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When Doro's hype dies down, Will people forget about her? source) Doro太美啦(Bilibili) #NIKKE #니케 #メガニケ #ニケ #Doro #도로 #도로롱

DORO❤️

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It's not a game mod - it seems to be edited to fit Stardew Valley. I found it in a Chinese community, and Doro's daily life is so cute and healing. #NIKKE #니케 #Doro #도로 #도로롱 #メガニケ #ニケ

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An immeasurable loss for the Brewers family and for mine. Ueck was a constant source of joy, laughter and love throughout the 20 years since we met. He had the supernatural ability to make the mundane sound fascinating (see video). The term ‘GOAT’ is thrown around a lot, but he truly was the greatest of all time on the mic and one of the greatest people of all time off it. I’ll never forget how proud I was to introduce him to my daughter - he was adamant about spending time with her before what ended up being the last game he ever called. The way he lit up when he held her despite how difficult a time he was having will always stick with me. I’ll always remember the bond he had with my late grandfather, the constant stream of jokes they cracked together. He was one of my dad’s best friends. He always made fun of my mom for how nervous she’d get during games, but he made her laugh about it, which always calmed her down. His ability to connect with all people of all ages was so unique and special. There will never be another Ueck.

An immeasurable loss for the Brewers family and for mine. Ueck was a constant source of joy, laughter and love throughout the 20 years since we met. He had the supernatural ability to make the mundane sound fascinating (see video). The term ‘GOAT’ is thrown around a lot, but he truly was the greatest of all time on the mic and one of the greatest people of all time off it. I’ll never forget how proud I was to introduce him to my daughter - he was adamant about spending time with her before what ended up being the last game he ever called. The way he lit up when he held her despite how difficult a time he was having will always stick with me. I’ll always remember the bond he had with my late grandfather, the constant stream of jokes they cracked together. He was one of my dad’s best friends. He always made fun of my mom for how nervous she’d get during games, but he made her laugh about it, which always calmed her down. His ability to connect with all people of all ages was so unique and special. There will never be another Ueck.

Mike Attanasio

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This scene shows the arrest of a young woman from the city of Fardis in Iran, the city where I grew up. There is no information about her fate after she was taken into custody by the security forces of the ruling government in Iran. But our message is not only about this crime. It is addressed to you, the leaders and officials of the world. Remember this: when we were suffering under the violence of this government, you remained silent. Your silence was not neutrality, but a deliberate turning away from human suffering. With or without you, we will bring down this system built on violence, because the will of a people cannot be suppressed forever. But history will not forget that in the test of conscience, morality, and human responsibility, you failed. #IranMassacre #IranRevoIution2026 #IranProtests2026

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Ahmad Batebi 🛡️ 🇮🇷 🇺🇸

25,374 次观看 • 7 个月前

🧵 I'm extremely disappointed in people like TriggerSmart & Zach Costello I've been sounding the alarm about TriggerSmart for awhile now. People say he's "non biased" or "he's only looking for the truth." That's fine and all, but when you have people answering for the fedslop narrative, without simultaneously bringing up the anomalies, I believe you have your true answer about who they really are. TriggerSmart recently did a video "proving" a long rifle can be shoved down pants and you can still bend your knee. Well, Matt, you are going to need to address a few things. 1. How tall are all the subjects used in your video? 2. What is the length of the gun used in all of the clips your video used? 3. You will need to then explain this. Why does this individual seem to forget which leg to "limp" on?

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🇺🇸 Donald Trump: 📍 “Cuba has always managed to survive at Venezuela’s expense. Now they won’t have that money anymore, and they won’t have a source of income. You know, a lot of Cubans died yesterday. Did you know that many Cubans were killed? Maduro’s personal guards. I think the regime in Cuba will simply collapse. I don’t believe we’ll need to take any action. It looks like everything is falling apart. It will all happen on its own.” 📍 “Have you ever watched a boxing match? When someone falls and the count begins. That’s exactly what Cuba looks like — as if it’s about to go down.” 🟧 Lindsey Graham: ◾ “Just wait and watch Cuba. Cuba is a communist dictatorship that killed priests and nuns. They robbed their own people. Their days are numbered.” ◾ “One day we will wake up — hopefully in 2026 — and in our neighborhood there will be allies doing business with America… There will be no terrorist dictators left who kill Americans.” See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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62,767 次观看 • 2 年前

