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Wow. I just got off the phone from THREE sources that Club Lambda BK’s final night was shut down early by NYPD and FD because a group of gays from Pittsburgh l, CT, and Queens called them because they got tired of waiting outside in line for over 45... minutes — only to discover the club was less than half full with a low key “masked” party happening in the basement area. Allegedly, there was a prepaid fee to get inside before a certain time, which most of the people in line paid, but was held up outside so that they might have to pay additional to get in, despite them showing up early and the venue being less than half full. Damn. It shouldn’t have gone out like that. This is supposed to be the last hurrah of the only Black gay nightclub in Brooklyn. 🤷🏾‍♂️ video taken by Jeremiyahhhshow more

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Shapiro: I think another lesson from last night is that the American people have pretty good bullshit meters—and they know that Donald Trump’s bullshitting them. Look, I think you know two million Pennsylvanians don’t have access to SNAP right now, don’t have access to food right now. Literally yesterday, as I was driving to a polling place in Philadelphia, I saw lines stretching three to four blocks long—and then around the corner—of people waiting in line for a pop-up food pantry just to be able to eat. A number of them had “I Voted” stickers on. Think about that. In Donald Trump’s America, people are going hungry because he shut down the government. And by the way, they’re going hungry in a country where we produce more than enough food for everyone to eat. So to your point earlier, you’ve got a president of the United States who’s gotten richer—and you’ve got a whole bunch of people who are worse off because of the chaos he’s inflicted. Think about that again. Driving to a polling place yesterday, people were showing up to vote against chaos and extremism, and they had to pass a pop-up food pantry where families were lined up around the block because Donald Trump took away their food stamps. This is the America we’re in. And thankfully, voters showed up here in Pennsylvania—and in many other states—and rejected that. They chose a better way.

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SonnyBoy🇺🇸

83,307 次观看 • 1 个月前

🛑🇧🇫- Burkina Faso’s PM on how how our gold was being looted. This is what Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo was saying on national television about our artisanal gold: “Imagine, we were getting less than 500kg of gold. And last year (with SONASP), we almost got 10 tons. However, this year by the month of September alone, it was already 36 tons. In the past, Burkina Faso had no gold reserves at all. They were coming, they were the ones who go down in the mines, no Burkinabè was there. They were the ones who will come out and say, “Ah, this is what we got! And we only had to nod and accept it.” Once it leaves the mines, it goes directly to the airport where a plane ✈️ is waiting for it, and when it’s finally loaded, it takes off and that was it. Nothing stays in the country. Is this acceptable? This is unacceptable! But it’s over now! Even in the big mines they still have, we have our people there to control them, so that everything can be clear, so that if they say this is the amount of tons that we brought out, at least we are all witnesses of it.” - End of quote. I, Marcus or any Burkinabè who is well aware can attest to this. I was living in Kombissiri in the year 2010-2011, and frequently, I could hear the bikers escorting the gold in full speed like a presidential escort heading to Ouagadougou which is just at about 40km from Kombissiri. At first, I didn’t know it was gold being transported. Until one day, I asked the neighbors and the police and they told me it was gold going to the airport. I was like damn! People are looting our gold! I don’t remember the name of the mine they told me, but Kombissiri was the route they were following. So, this confirms what the PM is saying. But thank God for Capitaine Ibrahim TRAORÉ ! We have none of that shit anymore.

