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That Sekar Babu has still not been removed as District Secretary is appalling. Imagine if he had done this to Jayalalithaa; even if the vote margin had merely dropped, she would have been furious and torn him to pieces. Yet in DMK even after the defeat of its party... show more

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Whatever situation is there in Delhi today, The Modi government & Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is Responsible for it. This interview of Dharmendra Pradhan is a month old, before the protest started. Now if this government had conveyed this information to the people on time. If people had been able to see this interview and this video at that time, then they would not have been brainwashed so quickly. Perhaps this situation would not have arisen. The Modi government & BJP do not know how to convey their message to the people. This is all that is needed Even now, if the Modi government had done this, then at least such a situation would not have arisen in the future.

Whatever situation is there in Delhi today, The Modi government & Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is Responsible for it. This interview of Dharmendra Pradhan is a month old, before the protest started. Now if this government had conveyed this information to the people on time. If people had been able to see this interview and this video at that time, then they would not have been brainwashed so quickly. Perhaps this situation would not have arisen. The Modi government & BJP do not know how to convey their message to the people. This is all that is needed Even now, if the Modi government had done this, then at least such a situation would not have arisen in the future.

Ajay Sphere 🇮🇳

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#WATCH | Delhi: Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit says, "...The public of Delhi has not defeated anyone but they have removed Arvind Kejriwal from the post of Chief Minister. If we (AAP and Congress) had contested the elections together the results would have been worse. The public of Delhi had made up their minds to remove Arvind Kejriwal. Even if 10 parties had allied with him, he still would have lost..."

#WATCH | Delhi: Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit says, "...The public of Delhi has not defeated anyone but they have removed Arvind Kejriwal from the post of Chief Minister. If we (AAP and Congress) had contested the elections together the results would have been worse. The public of Delhi had made up their minds to remove Arvind Kejriwal. Even if 10 parties had allied with him, he still would have lost..."

ANI

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🚨We got him! This poor cat had been left outside in a carrier where he sat for hours, frozen with fear. The door had been opened and yet still he sat there, too scared to exit. It’s heartbreaking to imagine the fear and confusion he must have felt to have been left like trash.

🚨We got him! This poor cat had been left outside in a carrier where he sat for hours, frozen with fear. The door had been opened and yet still he sat there, too scared to exit. It’s heartbreaking to imagine the fear and confusion he must have felt to have been left like trash.

Mother Cat Rescue

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🚨NEW: Stephen A. Smith EXPLODES on NAACP for snubbing TRUMP from convention after inviting every president for last *116 years*🚨 "You don't get to ignore him! ... He has been the most powerful, the most influential member of the GOP since 2015." "How does you refusing to invite him, ostracizing him, not wanting to hear what he has to say to you all — how does that help you!? How!?" "Ignoring him and not even inviting him to come and speak at your convention — what's that gonna accomplish?" "Are you trying to tell me that there's no president that has been as offensive to the NAACP as Donald Trump in 116 years?" "Are you really making that argument? That no matter what you think about Donald Trump, that's the only person, that's the only president of the United States that you've been able to say that about in a 116-year history of the NAACP!?" "116 years!" "Doing the math, that goes back to 1909!" "Since 1909, there's no president that has ever been more offensive to the NAACP than Donald Trump?" "I don't think this is the right move." "If all of us had to like the people we had to deal with and do business with, how would business ever get done in this country — if not this world?" Daily Caller

🚨NEW: Stephen A. Smith EXPLODES on NAACP for snubbing TRUMP from convention after inviting every president for last 116 years🚨 "You don't get to ignore him! ... He has been the most powerful, the most influential member of the GOP since 2015." "How does you refusing to invite him, ostracizing him, not wanting to hear what he has to say to you all — how does that help you!? How!?" "Ignoring him and not even inviting him to come and speak at your convention — what's that gonna accomplish?" "Are you trying to tell me that there's no president that has been as offensive to the NAACP as Donald Trump in 116 years?" "Are you really making that argument? That no matter what you think about Donald Trump, that's the only person, that's the only president of the United States that you've been able to say that about in a 116-year history of the NAACP!?" "116 years!" "Doing the math, that goes back to 1909!" "Since 1909, there's no president that has ever been more offensive to the NAACP than Donald Trump?" "I don't think this is the right move." "If all of us had to like the people we had to deal with and do business with, how would business ever get done in this country — if not this world?" Daily Caller

Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

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Stealing and exploiting runs deep in the very DNA of the DMK. The lofty rhetoric of Social Justice that the party never tires of repeating has remained little more than lip service, and in practice, the DMK has consistently failed to implement social justice in its truest spirit, even within their cadres. A telling example of this is the conduct of Ochu Baalu, a DMK functionary in Madurai, who, when confronted by a man rightfully asking for his dues after having completed the work assigned to him, resorted to casteist slurs and abuses and threatened to shame him publicly. This incident is not an exception but a mirror reflecting DMK’s true character.