Kerry Roberts out here talking about egg throwing “down the Cape” and tying it back to Canton like it was some mysterious, town-wide epidemic 🥚 What she didn’t mention? The Canton incident had a name. Dianna Simoni White Canton High ‘90. Same neighborhood as the Alberts. Big supporter of the house defendants. And the best part? Allegedly lets her young daughter take the fall for throwing an egg at protesters outside the police station… …and somehow, shocker, Helana Rafferty made sure that nothing happened. But yeah, let’s keep it vague. “Some kids threw eggs.” “Things were happening in Canton.” Right. Totally random. Could’ve been anyone. Canton’s a small town. We don’t forget names. We just notice when other people leave them out.

Kerry Roberts out here talking about egg throwing “down the Cape” and tying it back to Canton like it was some mysterious, town-wide epidemic 🥚 What she didn’t mention? The Canton incident had a name. Dianna Simoni White Canton High ‘90. Same neighborhood as the Alberts. Big supporter of the house defendants. And the best part? Allegedly lets her young daughter take the fall for throwing an egg at protesters outside the police station… …and somehow, shocker, Helana Rafferty made sure that nothing happened. But yeah, let’s keep it vague. “Some kids threw eggs.” “Things were happening in Canton.” Right. Totally random. Could’ve been anyone. Canton’s a small town. We don’t forget names. We just notice when other people leave them out.

Dixie Normus

19,573 次观看 • 5 个月前

it has always been hard for me to really think about the Holocaust I can’t finish books or films devoted to it. I walked out of Schindler’s List I think of my family, and everything Nazis did to them. I relive their torment, their final agonizing moments. my mom is the same way. her mother barely survived, her grandmother was executed, along with most of the rest of her family when I think of what they went through, a fate so many others shared, a particular pain grips my chest and throat, my breath becomes ragged, and sob uncontrollably the same is true when I think of the Holocaust that Zionists have visited upon Palestinians for almost eight decades I can’t think of one Holocaust, without thinking of the other, they are forever intertwined in my soul when I see Palestinians suffering genocide, when I see anyone suffering genocide, I see my family and know it easily could be me, too I’m filled with a terrible sorrow, but also a terrible rage it’s a feeling like no other, one I can’t put into words but this, I can say — Zionist crimes, the Holocaust of Palestinians, are unforgivable. Just as Nazi crimes and the Holocaust were my family, and so many others, did not suffer and die just for Zionists to do the same to another people never again means never again, for anyone I will never forgive, I will never forget, I will never stop talking about Palestine, even through tears like the ones blurring my vision now until the day I die and finally join my family I will say, FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸

it has always been hard for me to really think about the Holocaust I can’t finish books or films devoted to it. I walked out of Schindler’s List I think of my family, and everything Nazis did to them. I relive their torment, their final agonizing moments. my mom is the same way. her mother barely survived, her grandmother was executed, along with most of the rest of her family when I think of what they went through, a fate so many others shared, a particular pain grips my chest and throat, my breath becomes ragged, and sob uncontrollably the same is true when I think of the Holocaust that Zionists have visited upon Palestinians for almost eight decades I can’t think of one Holocaust, without thinking of the other, they are forever intertwined in my soul when I see Palestinians suffering genocide, when I see anyone suffering genocide, I see my family and know it easily could be me, too I’m filled with a terrible sorrow, but also a terrible rage it’s a feeling like no other, one I can’t put into words but this, I can say — Zionist crimes, the Holocaust of Palestinians, are unforgivable. Just as Nazi crimes and the Holocaust were my family, and so many others, did not suffer and die just for Zionists to do the same to another people never again means never again, for anyone I will never forgive, I will never forget, I will never stop talking about Palestine, even through tears like the ones blurring my vision now until the day I die and finally join my family I will say, FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸

