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While Mohamed Nasheed’s side claimed experience and seniority matter, Mariya Didi 🇲🇻 made personal attacks last night, mocking young candidate Meekail by comparing him to PNC Moosa Ali Jaleel and joking he “may soon be swimming.” At the same time, Meekail Naseem’s Malé City rally focused only on policies,... show more

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Becoming Rahul Gandhi is not easy. At a very young age, he lost his grandmother, and later, his father was assassinated. Experiences of such magnitude often leave people with anger, resentment, and hatred. Yet, instead of allowing tragedy to shape him in that way, Rahul Gandhi chose a different path. Raised by Sonia Gandhi with values of compassion and empathy, he learned the power of love over hate. He endured immense personal loss, years of public scrutiny, and constant political attacks, yet he continued to advocate unity rather than division. Perhaps that is why, even today, he rarely responds to hatred with hatred. Instead, he has consistently spoken about bringing people together. His commitment to this idea was reflected in the Bharat Jodo Yatra, a nationwide journey aimed at strengthening social harmony and national unity. During the yatra, he popularized the slogan "Mohabbat Ki Dukaan" emphasizing that empathy and understanding are stronger forces than hatred and polarization. When I had the opportunity to meet Rahul, he shared the same lesson with all of us: hatred cannot defeat hatred- it can only be overcome through love and compassion. This philosophy can be summed up in his guiding principle: "Be someone who listens to sorrows, feels them, and gives strength." Hatred is limited, but love is endless. Rahul Gandhi continues to inspire many young people by standing firm in his beliefs despite immense pressure and criticism. His journey serves as a reminder that no matter how powerful hatred may appear, love, empathy, and humanity ultimately prevail. Love you Rahul Gandhi 🫶🥹🫂❤️

Becoming Rahul Gandhi is not easy. At a very young age, he lost his grandmother, and later, his father was assassinated. Experiences of such magnitude often leave people with anger, resentment, and hatred. Yet, instead of allowing tragedy to shape him in that way, Rahul Gandhi chose a different path. Raised by Sonia Gandhi with values of compassion and empathy, he learned the power of love over hate. He endured immense personal loss, years of public scrutiny, and constant political attacks, yet he continued to advocate unity rather than division. Perhaps that is why, even today, he rarely responds to hatred with hatred. Instead, he has consistently spoken about bringing people together. His commitment to this idea was reflected in the Bharat Jodo Yatra, a nationwide journey aimed at strengthening social harmony and national unity. During the yatra, he popularized the slogan "Mohabbat Ki Dukaan" emphasizing that empathy and understanding are stronger forces than hatred and polarization. When I had the opportunity to meet Rahul, he shared the same lesson with all of us: hatred cannot defeat hatred- it can only be overcome through love and compassion. This philosophy can be summed up in his guiding principle: "Be someone who listens to sorrows, feels them, and gives strength." Hatred is limited, but love is endless. Rahul Gandhi continues to inspire many young people by standing firm in his beliefs despite immense pressure and criticism. His journey serves as a reminder that no matter how powerful hatred may appear, love, empathy, and humanity ultimately prevail. Love you Rahul Gandhi 🫶🥹🫂❤️

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22,944 views • 3 months ago

Yes - I do agree with Hassan Kurusee, former President Mohamed Nasheed is indeed a brilliant systems architect, a visionary, & a leader who GENUINELY loves freedom. He connects with ordinary Maldivians like very few can. That’s why many of us once supported him strongly. That’s why I once loved this leader with all my heart. But even with all this, Mohamed Nasheed has SERIOUS, DEEP, flaws that makes him unsuitable for a political leader & a president. 1. FIRST & MOST SERIOUS: Mohamed Nasheed has uncontrollable anger issues. When he gets triggered, he completely loses restraint, completely loses control & makes impulsive decisions that destroy everything around him. Many close to his personal life would agree. The clearest example for us is how he managed the Feb 7, 2012 disaster and how MDP Secretariat gov ended on that day. It was absolutely wrong for the top generals & security officers at that time to betray a sitting president and they must face consequences for that treachery. BUT instead of calmly/wisely using the real power Mohamed Nasheed had as the President of Maldives (power over the majority of the army, police plus the entire gov) he LOST HIS TEMPER COMPLETELY. He started yelling, shouting, moving around frantically, and acting with ZERO CONTROL as we see in this video This crazy emotional outburst allowed the Feb 7 coup leader to penetrate into the security forces and establish their control and allowed the situation to escalate quickly and spiral out of hand. That dangerous day Mohamed Nasheed’s rage clouded his judgment when strategic, presidential leadership was needed most for the country. He probably regrets it even if he doesn’t admit it now. 2. SECOND, Mohamed Nasheed strongly believes he is the only person with the ONE & ONLY right vision for Maldives & the only person capable of leading Maldives. He strongly refuses to accept that other talented leaders (even young MDP ppl) can also be visionary and can lead Maldives. And this arrogance of Mohamed Nasheed has caused him to sideline & overshadow everyone else that tries to compete him in leadership. —- These two terrible and fatal flaws of Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial is why I am unable to support him neither as a party leader at any level or even a president or for any leadership role. And these flaws and problems of Mohamed Nasheed explain why he split MDP Secretariat after losing the 2023 primaries, formed TheDemocrats, and later tried to destroy MDP Secretariat . However, LET ME BE CLEAR: If Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial would ever truly overcome his uncontrollable anger & massive ego, me & many young / old people would support him again. However, given his repeated history, I don’t see this happening anytime soon. I hope it does though. And I believe Mohamed Nasheed’s situation is a very real loss for Maldives.

