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The lines between refereeing and getting distracted blur when both competitors are undeniably hot. Can Daisy keep a clear head and maintain fair play while watching this intense match? #Wrestling #Ref JazmineCruz- Pinay Powerhouse EXXXOTICA CHICAGO Arin Jones🥃 Daisy Ducati

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sara

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35,406 次观看 • 7 天前

Megyn Kelly ERUPTS as a Washington prosecutor suggests the teenage girl s*xually assaulted by a trans wrestler may have only felt “the sensation” of being penetrated. “This is BULLSH*T!” Megyn plays the video and reads the prosecutor’s memo out loud, and it gets worse with every sentence: MEMO: "As someone who has no history with wrestling, I was unaware that touching in the area of genitals and buttocks is somewhat common, including the sensation that an opponent may be penetrating genitals." KELLY: "The sensation that one is penetrating genitals? I'm sorry, but women know if their genitals are getting penetrated or not. What the f*ck is this?" MEMO: "This practice or sensation is common enough to have a nickname in the wrestling community… 'oil checking' in wrestling circles." MEMO: "The referee who presided over the match appears to have said that while nothing stood out to him during the match, after watching the video of the match, he could not say that the suspect's hand placement was, quote, 'anything out of the ordinary'… sometimes in the course of a match… you grab what you can grab. 'That's something that happens in almost every match.'" KELLY: "You get fingers up your vag*na in almost every match? F*cking bullsh*t. This is bullsh*t. I smell fucking woke administrators who are trying to cover for a trans athlete." ADDED CONTEXT: The victim, a 15-year-old girl, alleges her trans opponent pressed fingers into her vag*na during a December 2025 girls wrestling match in Puyallup, Washington. The sheriff's office referred the case to prosecutors as third-degree r@pe. Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney Mary Robnett refused to charge the trans athlete, admitting there was "no doubt" the girl didn't want the penetration to occur but citing a consent defense for contact in organized sports. The principal and athletic coordinator of the victim's school have been criminally charged for waiting 53 days to report the incident.
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Megyn Kelly ERUPTS as a Washington prosecutor suggests the teenage girl s*xually assaulted by a trans wrestler may have only felt “the sensation” of being penetrated. “This is BULLSH*T!” Megyn plays the video and reads the prosecutor’s memo out loud, and it gets worse with every sentence: MEMO: "As someone who has no history with wrestling, I was unaware that touching in the area of genitals and buttocks is somewhat common, including the sensation that an opponent may be penetrating genitals." KELLY: "The sensation that one is penetrating genitals? I'm sorry, but women know if their genitals are getting penetrated or not. What the f*ck is this?" MEMO: "This practice or sensation is common enough to have a nickname in the wrestling community… 'oil checking' in wrestling circles." MEMO: "The referee who presided over the match appears to have said that while nothing stood out to him during the match, after watching the video of the match, he could not say that the suspect's hand placement was, quote, 'anything out of the ordinary'… sometimes in the course of a match… you grab what you can grab. 'That's something that happens in almost every match.'" KELLY: "You get fingers up your vag*na in almost every match? F*cking bullsh*t. This is bullsh*t. I smell fucking woke administrators who are trying to cover for a trans athlete." ADDED CONTEXT: The victim, a 15-year-old girl, alleges her trans opponent pressed fingers into her vag*na during a December 2025 girls wrestling match in Puyallup, Washington. The sheriff's office referred the case to prosecutors as third-degree r@pe. Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney Mary Robnett refused to charge the trans athlete, admitting there was "no doubt" the girl didn't want the penetration to occur but citing a consent defense for contact in organized sports. The principal and athletic coordinator of the victim's school have been criminally charged for waiting 53 days to report the incident.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