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160,573 次观看 • 2 年前

“Most people don’t care if someone says licensed instead of certified.” AKA: You don’t care that Leah blatantly lied about her credentials and misled thousands of people. And that is exactly where you’re wrong. People absolutely care because those words are not interchangeable. They may ignore it because of the sunk cost fallacy, but people who have not tied their entire identity to apophenia and these conspiracy theories will understand why it matters. That is why Leah blocks people with a following when they call her out for lying. “Licensed” communicates a higher level of professional oversight, scrutiny, and accountability than “certified.” That is why people use the term. It carries more authority. A genuine question for the defenders of theleahfiles: You told us Erika’s alleged lies about her college accolades were enough to destroy her credibility. You even used those allegations to insinuate that she could be involved in covering up Charlie’s assassination. Meanwhile, Leah has been doing phony “deep dives” into financial structures and business dealings. As a licensed professional who reviews financials and has experience with multiple business structures, I can see that she is either ignorant of how these arrangements work or deliberately misleading people into believing there are nefarious financial dealings without sufficient evidence. Yet with Leah: • She publicly claimed she was licensed, doubled down when I asked where she was licensed, and later changed it to certified. • She publicly claimed she had been doxed, but later acknowledged that the image and information people found came from a public X post made by a former employer. Meanwhile, the person she accused, Lisa Knows, ended up having non-public personal information circulated online. Yet now Brave Report you are saying none of this matters. So which standard are you using while claiming to be “seekers of truth”? If alleged dishonesty was enough for you to conclude that Erika might be involved in a cover-up, why doesn’t the same reasoning cause you to question Leah’s credibility and integrity? Or was it never really about honesty? Is it simply about who you want people to believe? And if Leah’s followers paid for her content because they believed she was a licensed fraud examiner, and that was a major reason they trusted her “investigations”, I think they should ask for a refund.

“Most people don’t care if someone says licensed instead of certified.” AKA: You don’t care that Leah blatantly lied about her credentials and misled thousands of people. And that is exactly where you’re wrong. People absolutely care because those words are not interchangeable. They may ignore it because of the sunk cost fallacy, but people who have not tied their entire identity to apophenia and these conspiracy theories will understand why it matters. That is why Leah blocks people with a following when they call her out for lying. “Licensed” communicates a higher level of professional oversight, scrutiny, and accountability than “certified.” That is why people use the term. It carries more authority. A genuine question for the defenders of theleahfiles: You told us Erika’s alleged lies about her college accolades were enough to destroy her credibility. You even used those allegations to insinuate that she could be involved in covering up Charlie’s assassination. Meanwhile, Leah has been doing phony “deep dives” into financial structures and business dealings. As a licensed professional who reviews financials and has experience with multiple business structures, I can see that she is either ignorant of how these arrangements work or deliberately misleading people into believing there are nefarious financial dealings without sufficient evidence. Yet with Leah: • She publicly claimed she was licensed, doubled down when I asked where she was licensed, and later changed it to certified. • She publicly claimed she had been doxed, but later acknowledged that the image and information people found came from a public X post made by a former employer. Meanwhile, the person she accused, Lisa Knows, ended up having non-public personal information circulated online. Yet now Brave Report you are saying none of this matters. So which standard are you using while claiming to be “seekers of truth”? If alleged dishonesty was enough for you to conclude that Erika might be involved in a cover-up, why doesn’t the same reasoning cause you to question Leah’s credibility and integrity? Or was it never really about honesty? Is it simply about who you want people to believe? And if Leah’s followers paid for her content because they believed she was a licensed fraud examiner, and that was a major reason they trusted her “investigations”, I think they should ask for a refund.