Yes - I do agree with Hassan Kurusee, former President Mohamed Nasheed is indeed a brilliant systems architect, a visionary, & a leader who GENUINELY loves freedom. He connects with ordinary Maldivians like very few can. That’s why many of us once supported him strongly. That’s why I once loved this leader with all my heart. But even with all this, Mohamed Nasheed has SERIOUS, DEEP, flaws that makes him unsuitable for a political leader & a president. 1. FIRST & MOST SERIOUS: Mohamed Nasheed has uncontrollable anger issues. When he gets triggered, he completely loses restraint, completely loses control & makes impulsive decisions that destroy everything around him. Many close to his personal life would agree. The clearest example for us is how he managed the Feb 7, 2012 disaster and how MDP Secretariat gov ended on that day. It was absolutely wrong for the top generals & security officers at that time to betray a sitting president and they must face consequences for that treachery. BUT instead of calmly/wisely using the real power Mohamed Nasheed had as the President of Maldives (power over the majority of the army, police plus the entire gov) he LOST HIS TEMPER COMPLETELY. He started yelling, shouting, moving around frantically, and acting with ZERO CONTROL as we see in this video This crazy emotional outburst allowed the Feb 7 coup leader to penetrate into the security forces and establish their control and allowed the situation to escalate quickly and spiral out of hand. That dangerous day Mohamed Nasheed’s rage clouded his judgment when strategic, presidential leadership was needed most for the country. He probably regrets it even if he doesn’t admit it now. 2. SECOND, Mohamed Nasheed strongly believes he is the only person with the ONE & ONLY right vision for Maldives & the only person capable of leading Maldives. He strongly refuses to accept that other talented leaders (even young MDP ppl) can also be visionary and can lead Maldives. And this arrogance of Mohamed Nasheed has caused him to sideline & overshadow everyone else that tries to compete him in leadership. —- These two terrible and fatal flaws of Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial is why I am unable to support him neither as a party leader at any level or even a president or for any leadership role. And these flaws and problems of Mohamed Nasheed explain why he split MDP Secretariat after losing the 2023 primaries, formed TheDemocrats, and later tried to destroy MDP Secretariat . However, LET ME BE CLEAR: If Mohamed Nasheed MN unofficial would ever truly overcome his uncontrollable anger & massive ego, me & many young / old people would support him again. However, given his repeated history, I don’t see this happening anytime soon. I hope it does though. And I believe Mohamed Nasheed’s situation is a very real loss for Maldives.

Hathu ✈️

36,111 views • 5 months ago

Dear Sikka Team That was a great decision to form a DEMOCRATS and to campaign for IBU NOON GOTHE. The Democratic Party was formed, and “Ibu Noon Gothe” emerged because of your team’s efforts. They succeeded in establishing that movement. In politics, there comes a time to make bold decisions,such decisions may lead to great achievements or may not succeed at all,that is the nature of politics. Everyone knows how Ibrahim Mohamed Solih came to power. After the #mvcoupe all MDP members and many Dhivehin wanted to establish again an MDP government. The 2013 elections were annulled twice until the opposition eventually won. Due to the MMPRC corruption and mistakes made by Yameen, people were desperate for change. Nasheed was disqualified from contesting by the court. He then supported his best friend Solih (and his cousin husband) to contest on the MDP ticket, who eventually won the 2018 presidential election with the endorsement of other parties. It was verbally agreed that there would be a midterm election after Nasheed was freed from the court verdict. However, everyone knew that this would not happen, and no one strongly pushed for it.ITS FINE OK. People did not know who Solih was until 2018. He was not widely recognized politically and had little political influence beyond his home island, Hinnavaru. To secure a parliamentary majority, Nasheed visited many islands, campaigned actively, and urged people to vote for MDP, noting that the party’s first government had been easily toppled due to the lack of a Majilis majority. However, what we later observed was that the Solih faction within the government and the Majlis openly used inappropriate and disrespectful language toward Nasheed, even in his presence. The Nasheed faction was sidelined both in the government and within the party. Meanwhile, Solih’s faction and senior members repeatedly claimed that the 2023 election could be won without Nasheed. Even in late 2023, the Nasheed team consulted Solih and attempted to reach common ground, but Solih’s team believed they could succeed in the election without the Nasheed faction. It is widely believed that Solih would not win the 2028 election, even with Nasheed’s full support and endorsement from FULL MDP TEAM,as the political landscape in the Maldives has changed significantly, and Solih is not seen as a strong candidate by many. MN unofficial Mohamed Rasheed Hussain Ali Niyaz 🎈 AishathShifana Sabra 🎈 Shauna Aminath 🎈❓ Hisaan 🎈؟ Eva Abdulla Aslam 🎈 Mohamed Aslam Waddey Ibrahim Rasheed Faisal Naseem Mariya Didi 🇲🇻 Hisaan 🎈؟ 𝐈𝐦𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐳 𝐅𝐚𝐡𝐦𝐲 Hassan Latheef Ilyas Labeeb 🎈 Ahmed Shamheed Abdul Gafoor Moosa Abdulla Shahid Maverick Ibra Fayyaz Ismail Luke Meekail Naseem Miuvaan 𝐑𝐨𝐳𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐀𝐝𝐚𝐦

Dear Sikka Team That was a great decision to form a DEMOCRATS and to campaign for IBU NOON GOTHE. The Democratic Party was formed, and “Ibu Noon Gothe” emerged because of your team’s efforts. They succeeded in establishing that movement. In politics, there comes a time to make bold decisions,such decisions may lead to great achievements or may not succeed at all,that is the nature of politics. Everyone knows how Ibrahim Mohamed Solih came to power. After the #mvcoupe all MDP members and many Dhivehin wanted to establish again an MDP government. The 2013 elections were annulled twice until the opposition eventually won. Due to the MMPRC corruption and mistakes made by Yameen, people were desperate for change. Nasheed was disqualified from contesting by the court. He then supported his best friend Solih (and his cousin husband) to contest on the MDP ticket, who eventually won the 2018 presidential election with the endorsement of other parties. It was verbally agreed that there would be a midterm election after Nasheed was freed from the court verdict. However, everyone knew that this would not happen, and no one strongly pushed for it.ITS FINE OK. People did not know who Solih was until 2018. He was not widely recognized politically and had little political influence beyond his home island, Hinnavaru. To secure a parliamentary majority, Nasheed visited many islands, campaigned actively, and urged people to vote for MDP, noting that the party’s first government had been easily toppled due to the lack of a Majilis majority. However, what we later observed was that the Solih faction within the government and the Majlis openly used inappropriate and disrespectful language toward Nasheed, even in his presence. The Nasheed faction was sidelined both in the government and within the party. Meanwhile, Solih’s faction and senior members repeatedly claimed that the 2023 election could be won without Nasheed. Even in late 2023, the Nasheed team consulted Solih and attempted to reach common ground, but Solih’s team believed they could succeed in the election without the Nasheed faction. It is widely believed that Solih would not win the 2028 election, even with Nasheed’s full support and endorsement from FULL MDP TEAM,as the political landscape in the Maldives has changed significantly, and Solih is not seen as a strong candidate by many. MN unofficial Mohamed Rasheed Hussain Ali Niyaz 🎈 AishathShifana Sabra 🎈 Shauna Aminath 🎈❓ Hisaan 🎈؟ Eva Abdulla Aslam 🎈 Mohamed Aslam Waddey Ibrahim Rasheed Faisal Naseem Mariya Didi 🇲🇻 Hisaan 🎈؟ 𝐈𝐦𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐳 𝐅𝐚𝐡𝐦𝐲 Hassan Latheef Ilyas Labeeb 🎈 Ahmed Shamheed Abdul Gafoor Moosa Abdulla Shahid Maverick Ibra Fayyaz Ismail Luke Meekail Naseem Miuvaan 𝐑𝐨𝐳𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐀𝐝𝐚𝐦