🛑🇧🇫- Burkina Faso’s PM on how how our gold was being looted. This is what Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo was saying on national television about our artisanal gold: “Imagine, we were getting less than 500kg of gold. And last year (with SONASP), we almost got 10 tons. However, this year by the month of September alone, it was already 36 tons. In the past, Burkina Faso had no gold reserves at all. They were coming, they were the ones who go down in the mines, no Burkinabè was there. They were the ones who will come out and say, “Ah, this is what we got! And we only had to nod and accept it.” Once it leaves the mines, it goes directly to the airport where a plane ✈️ is waiting for it, and when it’s finally loaded, it takes off and that was it. Nothing stays in the country. Is this acceptable? This is unacceptable! But it’s over now! Even in the big mines they still have, we have our people there to control them, so that everything can be clear, so that if they say this is the amount of tons that we brought out, at least we are all witnesses of it.” - End of quote. I, Marcus or any Burkinabè who is well aware can attest to this. I was living in Kombissiri in the year 2010-2011, and frequently, I could hear the bikers escorting the gold in full speed like a presidential escort heading to Ouagadougou which is just at about 40km from Kombissiri. At first, I didn’t know it was gold being transported. Until one day, I asked the neighbors and the police and they told me it was gold going to the airport. I was like damn! People are looting our gold! I don’t remember the name of the mine they told me, but Kombissiri was the route they were following. So, this confirms what the PM is saying. But thank God for Capitaine Ibrahim TRAORÉ ! We have none of that shit anymore.

Sy Marcus Herve Traore

15,468 次观看 • 8 个月前

Lance Stephenson says his only NBA career regret is losing his hunger after signing a 3-year $27,000,000 contract with the Hornets “The year that I left the Pacers to go to the Hornets, once I got paid, I didn’t keep that hunger. I kind of slowed. I got a car, I got houses, I was hyped. All my friends, I’m on top of the... I go to my hood, I’m doing music videos. I felt like at that moment right there, I should have just started going harder and harder. And that’s the only part of my career I feel like, damn, I should have changed that right there. I got paid and was outside. I was in the gym, but I was outside and in the gym at the same time” “When we were growing up, the goal was to be the best player you could be, be the best player on the court, go at anybody. You want to be memorable. And I just say, ‘Yo, just stay in the gym. When you get paid, stay in the gym because there’s more money there. There’s more fun. You can have fun later.’ Right now, I wish I went crazy at that time so I could have more fun right now”

Lance Stephenson says his only NBA career regret is losing his hunger after signing a 3-year $27,000,000 contract with the Hornets “The year that I left the Pacers to go to the Hornets, once I got paid, I didn’t keep that hunger. I kind of slowed. I got a car, I got houses, I was hyped. All my friends, I’m on top of the... I go to my hood, I’m doing music videos. I felt like at that moment right there, I should have just started going harder and harder. And that’s the only part of my career I feel like, damn, I should have changed that right there. I got paid and was outside. I was in the gym, but I was outside and in the gym at the same time” “When we were growing up, the goal was to be the best player you could be, be the best player on the court, go at anybody. You want to be memorable. And I just say, ‘Yo, just stay in the gym. When you get paid, stay in the gym because there’s more money there. There’s more fun. You can have fun later.’ Right now, I wish I went crazy at that time so I could have more fun right now”

dank

506,173 次观看 • 11 天前

Soak in one hell of a pre-match atmosphere via the BBC's coverage of England v Germany at Euro 96. In my forthcoming book (Euro 96: The Full Story) Barry Davies says he didn't realise he was going to be called into action so early: 'Des Lynam handed over to me in commentary very early. No one told me he was going to do that. I decided this was a heck of a good thing because the noise from the crowd was building up and the song was being sung all over Wembley. I didn’t say anything for, well when I listened back to it, it felt like an eternity. It was about ten minutes. I had no idea he was going to come to me so early. Nobody told me. Maybe they thought they’d do that because I’d said in the past that there’s too much chat before the game – that problem has only got worse since! The noise that night though and the supporters were tremendous.' #euro96

Soak in one hell of a pre-match atmosphere via the BBC's coverage of England v Germany at Euro 96. In my forthcoming book (Euro 96: The Full Story) Barry Davies says he didn't realise he was going to be called into action so early: 'Des Lynam handed over to me in commentary very early. No one told me he was going to do that. I decided this was a heck of a good thing because the noise from the crowd was building up and the song was being sung all over Wembley. I didn’t say anything for, well when I listened back to it, it felt like an eternity. It was about ten minutes. I had no idea he was going to come to me so early. Nobody told me. Maybe they thought they’d do that because I’d said in the past that there’s too much chat before the game – that problem has only got worse since! The noise that night though and the supporters were tremendous.' #euro96

Richard Chamberlain

106,679 次观看 • 6 个月前