Nish Perez 🇺🇸🇵🇷

16,195 次观看 • 2 个月前

I know many people have seen this video but I’d like to break it down a bit. I found this interesting for the timeline I’ve been putting together. Many of you have seen it. I’ll publish it again soon updated. Mark met Candace before she was anyone at TPUsa? Back in early 2017 at a TPUsa event? This is when she started doing her YouTube videos that took off. Was she stalking conservative events and high profile people to get into the circle? Did she stalk Charlie for months at events? Interesting. I remember her talking once about running around a TPUsa event handing out her cards to people so they’d know who she was. And then when Mark met her he offered to help her financially by giving her 1k a month for her bills. By just meeting her at an event? Because he was impressed with her. And thought she had potential. And she wasn’t a TpUSA employee? She’s good at manipulating for sure then. Then Charlie hires her at TPUsa in November about 6 months later then when Mark met her. That seems to be when she sent Mark the vile text saying she didn’t want to ever talk to him again with no explanation. I think it’s because she didn’t need him anymore. She succeeded in getting Charlie to hire her. It lines up. Then he says Charlie and him are hunting while the Kanye blowup is going on. So it’s really early in the Candace saga when Charlie says he needs to apologize for something. That people don’t change meaning Candace. That was Oct 2018. He says on that trip it was obvious Candace and Charlie had issues. Remember Candace was fired in May of 2019 from TPUsa. So Candace was being vicious from the beginning? I bet she was the one blowing up his phone in this clip. I wonder how long after Charlie hired Candace he regretted it. I bet immediately but he had her sign a contract the day he met her so he was locked in. My question is all this is was she stalking TPUsa events to get hired before Dave Rubin introduced Charle and Candace? Dave met her in early 2017 too. Mark says he tried to warn PragerU and DW about her. And that PragerU ended ugly. Why would these companies hire her after they saw what she had done at TPUsa. That will always confuse me. No matter how popular someone is if your friends are telling you she’s psychotic why would you invite that in? Just thinking out loud. So she’s made enemies with Dave, Mark, Dennis, Jeremy, Andrew, Blake, Mikey and everyone that she’s come into contact with. They all say she’s psycho. But she’s not the problem? Anyone see a pattern? Common denominator?

Raven Grace 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

12,435 次观看 • 2 个月前

Today, I’m a year older. Today, I sat down and genuinely thought about my life. Ada, that slept on a thin rug in a “run down, face me, I slap you” house for years, with over 30 other tenants. Ada, that single handedly became a mother and father, not just to herself, but to her siblings too. Ada, that can now pay rent for a decent place and doesn’t wake up scared every day, wondering if today will be the day the landlord throws our things out and refuses to let us bring them back in. Ada, that doesn’t have to starve anymore so her siblings can have food. Ada, that hasn’t had to borrow money in years. Ada, that fulfilled her promise to her mother by taking care of her babies, who are now my babies. Ada, that finished university with a Second Class Upper while juggling several jobs. I could go on and on about the things I’ve achieved, things I never really allowed myself to feel proud of because I always felt like I wasn’t doing enough. But looking back at where I was four years ago, when I would cry to God because I hated my life, when I thought about taking the easy way out, then thought about my siblings and realised they’d have no one, so I chose to stay… I AM PROUD OF ME. Mistakes and all. I’m nowhere close to all the goals I have for myself, but I am in a much better place. I’m surrounded by amazing people, I’m building a life I once prayed for, and I genuinely love it here. So today, I’m choosing to celebrate myself. Happy Birthday, Ada Oyibo. ❤️ I love you.

Today, I’m a year older. Today, I sat down and genuinely thought about my life. Ada, that slept on a thin rug in a “run down, face me, I slap you” house for years, with over 30 other tenants. Ada, that single handedly became a mother and father, not just to herself, but to her siblings too. Ada, that can now pay rent for a decent place and doesn’t wake up scared every day, wondering if today will be the day the landlord throws our things out and refuses to let us bring them back in. Ada, that doesn’t have to starve anymore so her siblings can have food. Ada, that hasn’t had to borrow money in years. Ada, that fulfilled her promise to her mother by taking care of her babies, who are now my babies. Ada, that finished university with a Second Class Upper while juggling several jobs. I could go on and on about the things I’ve achieved, things I never really allowed myself to feel proud of because I always felt like I wasn’t doing enough. But looking back at where I was four years ago, when I would cry to God because I hated my life, when I thought about taking the easy way out, then thought about my siblings and realised they’d have no one, so I chose to stay… I AM PROUD OF ME. Mistakes and all. I’m nowhere close to all the goals I have for myself, but I am in a much better place. I’m surrounded by amazing people, I’m building a life I once prayed for, and I genuinely love it here. So today, I’m choosing to celebrate myself. Happy Birthday, Ada Oyibo. ❤️ I love you.