Stealing and exploiting runs deep in the very DNA of the DMK. The lofty rhetoric of Social Justice that the party never tires of repeating has remained little more than lip service, and in practice, the DMK has consistently failed to implement social justice in its truest spirit, even within their cadres. A telling example of this is the conduct of Ochu Baalu, a DMK functionary in Madurai, who, when confronted by a man rightfully asking for his dues after having completed the work assigned to him, resorted to casteist slurs and abuses and threatened to shame him publicly. This incident is not an exception but a mirror reflecting DMK’s true character.

K.Annamalai

62,680 views • 11 months ago

This is the level of security that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese needed to walk through the heavily Muslim Sydney suburb of Lakemba this morning. Islamist extremists straight up tried to mob him and lynch him. If he didn’t have twenty bodyguards and AFP agents around him, they would have straight up torn him to pieces right then and there. They would have bashed him and torn him limb from limb. Lakemba is such a beautiful suburb. Diversity is our strength.

This is the level of security that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese needed to walk through the heavily Muslim Sydney suburb of Lakemba this morning. Islamist extremists straight up tried to mob him and lynch him. If he didn’t have twenty bodyguards and AFP agents around him, they would have straight up torn him to pieces right then and there. They would have bashed him and torn him limb from limb. Lakemba is such a beautiful suburb. Diversity is our strength.

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#WATCH | Baramati: On Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar's demise in a plane crash, Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu says,"...Since the incident occurred this morning, the DGCA and AAIB have been alerted, and their officers have been asked to come to the site. As soon as they arrive, the investigation will begin. The local police have also been informed to secure the site, so that the necessary conditions for the investigation are maintained... It's still difficult to accept that he is no more; we are not ready to believe it. It's shocking because of the kind of leader he was. He was so strongly connected to all the common people, the poor people, and he was a very straightforward man. He would speak his mind, and he encouraged many young leaders. The experiences I had with him make this feel like a personal loss for me..."

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Dear ADC leadership, come and listen to Mojeed Dahiru once again. This man has been like John the Baptist, a voice crying in the wilderness since 2022. He has been crying to the opposition since 2022 on the way to go so as to remove the APC. Painfully, PDP didn't listen to him in 2022 and the party died as he rightfully predicted. This is 2026 and he is crying to the ADC on the part they must follow if they must succeed. Hopefully, let's pray that the ADC leadership will listen!

Dear ADC leadership, come and listen to Mojeed Dahiru once again. This man has been like John the Baptist, a voice crying in the wilderness since 2022. He has been crying to the opposition since 2022 on the way to go so as to remove the APC. Painfully, PDP didn't listen to him in 2022 and the party died as he rightfully predicted. This is 2026 and he is crying to the ADC on the part they must follow if they must succeed. Hopefully, let's pray that the ADC leadership will listen!

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If had enough was ever a person, this is him. This man has zero cares regarding what he did. The man he did this to crossed a line that was just one step too far in the eyes of this guy. He warned him that he does not want to hear about what he did even a second longer but the man wouldn't stop so this guy had enough and stopped him.

If had enough was ever a person, this is him. This man has zero cares regarding what he did. The man he did this to crossed a line that was just one step too far in the eyes of this guy. He warned him that he does not want to hear about what he did even a second longer but the man wouldn't stop so this guy had enough and stopped him.

