playing through his injury in 2021 was a mistake: "The last year in Cleveland, as banged up as I was...should I have gotten surgery and sat out? Yeah." So many people want to believe the Browns forced Baker out of town. Sorry, but that simply is not what happened. We remember because we covered this every week on the podcast that season. Baker would tell the media on Friday that his shoulder was fine and he was making every throw in practice. Then after he played poorly on Sunday, he'd tell the media his shoulder was really bothering him. It happened every week. Baker forced the Browns to play him injured, not the other way around. You can refute this all you want, but Baker admitted this himself. "I learned a lot of lessons about how damn stubborn I am. Watching the film from those games now...I was a stubborn asshole. I wasn't able to play to the best of my ability by any means." Everything happens for a reason. The success Baker is having with the Buccaneers wouldn't be happening if things hadn't gone the way they did in Cleveland. And then in Carolina. And then in Los Angeles. Remember, Baker was statistically the worst quarterback in the NFL in 2022. He had a 26.3 QBR (32nd), 60% CMP and 10 TDs to 8 INTs in 12 games. Baker needed to mature as a person and a quarterback. And that happened because he was rejected by 3 teams in one calendar year. It happened because his only opportunity was a 1-year/$4M deal to compete with Kyle Trask. Honestly, it's all part of the story only Baker Mayfield could write. No other quarterback in the 2018 class could've survived in Cleveland with Hue Jackson, Freddie Kitchens and all the other nonsense that took place during those seasons. Spare me with the Browns could've had Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson talk, neither of those guys would likely be who they are had they come to Cleveland. And how many guys could've been turned away by 3 teams, had one foot firmly out of the league and still continued to fight and grow to do what he's doing now in Tampa? The list is probably just Baker. Like we said, we're happy for Baker and what he's accomplishing. But we don't need to revise the truth of how things went in Cleveland just to make ourselves feel better about other things the Browns have done that didn't work out.

The Dawgs - A Cleveland Browns Podcast

34,341 просмотров • 1 год назад

34th Dail has been in power for over 200 days now, and this is a list of their "accomplishments". I wanted to give this video a visual also so here it is: ❌Elected Verona Murphy #voteverona who can't speak a word of Irish, who gave Micheal Lowry speaking rights in opposition ❌Argued for days on end demanding government members be placed in opposition and given speaking rights ❌Fianna Fáil Fine Gael then awarded themselves two weeks holidays ❌FFG returned to tell us housing was their #1 priority but we found out they lied about housing data in 2024 ❌Briefly mentioned the notion of allowing people to live in sheds, remember that? ❌Homelessness increased and continues to ❌Awarded themselves a pay rise but no such pay rise for us peasants in the years budget ❌So those that relied upon credits to pay utility bills have to purchase more blankets at the cost of living rates ❌Almost half of families in Ireland are struggling to make ends meet with tens of thousands of parents skipping meals so children can eat ❌And on the back of that news FFG raised college tuition fees despite pre-election promise of lowering educational costs ❌In a moronic attempt to make lower the cost of housing they allowed landlords to increase rental rates ❌Days later it was revealed that 80% of homes purchased the prior year were in fact purchased by those "hard pressed" landlords ❌Children that didn't need surgeries were given them purely for financial gain, and children that did require them became inoperable and sadly Harvey Morrisson Sherratt passed away ❌FFG voted against a women's healthcare reform for women suffering with endometriosis more readily available. ❌We had a housing Czar, then he vanished, then it he was back only for him to vanish again and be told by the actual housing minister to expect more child homelessness In summary 📈House prices up, with housing targets missed 📈Educational prices up 📈Grocery prices up 📈Utility prices up 💶Whilst they gave themselves a pay rise. Good night.