WADA🍀

26,121 次观看 • 7 天前

Before I was a soldier, I traveled frontline areas, mostly in Donetsk Oblast, to bring food and water to civilians living under russian terror - for 2 years. Eventually I was evacuating people and animals more than I was bringing in aid. Julie (Pictured) was my friend Sergei’s dog. Sergei helped me find the animals and people in Sivers’k who needed help the most, in the areas of the city that was usually off limits. Julie was always with him as he was driving around helping the people of Sivers’k, his home town, now under constant shelling and FPV threat by the russians. On April 14th,2024 Sergei and three others were murdered by russians. Their only crime, being Ukrainian on Ukrainian soil. I found out through a telegram channel notification, “4 civilians killed in Sivers’k”. There were no names but I instantly knew he was gone. russians will call this land their own and say they are liberating these people but he was buried with a Ukrainian flag because he was a Ukrainian man in Ukraine. The biggest enemy to the Kremlin. Two weeks later I went to visit his grave and I found Елка, russian for Christmas Tree, sitting 100m meters from his grave, waiting near the entrance of his usual place of work. I brought her home and found his family but his wife and child are living in an IDP centre, their lives uprooted by war, and they can’t take her in. Now Julie is mine. A constant reminder of why I am here, why I am fighting and why no matter what propagandists will tell you about Donetsk Oblast, it’s all just Kremlin bullshit. The most common theme with these Vatniks is that they will say anything to blame anyone else but the people who are guilty of the crimes. They will scream about Nazis and corruption, like russia doesn’t have an extreme problem with both of these things, to excuse genocide. A soldier has a choice when he holds a gun and enters a town. And we see time and time again what russians are capable of doing to other human beings. We will never forget and we will never forgive. #RussiaIsATerroristState #StandWithUkraine

Before I was a soldier, I traveled frontline areas, mostly in Donetsk Oblast, to bring food and water to civilians living under russian terror - for 2 years. Eventually I was evacuating people and animals more than I was bringing in aid. Julie (Pictured) was my friend Sergei’s dog. Sergei helped me find the animals and people in Sivers’k who needed help the most, in the areas of the city that was usually off limits. Julie was always with him as he was driving around helping the people of Sivers’k, his home town, now under constant shelling and FPV threat by the russians. On April 14th,2024 Sergei and three others were murdered by russians. Their only crime, being Ukrainian on Ukrainian soil. I found out through a telegram channel notification, “4 civilians killed in Sivers’k”. There were no names but I instantly knew he was gone. russians will call this land their own and say they are liberating these people but he was buried with a Ukrainian flag because he was a Ukrainian man in Ukraine. The biggest enemy to the Kremlin. Two weeks later I went to visit his grave and I found Елка, russian for Christmas Tree, sitting 100m meters from his grave, waiting near the entrance of his usual place of work. I brought her home and found his family but his wife and child are living in an IDP centre, their lives uprooted by war, and they can’t take her in. Now Julie is mine. A constant reminder of why I am here, why I am fighting and why no matter what propagandists will tell you about Donetsk Oblast, it’s all just Kremlin bullshit. The most common theme with these Vatniks is that they will say anything to blame anyone else but the people who are guilty of the crimes. They will scream about Nazis and corruption, like russia doesn’t have an extreme problem with both of these things, to excuse genocide. A soldier has a choice when he holds a gun and enters a town. And we see time and time again what russians are capable of doing to other human beings. We will never forget and we will never forgive. #RussiaIsATerroristState #StandWithUkraine