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61,708 views • 4 months ago

I saw this and I had to share it. Men go through sexual assault too and it saddens me that they would do that to him. What made it worse was he had an exam the next day, and they still did that to him and even said they should “continue” after he missed his exam. If you are a man and have ever been sexually assaulted, your story is just as important as the women who have experienced it. Speak up cause you deserve justice. #BoysLivesMatter

I saw this and I had to share it. Men go through sexual assault too and it saddens me that they would do that to him. What made it worse was he had an exam the next day, and they still did that to him and even said they should “continue” after he missed his exam. If you are a man and have ever been sexually assaulted, your story is just as important as the women who have experienced it. Speak up cause you deserve justice. #BoysLivesMatter

Dr. Afua Nicki 🇬🇭

15,341 views • 6 months ago

One of the most memorable moments in Scrooge (1951) is not the point at which Ebenezer Scrooge begins giving generously to others or raises Bob Cratchit's wages, but the scene in which he awakens on Christmas morning and bursts into irrepressible laughter. It is, on the surface, an extraordinarily simple sequence. There is no dramatic climax, no lengthy speech, and no grand gesture. Yet this quiet moment has become one of the film's most cherished scenes and continues to move audiences more than seventy years after its release. The power of the scene does not lie in Scrooge's laughter itself. It lies in what that laughter confirms. After being visited during the night by the three Spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, Scrooge has witnessed the dreadful end awaiting him: a lonely life, despised by others and ending without having left behind anything worthy or good. When he awakens, he does not immediately rejoice. Instead, he looks around his room, touches the bed curtains, grasps the bedpost, throws open the window, and asks the boy in the street what day it is. Every one of these actions serves as a form of verification. He is not merely trying to discover whether he is still alive. He is trying to discover whether everything he has just witnessed has already come to pass, or whether it was still only a warning. Only when he learns that it is still Christmas morning does Scrooge truly realise that the terrible future he has seen has not yet become reality. His life has not yet reached its conclusion, and the course before him can still be changed. Only then does the laughter burst forth. It is not simply the relief of a man awakening from a nightmare. It is the laughter of someone who has discovered that he still has the opportunity to live differently. What gives Scrooge hope is not the possibility of erasing the past, for that is impossible. What gives him hope is the knowledge that the past has not yet become the final word. So long as a person is alive and still able to choose, the future has not been irrevocably decided. It is this possibility that transforms repentance from mere regret into the beginning of an entirely new life. That is also why this scene continues to move audiences from widely different cultures, even after more than seven decades. For it touches one of the most fundamental longings of the human heart. Not the desire for wealth. Not the desire for success. Not even simply the desire to be forgiven. But the desire to know that one's life can still begin anew. Almost everyone has made mistakes, missed opportunities, or wished they could act differently if only they had another chance. What so often leads people into despair is not the mistake itself, but the conviction that every door has already closed and that it is simply too late to change. At the moment Scrooge realises that Christmas Day still lies before him, the audience is no longer merely watching a character on the screen. They instinctively recognise something of themselves in his laughter: the hope that, if there is still time, what has gone wrong may yet be put right and a different path may still be chosen. Viewed more deeply, the scene also reveals a principle that resonates with a universal human experience. Hope does not arise because time is unlimited. It arises because time is limited, yet has not run out. Had Scrooge awakened after death had already claimed him, every regret would have been futile. But Christmas morning is still before him. That means the final opportunity has not yet slipped away. It is precisely this union of limitation and opportunity that gives Scrooge's laughter its extraordinary emotional weight. If people believed they possessed an endless supply of tomorrows in which to correct every mistake, no single opportunity would carry much significance. Yet because we all know that human life is finite, every moment in which we realise that "it is not yet too late" becomes profoundly precious. The joy does not come from time suddenly becoming infinite, but from discovering that, within the limits of our finite lives, one door still remains open. Seen in this light, the power of the scene extends far beyond the story of a miser who becomes generous. What the film ultimately reveals is the immeasurable value of a final opportunity within the limits of a human life. When Scrooge laughs, he is not rejoicing merely because he is still alive. He is rejoicing because he has realised that his life has not yet been finally determined. He is still free to choose what sort of man he will become. Perhaps that is why Scrooge's laughter continues to touch audiences after more than seventy years. It is not simply the joy of a fictional character. Rather, it has come to symbolise a hope that speaks to every generation: so long as life has not reached its end, the possibility of choice, repentance, and renewal still remains. It is precisely because time is finite that the opportunity to change becomes so profoundly precious.

