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Do you believe what this girl is saying is true? 👇 I want to thank all those who have raped me. The first time it happened was when I was in 2nd grade. The driver of the van I used to go to school in put his hand inside my clothes and touched my private parts. I escaped that time. When I was in 3rd grade, the house owner's son tried to touch my private parts. I escaped then, too. In 7th grade, a boy my age whom I didn't even know blocked my way in a dead-end alley and touched me from behind. Again, I escaped. When I was traveling on a bus, the bus conductor sexually harassed me. Another time, a man as old as my grandfather sexually harassed me. I escaped those times as well. It’s not only a 'rape' if the act is fully committed; every one of these incidents is a form of rape. Should I be angry with my mother, who taught me that I would become 'dirty' if someone touched me? Or should I be angry at those men who touched me inappropriately when I was at such an innocent age? Or should I be angry at all of you who label me as a 'bad girl' because I talk about these things on social media? Because of these things happening in my life, I have been afraid of men until now—because you all showed me that you aren't human beings, but animals. When I realized that it wasn't my body that was dirty, but their minds, I started holding my head high. From now on, if anyone tries anything, we won't stay quiet. We will strike back!"

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I feel jealous of the people who witnessed Chiranjeevi on the big screen in the 80s and early 90s. ───────────────────────── I still remember my first #Chiranjeevi movie on the big screen — #Master (1997) at Devi 70MM, Hyderabad. All his earlier movies, I watched only on TV. As I grew up, I watched every movie of his till his last release. Even today, when I catch one of his old songs on TV, I stop whatever I’m doing and just watch him dance. There’s a certain magic in 80s and 90s Chiranjeevi that I never fully realised in my childhood. Now, when I see him dance at the age of 70, it becomes even clearer how extraordinary his energy, grace, and style were in his 30s and 40s. His vintage dance numbers work on me like a spell — I get completely mesmerised. And this is just from watching them on TV. I can only imagine how fans must have felt witnessing that kind of unmatched dance and screen presence in theatres back then, especially at a time when no one else danced with that level of beauty, fluidity, and charisma. That’s why I genuinely feel jealous of the people who experienced the vintage Supreme Hero / Megastar era on the big screen. #MegastarChiranjeevi

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Sean Hannity got things out of me in this sit-down that I haven't told anyone in 30 years. He asked me some straight up questions about the life, and I gave him an answer I've never given on camera before. We got into the Marilyn Monroe story my father took to his grave — why Bobby Kennedy called J. Edgar Hoover and told him to bury my dad. I told Sean how the FBI took $33 million from me in Austria — they basically robbed the money I robbed from them. And the night in 1991 that should've ended me, the one that 13 of my guys didn't survive. This is the longest conversation Sean and I have ever had, and he didn't let me off the hook on anything. If you want to watch the full interview, you can find it on Sean's youtube channel!

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50,300 views • 2 months ago

Let me explain myself, because people in the replies are giving me smart-ass answers and claiming I don’t watch the show. YES, I know she wandered his mind for 18 months, but that’s not what I’m talking about. I mean before that — when he caught up to her as she was about to escape for the first time. She was still fresh in his mind, and I doubt she had found anything important YET. So why didn’t he just let her go before she even had a chance to go through his memories? Maybe it’s just me, but he already got the kill he needed from her. At that point, I would’ve just let her go so she wouldn’t find a way to potentially defeat me.

Let me explain myself, because people in the replies are giving me smart-ass answers and claiming I don’t watch the show. YES, I know she wandered his mind for 18 months, but that’s not what I’m talking about. I mean before that — when he caught up to her as she was about to escape for the first time. She was still fresh in his mind, and I doubt she had found anything important YET. So why didn’t he just let her go before she even had a chance to go through his memories? Maybe it’s just me, but he already got the kill he needed from her. At that point, I would’ve just let her go so she wouldn’t find a way to potentially defeat me.