Andrew

10,844 views • 5 months ago

In moments of heightened political emotion, words can either heal or destroy. Tinmac has stepped forward with a voice of reason, offering firm but thoughtful advice to Tungwarara following the rally insults. His message is clear: leadership is not proven by how loud the insults are, but by how disciplined the message remains. Rallies should be platforms of vision, unity and purpose , not arenas for personal attacks. Tinmac reminds Tungwarara that the people are listening, the youth are watching and history records every word spoken in the heat of the moment. True strength lies in restraint, respect and focusing on issues that uplift communities rather than dividing them. At a time when the nation needs maturity, clarity and hope, Tinmac’s counsel stands as a timely reminder that politics must serve the people, not egos. The call is simple but powerful: rise above provocation, speak with responsibility and let actions and ideas do the talking. Leaders are remembered not for the insults they throw, but for the direction they give the nation.

In moments of heightened political emotion, words can either heal or destroy. Tinmac has stepped forward with a voice of reason, offering firm but thoughtful advice to Tungwarara following the rally insults. His message is clear: leadership is not proven by how loud the insults are, but by how disciplined the message remains. Rallies should be platforms of vision, unity and purpose , not arenas for personal attacks. Tinmac reminds Tungwarara that the people are listening, the youth are watching and history records every word spoken in the heat of the moment. True strength lies in restraint, respect and focusing on issues that uplift communities rather than dividing them. At a time when the nation needs maturity, clarity and hope, Tinmac’s counsel stands as a timely reminder that politics must serve the people, not egos. The call is simple but powerful: rise above provocation, speak with responsibility and let actions and ideas do the talking. Leaders are remembered not for the insults they throw, but for the direction they give the nation.

Shumbakadzi👑

33,667 views • 8 months ago

🚨 DNI TULSI GABBARD JUST NOW: "Unfortunately, I must submit my resignation, effective June 30, 2026. My husband, Abraham, has recently been diagnosed with an extremely rare form of bone cancer. He faces major challenges in the coming weeks and months." "At this time, I must step away from public service to be by his side and fully support him through this battle." "Abraham has been my rock throughout our eleven years of marriage — standing steadfast through my deployment to East Africa on a Joint Special Operations mission, multiple political campaigns, and now my service in this role. His strength and love have sustained me through every challenge." "I cannot in good conscience ask him to face this fight alone while I continue in this demanding and time-consuming position." "While we have made significant progress at the ODNI — advancing unprecedented transparency and restoring integrity to the intelligence community — I recognize there is still important work to be done. I am fully committed to ensuring a smooth and thorough transition over the coming weeks so that you and your team experience no disruption in leadership or momentum." "Thank you for your understanding during this deeply personal and difficult time for our family. I will remain forever grateful to you and to the American people for the profound honor of serving our nation as DNI." 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

🚨 DNI TULSI GABBARD JUST NOW: "Unfortunately, I must submit my resignation, effective June 30, 2026. My husband, Abraham, has recently been diagnosed with an extremely rare form of bone cancer. He faces major challenges in the coming weeks and months." "At this time, I must step away from public service to be by his side and fully support him through this battle." "Abraham has been my rock throughout our eleven years of marriage — standing steadfast through my deployment to East Africa on a Joint Special Operations mission, multiple political campaigns, and now my service in this role. His strength and love have sustained me through every challenge." "I cannot in good conscience ask him to face this fight alone while I continue in this demanding and time-consuming position." "While we have made significant progress at the ODNI — advancing unprecedented transparency and restoring integrity to the intelligence community — I recognize there is still important work to be done. I am fully committed to ensuring a smooth and thorough transition over the coming weeks so that you and your team experience no disruption in leadership or momentum." "Thank you for your understanding during this deeply personal and difficult time for our family. I will remain forever grateful to you and to the American people for the profound honor of serving our nation as DNI." 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Eric Daugherty

65,739 views • 4 months ago

Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, at a dinner hosted in honour last evening, dismissed grapevine hypotheses attributing his AUC Chairmanship loss to a raft of hollow theories, including but not limited to; his age factor, insufficient financial investment in the shuttle diplomacy, and President Ruto's political motive. While assuring the delegates present that the AUC Chairmanship race was his personal decision devoid of coercion from any political quarter, he thanked President William Ruto for his indefatigable personal sacrifice, unfaltering logistical support, and unfettered access to all diplomatic missions across African capitals. As a way forward from the events on Saturday, Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga encouraged Kenyans to dust themselves up from mourning his loss and put their foot forward towards focusing on nation-building, reiterating that this is not the time for lamentations, blames games and name calling. Win or lose, the campaign secretariat has no regrets; the candidate is walking with his head tall, as there will be another opportunity for him to serve, and he will always be ready when duty calls. We welcome you back to the motherland, son of the soil. You are our son, in whom we are well pleased.

Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, at a dinner hosted in honour last evening, dismissed grapevine hypotheses attributing his AUC Chairmanship loss to a raft of hollow theories, including but not limited to; his age factor, insufficient financial investment in the shuttle diplomacy, and President Ruto's political motive. While assuring the delegates present that the AUC Chairmanship race was his personal decision devoid of coercion from any political quarter, he thanked President William Ruto for his indefatigable personal sacrifice, unfaltering logistical support, and unfettered access to all diplomatic missions across African capitals. As a way forward from the events on Saturday, Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga encouraged Kenyans to dust themselves up from mourning his loss and put their foot forward towards focusing on nation-building, reiterating that this is not the time for lamentations, blames games and name calling. Win or lose, the campaign secretariat has no regrets; the candidate is walking with his head tall, as there will be another opportunity for him to serve, and he will always be ready when duty calls. We welcome you back to the motherland, son of the soil. You are our son, in whom we are well pleased.