One of the most memorable moments in Scrooge (1951) is not the point at which Ebenezer Scrooge begins giving generously to others or raises Bob Cratchit's wages, but the scene in which he awakens on Christmas morning and bursts into irrepressible laughter. It is, on the surface, an extraordinarily simple sequence. There is no dramatic climax, no lengthy speech, and no grand gesture. Yet this quiet moment has become one of the film's most cherished scenes and continues to move audiences more than seventy years after its release. The power of the scene does not lie in Scrooge's laughter itself. It lies in what that laughter confirms. After being visited during the night by the three Spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, Scrooge has witnessed the dreadful end awaiting him: a lonely life, despised by others and ending without having left behind anything worthy or good. When he awakens, he does not immediately rejoice. Instead, he looks around his room, touches the bed curtains, grasps the bedpost, throws open the window, and asks the boy in the street what day it is. Every one of these actions serves as a form of verification. He is not merely trying to discover whether he is still alive. He is trying to discover whether everything he has just witnessed has already come to pass, or whether it was still only a warning. Only when he learns that it is still Christmas morning does Scrooge truly realise that the terrible future he has seen has not yet become reality. His life has not yet reached its conclusion, and the course before him can still be changed. Only then does the laughter burst forth. It is not simply the relief of a man awakening from a nightmare. It is the laughter of someone who has discovered that he still has the opportunity to live differently. What gives Scrooge hope is not the possibility of erasing the past, for that is impossible. What gives him hope is the knowledge that the past has not yet become the final word. So long as a person is alive and still able to choose, the future has not been irrevocably decided. It is this possibility that transforms repentance from mere regret into the beginning of an entirely new life. That is also why this scene continues to move audiences from widely different cultures, even after more than seven decades. For it touches one of the most fundamental longings of the human heart. Not the desire for wealth. Not the desire for success. Not even simply the desire to be forgiven. But the desire to know that one's life can still begin anew. Almost everyone has made mistakes, missed opportunities, or wished they could act differently if only they had another chance. What so often leads people into despair is not the mistake itself, but the conviction that every door has already closed and that it is simply too late to change. At the moment Scrooge realises that Christmas Day still lies before him, the audience is no longer merely watching a character on the screen. They instinctively recognise something of themselves in his laughter: the hope that, if there is still time, what has gone wrong may yet be put right and a different path may still be chosen. Viewed more deeply, the scene also reveals a principle that resonates with a universal human experience. Hope does not arise because time is unlimited. It arises because time is limited, yet has not run out. Had Scrooge awakened after death had already claimed him, every regret would have been futile. But Christmas morning is still before him. That means the final opportunity has not yet slipped away. It is precisely this union of limitation and opportunity that gives Scrooge's laughter its extraordinary emotional weight. If people believed they possessed an endless supply of tomorrows in which to correct every mistake, no single opportunity would carry much significance. Yet because we all know that human life is finite, every moment in which we realise that "it is not yet too late" becomes profoundly precious. The joy does not come from time suddenly becoming infinite, but from discovering that, within the limits of our finite lives, one door still remains open. Seen in this light, the power of the scene extends far beyond the story of a miser who becomes generous. What the film ultimately reveals is the immeasurable value of a final opportunity within the limits of a human life. When Scrooge laughs, he is not rejoicing merely because he is still alive. He is rejoicing because he has realised that his life has not yet been finally determined. He is still free to choose what sort of man he will become. Perhaps that is why Scrooge's laughter continues to touch audiences after more than seventy years. It is not simply the joy of a fictional character. Rather, it has come to symbolise a hope that speaks to every generation: so long as life has not reached its end, the possibility of choice, repentance, and renewal still remains. It is precisely because time is finite that the opportunity to change becomes so profoundly precious.

𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗱𝗶𝗲𝘀

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Senator Rand Paul says Anthony Fauci’s pardon may not protect him from accountability. And it’s coming. Paul says Fauci will face a contempt vote next week after refusing to answer questions about potential destruction of federal records. After which, it’s up to the DOJ. PAVLICH: “Is this federal pardon from the previous president make him bulletproof?” “Is there anything that Americans can do to get some accountability from someone who subjected them to these horrendous policies that had wide-ranging consequences?” “Not to mention the lies about them.” PAUL: “So next week we will vote to hold him in contempt of Congress.” “That is a felony and he can be prosecuted.” “We can’t prosecute him. But we can refer him to the Department of Justice.” “So there is a question: can you plead the Fifth Amendment when you’ve been pardoned?” “If you’ve already been granted immunity, how can you be seeking immunity from self-incrimination if you’ve already been granted immunity?” “So at the very end I ask him the very specific question, within the parameters of your pardon, this is a question within the parameters of your pardon, did you destroy records?” “And he refused to answer that.” “So a court will have to decide. The Department of Justice has to be convinced to take the case.” “Then the court will have to decide: does his Fifth Amendment privilege apply when he has a pardon?” “This has been debated across the internet, across the country, and we’re going to find out an answer, but we’re going to push hard to see if the current Department of Justice will prosecute.”

