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When Joseph Chinotimba asked why fuel that literally passes through Zimbabwe ends up cheaper in Zambia… I laughed, then I got concerned Because how does petrol cross the border and immediately start living its best life, while we’re here funding the difference? Jokes aside, that question exposed something serious... show more

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This Audi car owner is saying that the government should keep two different petrol prices. Expensive petrol for people who own luxury and costly cars, and cheaper petrol for poor people, two-wheeler riders, and taxi drivers. He said that rich people like them can afford petrol no matter how expensive it becomes. According to him, expensive petrol does not affect them because they only want comfort. He says the government should provide cheaper petrol to poor people, and in return, they are ready to buy expensive petrol themselves.

This Audi car owner is saying that the government should keep two different petrol prices. Expensive petrol for people who own luxury and costly cars, and cheaper petrol for poor people, two-wheeler riders, and taxi drivers. He said that rich people like them can afford petrol no matter how expensive it becomes. According to him, expensive petrol does not affect them because they only want comfort. He says the government should provide cheaper petrol to poor people, and in return, they are ready to buy expensive petrol themselves.

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There’s a split screen in America — and the difference couldn’t be more clear. On one side: President Trump and Republicans delivering results — SECURING the border, CUTTING taxes, UNLEASHING American energy, and making life MORE AFFORDABLE for the American people. On the other: Democrats are consumed by CHAOS — shutting down the government, sowing division, and clinging to the same failed policies that broke our country.

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Speaker Mike Johnson

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Angela White reveals she didn’t start making real money until 2020 despite bigger paydays, because she kept pouring everything back into expensive productions and LA living costs "Because once I moved here in 2016, I was making more money, but I was reinvesting all of that money into the big productions that I did." "I produced so many really big movies when I got here, like Angela Volume Three was a really expensive movie to make." "Even just like, even not the productions that I was doing, but the big productions and showcases that I was doing for other companies, I was providing all the wardrobe." "And I was buying high-end like Agent Provocateur lingerie and Honey Birdette, I can argue that you wear it in your personal life, but still, like, yes, I was making more money, but my expenses, like, grew exponentially." "It was, and then the expense of living in LA." "So I started making more money, but my living expenses just went through the roof." "So I really didn’t start to make good money until 2020." "It took that long." It took that long.

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This was the school that students got up and walked out when I was preaching. “Allah can’t hear you, Muhammad is in the grave and Joseph smith can’t deliver you.” When I said that they immediately got up and walked out. But here’s what happened next! More students stayed and heard the gospel. Then I gave an invitation to receive Jesus and this is the response!

This was the school that students got up and walked out when I was preaching. “Allah can’t hear you, Muhammad is in the grave and Joseph smith can’t deliver you.” When I said that they immediately got up and walked out. But here’s what happened next! More students stayed and heard the gospel. Then I gave an invitation to receive Jesus and this is the response!

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Augadh

13,867 views • 6 months ago

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Senator Rand Paul

114,171 views • 10 months ago

Thelma Lawson: This new life is expensive. Interviewer: Why is it expensive. Thelma: Because you are showing up for events. I came out of the house and found out that I was named ‘the most fashionable’ now I have an audience that wants to see what Thelma is wearing. #BBNaija

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TRUMP: And we are putting up wind. It does not work, aside from ruining our fields and valleys and killing all the birds. Being very weak and expensive, all made in China. I have never seen a wind farm in China. Why is that?

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372,879 views • 1 year ago

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The very fact that the people who claim to be journalists, who come from “news” organizations who are supposed to be the arbiters of truth & facts believe politicians through taxes & forced behavior change can alter the worlds climate should alarm everyone. These people are captured & are all in on this grift that will result in the decline of our wealth & quality of life. She is staring literally into the eyes of one of the people who are creating policies that will redistribute our wealth to make himself & his friends rich & she demands more action to do so? It’s madness.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

56,716 views • 9 months ago

ELON: I ALWAYS ASK THE SAME QUESTIONS WHEN HIRING SOMEONE “When I interview somebody, my interview question is always the same - tell me the story of your life and the decisions that you made along the way and why you made them. And then also tell me about some of the most difficult problems you worked on and how you solved them. That question, I think, is very important, because the people that really solved the problem, they know exactly how they solved it - they know the little details. And the people that pretended to solve the problem, they can maybe go one level and then they get stuck.” Source: Elon Musk

ELON: I ALWAYS ASK THE SAME QUESTIONS WHEN HIRING SOMEONE “When I interview somebody, my interview question is always the same - tell me the story of your life and the decisions that you made along the way and why you made them. And then also tell me about some of the most difficult problems you worked on and how you solved them. That question, I think, is very important, because the people that really solved the problem, they know exactly how they solved it - they know the little details. And the people that pretended to solve the problem, they can maybe go one level and then they get stuck.” Source: Elon Musk

Mario Nawfal

105,434 views • 1 year ago

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"I actually don't think live like you are dying is very helpful advice. Live like you are living. Live like you got your whole life in front of you, and just be your strongest, healthiest, and best self. Everything that I have told you is just more and more confirmed to me. Try to take over the world. Try to accomplish everything that you can in this life. Use your strength to its greatest ends that you can. Everyone dies. Rich people, wealthy people. Julius Caesar's dead. Alexander the Great is dead. Achilles is dead. My grandpa is dead. It's not that romantic. I'm not that special because I'm dying. It's actually one of the most common, unremarkable facts of life, I have a family that I love very much. I have four wonderful children and a tremendously supportive wife. I have found my vocation in life, my calling. I have loved being a podcaster and speaking to all of you and sharing what I have learned. And so I would just say, don't let death catch you unprepared." – Ben Wilson

Jeff Tang

29,521 views • 2 months ago

The reason Mark become confidence in his decision: That kind of thing was so precious to me. Just the fact that there was something I wanted to accomplish even if I put aside everything that made me feel safe, even money and all that, felt incredibly precious. I’ve always had this desire to be good at everything, to be the very best, so honestly, every day when I wake up, I’m just like, “I want to live today as the best I can,” with that kind of mindset. As someone who lives like that, I started wondering what the standard for “the best” is, and then, what my greatest dream is. And as everything connected, what is the greatest something I can leave behind in this life, in this world I thought, then for this greatest dream that I believe in, I should go all in with the greatest effort and the greatest focus, something like that.