Gabriel Oguda

185,369 views • 1 year ago

Today, I shared the most personal of stories publicly for the first time about my Mum’s impossible bind and lack of real choice in the late-stage of her terminal illness last year. I will let my speech, and her story, speak for itself here. This vote today was on whether we continue our work on this or not — not a final vote that would have seen this Bill come into law. I voted for the Bill to proceed for further consideration, like last time, but this was not the majority vote, this time. I’m disappointed that we cannot continue our consideration of this at this time, and then have been able to take a final view, like last time. I want to be clear that I fully respect and appreciate that there are different views on this issue. I’m grateful to every fellow resident who has been in touch to share theirs, and engaged with me and one another with care and consideration on this. My lived experience has made my belief in the principle of choice for terminally ill adults crystal clear. But regardless of my experience, my job is to be legislator. I would never vote for a Bill if I felt it were unsafe. Indeed, amendments of mine to the previous version of this Bill were accepted unanimously by MPs, with different viewpoints and from different political parties. I will always listen, and consider such decisions deeply. I hope that no matter whether we share the same view on the principle of this issue, this approach is welcome. It’s impossible for any two people to agree all of the time, but that’s doesn’t mean any of us have anything other than the best of intentions. I’m glad that I did what I could today to speak up for my Mum, and others with terminal illnesses who want to have choice over their life and their death. It was tough, but I know it’s what she would have wanted. The hardest part, though, is knowing that more people will now have to go through this same experience as my Mum, me, and my whole family, before this next comes back to the Commons - and I truly wouldn’t wish this on anyone.

Today, I shared the most personal of stories publicly for the first time about my Mum’s impossible bind and lack of real choice in the late-stage of her terminal illness last year. I will let my speech, and her story, speak for itself here. This vote today was on whether we continue our work on this or not — not a final vote that would have seen this Bill come into law. I voted for the Bill to proceed for further consideration, like last time, but this was not the majority vote, this time. I’m disappointed that we cannot continue our consideration of this at this time, and then have been able to take a final view, like last time. I want to be clear that I fully respect and appreciate that there are different views on this issue. I’m grateful to every fellow resident who has been in touch to share theirs, and engaged with me and one another with care and consideration on this. My lived experience has made my belief in the principle of choice for terminally ill adults crystal clear. But regardless of my experience, my job is to be legislator. I would never vote for a Bill if I felt it were unsafe. Indeed, amendments of mine to the previous version of this Bill were accepted unanimously by MPs, with different viewpoints and from different political parties. I will always listen, and consider such decisions deeply. I hope that no matter whether we share the same view on the principle of this issue, this approach is welcome. It’s impossible for any two people to agree all of the time, but that’s doesn’t mean any of us have anything other than the best of intentions. I’m glad that I did what I could today to speak up for my Mum, and others with terminal illnesses who want to have choice over their life and their death. It was tough, but I know it’s what she would have wanted. The hardest part, though, is knowing that more people will now have to go through this same experience as my Mum, me, and my whole family, before this next comes back to the Commons - and I truly wouldn’t wish this on anyone.

Claire Hazelgrove MP

33,357 views • 17 days ago

Ok, serious hat on. ZOG is dredging up a years old attempt of Milo Yiannopoulos to smear Nick Fuentes and the groypers. I did an 11 hour stream and interviewed the only person who ever leveled claims against Ali Alexander, where we discussed how Milo had arranged this entire narrative for the sole purpose of smearing Nick and Ali, who he had beef with. Because of this, I feel like I should address it again even though this is transparently another bad faith attack leveraging an actual abuse that has literally nothing to do with Nick in a clumsy attack against Nick. This Ali thing is repeated a lot by insane retards like Jaden who has been doing a hate show stalking Nick every day to 50 people since they stopped being friends 4 years ago. So it's something most groypers just ignore because it is known from the streams I and others did at the time to just be bullshit. It's an intricate drama, so I'll keep it concise. 1: Smiley chats with Ali in 2017 at age 15, trying to get a job for Milo/meet Milo. He sends him nudes at request to make this happen. He attempts to goad Smiley into meeting up with him at Milo's events, but smiley refuses, eventually ending the "relationship." This is before he is a groyper or groypers are even a thing. 2. Ali Alexander organized the 2021 stop the steal campaign and allowed Nick at his events, which at the time was extremely rare and useful to the groypers, leading to a working relationship, this relationship is massively overstated and Ali really was still very much an outsider who worked with AF, as he had his own organization and network. 3. 5 years after the fact, in 2022, Smiley for the first time tells Milo, his childhood idol, about what happened as Milo had a falling out with Ali Alexander and had made an open call for anyone with dirt. By this point, Smiley was a groyper, and Milo also had a working relationship with AF as he was close to politicians. Smiley has never claimed any further contact with Ali and was around 20 years old by this point. 4. Milo sits on this information and refuses to release it. After 6 months, he instead sends Nick vague texts saying Ali is "bad news" and hysterically requesting Nick cut all contact with Ali and disavow him. Nick requests evidence, and Milo refuses. 5. Nick and Milo have a falling out in 2023 following Nick's discovery that Milo was apparently still living with his gay black ex-husband and believing the rebirth as a straight Christian was just a desperate attempt for relevancy. 6. Immediately after this falling out, Milo responds after a year of nothing and collects a statement from Smiley about Ali Alexander. He then publishes it as well as the private intimate photos Smiley had sent Milo as evidence of the abuse all without Smiley's consent or knowledge. Milo uses this as a direct attack against Nick. 7. Nick is blindsided by this and immediately reaches out to Smiley and gets the story from him directly. After hearing it from Smiley, Nick disavows Ali's actions publicly on his show and cuts contact with him. And begins attempting to fight against the smear campaign brought forward by bad faith actors. 8. Milo launches "The Ali Files," claiming to have dozens more abuse victims of Ali, that there is an ongoing investigation he is organizing with the police and FBI. He uses it to continually attack Nick and tie him to this scandal. As of now, I am unaware of any arrests that have been made, any further victims to come forward, or any more actual verified information. There has been really nothing other than attacks on Nick since 2023. Now, I did an 11 hour stream examining the evidence, I invited on Smiley to tell his story, and I took heat at the time from groypers for being so fair and taking it seriously without being bias. Because it is serious. Smiley has never blamed Nick. The only people blaming Nick already want him dead and are hoping to trick you too. Please listen to the following recording of that interview from 2023:

Ok, serious hat on. ZOG is dredging up a years old attempt of Milo Yiannopoulos to smear Nick Fuentes and the groypers. I did an 11 hour stream and interviewed the only person who ever leveled claims against Ali Alexander, where we discussed how Milo had arranged this entire narrative for the sole purpose of smearing Nick and Ali, who he had beef with. Because of this, I feel like I should address it again even though this is transparently another bad faith attack leveraging an actual abuse that has literally nothing to do with Nick in a clumsy attack against Nick. This Ali thing is repeated a lot by insane retards like Jaden who has been doing a hate show stalking Nick every day to 50 people since they stopped being friends 4 years ago. So it's something most groypers just ignore because it is known from the streams I and others did at the time to just be bullshit. It's an intricate drama, so I'll keep it concise. 1: Smiley chats with Ali in 2017 at age 15, trying to get a job for Milo/meet Milo. He sends him nudes at request to make this happen. He attempts to goad Smiley into meeting up with him at Milo's events, but smiley refuses, eventually ending the "relationship." This is before he is a groyper or groypers are even a thing. 2. Ali Alexander organized the 2021 stop the steal campaign and allowed Nick at his events, which at the time was extremely rare and useful to the groypers, leading to a working relationship, this relationship is massively overstated and Ali really was still very much an outsider who worked with AF, as he had his own organization and network. 3. 5 years after the fact, in 2022, Smiley for the first time tells Milo, his childhood idol, about what happened as Milo had a falling out with Ali Alexander and had made an open call for anyone with dirt. By this point, Smiley was a groyper, and Milo also had a working relationship with AF as he was close to politicians. Smiley has never claimed any further contact with Ali and was around 20 years old by this point. 4. Milo sits on this information and refuses to release it. After 6 months, he instead sends Nick vague texts saying Ali is "bad news" and hysterically requesting Nick cut all contact with Ali and disavow him. Nick requests evidence, and Milo refuses. 5. Nick and Milo have a falling out in 2023 following Nick's discovery that Milo was apparently still living with his gay black ex-husband and believing the rebirth as a straight Christian was just a desperate attempt for relevancy. 6. Immediately after this falling out, Milo responds after a year of nothing and collects a statement from Smiley about Ali Alexander. He then publishes it as well as the private intimate photos Smiley had sent Milo as evidence of the abuse all without Smiley's consent or knowledge. Milo uses this as a direct attack against Nick. 7. Nick is blindsided by this and immediately reaches out to Smiley and gets the story from him directly. After hearing it from Smiley, Nick disavows Ali's actions publicly on his show and cuts contact with him. And begins attempting to fight against the smear campaign brought forward by bad faith actors. 8. Milo launches "The Ali Files," claiming to have dozens more abuse victims of Ali, that there is an ongoing investigation he is organizing with the police and FBI. He uses it to continually attack Nick and tie him to this scandal. As of now, I am unaware of any arrests that have been made, any further victims to come forward, or any more actual verified information. There has been really nothing other than attacks on Nick since 2023. Now, I did an 11 hour stream examining the evidence, I invited on Smiley to tell his story, and I took heat at the time from groypers for being so fair and taking it seriously without being bias. Because it is serious. Smiley has never blamed Nick. The only people blaming Nick already want him dead and are hoping to trick you too. Please listen to the following recording of that interview from 2023:

Alexander Augustine

263,964 views • 10 months ago

It was last year in April while we were working for the relief & rehabilitation at #Khargone & #Sendhwa that I received this unexpected call. It was Asaduddin Owaisi sb who called to enquire about the situation there. Over almost a months time, we talked on many occasions. I briefed him about the relief works we were doing there & he shared the works by AIMIM team. His team worked with many survivors of violence & communal demolition at Khargone & Sendhwa. In the #Haldwani demolition that was later stayed by the court, we also talked about the legal approach and other mitigations. In past 10 days, while working with the #Nuh relief works, he has called me many a times and not just a call, his team is working with some relief works. Every time I talk to him, I feel the same pain in his voice as if he is there with the survivors and seen things through his eyes. It is beyond any doubt that he is one of the finest & bravest political leader of our times. One may criticise him or disagree with him but it is impossible to be like Asaduddin Owaisi sb.

It was last year in April while we were working for the relief & rehabilitation at #Khargone & #Sendhwa that I received this unexpected call. It was Asaduddin Owaisi sb who called to enquire about the situation there. Over almost a months time, we talked on many occasions. I briefed him about the relief works we were doing there & he shared the works by AIMIM team. His team worked with many survivors of violence & communal demolition at Khargone & Sendhwa. In the #Haldwani demolition that was later stayed by the court, we also talked about the legal approach and other mitigations. In past 10 days, while working with the #Nuh relief works, he has called me many a times and not just a call, his team is working with some relief works. Every time I talk to him, I feel the same pain in his voice as if he is there with the survivors and seen things through his eyes. It is beyond any doubt that he is one of the finest & bravest political leader of our times. One may criticise him or disagree with him but it is impossible to be like Asaduddin Owaisi sb.