April Huggett

16,040 次观看 • 10 个月前

A Love Story ♥️♥️ "Bro, drop her. There are plenty of normal girls." That's what my teammate muttered in the locker room the week Leah joined our cheer squad full-time. I was the starting quarterback. Team captain. The guy people expected to date the loudest girl in the room — the one with the biggest following and the brightest spotlight. Leah didn't fit that script. She had Down syndrome. She didn't chase attention. She didn't care about being seen. But she showed up. Every single time. While everyone else filtered in late, Leah was already stretching on the sidelines. When practice ran long and tempers ran short, she stayed steady. When I threw a bad pass and slammed my helmet in frustration, she didn't flinch — she just said, "You'll get it next drive. You always do." She believed in me before I believed in myself. She waited after practice to ask how the game plan was shaping up. In study hall, when my grades started slipping, she'd slide my notebook back toward me and say, "Focus. You said you wanted that scholarship." No one else noticed when I was overwhelmed. Leah did. I started walking her home after practice. She'd tell me about her routines, how long she'd dreamed of wearing that uniform, how she practiced cheers in her bedroom mirror when she was ten. She spoke about everything with this quiet certainty — like joy was something you could train for. Somewhere between late-night games and early morning classes, I realized something: I wasn't looking for her out of responsibility. I was looking for her because she was my calm. Before every kickoff, I'd scan the sidelines until | saw her. And when she caught my eye, she'd give me that small nod like she was saying, You're ready. After graduation, people assumed we'd drift apart. We didn't. We stayed through college applications and job rejections. Through cramped apartments and long-distance moves. Through cheap furniture and shared savings accounts. We built our life slowly - brick by brick, paycheck by paycheck. Leah still shows up. She still reminds me of the things I forget. Still believes in plans I haven't finished building. Still chooses me on ordinary Tuesdays. Fifteen years later, when | look across our kitchen table, I see the same girl who stood on the sidelines and steadied my heartbeat before every game. They told me to find someone "normal." I found someone extraordinary. And I'm still choosing Leah the same way I did at seventeen — not because it's easy. But because she's the best decision I ever made.

A Love Story ♥️♥️ "Bro, drop her. There are plenty of normal girls." That's what my teammate muttered in the locker room the week Leah joined our cheer squad full-time. I was the starting quarterback. Team captain. The guy people expected to date the loudest girl in the room — the one with the biggest following and the brightest spotlight. Leah didn't fit that script. She had Down syndrome. She didn't chase attention. She didn't care about being seen. But she showed up. Every single time. While everyone else filtered in late, Leah was already stretching on the sidelines. When practice ran long and tempers ran short, she stayed steady. When I threw a bad pass and slammed my helmet in frustration, she didn't flinch — she just said, "You'll get it next drive. You always do." She believed in me before I believed in myself. She waited after practice to ask how the game plan was shaping up. In study hall, when my grades started slipping, she'd slide my notebook back toward me and say, "Focus. You said you wanted that scholarship." No one else noticed when I was overwhelmed. Leah did. I started walking her home after practice. She'd tell me about her routines, how long she'd dreamed of wearing that uniform, how she practiced cheers in her bedroom mirror when she was ten. She spoke about everything with this quiet certainty — like joy was something you could train for. Somewhere between late-night games and early morning classes, I realized something: I wasn't looking for her out of responsibility. I was looking for her because she was my calm. Before every kickoff, I'd scan the sidelines until | saw her. And when she caught my eye, she'd give me that small nod like she was saying, You're ready. After graduation, people assumed we'd drift apart. We didn't. We stayed through college applications and job rejections. Through cramped apartments and long-distance moves. Through cheap furniture and shared savings accounts. We built our life slowly - brick by brick, paycheck by paycheck. Leah still shows up. She still reminds me of the things I forget. Still believes in plans I haven't finished building. Still chooses me on ordinary Tuesdays. Fifteen years later, when | look across our kitchen table, I see the same girl who stood on the sidelines and steadied my heartbeat before every game. They told me to find someone "normal." I found someone extraordinary. And I'm still choosing Leah the same way I did at seventeen — not because it's easy. But because she's the best decision I ever made.

G-MA & G-PA

308,769 次观看 • 6 个月前