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Peter Gin2 years ago

@blkhercules45 Is that Hassan Mostafa?

Padl2 years ago

Great calfs!

Trumen2 years ago

Some have to work real hard for them. Others are blessed

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MY CANDID MESSAGE TO GOVERNOR ADEMOLA ADELEKE... - DELE MOMODU My Twin Brother, I'm led in spirit to send you this brief message, for posterity sake. PLEASE, take note of the following: A. Let no one deceive you that INEC, under the complete control of PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU will organize free, fair and credible ELECTION in OSUN State next week, AUGUST 15, 2026... The ruling APC government is determined to use your election as the dress rehearsal for their nefarious preparation for the Presidential election in January 2027. The devil has taken possession of their hardened souls and they're ready to play GOD because of POWER... B. We have a lot of friends in APC and we've been warned to expect ANY eventuality. The instruction to their foot-soldiers is simple: GRAB OSUN by any means NECESSARY and deal 👌 with the resultant volcano thereafter... C. Pls, hold on tightly to GOD as you've always been. We are proud of the uncommon work you've done, and doing. Let them campaign with the work they did in the past... Little or nothing to show... YOU ARE LOVED...

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Serrations do not make the saw. The knife decides the cut. Too many blades fail the moment they meet real resistance. Marketing promises “tactical” serrations, aggressive teeth, and “indestructible” edges, yet they fold, chip, or dull the instant they bite into something unforgiving—like a fire hose, thick rope, or seasoned hardwood. Those tests expose the truth: geometry and heat-treat matter more than gimmicks. A well-forged blade with a clean, convex or flat-ground edge slices with authority because the steel is properly hardened and the geometry supports it. No saw-tooth illusion of aggression—just pure, controlled cutting. When you truly know your equipment, selection becomes simple. You stop chasing trends and start respecting physics. A beautiful edge wins every time. It pushes through cleanly, retains sharpness longer, and leaves less waste. Whether you’re field dressing, rope work, or daily carry, the difference is night and day. Train with it. Hone it. Respect the steel. The right knife doesn’t need marketing hype; its performance speaks louder than any serrated promise ever could.

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Saul Sadka

41,236 views • 6 months ago

Los Angeles Police Department Veteran Deon Joseph reveals that every block of the 100 blocks of Skid Row is controlled by gangs He says these gangs openly tax people like the mafia for coming into their areas This is Gavin Newsom’s California “What a lot of people outside of Skid Row don't understand is every street in the Skid Row area is controlled by a gang. There's a gang called the DTGs. They're an unofficial syndicate of hated rivals that often agree to work together in Skid Row because there's plenty of customers and they'll take over every street. If you're a homeless person trying to seek, come down to Skid Row because they say, hey, this is the place you need to be. You try to set up a tent. A lot of these individuals will approach you and say, what are you doing here? Well, I'm just trying to live. Well, nope, this is my block. You either have to pay a tax. If you don't pay the tax, you have to sell our drugs. We've got to allow our women to use your tent. And if you don't, you get assaulted or they do what's called a skid row eviction, where your tent gets pulled out and set on fire. So a lot of these individuals in skid row have no choice. Some of them, they're not hardened criminals, but they have no choice because the criminal element is so strong, their influence and their grip on the community is so strong.“ “That’s wild”

Los Angeles Police Department Veteran Deon Joseph reveals that every block of the 100 blocks of Skid Row is controlled by gangs He says these gangs openly tax people like the mafia for coming into their areas This is Gavin Newsom’s California “What a lot of people outside of Skid Row don't understand is every street in the Skid Row area is controlled by a gang. There's a gang called the DTGs. They're an unofficial syndicate of hated rivals that often agree to work together in Skid Row because there's plenty of customers and they'll take over every street. If you're a homeless person trying to seek, come down to Skid Row because they say, hey, this is the place you need to be. You try to set up a tent. A lot of these individuals will approach you and say, what are you doing here? Well, I'm just trying to live. Well, nope, this is my block. You either have to pay a tax. If you don't pay the tax, you have to sell our drugs. We've got to allow our women to use your tent. And if you don't, you get assaulted or they do what's called a skid row eviction, where your tent gets pulled out and set on fire. So a lot of these individuals in skid row have no choice. Some of them, they're not hardened criminals, but they have no choice because the criminal element is so strong, their influence and their grip on the community is so strong.“ “That’s wild”

Wall Street Apes

201,144 views • 7 months ago

❗️🇮🇷 A bombshell visual investigation by CNN and the Institute for Science and International Security has exposed satellite intelligence revealing that Tehran has initiated rapid, illicit repair work across nuclear facilities and military hubs previously neutralized by joint U.S.-Israeli bunker-buster bombing raids. This frantic construction blitz directly violates the explicit status-quo terms of the mid-June Memorandum of Understanding signed with the United States to freeze Iran's military nuclear weaponization program. High-resolution satellite tracking from June and July captures high-tempo reconstruction at the infamous Parchin military complex, where concrete mixing trucks are backfilling three massive penetration craters on the hardened roof of a high-explosives testing bunker. Simultaneously, heavy logistical activity has been documented at the tunnel entrances of Pickax Mountain—a strategic underground facility linked to advanced enrichment networks. Conversely, other primary production hubs, such as the Isfahan nuclear complex, show zero signs of structural rehabilitation. Tehran's defiance extends beyond its nuclear infrastructure into its regional kinetic strike assets. Satellite imagery shows extensive new asphalt paving at the Tabriz missile base to restore mobile ballistic missile launcher mobility, while heavy excavators at the Kermanshah facility are actively clearing blocked tunnel networks to reopen underground drone and missile storage. Additionally, construction crews at the Tabriz airbase are backfilling a massive strike crater to restore tactical runway functionality. This real-time intelligence became available only after the U.S. government lifted restrictions that previously forced commercial satellite providers to blur high-resolution imagery of sensitive Iranian military terrain.