Aasif Mujtaba

229,950 views • 3 years ago

Why did Former President Rodrigo Duterte, during his time as Mayor of Davao City and President of the Republic of the Philippines, strongly emphasize peace and order, including the fight against illegal drugs? For Tatay Digong, (Former President Duterte), law and order weren’t just policies—they were personal. He saw firsthand what crime could do to a city and made it his mission to fix it. Whether through controversial or effective means, Duterte’s legacy in Davao City remains one of transforming a once-dangerous urban center into one of the safest in the country. 1. The Violent Past of Davao City (1970s–1980s) • Before Duterte became mayor in 1988, Davao City was known as the "Murder Capital of the Philippines" due to rampant crime, communist insurgency, and warlordism. • The New People’s Army (NPA) had strongholds in the region, and the city was plagued with assassinations, kidnappings, and drug-related violence. • The presence of vigilante groups made the city one of the most dangerous in the country. 2. Duterte’s Early Career as a Prosecutor • Before entering politics, Duterte was a prosecutor in Davao City, handling cases involving drugs, criminal syndicates, and rebel groups. • He witnessed firsthand how crime, impunity, and corruption crippled the city, likely shaping his hardline stance against lawlessness. 3. Personal Convictions on Leadership and Governance • Duterte has always believed that economic progress is impossible without law and order. • He saw that past mayors failed to control crime, and he took it upon himself to clean up Davao when he took office in 1988. • His approach was swift and direct, implementing strict policies on curfews, liquor bans, and firearm regulations. 4. Influence of His Father • Duterte’s father, Vicente Duterte, was a former governor of the undivided Davao province. • Vicente was known for his discipline and governance style, and Duterte likely inherited this perspective on strong leadership. 5. His Close Ties with Police and Military • Unlike traditional politicians, Duterte developed deep ties with law enforcement and the military, understanding their challenges and using them to enforce his vision of order. • He provided better salaries and benefits to the police in Davao & gave them more operational freedom to combat crime. 6. His Strong Anti-Drug and Anti-Crime Advocacy • Duterte was particularly aggressive against illegal drugs, seeing them as the root cause of crime. • He declared that drug lords and criminals had no place in his city, which later became a national policy when he became president. • His tough stance led to allegations of EJKs, but his supporters argue that it was necessary to maintain order. 7. Support from the Business Community • Business leaders in Davao City supported Duterte’s law-and-order policies because they made the city safer for investments. • The once-dangerous city transformed into an attractive destination for investors, with shopping malls, international hotels, and businesses thriving under his tenure. 8. His ‘Strongman’ Leadership Style • Duterte’s leadership approach is similar to that of other figures known for strong-willed leadership and pragmatism, where results take precedence. He has a no-nonsense approach to crime and discipline. 9. Personal Experience w/ Threats and Violence • His direct involvement in security matters—sometimes personally joining patrols and inspecting crime scenes at night—showed his commitment to enforcing his policies. 10. Political Longevity and Public Approval • Duterte’s success in drastically lowering crime rates in Davao led to overwhelming support, and he secured multiple re-election victories (he served 22 years as mayor). • His “Davao Model” of governance ultimately catapulted him to the presidency, with many Filipinos believed he could replicate the same nationwide. Feel free to share 🙏😊❤ #bringhimhome👊👊👊

Why did Former President Rodrigo Duterte, during his time as Mayor of Davao City and President of the Republic of the Philippines, strongly emphasize peace and order, including the fight against illegal drugs? For Tatay Digong, (Former President Duterte), law and order weren’t just policies—they were personal. He saw firsthand what crime could do to a city and made it his mission to fix it. Whether through controversial or effective means, Duterte’s legacy in Davao City remains one of transforming a once-dangerous urban center into one of the safest in the country. 1. The Violent Past of Davao City (1970s–1980s) • Before Duterte became mayor in 1988, Davao City was known as the "Murder Capital of the Philippines" due to rampant crime, communist insurgency, and warlordism. • The New People’s Army (NPA) had strongholds in the region, and the city was plagued with assassinations, kidnappings, and drug-related violence. • The presence of vigilante groups made the city one of the most dangerous in the country. 2. Duterte’s Early Career as a Prosecutor • Before entering politics, Duterte was a prosecutor in Davao City, handling cases involving drugs, criminal syndicates, and rebel groups. • He witnessed firsthand how crime, impunity, and corruption crippled the city, likely shaping his hardline stance against lawlessness. 3. Personal Convictions on Leadership and Governance • Duterte has always believed that economic progress is impossible without law and order. • He saw that past mayors failed to control crime, and he took it upon himself to clean up Davao when he took office in 1988. • His approach was swift and direct, implementing strict policies on curfews, liquor bans, and firearm regulations. 4. Influence of His Father • Duterte’s father, Vicente Duterte, was a former governor of the undivided Davao province. • Vicente was known for his discipline and governance style, and Duterte likely inherited this perspective on strong leadership. 5. His Close Ties with Police and Military • Unlike traditional politicians, Duterte developed deep ties with law enforcement and the military, understanding their challenges and using them to enforce his vision of order. • He provided better salaries and benefits to the police in Davao & gave them more operational freedom to combat crime. 6. His Strong Anti-Drug and Anti-Crime Advocacy • Duterte was particularly aggressive against illegal drugs, seeing them as the root cause of crime. • He declared that drug lords and criminals had no place in his city, which later became a national policy when he became president. • His tough stance led to allegations of EJKs, but his supporters argue that it was necessary to maintain order. 7. Support from the Business Community • Business leaders in Davao City supported Duterte’s law-and-order policies because they made the city safer for investments. • The once-dangerous city transformed into an attractive destination for investors, with shopping malls, international hotels, and businesses thriving under his tenure. 8. His ‘Strongman’ Leadership Style • Duterte’s leadership approach is similar to that of other figures known for strong-willed leadership and pragmatism, where results take precedence. He has a no-nonsense approach to crime and discipline. 9. Personal Experience w/ Threats and Violence • His direct involvement in security matters—sometimes personally joining patrols and inspecting crime scenes at night—showed his commitment to enforcing his policies. 10. Political Longevity and Public Approval • Duterte’s success in drastically lowering crime rates in Davao led to overwhelming support, and he secured multiple re-election victories (he served 22 years as mayor). • His “Davao Model” of governance ultimately catapulted him to the presidency, with many Filipinos believed he could replicate the same nationwide. Feel free to share 🙏😊❤ #bringhimhome👊👊👊

Anna Malindog-Uy

18,579 views • 1 year ago

Fox’s Kaylee McGhee White says the single most disturbing thing about Zohran Mamdani isn’t even his radical agenda for New York City. It’s the fact that he is using the mayor’s office as the launchpad for a national platform to push socialism into the mainstream across America. MCGHEE WHITE: “I actually think the scariest thing about him is that he doesn’t actually see the mayorship here as anything other than a steppingstone to a larger national platform.” “And that tell’s that he doesn’t actually care about the consequences that his rhetoric, his actions and his policies have on this city and the people who live here.” “Mamdani sees New York City as a platform, from which he wants to shift the Overton window and make Democratic socialism seem nationally viable and even popular.” “And that’s why, to tie some of these threads back together, the millionaire tax he’s been hinting at on social media that he decided to spend his time talking about instead of this attack, he talks about this as if this tax is going to fund libraries and parks and schools.” “That’s not the point. The point of the tax is to take money from people Mamdani hates, which is why he personally targeted billionaire Ken Griffin. It’s personal to him.” “Same thing. He talks about arresting Netanyahu.” “Mamdani doesn’t believe in any of the things that make justice possible.” “He wants to empty out Rikers. He’s called the NYPD equivalent to IDF…” “He only wants to arrest people who he considers to be political opponents.” “It’s selective enforcement. And what Americans need to understand, if that this doesn’t stop with the millionaires. It doesn’t stop with Netanyahu. Eventually it comes for everyone.”