Kirk_Loco

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(FULL CONVERSATION) N’Orm: I wanna go to the beach, P’Ling. P’Ling: You wanna go? Then let’s gooo. N’Orm: Do we even have days off? P’Ling: We do, we do~ Just ask P’Mam in advance. (N’Orm speaks in Chinese) P’Ling: Wait—do you mean “you want me to go with yo—?” N’Orm: …with me. P’Ling: Ohhh, so now “N’Orm is inviting me to the beach”? N’Orm: Yeah. P’Ling: Then set it, set it!! Decide the days! How long? Three days, two nights? N’Orm: Three days, two nights. P’Ling: Okay, I’ll check the schedule… I think after fanmeet or around November, there should be time. If we plan in advance, for sure. N’Orm: Yeah, I’m sure there will be. P’Ling: When do you wanna go? N’Orm: Don’t know… after fanmeet, maybe after fancon. P’Ling: Fancon’s in September, right? Mae Koy: November 8th. N’Orm: November 8th… wait what month is that? Mae Koy: Month 11. P’Ling: Ohh, month 11 then. Should work in November. N’Orm: Mm, okay. P’Ling: So November, three days two nights. Tell P’Mam. N’Orm (to fans): Everyone, tell P’Mam, November, we’re going 3 days 2 nights! P’Ling: No need, jeje will handle it. N’Orm: **laughs* P’Ling: Jeje will take care of it, no problem. P’Mam is my manager anyway, jeje will handle it… If I book time off and you don’t go, I’ll spank you! x2 N’Orm: I’ll go! Really! I’ll even drive! P’Ling: Okay then, 3 days 2 nights locked in! But right now your eyes look a little shifty, like you’re not sure… Jeje sees it. That’s why I’m forcing this through! N’Orm: Thirty thousand people are witnesses! P’Ling: Not 30K, it’s 40K. N’Orm: 30.1k? Or maybe mine isn’t updated? P’Ling: No idea, mine shows 42.1k. P’Ling: Whatever jeje says, she means it. N’Orm: Same here, I mean what I say. P’Ling: Just don’t go and get sick right before the trip. N’Orm: I never get sick! Where’d you even get that from? P’Ling: Okay okay, I’ll handle it. N’Orm: I’m changing outfits now 😾 (she has to go shoot for work) P’Ling: Okayyy, byeee. N’Orm: Mm, are you gonna continue the live? P’Ling: Maybe a little, I’m almost there. N’Orm: Then when are you gonna reply to my LINE? P’Ling: LINE? You mean “grilled chicken or green tea”? That one? Or a new one? N’Orm: You didn’t answer me! I asked grilled chicken or green tea, you never replied. P’Ling: I said “it’s fine krab.” N’Orm: Wait, really?! P’Ling: Yeah, I already replied. N’Orm: Ohhh okay, we’re good then. P’Ling: Okay~ N’Orm: I’m off. P’Ling: Okay, byebye. N’Orm: Byeee 💋💋💋 . . . P’Ling (to fans after N’Orm leaves): Okay, November— 3 days, 2 nights. Ling’s almost there now, I’ll go live again later. I’ll need to lock N’Orm’s schedule too since her bookings go through Mae Koy. If there are any updates, we’ll let you know. Bye everyone~ #LingOrm #หลิงออม #linglingkwong #หลิงหลิงคอง #Ormkornnaphat #ออมกรณ์นภัส

ᵃˡʸˢˢᵃ ✶ พชรฐากูร ✶ ᴵᴸᶠ 🅓🅘🅦🅐

221,515 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

“In a recent interview, Shri Nitin Gadkari ji said that if you want petrol without ethanol, it’s available you can fill ₹168-per-litre premium petrol. Today, I got my tank filled with that fuel. The bill? ₹7,800 for one tank. On a regular basis, I use E20, which costs me around ₹4,500–₹4,800 for a full tank. Even that is a significant expense. I drive nearly 2,000 kilometres every month, and fuel is already one of my biggest monthly costs. Now imagine asking an average middle-class family to spend nearly ₹8,000 every time they fill their tank. Is that really a choice? A choice exists only when the alternatives are reasonably accessible. If one option is priced so high that most people simply cannot afford it, then for the vast majority of citizens, there is effectively no choice at all. This isn’t about opposing ethanol. It’s about asking a simple question: Should affordability determine whether a citizen has access to conventional petrol? Many middle-class families are already managing rising household expenses, education costs, healthcare bills, and EMIs. Expecting them to absorb such a steep increase in fuel costs feels disconnected from the financial reality millions of Indians face. As citizens, we deserve policies that balance national objectives with consumer rights, affordability, and genuine freedom of choice. That is the conversation we should be having.” E20 Hatao Aandolan Tehseen Poonawalla Official 🇮🇳 Dinesh Rattan Dhillon Nachiket Deshpande Ishaan Bharadwaj