Senator Rand Paul says Anthony Fauci’s pardon may not protect him from accountability. And it’s coming. Paul says Fauci will face a contempt vote next week after refusing to answer questions about potential destruction of federal records. After which, it’s up to the DOJ. PAVLICH: “Is this federal pardon from the previous president make him bulletproof?” “Is there anything that Americans can do to get some accountability from someone who subjected them to these horrendous policies that had wide-ranging consequences?” “Not to mention the lies about them.” PAUL: “So next week we will vote to hold him in contempt of Congress.” “That is a felony and he can be prosecuted.” “We can’t prosecute him. But we can refer him to the Department of Justice.” “So there is a question: can you plead the Fifth Amendment when you’ve been pardoned?” “If you’ve already been granted immunity, how can you be seeking immunity from self-incrimination if you’ve already been granted immunity?” “So at the very end I ask him the very specific question, within the parameters of your pardon, this is a question within the parameters of your pardon, did you destroy records?” “And he refused to answer that.” “So a court will have to decide. The Department of Justice has to be convinced to take the case.” “Then the court will have to decide: does his Fifth Amendment privilege apply when he has a pardon?” “This has been debated across the internet, across the country, and we’re going to find out an answer, but we’re going to push hard to see if the current Department of Justice will prosecute.”

Overton

13,716 views • 1 month ago

John Methu, Senator Nyandarua County: Moses Wetangula must choose which side to argue from. The reason why he has been said to be biased is because he is still a party leader of a party that is party to the coalition that he declared the majority. You can’t say that this matter is overtaken by events, how has it been overtaken by events and Parliament is still alive and the members of Kenya Kwanza and Azimio are still there? #CitizenDayBreak Ayub Sh Abdikadir

John Methu, Senator Nyandarua County: Moses Wetangula must choose which side to argue from. The reason why he has been said to be biased is because he is still a party leader of a party that is party to the coalition that he declared the majority. You can’t say that this matter is overtaken by events, how has it been overtaken by events and Parliament is still alive and the members of Kenya Kwanza and Azimio are still there? #CitizenDayBreak Ayub Sh Abdikadir

Citizen TV Kenya

29,815 views • 1 year ago

You will be shocked to hear what happened to lady police on the day of Haldwani violence "It seemed that we would not survive now. If Sir had not come, everything would have been over. I even called my husband and told him that we all are going to be burned alive. Bullets and stones from rooftops...". The terror and trauma that was there is still visible on the face of this female police officer.

You will be shocked to hear what happened to lady police on the day of Haldwani violence "It seemed that we would not survive now. If Sir had not come, everything would have been over. I even called my husband and told him that we all are going to be burned alive. Bullets and stones from rooftops...". The terror and trauma that was there is still visible on the face of this female police officer.

Megh Updates 🚨™

498,462 views • 2 years ago

Ime Udoka says Kevin Durant would have been around “50 percent” had he tried to take the floor in Game 4. Udoka noted “limited mobility,” for KD. More from Udoka on Durant’s work to get back, disappointment in not playing ⬇️ “Playing the minutes that he did and the competitor that he is and the commitment that he's made to the team with a lot of guys being in and out this year, it's unfortunate for us and him that he's missing this time of year.” “It's hard, no doubt for a guy that wants to play and play as much as he does, to be out for this season is very tough.”

Ime Udoka says Kevin Durant would have been around “50 percent” had he tried to take the floor in Game 4. Udoka noted “limited mobility,” for KD. More from Udoka on Durant’s work to get back, disappointment in not playing ⬇️ “Playing the minutes that he did and the competitor that he is and the commitment that he's made to the team with a lot of guys being in and out this year, it's unfortunate for us and him that he's missing this time of year.” “It's hard, no doubt for a guy that wants to play and play as much as he does, to be out for this season is very tough.”