Fox’s Kaylee McGhee White says the single most disturbing thing about Zohran Mamdani isn’t even his radical agenda for New York City. It’s the fact that he is using the mayor’s office as the launchpad for a national platform to push socialism into the mainstream across America. MCGHEE WHITE: “I actually think the scariest thing about him is that he doesn’t actually see the mayorship here as anything other than a steppingstone to a larger national platform.” “And that tell’s that he doesn’t actually care about the consequences that his rhetoric, his actions and his policies have on this city and the people who live here.” “Mamdani sees New York City as a platform, from which he wants to shift the Overton window and make Democratic socialism seem nationally viable and even popular.” “And that’s why, to tie some of these threads back together, the millionaire tax he’s been hinting at on social media that he decided to spend his time talking about instead of this attack, he talks about this as if this tax is going to fund libraries and parks and schools.” “That’s not the point. The point of the tax is to take money from people Mamdani hates, which is why he personally targeted billionaire Ken Griffin. It’s personal to him.” “Same thing. He talks about arresting Netanyahu.” “Mamdani doesn’t believe in any of the things that make justice possible.” “He wants to empty out Rikers. He’s called the NYPD equivalent to IDF…” “He only wants to arrest people who he considers to be political opponents.” “It’s selective enforcement. And what Americans need to understand, if that this doesn’t stop with the millionaires. It doesn’t stop with Netanyahu. Eventually it comes for everyone.”

Overton

28,686 views • 2 months ago

Zul Mohamed is a Carrollton resident who is currently facing multiple felony charges and is also a candidate for Carrollton mayor in the May 2026 election. In 2024, Mohamed pleaded guilty to more than 100 felony counts related to a mail-ballot fraud scheme carried out during his failed 2020 Carrollton mayoral campaign. Yesterday, he decided to hold an “anti-redneck” rally at Frisco City Hall. The rally did not go well for him. Hundreds of “redneck” patriots showed up, while he arrived completely alone with no visible support. Many of us confronted him about his views. During those conversations, he stated that he does not support veterans - a bold statement considering that a large number of us there were veterans. He also said he wanted to dismantle the U.S. government and “rebuild it” while incorporating certain aspects of Sharia law. At one point, I confronted him on the topic of abortion. “At 6–8 weeks, you don’t think it’s a baby?” “No.” “When does it become one?” “I don’t know.” “So don’t you think that’s a little disturbing if you don’t know?” “No.” “Wow. Okay.” When people tell you who they are, listen to them. Ask your questions and let them answer. They will reveal exactly who they are. This man should not be in any elected position in America.

Zul Mohamed is a Carrollton resident who is currently facing multiple felony charges and is also a candidate for Carrollton mayor in the May 2026 election. In 2024, Mohamed pleaded guilty to more than 100 felony counts related to a mail-ballot fraud scheme carried out during his failed 2020 Carrollton mayoral campaign. Yesterday, he decided to hold an “anti-redneck” rally at Frisco City Hall. The rally did not go well for him. Hundreds of “redneck” patriots showed up, while he arrived completely alone with no visible support. Many of us confronted him about his views. During those conversations, he stated that he does not support veterans - a bold statement considering that a large number of us there were veterans. He also said he wanted to dismantle the U.S. government and “rebuild it” while incorporating certain aspects of Sharia law. At one point, I confronted him on the topic of abortion. “At 6–8 weeks, you don’t think it’s a baby?” “No.” “When does it become one?” “I don’t know.” “So don’t you think that’s a little disturbing if you don’t know?” “No.” “Wow. Okay.” When people tell you who they are, listen to them. Ask your questions and let them answer. They will reveal exactly who they are. This man should not be in any elected position in America.

Sarah Fields

191,117 views • 3 months ago

gistloverblog_mediaoutlet : Dear NDLEA NIGERIA, I am deeply concerned and frustrated by your actions, and I want to make it clear that I won’t take this lightly. I’ve been gathering more evidence of how you have mistreated this young man. I previously informed you that I am prepared to go to great lengths to address this issue, and I’m ready to follow through on that promise. Mohbad won’t be your last victim, and I guarantee that. This is a confession from the late Mohbad about how NDLEA NIGERIA gave him a white substance at your office. I recall telling everyone how Naira Marley paid NDLEA NIGERIA to apprehend Mohbad and link him to drug-related allegations. They came, handled him roughly, even threatened him with a gun, causing him injury, which he endured for a while. However, when he arrived at your office, he wasn’t the only one arrested, but he was the only one given the substance. Since when did NDLEA become a medical facility for administering substances? You’ve made life a living hell for this young man. NDLEA NIGERIA, you are not innocent, and we are calmly seeking answers. There has been silence from all quarters, and I want to remind you that the End SARS movement began like this. When there’s no one else to challenge, it’s the youth who step up. We demand answers. What did you give Imole to drink? He wasn’t the only one picked, as instructed by your sponsor, Naira Marley. We will unite and make our voices heard, and it will be a lengthy process. You better start talking. The youth won’t hesitate to take to the streets with placards to demand answers if necessary. We are waiting! Let’s all rally to NDLEA NIGERIA’s page and demand the answers they owe us. You have questions to answer.

gistloverblog_mediaoutlet : Dear NDLEA NIGERIA, I am deeply concerned and frustrated by your actions, and I want to make it clear that I won’t take this lightly. I’ve been gathering more evidence of how you have mistreated this young man. I previously informed you that I am prepared to go to great lengths to address this issue, and I’m ready to follow through on that promise. Mohbad won’t be your last victim, and I guarantee that. This is a confession from the late Mohbad about how NDLEA NIGERIA gave him a white substance at your office. I recall telling everyone how Naira Marley paid NDLEA NIGERIA to apprehend Mohbad and link him to drug-related allegations. They came, handled him roughly, even threatened him with a gun, causing him injury, which he endured for a while. However, when he arrived at your office, he wasn’t the only one arrested, but he was the only one given the substance. Since when did NDLEA become a medical facility for administering substances? You’ve made life a living hell for this young man. NDLEA NIGERIA, you are not innocent, and we are calmly seeking answers. There has been silence from all quarters, and I want to remind you that the End SARS movement began like this. When there’s no one else to challenge, it’s the youth who step up. We demand answers. What did you give Imole to drink? He wasn’t the only one picked, as instructed by your sponsor, Naira Marley. We will unite and make our voices heard, and it will be a lengthy process. You better start talking. The youth won’t hesitate to take to the streets with placards to demand answers if necessary. We are waiting! Let’s all rally to NDLEA NIGERIA’s page and demand the answers they owe us. You have questions to answer.