164,310 次观看 • 4 天前

Qullamaggie on Shitty Stocks in Hot Sectors Are Better Than the Best Stocks in a Random Sector “Yeah, that’s it, you know. Low float and a blockchain if you haven’t noticed—no, uh, you know—a blockchain-related stocks are the hottest stocks right now. And you know, if you have a very hot sector, even the shittiest stocks are gonna make bigger moves, bigger moves than the best stocks in a not-very-hot sector. That’s how it works—you gotta be in the hot sectors. You gotta be obviously—you can’t just randomly buy anything. But if you have a setup like this, can too. It’s a Chinese Bitcoin miner. That’s where I bought it yesterday—not because I like the setup, love the setup or anything. And you know, it’s a very thin stock, it’s not a big position. But I knew—these types of stocks, when a sector gets really hot, these types can double and triple very fast. I’ve been doing this for a while, like I know. Last time these are like something like DPW—it’s another getting pumped as a, or actually it’s not getting pumped as a Bitcoin anymore, or crypto play, but it used to be. No, it wasn’t this one, IGC—was it IGC? Yeah, so this was one—was a weed name. Okay, anyhow, whatever, it’s the same thing. You know, when a sector gets really hot, even some of these random shitty stocks can make enormous moves. Like IGC—look at this thing—went from like forty-five cents to fifty bucks. Now this is a weird name back in twenty-eighteen. But you know, they—they traders just want to find anything that’s gonna be the next whatever. You know, people are looking at this MARA RIOT, which I, by the way, nailed. I can’t believe how well this worked. But you know, like when I bought RIOT in the fours, the same principle. And MARA—when I bought it in the twos—when the sector gets sucked, these small ones can really go. And this ANTE, thing could go to ten bucks. And if it doesn’t work out, you take a small loss. If it works out, you’re gonna have a big return.”
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Qullamaggie on Shitty Stocks in Hot Sectors Are Better Than the Best Stocks in a Random Sector “Yeah, that’s it, you know. Low float and a blockchain if you haven’t noticed—no, uh, you know—a blockchain-related stocks are the hottest stocks right now. And you know, if you have a very hot sector, even the shittiest stocks are gonna make bigger moves, bigger moves than the best stocks in a not-very-hot sector. That’s how it works—you gotta be in the hot sectors. You gotta be obviously—you can’t just randomly buy anything. But if you have a setup like this, can too. It’s a Chinese Bitcoin miner. That’s where I bought it yesterday—not because I like the setup, love the setup or anything. And you know, it’s a very thin stock, it’s not a big position. But I knew—these types of stocks, when a sector gets really hot, these types can double and triple very fast. I’ve been doing this for a while, like I know. Last time these are like something like DPW—it’s another getting pumped as a, or actually it’s not getting pumped as a Bitcoin anymore, or crypto play, but it used to be. No, it wasn’t this one, IGC—was it IGC? Yeah, so this was one—was a weed name. Okay, anyhow, whatever, it’s the same thing. You know, when a sector gets really hot, even some of these random shitty stocks can make enormous moves. Like IGC—look at this thing—went from like forty-five cents to fifty bucks. Now this is a weird name back in twenty-eighteen. But you know, they—they traders just want to find anything that’s gonna be the next whatever. You know, people are looking at this MARA RIOT, which I, by the way, nailed. I can’t believe how well this worked. But you know, like when I bought RIOT in the fours, the same principle. And MARA—when I bought it in the twos—when the sector gets sucked, these small ones can really go. And this ANTE, thing could go to ten bucks. And if it doesn’t work out, you take a small loss. If it works out, you’re gonna have a big return.”

Lone

10,906 次观看 • 5 个月前

An estimated 4.2 million youth and young adults experience homelessness each year in the United States, a number that is both staggering and deeply unsettling. Behind that statistic are real stories of instability, trauma, and survival. Many of these young individuals are navigating life without consistent shelter, often moving between couches, cars, shelters, or the streets, all while trying to maintain some sense of normalcy. The causes are complex and often interconnected. Family conflict, economic hardship, abuse, neglect, and aging out of foster care all contribute to this growing crisis. For many, homelessness is not a single event but a cycle that disrupts education, employment, and mental health. Without stable support systems, these young people face increased risks of exploitation, substance use, and long-term health consequences. Addressing youth homelessness requires more than temporary solutions. it demands prevention, early intervention, and sustained support. Expanding access to affordable housing, strengthening family support services, and improving access to education and healthcare can make a meaningful difference. The reality is clear: investing in these young lives today is essential to breaking the cycle and building a more stable future for all.
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An estimated 4.2 million youth and young adults experience homelessness each year in the United States, a number that is both staggering and deeply unsettling. Behind that statistic are real stories of instability, trauma, and survival. Many of these young individuals are navigating life without consistent shelter, often moving between couches, cars, shelters, or the streets, all while trying to maintain some sense of normalcy. The causes are complex and often interconnected. Family conflict, economic hardship, abuse, neglect, and aging out of foster care all contribute to this growing crisis. For many, homelessness is not a single event but a cycle that disrupts education, employment, and mental health. Without stable support systems, these young people face increased risks of exploitation, substance use, and long-term health consequences. Addressing youth homelessness requires more than temporary solutions. it demands prevention, early intervention, and sustained support. Expanding access to affordable housing, strengthening family support services, and improving access to education and healthcare can make a meaningful difference. The reality is clear: investing in these young lives today is essential to breaking the cycle and building a more stable future for all.