The reason Mark become confidence in his decision: That kind of thing was so precious to me. Just the fact that there was something I wanted to accomplish even if I put aside everything that made me feel safe, even money and all that, felt incredibly precious. I’ve always had this desire to be good at everything, to be the very best, so honestly, every day when I wake up, I’m just like, “I want to live today as the best I can,” with that kind of mindset. As someone who lives like that, I started wondering what the standard for “the best” is, and then, what my greatest dream is. And as everything connected, what is the greatest something I can leave behind in this life, in this world I thought, then for this greatest dream that I believe in, I should go all in with the greatest effort and the greatest focus, something like that.

MARK LEE BASE

16,647 views • 1 month ago

This is why I do what I do- I believe in fair play, getting on in life and that everyone should have a good life. But the elites are laughing at us- raking in the cash, chums getting plum jobs while my constituents can't pay their bills. I don't act from ideology- I act for what's best for people. My message has struck a chord because no matter your political opinion, we all agree that our lives are not getting better whilst the elites are thriving. Something has to change. I think it's worth building consensus on that so that all of our people have better lives and that power is held to account. No more elites shafting the little guy and rubbing our face in it!

This is why I do what I do- I believe in fair play, getting on in life and that everyone should have a good life. But the elites are laughing at us- raking in the cash, chums getting plum jobs while my constituents can't pay their bills. I don't act from ideology- I act for what's best for people. My message has struck a chord because no matter your political opinion, we all agree that our lives are not getting better whilst the elites are thriving. Something has to change. I think it's worth building consensus on that so that all of our people have better lives and that power is held to account. No more elites shafting the little guy and rubbing our face in it!

Sorcha Eastwood MP

126,042 views • 4 months ago

While the outcome has been disappointing, we all worked very hard and ran a very positive campaign. It is because of that 3.4 lakh people of Thiruvananthapuram came out and supported us, which is a record in itself. As I said on 5th March when I came here, it is my mission to transform Thiruvananthapuram, and I stand by it. My commitment to the city is not only through the prism of elections; it is something that I have made my mission, and I will certainly be here to serve the people for years to come.

While the outcome has been disappointing, we all worked very hard and ran a very positive campaign. It is because of that 3.4 lakh people of Thiruvananthapuram came out and supported us, which is a record in itself. As I said on 5th March when I came here, it is my mission to transform Thiruvananthapuram, and I stand by it. My commitment to the city is not only through the prism of elections; it is something that I have made my mission, and I will certainly be here to serve the people for years to come.

Rajeev Chandrasekhar 🇮🇳

151,834 views • 2 years ago

Should Parties Collaborate in Parliament? When asked this question, I said that the purpose of collaboration is the result. Conservatives want to see a reversal of bad Liberal policies and will collaborate to try to make that happen. Our work in this Parliament will be to advance the common good and make life better for Canadians.

Should Parties Collaborate in Parliament? When asked this question, I said that the purpose of collaboration is the result. Conservatives want to see a reversal of bad Liberal policies and will collaborate to try to make that happen. Our work in this Parliament will be to advance the common good and make life better for Canadians.

Garnett Genuis

17,224 views • 1 year ago

I’m digging deeper into what I believe are explosive allegations involving the Southern Poverty Law Center and its role behind the scenes. In this clip from Liberty’s Voice, I lay out claims that operatives tied to the organization may have helped fuel and organize extremist activity—while publicly condemning it. We’re talking about coordination, funding, and influence that—if true—go far beyond advocacy and into something much more troubling. When money, messaging, and manipulation intersect like this, it raises serious questions about who’s really driving the narrative—and why. I walk through the details, the timeline, and why this matters for how Americans understand major events and the institutions shaping public perception. To watch the entire episode: Rumble: YouTube:

I’m digging deeper into what I believe are explosive allegations involving the Southern Poverty Law Center and its role behind the scenes. In this clip from Liberty’s Voice, I lay out claims that operatives tied to the organization may have helped fuel and organize extremist activity—while publicly condemning it. We’re talking about coordination, funding, and influence that—if true—go far beyond advocacy and into something much more troubling. When money, messaging, and manipulation intersect like this, it raises serious questions about who’s really driving the narrative—and why. I walk through the details, the timeline, and why this matters for how Americans understand major events and the institutions shaping public perception. To watch the entire episode: Rumble: YouTube:

Mark R. Levin

30,907 views • 4 months ago

Our communities are divided, and people are afraid - and yet instead of helping, this government is making life harder for people coming here to flee danger. I asked Yvette Cooper why she won't give asylum seekers the right to work and support their families.

Our communities are divided, and people are afraid - and yet instead of helping, this government is making life harder for people coming here to flee danger. I asked Yvette Cooper why she won't give asylum seekers the right to work and support their families.

Carla Denyer

52,867 views • 1 year ago