SAMKLEF

1,357,757 views • 3 years ago

This 18-year-old mom started doing fentanyl (“blues”) at 14. Now she’s homeless on the streets of Phoenix. She hasn’t seen her 2-year-old daughter in six months after a DUI. She says she’s “used to” the struggle. The youngest kids they see out there? 13. This isn’t random bad luck. This is the predictable result of political policies that flooded our communities with cartel fentanyl while gutting accountability. Open-border chaos under Biden-Harris let Mexican cartels flood the country with poison — precursors from China, smuggled at scale while enforcement was deliberately weakened. Record crossings, catch-and-release, sanctuary policies, and reduced interior enforcement created the perfect environment for the cartels to operate. Fentanyl deaths exploded. Young lives like Crystal’s got destroyed. At the same time, progressive “harm reduction” and decriminalization experiments (Prop 47-style thinking, soft-on-drug enforcement, housing-first without treatment mandates) turned addiction into a lifestyle instead of a crisis to be confronted. No consequences for use. No mandatory recovery for parents. Encampments normalized. Kids fall through the cracks and end up on the street at 13 or 14. We are failing an entire generation of young Americans — and then acting surprised when the streets fill with broken mothers who can’t even see their own babies. Personal responsibility matters. But so do borders that actually work, drug laws that deter instead of enable, and treatment programs that demand sobriety instead of subsidizing the addiction. How many more 14-year-olds have to start “blues” before we stop the policies that made this normal?

This 18-year-old mom started doing fentanyl (“blues”) at 14. Now she’s homeless on the streets of Phoenix. She hasn’t seen her 2-year-old daughter in six months after a DUI. She says she’s “used to” the struggle. The youngest kids they see out there? 13. This isn’t random bad luck. This is the predictable result of political policies that flooded our communities with cartel fentanyl while gutting accountability. Open-border chaos under Biden-Harris let Mexican cartels flood the country with poison — precursors from China, smuggled at scale while enforcement was deliberately weakened. Record crossings, catch-and-release, sanctuary policies, and reduced interior enforcement created the perfect environment for the cartels to operate. Fentanyl deaths exploded. Young lives like Crystal’s got destroyed. At the same time, progressive “harm reduction” and decriminalization experiments (Prop 47-style thinking, soft-on-drug enforcement, housing-first without treatment mandates) turned addiction into a lifestyle instead of a crisis to be confronted. No consequences for use. No mandatory recovery for parents. Encampments normalized. Kids fall through the cracks and end up on the street at 13 or 14. We are failing an entire generation of young Americans — and then acting surprised when the streets fill with broken mothers who can’t even see their own babies. Personal responsibility matters. But so do borders that actually work, drug laws that deter instead of enable, and treatment programs that demand sobriety instead of subsidizing the addiction. How many more 14-year-olds have to start “blues” before we stop the policies that made this normal?

DocumentingLibs

377,105 views • 2 months ago

A 58 year old metal factory worker from Hereford checked his EuroMillions ticket, thought he had won £71,000, put his glasses on to double check, and realised it was £71 MILLION. He said the money would change him and he wasn't going to pretend otherwise. > Ade Goodchild is a 58 year old factory worker from Hereford who had worked at the same metal factory for more than 24 years. > On Friday March 15 2019 he bought a EuroMillions ticket at the Co-op on Ledbury Road in Hereford. > The winning numbers were 3, 15, 24, 42 and 46 with Lucky Stars 9 and 12. > He checked his ticket on Saturday morning. > It made the winning sound and he thought he had won a fiver. > Then he thought it said £71,000. > He put his glasses on to double check and saw that all his numbers were circled and that it was the jackpot. > He read the prize amount again and realised it was £71 MILLION and that he was the only winner. > The prize was £71,057,439, which made him the UK's 15th biggest lottery winner at the time. > The first people he called were his mum and dad. He said they were in complete shock. > He kept the ticket in his sock drawer until he claimed it. > The National Lottery announced his win at a press conference at The Abbey Hotel in Malvern on Wednesday March 20 2019. > He said he was handing in his notice and that there would be no more shift work for him. > He refused to say the win wouldn't change him. His words: "It bloody well will." > He wants a new house with a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and staff, including a chauffeur and a personal chef. > He said he wanted space for his dogs, a spot for his hammock, and someone to take care of the view. > His plans also include a new car, top sporting events and holidays to the Grand Canyon and the pyramids of Giza. > He celebrated with a pizza. > He said he would spend some of the money on his family, who are originally from South Wales. A factory worker checked his EuroMillions ticket, thought he had won £71,000, put his glasses on, realised it was £71 MILLION, called his parents, celebrated with a pizza, and said the money would definitely change him.

A 58 year old metal factory worker from Hereford checked his EuroMillions ticket, thought he had won £71,000, put his glasses on to double check, and realised it was £71 MILLION. He said the money would change him and he wasn't going to pretend otherwise. > Ade Goodchild is a 58 year old factory worker from Hereford who had worked at the same metal factory for more than 24 years. > On Friday March 15 2019 he bought a EuroMillions ticket at the Co-op on Ledbury Road in Hereford. > The winning numbers were 3, 15, 24, 42 and 46 with Lucky Stars 9 and 12. > He checked his ticket on Saturday morning. > It made the winning sound and he thought he had won a fiver. > Then he thought it said £71,000. > He put his glasses on to double check and saw that all his numbers were circled and that it was the jackpot. > He read the prize amount again and realised it was £71 MILLION and that he was the only winner. > The prize was £71,057,439, which made him the UK's 15th biggest lottery winner at the time. > The first people he called were his mum and dad. He said they were in complete shock. > He kept the ticket in his sock drawer until he claimed it. > The National Lottery announced his win at a press conference at The Abbey Hotel in Malvern on Wednesday March 20 2019. > He said he was handing in his notice and that there would be no more shift work for him. > He refused to say the win wouldn't change him. His words: "It bloody well will." > He wants a new house with a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and staff, including a chauffeur and a personal chef. > He said he wanted space for his dogs, a spot for his hammock, and someone to take care of the view. > His plans also include a new car, top sporting events and holidays to the Grand Canyon and the pyramids of Giza. > He celebrated with a pizza. > He said he would spend some of the money on his family, who are originally from South Wales. A factory worker checked his EuroMillions ticket, thought he had won £71,000, put his glasses on, realised it was £71 MILLION, called his parents, celebrated with a pizza, and said the money would definitely change him.

Aisar

14,205,755 views • 7 days ago