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This phrase is borrowed from Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar', where Brutus talks to Cassius saying, “There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune”.

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Pregnant Redhead1 year ago

Timing and seizing opportunities really can change the course of destiny!

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Token Sherpa 🧱1 year ago

Timeless wisdom, Shakespeare never misses with human nature’s turning points.

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Brett Murphy1 year ago

We the people support President Trump

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Anza1 year ago

Justice has no left wing or right wing

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Joshua1 year ago

Freedom, Goodness, and God's Grace

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Tommy Hildreth 𝕏1 year ago

🇺🇸🫡

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Matt_EUC1 year ago

The Deep State is DONE

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Sanjeev1 year ago

Amzaing #zelena

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ʂɬɛ℘ɧıɛ 🌺1 year ago

Alex stop with the ozempic. your face looks terrible.

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TAY1 year ago

omg alex jones is quoting shakespeare 🤣 like who does that? anywayz, tide of men, yeah sure, but what about the tide of pepe? 🐸 that's the real question. #bongopower #pepe

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