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313,157 views • 8 months ago

A huge event titled "Solidarity with Palestine" was held last night at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. The audience at the event included thousands of people who question the right of the State of Israel to exist . During the event , which was attended by, among others, Rosalia (who surprised the audience) maps of the Land of Israel as Palestine were displayed on giant screens, while presenting the Israelis as "temporary occupiers." The audience responded with applause to the chants of “Free Palestine” and "From the river to the sea." Alongside these, videos were also shown presenting Israel as solely responsible for the suffering caused in the past two years. Meanwhile, the event was attended by the son of the terrorist Marwan Barghouti, who took to the stage and called for his father’s release from Israeli prison, earning thunderous applause. Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola also spoke during the event while wearing a keffiyeh. "I stand with Palestine. There are children who are left alone. We are not helping them," he said. The performances were accompanied by calls for more protests against Israel . Barcelona residents warn of a sharp increase in expressions of anti-Semitism and hatred towards Israelis. “The municipality is not only turning a blind eye, it is exacerbating the situation with clear unilateral support for Israel-haters,” community representatives נועם כהן Watch the hatred that Spain allows to spread across the world . 👿👿👿👿👿:

A huge event titled "Solidarity with Palestine" was held last night at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. The audience at the event included thousands of people who question the right of the State of Israel to exist . During the event , which was attended by, among others, Rosalia (who surprised the audience) maps of the Land of Israel as Palestine were displayed on giant screens, while presenting the Israelis as "temporary occupiers." The audience responded with applause to the chants of “Free Palestine” and "From the river to the sea." Alongside these, videos were also shown presenting Israel as solely responsible for the suffering caused in the past two years. Meanwhile, the event was attended by the son of the terrorist Marwan Barghouti, who took to the stage and called for his father’s release from Israeli prison, earning thunderous applause. Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola also spoke during the event while wearing a keffiyeh. "I stand with Palestine. There are children who are left alone. We are not helping them," he said. The performances were accompanied by calls for more protests against Israel . Barcelona residents warn of a sharp increase in expressions of anti-Semitism and hatred towards Israelis. “The municipality is not only turning a blind eye, it is exacerbating the situation with clear unilateral support for Israel-haters,” community representatives נועם כהן Watch the hatred that Spain allows to spread across the world . 👿👿👿👿👿:

Iris

248,069 views • 6 months ago

Former NBA player Eddy Curry says secretly marrying his high school sweetheart without a prenup and without telling his parents just before signing his $14 million NBA rookie contract was the biggest mistake he ever made. “When the divorce happened I was fvcked up. Everything that you could think happened, happened” “I got married in high school bro. I got married in senior year and she got pregnant with our son. Without my parents knowing, we went to the courthouse and they let us” “I tried to get divorced right away but she dragged that sh!t out” “For real that was one of the worst things I ever did in my life. Honestly no prenup” “I always kept it a secret because I was really embarrassed by it. I felt like an idiot that i let her do that to me” “I felt like I was doing the right thing. Like me and her were best friends from way back but we definitely clashed a lot. Our attitudes and character were a lot different” “I assumed I could just walk away because we were just friends and she wouldn’t try to gouge me” “My agent warned me and I’m like ‘no way. This is my best friend. We go way back since 3rd grade, there’s no way she’s going to try to… sh!t man” “She took everything”

Former NBA player Eddy Curry says secretly marrying his high school sweetheart without a prenup and without telling his parents just before signing his $14 million NBA rookie contract was the biggest mistake he ever made. “When the divorce happened I was fvcked up. Everything that you could think happened, happened” “I got married in high school bro. I got married in senior year and she got pregnant with our son. Without my parents knowing, we went to the courthouse and they let us” “I tried to get divorced right away but she dragged that sh!t out” “For real that was one of the worst things I ever did in my life. Honestly no prenup” “I always kept it a secret because I was really embarrassed by it. I felt like an idiot that i let her do that to me” “I felt like I was doing the right thing. Like me and her were best friends from way back but we definitely clashed a lot. Our attitudes and character were a lot different” “I assumed I could just walk away because we were just friends and she wouldn’t try to gouge me” “My agent warned me and I’m like ‘no way. This is my best friend. We go way back since 3rd grade, there’s no way she’s going to try to… sh!t man” “She took everything”

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