Nidhhi Sharma

47,765 просмотров • 16 дней назад

🔥 Confirmation: UAPDA to be Reintroduced 🔥 Rounds: "I've been informed that Senator Schumer would like to partner once again, and that we would offer it again this year in the [NDAA]. I have no objections to submitting the legislation in its current form, but I would also work with my House counterparts to allay any concerns." Ross Coulthart: "Are we going to see a reintroduction of the UAP Disclosure Act? Are you going to try and get it through the Congress once again this year?" Senator Mike Rounds: "I've been informed that Senator Schumer would like to partner once again, and that we would offer it again this year in the National Defense Authorization Act, which we'll begin working on here in the next few weeks. So the answer is yes, we intend to move forward once again. "And we modeled this originally after the Kennedy assassination reports and the committee that was established to release the timely information that we had available. But to make a decision on when to release information based on its not only its need, but its appropriateness. We thought the same type of approach that successfully released a huge amount of information on the Kennedy assassination would be the appropriate way to look at any information that was available on the issue of what was at that time, UFOs." Ross: "Perhaps the most significant thing about that original legislation was that, as well as it being an incredible 64 pages of proposed UAP disclosure legislation, it was an incredibly powerful piece of legislation, if it had gone through in the form, in the original form that was proposed. It mentioned Non-Human Intelligence - NHI - 24 times. It's a very bold statement - isn't it - by the Senate and by the Congress, of intention. You seem to be suggesting there, that there is a there, there to be found." Rounds: "You know, our intent was to make sure that there wasn't an assumption by folks who were following it that we were trying to hide anything. And our goal was to say, look, if there is any of this, which, you know, a lot of folks out there have questioned whether or not, after all these years, there was contact that we had with entities, intelligence that was not of this Earth and so forth, we just thought, rather than beating around the bush, let's just say, 'Look, if there's any of that out there, then let's disclose it. Let's make that available, or at least collect it. And then at some point, based upon a commission's review of it, to determine any national security concerns, to be able to share that information at the appropriate time.' It was not put in there because of any evidence that I had, or that I believe Senator Schumer had, that would suggest that we had a smoking gun. But rather, let's have clarity. Let's lay this thing out and make sure that the American public would know, that if there was such information that existed, we were directing that it be preserved and then it be delivered for appropriate persons and for review by this select committee." Ross: "Senator, would you like to see the original legislation passed in its original, proposed form? Is that a possibility, or are you looking at changing that legislation in any way from what was originally proposed, I think in July 2023?" Rounds:"I have no objections to submitting the legislation in its current form, but I would also work with my House counterparts to allay any concerns that they may have. And once again, look, my background on this is working on the Senate Intel Committee, the Intelligence Committee, but also on the Armed Services Committee. And I can tell you that that we do a lot of research, and we've got advanced projects going on all the time,. And what we didn't want to have happen was a demand for exposure on weapon-systems capabilities and so forth, that that might otherwise be found or reported out or disclosed in an inappropriate way. "Many people have talked now about the development of stealth, and I think now there's more and more discussion on the fact that there were some plans out there that allowed some of these stealth weapons to be unidentified for an extended period of time, on purpose. And the reason for it was, is because for national-defense purposes. In those particular cases where we have items out there that might very well be ours, we may very well not wanna be able...we may not wanna disclose that information, and it's appropriate to keep it private. The same if we know of other weapon systems by other countries. We may not want to disclose it, but we wanted a place where it could at least be collected, and an independent organization could look at it and be able to disclose that which was not subject to. National Defense concerns." (We're not asking for OUR secret tech to be revealed and I'm tired of hearing that. However, what if there's a technological breakthrough that will make our lives better on this planet and be better for the environment? Then what?)

Joe Murgia

109,300 просмотров • 1 год назад

The English countryside you find beautiful? Those hedgerows. Those stone walls. That perfect patchwork of fields. That's not nature. That's a crime scene. For centuries, English commoners had a legal right to that land. The right to graze animals. Gather wood. Grow food. Collect water. It wasn't charity, it was law. Guaranteed by the Charter of the Forest in 1217. Then between 1750 and 1850, Parliament passed 5,200 Enclosure Acts. The land was fenced off and handed to wealthy landowners. Commissioners arrived in villages and redrew boundaries overnight. Families who had farmed the same strips of land for generations were told it wasn't theirs anymore. They had no vote. No voice in Parliament. No legal representation. The people who made the law owned the land. The people who lost it had no say at all. Entire villages emptied. Cottages fell to ruin. Hundreds of thousands were forced into the new industrial cities. To work fourteen hours a day, six days a week, in conditions that would horrify us now. The English working class wasn't born. It was made. Deliberately. By an act of Parliament. And we were taught to call the result beautiful. But the people who lost that land didn't disappear. They organised. They marched. They demanded rights. And over the next century they built the trade union movement, won the vote, and changed this country forever. The same ordinary English people who were robbed of everything came back and reshaped Britain from the ground up. That's who you are descended from. Help us keep these stories alive 👉 Be part of us. Be Proud of us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