Michael Shapiro

81,744 views • 4 months ago

So health minister, Mr. Kwabena Akandoh is telling Ghanaians that even if Ralph had been convicted of a cr!m£, he would still have hugged him? Really? Is this how you justify your actions? Honestly, I’m very disappointed because no one expected such gesture from you after Ralph’s gross disrespect toward health workers and his insensitivity toward patients at the Ridge hospital. As minister, you were expected to call him out on the spot, not to be seen pampering him. This is truly shameful Sir. 😏🙄

So health minister, Mr. Kwabena Akandoh is telling Ghanaians that even if Ralph had been convicted of a cr!m£, he would still have hugged him? Really? Is this how you justify your actions? Honestly, I’m very disappointed because no one expected such gesture from you after Ralph’s gross disrespect toward health workers and his insensitivity toward patients at the Ridge hospital. As minister, you were expected to call him out on the spot, not to be seen pampering him. This is truly shameful Sir. 😏🙄

CHARLOTTE NICOLE 🕊

22,561 views • 1 year ago

“You just feel it spiritually…the instantaneous recognition that he had been betrayed even though I had no facts and no idea who it was that betrayed him—I did know; I knew it.” Once again, Candace is full-out admitting that this was never an investigation in search of the truth whatever it may be. She has always been working backwards from a foregone conclusion, attempting (and failing) to backfill the story and make all the pieces fit—pieces she long ago decided had to fit. Additionally, the Bible warns us quite clearly that not every spiritual experience is from God. But Candace and her followers seem to be wholly ignorant of this very important fact and warning.

“You just feel it spiritually…the instantaneous recognition that he had been betrayed even though I had no facts and no idea who it was that betrayed him—I did know; I knew it.” Once again, Candace is full-out admitting that this was never an investigation in search of the truth whatever it may be. She has always been working backwards from a foregone conclusion, attempting (and failing) to backfill the story and make all the pieces fit—pieces she long ago decided had to fit. Additionally, the Bible warns us quite clearly that not every spiritual experience is from God. But Candace and her followers seem to be wholly ignorant of this very important fact and warning.

Natalie Jean Beisner

10,950 views • 4 months ago

There’s NO doubt in my mind that if Dutton had been elected, the Palinazi protests would have been stomped on, and the Bondi massacre wouldn’t have happened. I tried to make voters see sense just on this issue alone (even Pauline backed him) but everyone wanted to stick knives into Dutton and return Albo. Even now, Dutton would have been a much more robust leader than the wet wipes we now have at the helm of the LNP.

There’s NO doubt in my mind that if Dutton had been elected, the Palinazi protests would have been stomped on, and the Bondi massacre wouldn’t have happened. I tried to make voters see sense just on this issue alone (even Pauline backed him) but everyone wanted to stick knives into Dutton and return Albo. Even now, Dutton would have been a much more robust leader than the wet wipes we now have at the helm of the LNP.

Mark Rowley

38,338 views • 7 months ago

Goldman on Abrego Garcia: "If he had due process he would not have been removed. Then they would've had to go through the process of proving it. And this is why due process matters -- so you don't make mistakes like this. And that you do have a neutral arbiter that decides the law. Not the executive branch."

Goldman on Abrego Garcia: "If he had due process he would not have been removed. Then they would've had to go through the process of proving it. And this is why due process matters -- so you don't make mistakes like this. And that you do have a neutral arbiter that decides the law. Not the executive branch."

Aaron Rupar

305,297 views • 1 year ago

This $31 ribeye steak is from Walmart and the texture is very off Even after being put into the freezer for 2 days the meat still won’t freeze Walmart meat is injected with a water, salt and phosphate solution to increase its shelf life and its weight. If it has around 15% of this solution, sometimes the meat won’t freeze for days This is done to increase shelf life and profits High phosphate levels have been limited to accelerated aging and gut effects

This $31 ribeye steak is from Walmart and the texture is very off Even after being put into the freezer for 2 days the meat still won’t freeze Walmart meat is injected with a water, salt and phosphate solution to increase its shelf life and its weight. If it has around 15% of this solution, sometimes the meat won’t freeze for days This is done to increase shelf life and profits High phosphate levels have been limited to accelerated aging and gut effects

Wall Street Apes

152,111 views • 2 months ago