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NSTRIKE

25,558 views • 1 month ago

NAMIBIAN DRUG MULE WHO SWALLOWED BULLETS OF SUSPECTED DRUGS ARRESTED AT OR TAMBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT A 30-year-old female Namibian drug mule has been arrested at the OR Tambo International Airport. This is the tenth drug mule to be arrested at this Airport in the past two months. SAPS, SARS custom, and immigration officials were following up on intelligence from SAPS of a drug mule that would land from Sau Paulo at about 07:25. The team immediately intercepted the drug mule as she was making her way through immigration. She was immediately arrested, taken to a local hospital where a medical x-ray confirmed and detected foreign objects in her stomach. The process to release the suspected drugs from her body is underway. She has already released more than 60 bullets of suspected cocaine thus far. She is currently under police guard and custody. The value of the drugs cannot be determined at this stage as the process to release all suspected drugs from the suspects body may take some time. The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), General Fannie Masemola has applauded the vigilance of the multidisciplinary team working tirelessly to clampdown on criminality at the OR TAMBO International Airport. “Our men and women in blue are hard at work intercepting hardened criminals. South Africa is not a playground for criminals and transnational organised crime. We are squeezing the space for criminals and leaving nothing to chance. “, concluded Gen Fannie Masemola

NAMIBIAN DRUG MULE WHO SWALLOWED BULLETS OF SUSPECTED DRUGS ARRESTED AT OR TAMBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT A 30-year-old female Namibian drug mule has been arrested at the OR Tambo International Airport. This is the tenth drug mule to be arrested at this Airport in the past two months. SAPS, SARS custom, and immigration officials were following up on intelligence from SAPS of a drug mule that would land from Sau Paulo at about 07:25. The team immediately intercepted the drug mule as she was making her way through immigration. She was immediately arrested, taken to a local hospital where a medical x-ray confirmed and detected foreign objects in her stomach. The process to release the suspected drugs from her body is underway. She has already released more than 60 bullets of suspected cocaine thus far. She is currently under police guard and custody. The value of the drugs cannot be determined at this stage as the process to release all suspected drugs from the suspects body may take some time. The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), General Fannie Masemola has applauded the vigilance of the multidisciplinary team working tirelessly to clampdown on criminality at the OR TAMBO International Airport. “Our men and women in blue are hard at work intercepting hardened criminals. South Africa is not a playground for criminals and transnational organised crime. We are squeezing the space for criminals and leaving nothing to chance. “, concluded Gen Fannie Masemola

Yusuf Abramjee

277,188 views • 1 year ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran is throwing the first punches now, and the whole region is rearranging itself around a question Trump keeps avoiding Trita Parsi tracks this war through sources on the Iranian side, and what he's hearing changes the picture in three ways. First, the Ukraine episode isn't over. The calm is tactical, a response postponed rather than cancelled, saved for a quieter moment so it can't be used to weld the two wars into one. Second, Iran has switched roles. For months it only answered American attacks; now it strikes first, deliberately and visibly, from the Jordan salvo to the ships hit in an Egyptian port that much of the region reads as Tehran's work. The purpose behind all of it is aimed at one man: "He doesn't have escalation dominance. He actually doesn't even have any good military options." Tehran keeps raising the pressure until Trump faces the choice he's dodged all war, full-scale conflict or full-scale diplomacy, with the comfortable middle burned away. And third, the map is moving. Iran's Hormuz position has hardened into a simple formula, territorial waters or no seat, meaning Iran and Oman manage the strait and nobody else. Meanwhile the new Saudi-led maritime alliance, Pakistan and Turkey backing it while the UAE and Oman stay out, reads to him less like a war pact than a region learning to balance Iran, and even Israel, without America in the middle. His forecast is weeks more of this, with the odds of a full regional blowup still under 50 PERCENT. The door to diplomacy isn't closed, he says, just invisible in the fog. Trita Parsi

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran is throwing the first punches now, and the whole region is rearranging itself around a question Trump keeps avoiding Trita Parsi tracks this war through sources on the Iranian side, and what he's hearing changes the picture in three ways. First, the Ukraine episode isn't over. The calm is tactical, a response postponed rather than cancelled, saved for a quieter moment so it can't be used to weld the two wars into one. Second, Iran has switched roles. For months it only answered American attacks; now it strikes first, deliberately and visibly, from the Jordan salvo to the ships hit in an Egyptian port that much of the region reads as Tehran's work. The purpose behind all of it is aimed at one man: "He doesn't have escalation dominance. He actually doesn't even have any good military options." Tehran keeps raising the pressure until Trump faces the choice he's dodged all war, full-scale conflict or full-scale diplomacy, with the comfortable middle burned away. And third, the map is moving. Iran's Hormuz position has hardened into a simple formula, territorial waters or no seat, meaning Iran and Oman manage the strait and nobody else. Meanwhile the new Saudi-led maritime alliance, Pakistan and Turkey backing it while the UAE and Oman stay out, reads to him less like a war pact than a region learning to balance Iran, and even Israel, without America in the middle. His forecast is weeks more of this, with the odds of a full regional blowup still under 50 PERCENT. The door to diplomacy isn't closed, he says, just invisible in the fog. Trita Parsi

Mario Nawfal

318,574 views • 1 month ago