33,168 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

am fighting for my life right now. For the last few days, I have been breathing in air contaminated by raw sewage that flooded my apartment. The corporate owners, Bryten Real Estate Partners, eventually sent a crew to clear the visible waste, but that didn't solve the problem. I want to be very clear about why I am still so sick. Just because the floors look clean now does not mean the home is safe. When raw sewage sits in a house, it releases microscopic bacteria and toxins into the air. Every time I breathe, I am taking those poisons into my lungs. Because of my medical history (spinal cord injury, collapsed lung, breathing machine) and being immunocompromised, my body cannot fight these pathogens off like a healthy person’s could (and ‘healthy’ people still die from this) My immune system is already under a heavy load, and breathing in these toxins is a direct threat to my life. Two different doctors have confirmed that my lungs are in distress and my home is a life-threatening environment. My lungs have been on fire for days. My doctors have legally told me I cannot go back into that apartment until it passes a real, scientific air test. I send Bryten emails tirelessly. They do not respond. I’m sure the “Freeze” is advice from their lawyers. Management has been heartless. They only offered to test the air after my doctors made it a requirement. But even then, they tried to use a test that wouldn't actually find the toxins making me sick. As soon as I sent them a list of the actual scientific standards needed to prove the air was safe, they canceled the testing. They would rather leave me sick and displaced than pay for a test they can’t fake. They also lied to my renter’s insurance, and they’ve ceased communication with me. I am left with no financial support from them at all. My next-door neighbor has a two-year-old child living in worse conditions, and Bryten Real Estate Partners knows that, but they still refuse to do the right thing. I’ve had to stop my training and my coaching is on hold. Right now, I simply don’t have the physical or mental capacity to work or make the videos you all love. I am exhausted and I’m facing being penniless while I fight for my survival. I won’t stop fighting this. I am holding this corporation accountable so they can’t do this to anyone else. I waited until the very last second to ask for help because I hate doing it, but I’m out of options. The only reason I’ve even gotten them to do the bare minimum is because of you all. I’ve had to stop my bodybuilding training and my coaching is on hold. Right now, I simply don’t have the physical or mental capacity to work or make the videos you all love. I am exhausted and I’m facing being penniless while I fight for my survival. I won’t stop fighting this. I am holding this corporation accountable so they can’t do this to anyone else. I waited until the very last second to ask for help because I hate doing it, but I’m out of options. The only reason I’ve even gotten them to do the bare minimum is because of you all. Thank you for your generosity and thank you for being my village. I would NOT be able to advocate for myself and my neighbors if it wasn’t for you, even if you cannot give, please know you are helping me immensely just by being here. Thank you for your generosity and thank you for being my village. I would NOT be able to advocate for myself and my neighbors if it wasn’t for you, even if you cannot give, please know you are helping me immensely just by being here. 🩵

Gailina⚔️

60,082 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Kabushenga’s Thoughts Another Coffee Milestone It is now the story of my life’s current season. And we have another reason to celebrate our RugyeyoFarmLtd Coffee. But first, gratitude to you all. Last week I put out a straw poll on my socials to gauge preference for the designs of our coffee packaging. The response has been as engaged as it has been dynamic, even passionate. You didn’t just choose, you justified your preference. Aspects of the branding rationale I had not even thought about. It was rewarding to read your responses but most importantly it was humbling to see how invested you are in our Rugyeyo Coffee journey. You want us to succeed. You want to see it work. We will make it work. This engagement created clarity. Now we will make adjustments to the designs and prepare for the market. This conversation convinced us about the direction we are going to take in 2027. Our coffee will be available for sale to final consumers on a commercial scale. The plan is to craft 5 tons of our October harvest into a fine robusta for processing & packaging. And then sell it as ready to drink coffee. We should go to market with the first batch in January 2027. It will be a medium roast that can do mainly espresso but also long blacks. A chance for Ugandans to enjoy an organic home brew. There is another reason we are confident about the quality of our product and why we are barnstorming in this direction. After taking our coffee to the London & Manchester Coffee Festivals in 2025, we were invited to submit samples to the UK’s Guild of Fine Foods for scoring and rating. The evaluation focuses strictly on taste through rigorous blind tastings by a panel of over 500 culinary experts, including chefs, food critics, buyers, and writers. Products are stripped of all branding and packaging to ensure complete impartiality. Instead of numerical points, products receive a score ranging from zero to three stars. Roughly only 35% to 40% of all annual entries receive any stars at all, making it a definitive stamp of quality Rugyeyo Farm Coffee scored a star. I wish I had sent our very best beans. The sample I sent was all I had at the time, not necessarily the best. But now I know that our product is premium and properly crafted will deliver a world class coffee experience. We are ready to go. In five to ten years we will have a reason to celebrate our coffee family tradition that started in 1954.

Snr. Cde. Robert Kabushenga

18,202 просмотров • 5 дней назад