Dr.L

98,712 次观看 • 3 个月前

The Iranian regime is slipping into full reckless delusion mode, threatening America and Israel like they are in any position to dictate terms while President Trump is clearly weighing his next move. Trump reportedly spoke with Netanyahu overnight, U.S. military assets are building across the Middle East, refuelers are positioned, strike options are ready, and JD Vance made the message brutally clear: there will be no deal that allows Iran to get a nuclear weapon. That is the line. Iran can scream, threaten, and release dramatic statements about “crushing blows” and regional war spreading beyond the Middle East, but all they are really doing is proving why Trump’s maximum pressure approach matters in the first place. This regime keeps mistaking patience for weakness, diplomacy for fear, and warnings for empty words, but they are dealing with a President who has already shown he will not let hostile regimes play nuclear games while threatening American forces, Israel, and the entire region. The world is watching a very dangerous standoff unfold in real time, and Iran should understand something fast. When Trump says time is running out, he usually means it.
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The Iranian regime is slipping into full reckless delusion mode, threatening America and Israel like they are in any position to dictate terms while President Trump is clearly weighing his next move. Trump reportedly spoke with Netanyahu overnight, U.S. military assets are building across the Middle East, refuelers are positioned, strike options are ready, and JD Vance made the message brutally clear: there will be no deal that allows Iran to get a nuclear weapon. That is the line. Iran can scream, threaten, and release dramatic statements about “crushing blows” and regional war spreading beyond the Middle East, but all they are really doing is proving why Trump’s maximum pressure approach matters in the first place. This regime keeps mistaking patience for weakness, diplomacy for fear, and warnings for empty words, but they are dealing with a President who has already shown he will not let hostile regimes play nuclear games while threatening American forces, Israel, and the entire region. The world is watching a very dangerous standoff unfold in real time, and Iran should understand something fast. When Trump says time is running out, he usually means it.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

18,914 次观看 • 2 个月前

WATCH: Charlie Kirk Was My Friend – A Final Salute to a Brother in Arms and His Catholic Connection John Yep, John Yep 🇺🇲 President Catholics for Catholics Catholics for Catholics 🇺🇲 We’re both from Chicago. He founded TPUSA at his parent’s home in Lemont, IL a few blocks from my house. His first event was in Rockford where I was born. He knew my family. As we joked, we watched the 1990s Chicago Bulls and our grandmas both watched EWTN ........... (Continuing) My last text to Charlie was sent after I knew he was already dead. Here’s what I wrote: TEXT: “Love you Charlie. I know you’re no longer here on this earth, but I know you can still read this. You would be proud of this prayer vigil we’re doing tonight. In the face of fear when they are trying to keep us from getting together in public, we’re not backing down. Tell the Lord and His Mother Mary, who you now believe in fully..;)…that I said hi and will one day see them soon. Fight on!” FULL LETTER HERE:
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WATCH: Charlie Kirk Was My Friend – A Final Salute to a Brother in Arms and His Catholic Connection John Yep, John Yep 🇺🇲 President Catholics for Catholics Catholics for Catholics 🇺🇲 We’re both from Chicago. He founded TPUSA at his parent’s home in Lemont, IL a few blocks from my house. His first event was in Rockford where I was born. He knew my family. As we joked, we watched the 1990s Chicago Bulls and our grandmas both watched EWTN ........... (Continuing) My last text to Charlie was sent after I knew he was already dead. Here’s what I wrote: TEXT: “Love you Charlie. I know you’re no longer here on this earth, but I know you can still read this. You would be proud of this prayer vigil we’re doing tonight. In the face of fear when they are trying to keep us from getting together in public, we’re not backing down. Tell the Lord and His Mother Mary, who you now believe in fully..;)…that I said hi and will one day see them soon. Fight on!” FULL LETTER HERE:

Catholics for Catholics 🇺🇲

24,050 次观看 • 11 个月前